Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-04

mirror; Mr. John r Sanns, fruit basket
Mr. and Mrs p A Sanns, gold ban
china tea set Of 20 pieces; Miss Ellz
lSanns, solid silver berry spoons an
large cushioned chair; Mr. and Mrs c
Henking, silver caster; Miss -Henriett
IIenking, silver butter dish; Mr. an
Mrs and Bessie and Msrgie Allemong
bronze clock and candelsbras; Mr. an
Mrs L Baer, combined stand. work boz
and writing desk; Mr. and Mrs J
Vance, framed steel engraving; Mr.
Heisner, book, 'tArt in America;
Misses Fannie and Lille Heisner, silve
butter dish; Mr. and Mrs Naret, silve
card receiver and boquet holder; Youni
Mems Bachelor Club. silver pitcher an,
goblets; Julius Stabler, Jas McClurg
Jno Maguet, Jacob Hibner, Jonas ]
Smith. r G Hubbard, o IL Henking, 4
G Beall, employees Of Allemong, Baer &
Co, china chamber set; Miss Rose Wood
silver pickle caster; Mrs E Martin
netted tie; Mr. and Mrs Ed eating
silver spoon holder; Miss Lena Wood
hand mirror; Misses Lanning, silver
pickle caster; Miss Lille Langley, ell
yer butter knife; Miss Clara Deletombe
silver. pickle caster; Miss Maud Sanns
silver cake basket; Mr. and Mrs Jas II
Sanns, camp chair; Mr. and Mrs DI
Needham, silver vases; Miss Mary Fer.
ard, Turkish toweling set embroidered
in blue; Mr, Mrs and Jennie Bailey,
silver vases; Mrs ]. 2 Cadot, very fine
cocoanut cake; JOURNAL office, silver
and crystal berry dish; Mr. w D Kutz.
horse shoe of choice flowers; Misses
Cora aud Minnie Hutsinpiller, silver
nut dish and pickers; Mr. and Mrs E
Aleshire, silver vase; Mrs L Black,
Marseilles bedspread; Mr & Aleshire,
silver honey dish; Miss Julia Shepard,
silver and crystal boquet holders; Miss
Mary Aleshire and Mr. Jos Mullineux,
crystal toilet set with name and date
engraved; Mr. Geo House, silver, and
glass celery stand; Misses Lizzie Bayes,
Minnie Shalcross, Kate Mcintyre, Fan
ME Ford, Clara Perry. Annie Vanden,
silver and crystal berry dish and celery
stand; Miss Alice Vanden, handsomely
embroidered towels; Mr. Jos Aleshire,
silver perfumery stand; Mrs Coleman,
cake; Miss Ella Young, fruit cake;
Miss Lauretta Young, silver salver; {;
Mrs and Ella Young, silver berry SER
vice; Mrs A Vance, wrapper front; Miss
Lalla Vance, cake and handsomely
tucked pillow and sheet shams; Mrs
Fanny Ferard, of Findlay, U, bracket
lambrequins; Miss Nellie Ferard, of
Findlay, dining table mats; Mrs e
Hebard, painted holly easel: Capt Ed
Donnally, china-fralne mirror; Mr. J E
Hebard, card case and cards; DR. Jas
Lupton, silver card receiver; Miss Ella
Womeldorff, painted blue satin pin
cushion; Miss Fannie Rathburn, comb
ana brush; Messrs ) NJ Neal and Gus
Roedell, Venitian pitcher Mr. J d Bell,
silver card receiver; Frank Ford and
W F Pitrat, Kansas City, Mo, silver and
crystal boquet holder; DIR S c Bailey,
box of choice cut flowers.
We noticed the guests from abroad as
follows: DR. s c Bailey, wife and
daughter Jennie, of Columbus, o; Capt
Ed A Donnally of the Steamer Ariadne ;
Willis d Kutz, of Lancaster, guest of
the Misses Deletombe; Ollie r Newton
and wife, of Millersport, o; Miss Lutte
Young, of Columbus, o; Miss Ella
womeldorff, of Middleport, o; DR. Harry
F Sanns, of Millersport, o; Rev S d
Hutsinpiller, GAINESVILLE, o.
OF the guests at home we noted the
following: Mr. and Mrs r Aleshire, Mr.
and Mrs Louis Baer, Mr. and Mrs C G
Naret. Mr. and Mrs A Henking, Mr. and
Mrs Jno L Vance, Mr. and Mrs E
Aleshire, Mr. and Mrs A W Allemongs
DIR and Mrs w C H Needham, Mr. and
Mrs p A Sanns, Mr. and Mrs Jas Fl
Sanns, Mr. and Mrs Jas E Hebaid, Ma
jor c c Aleshire, Geo House, VIM
Brading, r Aieshire, jr, Jos Mullineux,
q F Pitrst, Louis Gavin, Oscar Hen
king, J r Mccormick, C W Ernsting,
A G Beall, DIR T 5 Brown, P 4 Wall,
VIM Nash, Prof J M Neal, Gus
Roedell, and others. Misses Clara Del
tombe, Lille Heisner, Fannie Heisner,
Rose Wood, Ella Young, Mary Ale
shire, Blanche Cadot, Minnie Shall
cross, Eliza Sanns, Fannie Ford, Mr
and Mrs g w Henking and Lena Wood.
On Thursday morning the happy
couple took the $3.50 train for CIncir-
natl, where they will spend few days
at the Grand Hotel. From thence they
will proceed either by rail or boat to
New Orleans. On their return trip
they will 60 through Florida, dropping
in on the "Gallipolis Colony" in Jack
sonyille. They will be gone about four
weeks and returning will imm ediately
go to housekeeping. We wish them all
the happiness possible.
The late Chas. johnson was Inferred
at Mound Hill Cemetery by the X. of p,
and G.. v. r. d. An autopsy of the
body showed that the sack which sup
ports the bowels was diseased, and was
the cause of his death. The heart was
remarkably small, not exceeding four
ounces in weight. The average heart
weighs about TWENTY-FIVE ounces.
The late Mrs. Adaline Ward left all
her property, real and personal. by
will, to her daughter Miss Love Ward
G. d. Mcbride is out again attending
to business.
How does the following, taken from
the JOURNAL Of March, 1858, sound
now, since the railroad Is just builts
"The road from Berlin to Addison
Town is already under contract, and