Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

IlOh' l. W. QuinDy3 OF wilmington, palC
Washington a brief visit last Friday.
Mrs. W. c. Could of jackson, Ohio, spent sew.
eraI days visiting friends in town the past week
Miss Jeanette Grove sings in Theodore
Thomas concert at Music Hall, Cincinnati, to-
night.
Mrs Rev. HutchisOn, Of Rushville, Indiana
is here on visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. P,
Robinson.
Harry Daugherty came home from Ann Arbor
Mich, where he has been attending law school,
last Saturday.
The ladies Of the Alvin Dancing Club will
give Leap Year hop at Music Hall on Friday
evening, April Sd.
Mrs. Tude Bradley and Mrs, Mary Newbold,
of Baltimore, are visiting their mother, Mrs. d,
Furtwangler, in town.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Mclean of Frankfort, Ross
county, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r..
Sutherland the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Sutherland entertained
large company of their friends at their resi-
dence on Saturday evening last.
VIM. e. Evans, of HillsbOro, visited Ely Com
mandery X. T. of this place, at a special con-
clave in Templar work, on the 18th inst.
Senator Creamer and family came home from
Columbus last Saturday, to remain during the
tri-weekly adjournment of the Legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrow, of Hillsboro, pa
rents Of Mrs. Mills Gardner, of this place, cele-
brated their fftieth wedding anniversary on the
llth inst.
Mrs. William Millikan accompanied her hus-
band to Columbus on Tuesday. After spending
a few days in that city she will go to Marys-
vile to visit her sons.
Sheriff Smith and family removed to their
residence on Temple street, this week. j. D.
Kerr, who has been occupying the house, will
board with DR.. Dennis.
DIR. W. B. Carpenter, of Columbus, and Geo.
H. Carpenter, who is attending college at WoOs-
ter, Ohio were called home by the death of their
sister, Miss Hattie, on Monday.
Hon. Jas. Pursell, NJ. s. sager, W. F. willett
and DR.. Harlow, with their wives, went over to
Chillicothe Saturday evening, to attend a birth
day party at the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Mills, of
that city.
Mrs. DR.. H. c. COffman returned from Column
bus Tuesday, where she had been spending
few days with her son Charlie, who is now at
tending school at the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb.
Mrs. B. Sweet of South Charleston, daughter
IF Mrs. c. L. Getz, Miss Flora Clark Of the same
place, and Mrs. Emma Harley Of Toledo, the
lwo latter nieces of Mrs Getl and Mrs. Ella
Joons, are visiting with their relatives in town.
Geo. P, VanDeman stopped off here, on his
way from San Francisco to New York, last Sat |
irtlay evening. He had intended going around |
)y water, but changed his mind just before |
tarting, and came across by rail, surprising his
amily by dropping in upon them unexpectedly. |
W. c. Tanzey was called to Richie County, |
"a, last week, by the serious illness of brother
Who resides there. He returned the latter part
# the week, his brothers. condition having ma
erially improved Mr.. Tanzey thinks there is
chance for profitable speculation in timber
ands in that part of Virginia.
The Chillicothe Register, of March 20, says:
Mr.. Harry N. Newbeck, -in-law of John
ohm R.Bailey, of our city, has been again sent to
he Athens Asylum. The least worry or excite
business matters seems to throw
i'm Off his balance, and his contemplated re-
lOval to Washington c. FL. has again unhinged
is mind, He was returned to Athens on Friday
I last week"
Il. B. VanDeman, of Sanford, Florida, arrived
ere Saturday evening, accompanied by his sis
er, Miss Ella, who has been spending the win
er at his home in Florida, with the hope of bene-
tting her health. Her condition, however, has
OF been improved blythe climate of that State.
ir. w. came up to Cincinnati with the eXcur-
Onists over the Cincinnati Southern railway.
Ie started for home on Monday.
The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr..
nd Mrs. r. A. Robinson, which occurred on
riday evening last, was made the occasion for
surprise visitation by company of their
lends to the number of 150. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
ere taken entirely unawares, but nevertheless
ave their visitors most cordial greeting, and
le affair was one of the jOlliest social events
lat has transpired recently. An elegant China
inner set, together with other handsome and ]
aluable articles, were presented to Mr.. q {
rs. r., with the congratulations of their :
lends.