Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-12-30
PERSONAL ANp nOCrAL.

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lumbus for the holidays.
Nr. Chas. Milburn, Of Xenia, spent
Christmas in Washington.
Dr.. TassO COh1man, Of Cincinnati,
came home to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Roots, Of Columbus, visited with
the family Of Col. Garis last week.
Lieut.. Fred. Ogle, U. s. A., was ex-
pected home last night, on leave of
absence.
Mrs. H. G, Moore goes to Sandusky
tomorrow, to spend New Years with
her parents.
7 Miss. Jennie Slagle, Of Ross county,
spent few days recently with friends
in town.
Mr.. b. Allen, of Springfield, visited
his mother, Mrs. Anthony Allen, Ofthis
place, last week.
Mr.. Willis Allen, of the firm of Allen
Bros, Is spending the holidays at his
old home in Bellefontaine.
Prof. f. NJ. Allen and wife, of Ba,
tavia, came up to spend the holidays
with their Washington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, of Jamestown,
spent few days the past week with
their daughter, Mrs. Clint Stewart, in
town.
Mr. Ed. T. Butler, of Delaware, o.,
has been the guest of Messrs. Fuller &
Owens, of the Arlington, for few
days past. e
Mr.. 4. O'Day and wife of Madison
county, spent few days the past
week with Mrs. O'Day's father, Mr..
Edwin Bird, in town.
Mr.. B. H. Smith is here this week
for the purpose of removing his family
to their new home, at Atlanta, Georgia.
They will start Monday. r.
Mrs. Jos. C. Plumb started for IN
dianapolis, Ind, last Friday, where
she will spend the Winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Jas I. Failey.
London Enterprise, 22d: "Misses
Dolly and Mamie Hegler, of Washing
ton c. H., were the guests of Mrs. N. NJ.
Thomas, several days past" g.s
Mr.. S. f. johnson made his appear
ance on the streets again last Friday,
after being housed up for couple of
weeks, nursing very painful carbup-
Gle on his leg. NJ
L0rin Wilson lett last week for New
York City, to take a position as
bookeeper in the large tobacco house of
Kimball & Co. He will remove his
family there in short time.
Frank Ford, who is attending law
school at Cincinnati, came home last
Thursday, to spend the holidays, ac-
companied by Mr.. Cunningham, of
Covington, also, student of the law
school.
Circleville Democrat, oath: "Peter
Gill, of Washington G. H., was in the
city last Saturday David Hopkins
and wife, of Washington G. H., were
guests Of j. p. Winstead and wife, the
past week."
Mrs. H. e. Browne met with pain
full accident last Friday. She was car
rytng a dish of hot custard, when she
tripped and fell, throwing the custard
over her face, neck and arms, which
were severely burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Butterheld, of
Lancaster, formerly residents Of Wash
ington, met with sad bereavement in
the death of their son Girls, on Wednes-
day of last week, after an illness ofonly
"a hours, of Group and pneumonia.
Chillicothe Advertiser, 22d: "Miss A.
Shook, of Washington G. H., was here
attending the Bazaar. Misses Anna
and Belle Smyth, of Washington G. H.,
were the guests during the Bazaar, of
Miss Poland, on south Fifth street.
Chlllicothe Gazette, 22d: "Mr. Ed.
McEntee, Of Washington G. H., came
down Tuesday to spend the holidays at
home. Frank Allen was in the city
last week. Mr.. Allen is now a resident
of Fayette county, and is large renter
of land over there"
jamestown Trtbane, oath: ".Joseph
s. johnson, formerly resident of this
place, now q citizen of Audubon, Iowa,
is here on a visit to his many old ac-
quaintances. lie will also visit his
brother near Washington G. H., before
he goes west again. 1t has been nearly
two years since he removed from here"
Mr.. s, G. Brown, the accommodate
ing baggage-master on the Washington
and Dresden Accommodation, who
with his wife have made their home in
Washington the past three years, will
return to GAINESVILLE, their former home