Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-20

! Mrs. Harriet Gates, Of Charleston. w.
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. K.
lib. Stevens. Mrs. Gates has not been
here for some years. She is the mother
OF the Gates boys, well known here.
Mr. Bob. Brown is back among the
boys again. Bob is nice looking
young man.
Mr.. Chas. Lupton is learning book
keeping with Mr.. A. NJ. White, at Jnc.
T. Halliday & Co.'S.
The Fire Department were out Satur-
day eve. The boys look handsome.
They. had tony supper In Aleshire's
mill, Monday evening, In honor of the
completion Of the changes which have
occupied three months. Some al per-
sons were seated. All the employees
of the mill, those who had assisted in
the change, the families Of the Mes
srs. Aleshire and the press, were present.
II any body knows how TO entertain it
certainly is the proprIetors of the above
mill. No employe ever complained of
mistreatment at their hands, and the
hospitality of their respective families
is known far and near. Our jolly
friend, MT. n. Thernburg, presided.
They had quite mob on Court street,
Tuesday morning. A colored man had
struck a white man with stone. the
latter's friends pursued the colored man,
making it so hot for him that he has dis
appeared for the time being.
Mr.. Will F. Hayward left this week
to attend the marriage of relative at
Parkersburg, W. Va. From thence he
goes to the May Festival.
Court convenes Monday.
Mrs. S. r. Dana and Mrs. Bailey of
Marietta, are visiting Judge Iogue.
Mrs. Capt. Lew Hates has returned
home.
Messrs. VIM. J. Fenner, Jos. Ford
and A. P. Menager. are down to the
Festival.
Mr.. W. F. Butler of Vinton took
some nice horses to the city, this week.
Messrs. w. II. Harvey and Geo. w.
Eagle are down to the city, on business.
Miss Minnie Kuhn and Laura Gate
wood have been to the country rusti-
eating for some time.
Judge Benham, who has been TO
Columbus the past week, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Misses I.alla Vance and Annie Mem
ager left for tho May Festival this
morning.
Mr.. d. T. Morgan Of Oak Hill, form
erly employed in the Auditors office,
was here among friends for day or
two of this week.
DR.. C. H. Sterneman has returned
home.
The family of Mr.. Chas. F. Jenny
are visiting in the city.
Mrs. s. A. Dunbar is down to the big
Festival.
The Union Schools close On the l1th
Of June. The following is the gradua-
ting class :-Wm. Groathouse, Wilber
Lasley, Lincoln Neal, Marie Ford, Mil
lie Dages, Jennie Myers, Lille Stewart,
Ella Lupton and Maddie Denny.
Hon. Homer c. Jones and brother,
d. W. Jones, were in the city last week,
stopping with Mr.. T. B. Bancroft.
Messrs. Gardner, Pepple & Co. are
getting out large quantities of timber
for trestling on the PomeroY Division
of the Railroad. They use three saw
mills In the work.
Mr.. James r. Stuart has moved into
the new house belonging to Mr.. Fl. II.
Jones, on Spruce street.
Mr.. Nick Sprague is rapidly con-
valescing. Nick says the Journal Is
better to him than medicine.
Policeman Cook squelched fire in
the Third Ward IL O'Clock Saturday
night, which had been ignited by hot
ashes. And yet they won't learn
lesson.
The steamer Chesapeake Is building
up an immense trade hy her regularity.
She has not varied 80 minutes In her
arrivals since opening her present
trade.