Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-06
Personal AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. Sam. Taylor, Of Chicago, cam'


home to spendNew Years.
r. G. Anderson, attorney-at-law, Of
CircleYille, was in town Monday.
Geo. II. Carpenter was home to spend
the holidays with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Geo Carpenter.
Mrs. G. A. Cave spent holiday week
with relatives and friends at her form
er home, Waverly, 0.
Mrs. Os. Smith and sister, Miss Ella
Pitzer, spent New Years and Sunday
in Xenia, visiting friends.
Miss Carrie Adams, of Lebanon, spent
the holidays with her sisters, the Miss
es Clara and Maria Adams, in town.
Miss Carry Shoemaker, Of Columbus,
spent the Holidays in town visiting her
friends, Miss Emma Mckee, and Miss
Emma Millikan.
Miss Emma Mcdonald, of Cincinnati,
spent the holidays days with her cousin,
Miss Emma Conner, and the family of
Mr.. A. NJ. StimsOn.
DR.. w. B. Carpenter and wife, Of
Columbus, visited the Dr.'s parents,
Rev. Geo. Carpenter and wife, in this
place, the past week.
A large number of the ladies Of
Washington kept open house on New
Years day, and the gentlemen were
out in force making calls.
Mr.. Pavey, Esq, returned home on
Friday last, from Wooster, where his
wife and sons are. His sons are being
educated at the Wooster College.
/ Mr.. T. K. Perdue, our new County
Surveyor, has removed his family from
New Martinsburg to Washington. and
become citizen of the county seat.
1t. Fred Ogle, U. S. A., who is sta
toned at Fort Leavenworth, arrived at
his home in this place last Friday even
ing, on leave of absence from his COM
mand. ... ......... .....
Mr.. w. P. Cleaveland, U. S. revenue
gauger, who has been stationed at
Lynchburg, came home Saturday, with
his wife and child, to spend a few
weeks.
Wilmington Democrat, Dec. 81 Miss
Jennie Bereman, a bright and bewitch-
ing little belle of Washington c. H., is
Miss Carrie Babb, of Columbus
street.
CirleoiU Herald 5th Mr.. T. j. Lind
sey of Washington c. H., was here on
Mr.. Frank Edwards of
c. H., was present at the
Delaplane reception.
Mr.. Milton Burnett, Of Washington,
Davis Co., Indiana, made us New
Years call, and did as a great many of
our old friends are doing, renewed his
to the HERALD.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Foster, of
Ross county, spent several
days of the past week at Mrs. F.'s old
home in BlOOmingburg, and with her
father, Mr.. Jas. A. Cunning, of this
place. ...r u
Mrs. Col. Maynard and daughter, who
took passage on the steamer Hanna H.
Blanks, at Cincinnati on the 2lst ult.,
arrived safe at New Orleans on Friday
noon last, where they will remain for
the present.
Senator A. r. Creamer and Repre-
sentative VIM. Millikan went to COlum-
bus on Tuesday morning, to be in their
places at the opening of the legislative
session. Senator Creamer's.. family will
spend the winter with him at the Cap
ital.
Springfield Sunday NeaoS: Mr..
Lewis Boatsen, telegraph operator at
Washington G. H., spent Christmas
and last Sunday in this CITY,. Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett, nee Miss Emma Far
quar-, of Washington c. H., arrived
here Friday from their trip to Will
mingtoD.
jamestown 1ribane Dec. 81: Mrs.
W. B. Mclean is visiting friends in
Washington G. H., this week. The
editor of this paper was the recipient
Of handsome gold watch-a Christ
mas present from his mother. 1t is
rifle better than newspaper men usu-
ally carry, but as it was present and
came from the source it did, we shall
carry it and try not to feel proud.
OH, what a Cough!
viii you heed the warning? The
signal perhaps of the sure approach of
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