Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20

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The state of matrmony has been
get ting its share of emigration late
! ly. Among the recent weddings
we mention that OF Elmer Dusen-
berry to Miss Hare, the Rev. J. X.
Moshcr officiating.
| By the same, Mr.. William Lewis
TO Miss Katie Thomas. We under.
stand they had a fine infarc and
supper. The Dawn band enIiven-
ed the occasion with their sweet
music.
Last Thursday Mr.. William Stag
ncr went mp TO Breckenridge, and
took unto himself one of their fair
est maids. breckenridge boys
should keep sharp lookout for
foreign boys. There might be
more we could speak of but we do
not remember nt them at present.
Thcheal,h ofthe community is very
good at present writing. Nothing
particular aIling except little cold
now and then. Though we must not
forget that of late }. W. Hood, j..
VI. Shmdc, S. NJ. Green, VIII
Runion and some others had each II
spell of mumps, but are now better.
Recently there came one or two
new comcr5 to our neighborhood;
they will perhaps buy more land IN
this vicinity. let them come, we
have room for Il few more.
Mr.. Thomas Carr, son Of John
Carr, who unfortunately had his leg
shot OH while mere boy, is now
taking subs ripuons for news-pa>
per. The publishers offer him
new leg for POO subscribers. Let us
all give him Il little help by sub.
scribing. NIDI.
Grajtd Ricer GiimmerinDS.
GRANp RIVER, Jan. 10Th, 1881.
Editor CRTsIs;-Thc weather is rs
changcablo as the mind of school
girl.
Mrs. Eleanor Silvcy is quite sick.
Mrs. Hawkins is convalcscing
rapidly.
Mr.. Reuben Brown who had his
leg broken Il short time since is get.
ting along fine.
Mr.. Il. V. Lewis had an addition
to his family last week. /, is grl.
Cattle AMI hogs sold very high at
the sale last Saturday.
Mr.. Wesley Ballew went up TO
ChilIcothc last Welao'd4y on bus.
mess.
Mr. - Slmcox of Illinois, arrived
here yesterday on visit TO his fa-
lher.
Miss TNzzro Hayden went down
to Brunswick last Tuesday on II Wis.
it. She was accompanied by Nr.
Thomas Mclholon.
Mcssrs j. G. Cash and q. Dowcl
are hauling corn to Cunningham,
They have delivered about ! 1900
bushels and have abont $50 bushels
more to deliver.
Mr.. Hnrdcsty sold his farm of 10
.acras u few days ago, to Mr., Tom
Robertson, for $1,000
There is talk Of our worthy citi>
zen Emmct McIrvin removing with
his family to Kansas next Spring
Rev. A. W. Taylor is in the neigh
borhood. The rumor is that he
will commence meeting tomorrow
at tho Loaton school house.
The meeting at"Scrougout" closed
last Sunday night. There were no
other acccssions to the church
than those Of which we informed
you.
From some cause unknown to us,
Ed. Matthew Simpson failed to
reach his appointments to preach at
the Leaton school house last nj ght
Tho vacancy was filled by Bro. J..
". Bowdon.
a social gathering ofyoung peo.
pie at the residence OF Ii. W. Bal.
lew on last Thursday evening, was
very pleasant affair.
! Prof. j. II. Lowe gave y spelling
school last FRIDAY evening, which 1t
IS said was very good. Samuel Top.
pass come off "best man."
1t was our pleasure to attend
spelling school at Fan'land last Fri
day evening, at which PLACE Miss
Anna Stone Of Chilicothe is teach.
ing. On account, We presume Of
the cold weather, the attendance
was rather small, but tho exercises
were very interesting and benef-
cial. Miss Lizzie Wilson of of Bed
ford, bore away the laurels.
The Teachers Institute, which
convened yesterday at Bedford
was q decided success. The follow.
ing subjects were taken up and dis
cussed, to wit: Orhograp by, Gram
mar, Dictionary in school room,
PERCENTAGE, School organization
and scool laws. On motion the as