MADISON COUNTY OHIO - Newspaper Excerpts (June 9, 1886)
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Newspaper Excerpts from Madison County Democrat, 6/9/1886 "Personal
Mention" Section


Jim Kennelly has returned to Washington City.
Lew. Wildman goes to Michigan this week on a business trip.
Miss Maime Ryan is again seriously ill and confined to her room.
Miss Fannie McCormack is convalescing from a recent attack of fever.
Mrs. Ewalt of Warren is visiting her son, Rev. J.A. Ewalt, this place.
Mrs. Rev. T.R. Taylor is visiting relatives near Tarlton, Pickaway county.
Wm. Gardner, of York Springs, Pa, is visiting his brother, A.W. Gardner.
Miss Maggie Jones spent Sunday with friends in Bloomingburg, Fayette county.
Miss Linda Andrews of Warren, O., is the guest of Miss Olivia Ewalt this
week.
Mrs. Grace Bryan spent several days this week with her parents in Paint
township.
Miss Ella Ferguson of Columbus is visiting friends and relatives in this
place.
Mrs. Frank Filbey of West Milton, Miami county, has been visiting
relatives in this place.
Rosser Atchison attended the Druggists' Convention at Springfield last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Jerry Hearley of "Irishtown" this township, scores a ten pound
Democratic boy to the census.
Miss Josie Hayman of Danville is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Ballenger,
West Center St.
A. Hamilton, the Lafayette merchant, smiles over the arrival of a boy
baby last Sunday.
John Price and wife left last Thursday for Dakota on a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Albert Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold are attending the grand opening at Magnetic Springs
and visiting the latter's father.
Miss Maime McCammeron of Cincinnati is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A.J. Boyles, this place.
Mrs. Carl Freigau of Dayton spent several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Ed. E. Ballenger.
Miss Ella Lilly will graduate from a Wellsley (Mass.) college the latter
part of this month.
Isaac and Edward Leonard and their wives, of Plain City, were the guests
of Miss Katie Quirk last Thursday.
Wm. Green, the Springfield grain man, was calling on London friends
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Ex-Warden I.G. Peetrey is home from Washington City, making preparations
to remove his family to that city.
Mack Dunkin, clerk of the Gibson House in Cincinnati, is spending this
week at his former home in this place.
Mrs. B.A. Wolff was called to Bellefontaine yesterday by the dangerous
illness of her mother, Mrs. B. Morganroth.
James Hamilton and wife will arrive home this week from a pleasant visit
with the former's brother in Caledonia, N.Y.
Mrs. Wm Powell and Mrs. Frank Powell and children of Columbus were
visiting Mrs. Huggett, East Lincoln Avenue, last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Willis has returned home from Thomasville and Atlanta, Ga.,
where she spent the winter and spring months.  She is greatly improved
in health.
Warren Armstrong and wife and Mrs. John Duddy left Thursday evening for
Kansas, the two former to Beatty, and the latter to El Dorado, where
they will visit for some weeks.
Dennis Clark is reported some better than last week.  Mrs. Clark met
with a serious accident Wednesday morning in falling down and injuring
one of her limbs at the knee joint.
Miss Mabel Jones of Champaign, Ill., is the guest of the family of Judge
B.F. Clark.
Marshall Sanford of Monroe township, a graduate of the Lebanon (O.)
Normal, passed a satisfactory examination last week and was admitted to
the practice of law.  He has not yet selected a location.
Miss Mary Singleton closed a successful term of school in the Paine
district last Friday with a picnic.  Miss Singleton has been re-engaged
to teach the Fall and Winter terms in the same school.
Ed. Baird of Antioch College, Yellow Springs, spent several days last
week at his home in this place, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Newhouse and
Miss Howard, students, and Messrs. Walter Yeazell and The. Burnett, both
of Springfield.
Fred. Newcomb came home yesterday morning from Columbus, being relieved
from the position as guard in the Ohio Penitentiary.  Chris. Fraher also
has his official head cut off last week.  The Rublican State
administration has no use for Democrats.  Catch on, Grover?
Wood E. Finley, son of the late Rev. C. W. Finley, was awarded the first
honor in a class of nineteen at the Hanover College, Hanover, Ind.
Emery Hall, son of Foster Hall, Esq., of Fairfield township, came home
last Friday from Blountsville, Alabama for a several weeks' visit.
Emery studied law in Blountsville and was admitted to the bar, and is
now the law partner of his uncle, Senator Hammill.
The graduating class of 1886 consists of twenty one members.  The honors
are distributed as follows:  Miss Lizzie Davidson, first honor; Joseph
Tway, second; Walter Wilson, third.

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