Alter ten o'clock the p.uly left Mr. Tins-ley's
nmllmado their way to tho Queen
City Motel, whero the ladies treated the
gentlemen to oyster. The boys say
tlioy never kick when the girl pity tlio
billa.
Miw Mary Bowimtr, f
who baa bud charge of themuaic
nl department ol I'nlou College,
during thu holidaya to her home.
Mio made many Inends while here, all
of whom wilt regret to iuum of hei in-
tentioua of not returning. Her position
with the college, however, will bo tilled
by Misa Kiln, the charming and beautiful
daughterof Judge J. M. Tinsley, of
tbia place. Mia Tinsley ia u graduate of
the Conservatory of Music, at Cincinnati.
She ia an elliciout instructor awl
her many frieiitla will be glad to learn of
her engagement.
A !'. McFarlan, n young traveling
man, who has been representing 1).
Allaheler & Co , ,of l.ouiavllle, left here
very unceremoniously last week. Me
led his yonng wife to bellow he waa
only going to louisvillo to eo his house
on home biiMtiera, but when hhe heard
betook with hiin..all of his Imoncy,
which amounted to about toOO, anl her
jewelry, nhe became very uneasy nud
telegraphed to hia house to know if be
bad arrived. They answered in the negative,
upon which Intelligence alio concluded
to go in aearch of him. .She left
this place Monday night for Louisville
upou money which friendN gave her.
When hhe arrived in liuisville alio
found a number of Barhourville busi
ness men, from whom together with
tho house which her husband traveled
for, bIiu waa able to secure money
enough to go to her home, Columbus,
lad.
"
(1RAR ORCHARD.
l'rof. J. V, Smith opened hia school
on the 5th with 20 pupils.
