The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-29
Personals.

Mr.. George Rhoades, formerly of this place, who
left here to take position as guard in the Peni-
Tertiary, is spending few days at home. he is
now connected with the Columbus fire depart
meut.
Mrs. Carson and her little son who have been
visiting at Columbus for some time past returned
home last Monday.
Dr. Amos Evans left last week for Cincinnati, in
company with Miss Jennie DuckwaI, of this place
and in the next days Cincinnati Gazette it was an
nounced that the happy couple were married at
Reids Hotel. Their many friends wish them
much joy.
Miss MOllie YanWinkle, one of Hinsboro's fair
est and most accomplished young ladies, is to be
married to-day, "wednesday to Mr.. c. Baum, of
New Vienna We wish them happy honeymoon,
and long life of prosperity.
Miss SalHe Murphy, who has been visiting at
Marietta for several months past, returned home
last week.
Col VIM. R. Arthur, OF ST. Louis, President of
the St. Louis & Iron Mountain R. R., is spending
few days with relatives here.
Mr.. VIM. H, Rhoades, former Hilsboro boy,
at one time publisher Of the american Citizen, -
now of Newman, Ills, has joined the Murphies,
and is lecturing in behalf of that cause.
Mr.. n. T. Ayres started on Tuesday for New
Orleans, where he will engage in the sale of Rus
sells Patent Adjustable Oh air.
Lieut.. Col. Noble, of the 18th Regiment, o. N.
G., has been temporarily appointed Colonel of the
regiment, while Col. Denver is absent at Wash
ington.
Rev. F. PODge, from Nismes, France, and Jos.
Greeves Esq, Of Belfast Ireland, paid short Wis
- FrT
an Evangelist visiting French Protestant churches
the latter a cultivated gentleman, travelling for
pleasure and profit.
Mr.. John Millizen, and wife, of Moultrie county,
His, are visiting relatives and friends in this Vi
cinity. Mr.. N. gave US q pleasant call last Fri
day.
Mr.. Baker, commercial traveller for large cof-
fee importing house in New York, was in town
last Friday. Heis a son Of DR.. A Baker, former
Iy of Hinsboro.
Mr.. Louis C. Baird, youngest son of D. NJ. Baird,
formerly resident Of this place, who was so seri-
ousy injured some gears ago by cider mill falling
upon him while unloading a wagon, died in Phia-
dephia, on the 17th inst He was about % years of
age. His death was no doubt hastened by the in
juriss he received at that time, as he never was
well afterwards. His remains were brought to
Athens for interment. He was a grandson of May
or Golden, of that place.
Miss Mary A. O'DOnohue, of this place, sister of
Rev. j. 3. ODonohue of the Catholic church, is to
be married on Wednesday to Mr.. Toohey Of New
Vienna. They have the best wishes of many
friends.
DR.. James Matthews, of Frankfort, Ross coun-
ty, who twelve years ago was Recorder Of this
county, was in town last Saturday, on his way to
visit his aged mother in Jackson tp., who was ly-
ing very low.
We regret to learn that Mr. Josiah Rhoades, son
Of our old tOwnsman, Isaac Rhoades, is lying very
low with typhoid fever, and doubts are entertained
as to his recovery.
Mrs. Troth, wife of Dr. TrOth, of Rainsboro, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. s. W. Creed, in Liberty,
Ind
Our townsman, Or. Noble, gained case last
week in the Ross County Common Pleas, involv-
ing about $4,000. 1t was-a suit on note for
money loaned to E. S. Fleming as principal, with
R. r. Seymour, j. P. Bum and others as securi-
ties. The DR.. recovered the full amount of his
claim with interest.
Mr.. Harvey Cashatt, Of Columbus, is visiting
relatives and friends at Lynchburg and vicinity.
daughter Of the late Bishop James is visiting at
Mr.. j. j. Pugsey's On East Main street.