The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-03-03
ALL AROUND.
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN THE
COUNTY.
INTERESTING EVENTS CHRONICLED BY
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
THE NEWS OF THE COUNTY IN A
NUTSHELL.
GREENFIELD

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Mr.. Jud Smart, from the iron regions, was
home over Sunday.
Miss Lilly Sharp, of Dayton, is visiting
Mrs Th0s N, Boyd.
Miss Sadie Kinkead is on a visit to
friends at COshocton.
Miss Dottie Brice has returned to the
Female Seminary at Oxford,
Henry Wagner, the druggist, was on
visit to Cincinnati last week.
Miss Minerva Blain is home on a visit
from the Institute at HillsbOrO.
S. W. Aliens house was insured in the
Phoenix Company, Of Hartford, for 81 ,575.
Mrs. Carrie Baldwin, wife Of Mr.. Fay
Baldwin, has been very sick for some time
past.
Greenfield had a few representatives at
the Opera Festival at Cincinnati last
week.
Rev. A. Z. BealI has so far recovered
from his sickness as to be on the street
again.
It is about time for spring candidates to
loom up. Come forward, and let's see who
you are.
Jim Elder, of Bloomingburg, was home
on a visit to his parents the fore part Of
last week.
Mr.. James BIain is rebuilding his
house, which was destroyed by fire a short
time ago.
Washington's birthday slipped by un-
observed in Greenfield, save ball at Gym
nasium Hall.
Greenfield has another new saloon, with
flaming sign, "15 ball pool" This one
makes eleven,
Last Saturday was a beautiful spring
like day, and our streets were full of peO-
pie, and trade brisk.
Some unknown one-eyed and one-armed
man was run in last Friday night. Too
much bug-juice was the trouble.
Fletcher Day, Of Whitestown, Ind, was
in town last Tuesday, on his way to visit
his old home, near Lyndon Station.
Mr. Jack Bush, farmer, has purchased
the Means property on West Lafayette
street, and will move in a few days.
Maple sugar is in market, retailing at
25 cents a pound. 1t tastes a little too
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Several young ladies from Leesburg
visited the Gymnasium last Friday eve
ming, with the young folks Of this place.
DR.. Walker Hughey, who has been at
tending the Medical College at Cincinnati
for some time, is at home to stay for a
while.
A couple Of freight cars on the S. S, R.
R. Jumped the track near the depot, last
Tuesday. Trains each way were detained
a short time.
Henry Richards, the baker at Uyer &
Pines bakery, ON East Main street, left on
Monday for Straitsyille, TO engage in busi-
ness for himself.
W. r. Blackstone is down with the
measles at Butlerville, 0. He reports them
a nice thing to have, bat will take his next
dose in something more pleasant
Mr.. Henry Clark's youngest child has
been dangerously sick from measles set
Ting in the right side of its head, and en-
tirely closing the eye. She is slowly re-
covering now.
The ball gotten up by the "big four" at
Gymnasium Hall last Tuesday evening,
did not "pan ou" we'll for the managers.
They were left to pay the hddlers some
twelve or fifteen dollars out Of their own
pockets.
Married on last Wednesday evening,
Feb. 23d. Mr.. John W. McWilliams, Of
Highland county, to Miss Emma Jacks, OF
Sabina. Rev. S. D. Crothers, Of Green
field, tied the knot at his residence on
West Main street.