The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-12-27
Greenfield, Ohio,

John r. Bennett Of Cincinnati was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Charley Juneman, of Chillicothe, was in
town the forepart Of last week.
Councilman Miller and wife are spending
the holidays in Mddletown, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James are visiting rela-
tives a few miles east Of Chilhcothe.
Louie Love, of Cincinnati, is at home for the
holidays and 10 looking remarkably well.
Miss Libby Tracy spent several days OF the
past week visiting friends in Cmlhcothe'
William Weast and daughter and Hannah
Iseman, of Bethesda, are visiting at Cuba
Archie Means is still very low at his home
lust east of town, with slight hopes Of his re-
covery.
Will Patterson of Martinsville was at home
ON Christmas but returned to his post Of duty
on Tuesday.
VIM. BOYD left on Tuesday for Russell, Iowa,
where he has a tine farm, now being operated
by his sons.
DR.. W. $. Patterson, of Chattanooga, Tenn
is enjoying a brief visit here the guest OF Dr
j.. l.. Wilson.
Miss Minnie Crothers and Fannie Dunlap are
at home from school at HilsbUro. They vii
return after the holidays.
Miss Mary Story teacher in the Wesleyan
Female College Of Cincinnati l5 at nome u
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Reese, Of Sidney ILL.,, who for the past
week has been visiting her son Granville, re-
turned home on Friday.
VIVA. Anderson spent several days of the
past week in Cincinnati, looking after his in
terests in the gas works.
Mrs. shirbel, Of cambridge, was in town on
Friday on a brief visit to her grandparents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Robbins.
Mrs. G. b. Chambers spent several days OF
the past week visiting her husband, who Is
engaged in business near Cincinnati.
! Quite a number Of our young ladies and gem
| tleman were in attendance at the engineer S
ball in Chillicothe on Thursday evening, ana
report an excellent time.
Rev. Rossiter, of Cincinnati, preached at the
| First Presbyterian Church both morning ana
evening last Sunday, Rev. Crothers being a0-
sent near Chilhcothe.
| G. r. Rucker is again quite sick at his resi-
deuce on South Washington street. This is the
| third severe attack he has experienced within
the past six months
| Henry W. Wolfe, our enterprising product
dealer, left on Saturday night for week b
| pleasure trip in the East, visiting Baltimore,
| Philadelphia and New York.
| r, Shepard, wife and daughter Cora after IA
visit of nearly two weeks among relatives III
this vicinity left for their new home at Chata-
nooga, Tenn. on Wednesday
VIM. H. Anderson has written insurance poll
cies on all five Of the new buildings ON Main
street together with the stock. with a single ex.
ception, that Of the Commercial Bank.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Price entertained about
seyenty-hve Of the little folks, between the
ages of five and ten years. on Tuesday evening
at their palatial residence ON second street.
The members Of the First Presbyterian
| Church will give grand social and oyster sup
per at the church ON Friday evening, Decem
| ber 70. All are cordially invited, admittanct
| free.
| Now that the new buildings on Main stree
! are all completed, would it not add greatly t.
| the appearance of the same if the debris wa,
removed from the gutter Immediately in from
| of the same2
Miss Bridget Hyde who for the past severa
| months has been a sufferer from that fatal dis
| ease consumption, died at the residence OF hel
parents on South Washington street on Sunday
morning at ten o'clock.
Greenfield Council, No. 447 Royal Arcanium
the forepart Of last week presented Mrs. lsaial
Case with three thousand dollars, being tn,
| amount Of her late husbands beneficiary certl
ncate in that organization.
The new and beautiful chandelier has beel
tested in the Odd Fellows Hall and gives entir
satisfaction. 1t was made expressly for tn
order and is indeed a beauty.
The second entertainment or lecture ,unde
the auspices of Gibson Post G. A. R., will TAX
niace in the town hall on Wednesday evening
January 3D. Ex-Governor Will Cumback vii
deliver his lecture entitled "Ihe Reign OF KIM
Bogus.
The dividend due the creditors of the de
amounts to 27 per cent and is now being pai
AT the Commercial Bank. What lucky thin
our money was deposited elsewhere at the tim
the crash came.
The first lot of material for the Hillsbor
Telephone line arrived on last Wednesday an
as soon as The Cincinnati line is completed
work on this line will be commenced. There
no doubt now but that we will have an e'
change here, as already about twenty instrr
ments have been taken.