The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-11-01

mike" Maekerly was in town last week az
jolly as ever.
Mr. Eli p. johnson is still in quite poor
health, and beyond going over to the Bank oc-
casionaly does not stir out much.
The base ball game played here Oct. % be-
tween the Clntons, Of Wilmington, and the
Acme resulted: Clintons, 10; Acme, 25.
Mr.. Charles Simpson has been confined to
his room for some time by an attack of malar-
ial fever and ague. He is out again. but looks
rather thin.
At Thomas Sanders sale Saturday week the
majority Of things sold remarkably well The
sale was quite large and there was a big crowd
in attendance.
The Climax base ball club, Of Greenfield.
came down last Saturday and played against
the Acme Of this place and were defeated TO
the tune Of 80 to 10.
A. L. Heimberger, the furniture man, came
down street last Saturday morning with a
broad smile on his face-a Young boy at his
house weighing II = pounds.
As we send in our letter, the ladies of the NJ.
IT, Church are actively engaged in making up a
donation party tor poor but very worthy lady
lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Teter, Of Chillicothe.
spent portion Of last week here Mrs. Teter
and her mother, Mrs. Charles Turner have
lately returned from an extended tour through
the East.
Prof. I. J.. Moon, wife and daughter, Miss
Cora, and Miss Emma Chance Of Sabina. spent
Sunday week at A. T. Chances. Miss Cora
remained several days besides, the guest Of
Miss Ada Chance
Alfred McYey has been sent to Dayton Com
mcrcial College by one or two of the county
papers 1t Is a mistake, for he is to be seen
vending his way towards the High School
| building every day.
] Mr. gar,u1l grr,,,r 90 Al. T.. g.-.-..-
Bros, and Mr. Frank King, of King & Evans,
| spent portion of last week in Cincinnati buy
| ing dry goods. Their stores are full Of goods
and customers both.
Our business men have induced Messr5.
| Bradley Green, Of New Vienna, to start a
| good barber shop in the Cox building. These
| gentlemen are strong temperance men, and in
tend to run first class shop, and of course will
| be well sustained in their undertaking.
| Persons having items of news will confer
/ favor by mentioning the same to the reporter
on Saturday before noon. Items of an objec-
tonal nature will not be published. as we do not
| intend to make this department a place for
cmptying personal slop-buckets
| DR.. Upp contemplates moving to Sabina in a
short time we understand. The Doctor will be
greatly missed in this community, where he is
well known. Tho Sabina people will find the
Doctor radical temperance man and a strong
ProhibitiOnist, and should extend to him a
hearty welcome.
The pupils Of room No. 8, Union Schools.
gave their teacher Miss Laura Hodson a neat
| little surprise at her home last Friday evening
| IN the shape Of an elegant supper. This is
/ Miss Hodson's fourth year as teacher in room
No. B. and the good feeling manifested last
Friday evening, is but an index of the general
good feeling existing between the pupils and
! teacher.
! Honorable mention should be made of the
following pupils in the Union Schools for ear
nest work during the past month: High
! SchoOl-Alae Hodson, Louie Miner. Elva
4 Worthington, Jennie Ladd Maggie HUFF, Mary
Ieter, kittie Miller, Elite Bridwell, Harry
| Keen Oscar Edwards.
! Grammar Experimentation Pausch Gertie
| Meyers, Nettie Ladd Blanche Wright, Carrie
| Holmes, Newton Patton, Louie Hardy, Laura
| Pausch, Willie HOdson, Charlie Beeson.
intermediate Department-Ch Ladd,
Daniel HUFF, Ella Abbot, Nettie HUFF, Lillian
| Griffith, Lille Woosey, Della HUFF, Carrie
| Becson, Blanche BeesOn, Ephraim Small
Primary Department-Lizzie Patton, Frank
Evans, Warren Small, Daisie COvan Cora Toll,
Matte LeBean, Frank Murphy Stanley Ed
wards, Jennie LeBean, Katie Ragan.