The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-20
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Ice cream, lemonade, soda water at Harcum's
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Hear Judge Foraker, July ith
Corn looks well considering the weather
Jacob Jones, Of Greenfield, spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Jessie Evans is on an extended visit at
Cozadale
Mrs G. L. Jackson is visiting her relatives in
Lawrence county.
Frank King spent last Sunday at his old
home at Westboro,
Richard Griffith and family, Of Blqomings-
burg are visiting at this place
Mr.. Chas. Bentley is very low and his death
would not be q surprise 90 any time,
Z. F. Lazenby, of Carthage, Missouri, Is the
guest Of his brother, Joshua Lazeuby.
Mrs. W. A. Teter, of Chilicothe, is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner.
Asusual wheat looks better than was expect
ed a month ago, and grass never was better.
Mr.. 7. jackson, OF L6yel spent last Friday
here the guest Of his cousin, q. L.. JacE5on,
P.D. Matthews has completed his work on
Hurdins Creek pike and is again back in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. johnson are visiting at
Springfield the guest of MlE, y, s mother, Mrs.
Goddard.
Geo. A. 1IcNeal, an accommodating trainsz
man Of the G. W. q D., spent Sunday with 3,
L. Sanders.
The new residence Of our genial townsman,
Squire 1hos. Coyan, already puts on line
appearance.
Ed Griffith and family, Of Hoopston, Ind,
are guests of Mine Host John Griffith, Of the
Union House.
Robert Edwards is still quite low of cancer
and there is but little hopes Of his surviving
| much longer.
Miss Mae Bridwell. of Hnlsboro, has been
| the guest Of her aunt Mrs. E. Il. Beeson during
I the past week,
Rev. Albert johnson, Of New Vienna, was
/ present and assisted in the services at M. E.
| Church last evening.
Mrs. Bargdll, Of jamestown, accompanied
by her son Richard, were the guests Of Mrs. E.
p. johnson, Wednesday and Thursday last
The heavy rains Of late have done consider
! able damage. The wind and lightning to-
| gethrr have played sad havoc with much OF ,he
/ timbar,
John Edwards, OF Missouri, spent the fore
! part of the past week with his father, Robert
/ Edwards lie started homeward again on
Thursday.
JOINT Adams, of sabna. was in town last
Tuesday shaking hands with the boys and re-
joicing over the nominations on the Republi-
can ticket.
Some parties have been running an auction
in billiards storeFoom for several nights and
selling an excellent line Of dy goods and no
tions very cheap.
Messrs Frank and viii Holmes and families
of Washington @. H., came down last sunday
to attend the funeral ceremonies Of Mrs. Peter
Coyan to-day (Monday).
Mrs. Nancy Miner, who has been travelling
and visiting in Kansas and Missouri for some
weeks past, returned last Saturday morning
much pleased with her trip.
Odel Collins lightning manipulation from
Mill Lap, Texas, d mipgling among his mum.
erous friends and relatives here and talking
over old times with the boys.
Judge Foraker has been secured as one OF
the orators for the Soldiers Reunion on July H.
The meeting will be held in Thos. Terrys grove
on the Lexington pike, just west Of town,
The enormous crops of white clover that
spreads its pure white mantle over nearly every
field calls forth the remark from the oldest cit
izens that they never saw the like before
There has been some talk Of reporting to the
grand jury the names of few woud-be young
men and women, who persist in disturbing
religious services. A hint to the wise is sufi
oient.
A.P, Pushee, one of our enterprising far.
mers, accompanied by his son Walter started