The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-04-08

I. F.. narger spent the forepart Of tho week
in Lebanon.
Mrs. Ada McNoal visited friends at New Vi
emma Thursday.
Mrs. 70. r. Beoson spent the past week visit
ing friends On the Queen City
Miss Mnlie johnson was the guest of sabina
friends Thursday aud Friday.
Mrs. J.. j. Miller has been visiting relatives
at New Antioch for several days.
Aldo Grinith aud Bob Leyertou are attend
ing school at Lebanon this spring.
Mossrs All Downham and Thos. Mitchell, Of
Hillsboro, were in town last Monday.
Charles Waterman, Of Chillicothe, is the
guest OF his grandfather, Nathan Rains.
J. W. Patton, Of Greenfield, was the guest Of
his brother, James II. Patton last Monday
Miss Hattie Griffith spent the past week at
Greenfield, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Van
Polt.
Misses Emma aud Ada Chance are the guests
Of their aunt Mrs. II. j. Moon, OF Wilmington,
Ohio.
John Jennings has gone 10 Benson, Arizona.
TO look after the interests Of his mines i'm that
locality.
The Masons had a supper at the American
House ON Monday night after lodge. A good
time is reported.
Services at the Methodist Church are sus-
pended for few weeks on account Of the re-
pairs being made.
Mrs. Fremont Patton has been entertaining
her brother james Caldwell, of Nillersburg
for several days past.
VIM. McNcal, Of Memphis, will move to Ad-
ANS county next IAN and take charge Of a large
farm recentlv purchased.
Louis pausch, Sr was taken quite sick Of
peurisy 8t an early hour Friday morning and
is in quite a critical condition at present writ
ing.
The latest word from Fletcher YanPelt. at
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is not very hattering
he being worse than when he went there some
weeks since.
Frank Barrett, Elmer Barrett, Benz. Barrett,
Jr., Earnest Anderson and Miss Callie Barrett
of Wilmington College, are home spending
their spring vacation.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Of Paris, Illinois. is Wis
iting at Centerheld, the guest Of Anslem Dali
laBhide, who has been quite sick for some time
past, but now is improving slowly.
A willow root four and half feet long hangs
in the Post Office. 10 is curiosity BY its
branches aud rootets it had com plctely stop
ped up four inch tile drain on Frank Ladd's
farm.
Mrs. Harry Waddon returned from Cincin-
natl last Thursday greatly benefited by the
medical treatment she received there. She is
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. C.. Hallowell at
present
II. o. Johnson, Of Cincinnati Jas. b. Simp-
son, of LOveland and viii A. Teter, of Chilli
hcothe, all manipulators of the electric fluid
have been visiting their respective parents the
past week.
Mr. Joseph Hallowoll intends to start to-day,
Saturday, to the Magnetic Springs, Union
county with his father Elwood HuIlowell, who
is suffering from something similar 10 Bright's
disease, and hopes by the use of those waters
TO regain his usual health.
Council has rejected all bids on town hall
and advertised for new bids. That we need
good hall Of some description is evident TO all.
In about six weeks the second annual com.
moncement Of the high school will be held if
any place can be found in which to hold it,
The Methodist Church is the only place suit