The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-30
RAINSBORO.


One Of the noted events Of the holiday ssa-
son was the marriage Of Mise Belle Chapman,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.. Jacob Chapman, at
their home three miles west Of Rainsboro, and
Mr.. Austin Sams, con Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Sans, Of the Same vicinity. Tbs cere-
bsr I'D, is6e, Rev. 4. Tasssrt, Of Rsinsboro,
offic sting. The bridal presents we're elegant
and included Q number Of the most needed
and costly articles required 10 begin house
keeping. A splendid reception was rendered
them on Friday as the home Ct the groom.
tions
One Of benson Ladd's children was quite
sick last week but ID much improved.
The lands Of william Foraker, deceased, are
advertised 10 sell ON the 9Th Of January.
win Miller has been suffering for several
days with inhamatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Sarah A. woodards and son, Roscoe, Of
Lawrence, Kan, were guests Of Mrs. Lydia
Browning Friday and Saturday.
James Brown and wife, Of Danville, were
guests Of Mrs.. Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. ". Redkey, from Friday until Sunday.
David Hixson removed from Snake Corner,
70 Adams county last Wednesday.
The Christmas tree was success socially and
financially. Hundreds Of presents were die
tributed. Between ten and twelve dollars
were left in the treasury after paying oil e1-
penses.
Misses Carrie and Mimic Brown spent
Christmas among friends at Marshall.
Frank e. Gossett came home saturday from
the vicinity Of Chillicothe. where he is teach
ing and will remove bis family there this week.
Mrs Jennie Miller was taken sick last Sab.
bath and has been quite poorly since.
G. L. Garrett, Of Hillsboro, came down FRI
day evening and on Saturday bis brothers, Ora
and Newton, Of Hillsboro, and Edward, Of
Coalton, Alabama, and their brother in-law,
Albert Anderson, arrived and the doctor and
his wife had the pleasure Of seeing all the fam
lily together again after months Of separation.
Charles Ferguson, Of Coal City, ILL.,, after an
absence Of several years, 10 here visiting his
parents and other friends who are always glad
70 see him. He is looking - il time had dealt
kindly with him.
Mrs. Christopher Cameron, mother Of Mrs
". J. Redkey aud Mrs. j. W. Dewitt. 10 lying
very low with pulmonary trouble ct her home
near Cynthians.
Mrs. Cloe Miller, wife Of Commissioners G.
some time with but little hope Of . speedy re-
oovery. Her parents, Mr.: and Mrs: 4. W.
Spsr6ur, went to see her Sunday and Mrs. 8.
remained to assist in caring for her.
Miss Minnie Brown 10 visiting her uncle, Rev.
J. H. Davis, at Martinsville this week.
Miss Alice Taggart is spending her holiday
vacation with her brother and family, at JEFF
fersonvills, o.
Prof. Fenton Gall and John Watts, of Mar.
shall. were in our village Christmas Eve.
A series Of meetings will begin at the U. B.
Church. Thursday evening under the supsrvis-
ion Of the pastor, Rev. A. E. Wright.
Walter Vain and wife, Of New Petersburg
were among the worshipers at the II. Z. Church
Sunday night.
are the guests Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
O. Ferguson.
Edward Roberts. principal OF the South s.
lem school, = spending his vacation with his
mother at this place.
VIM. Lafferty, one of our aged veterans, il
soon to be remembered by Uncle Sam With .
pension amounting to nearly twelve hundred
dollars. Let the good work go on.