The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07
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July 3D., 1885.
Mrs. Sarah Simpson is visiting friends in
Brushcreek township.
William Sanders is taking in the encamp-
ment at Washington G. H.
John Candy and Milton Montgomery have
purchased new separator.
Thomas Sanders and Robert beaverton, Of
Leesburg, were here Tuesday.
Andrew Murdoch has removed to the build
ing opposite John Hulitt's store.
Edward Clyburn and Lewis Upp began
threshing with their new machine to-day.
Val Penrod visited Warrington G. H. the
fore part Of the week and returned Thursday.
Isaac Upp hitched Hve horses TO his self
binder and just walked it through, mud or no
mud.
II. X. Roads brings the report Of wreck on
the railroad near cambridge. No lives lost,
however.
Ellsworth McCoppin and Joseph Watts. two
OF Carmers rising young men, were in town
Tuesday.
John Mackerley, OF W. II. Glenn Il Co., Wis
tied his mother and sisters here the fore part
of the week.
Rev. G. J. Wells will preach to the young
people and children at the NJ. f. Church, Sab
bath. July 11th, at 1880 a. m.
Miss Donna Farrell is at Frankfort, in Ross
county, attending Normal School in order to
prepare herself for greater efficiency in teach
ing.
DR.. J. NJ. Mauae, of Wichita Kansas, has
been the guest OF Rev. @. j. Wells and family
Mrs. Wells.
Masters Roy Mackerley, of Greenfield, and
Harry Thomas, of South Salem, are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Mackerley, on East
Main street.
I. A. Feibel, one of Hillsboro's most active
business men, passed through with his family
on his way to Rocky Fork Hotel to spend some
days in recreation.
Hon. J. j. Pugsley. accompanied by c. NJ.
with his many friends and looking after his
interests politically.
Doctor Miller and family are now snugly
domiciled in the new house erected by James
Knisley on College street, and the Doctor has
his Office where they formerly lived on Eaat
Main street.
Mrs. Annie Cunningham, of Marshall has
del in the millinery business, and has taken
lodging with the family Of j. s. Spargur, in
the East End.
large number Of persons from Hillsboro
and Sinkings and their invited guests from
other points passed through on Thursday to
and from the Rocky Fork HOTEL where social
reunion was held.
When we saw Harvey Harter prancing
around as if trying to bind the grain as fast as
Tom Kearns could cut it down we were some-
what surprised, but after learning that he had
brand new girl baby at his house, the secret
was revealed.
W. H. Irwin, of Greenfield, appeared as at
torney for plaintiff in a suit of replevin before
Squire j. q. ferguson Tuesday. The action
was brought by Mrs. Ida Arnett against Uon-
stable A. l.. Snider, to test the right of some
property that had been taken under an execu-
tion in favor of Walker & Lefevre, OF Green
field.
o. N. Sans, of the National Normal Of Leb-
anon, and his school mate, r. d. Allen, whose
home is in Southern Kentucky, are guests of
A. J. Sans. near Newelrs Mill Mr.. Allen will
return to Lebanon the last of next week, but
Mr.. Sans will remain until the commencement,
when he will return and deliver the Grafton
for which he has been chosen. He will gradu-
ate and no doubt with honor.