The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
RAINsBORO.

July DISH AooOs
J. H: Pensyl and wife. Of Lee'burg, were In
town Tuesday.
The United Brethren will sell their old church
at public auction next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. William Jones, Of Hillsboro, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Barrett.
Squire Ferguson will hold court hereafter IN
the building In the rear Of Charley Vests
store.
The baseball club of Rainsboro, will 70 x
the Point Saturday to play match game, vi
are told.
John DUFF lost . COW the fore part of th,
week from the effect Of eating street garbage
II Is thought.
Miss Maggie spargur has returned from
Manchester, where she has been attending {
Normal school.
Hillsboro fair and Loveland Camp Meetine
will each be patronized by citizens OF our vii
lage next week.
Rev. Levi Reed. Of East Monroe, attended
at p. m, last Sunday.
Mrs. james McNary, Cynthiana, was tn.
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Isaac Kerns, on Wes
Main street Wednesday.
Prof. Samuel Gossett and wife. Of Cheviot
are the guests Of his mother, Mrs. Ambrose
Gossett, Of West Main street.
Vince Beavers, Of Pickaway county, has beer
the guest Of Joseph Beavers and other friendi
in this vicinity for some days past.
The U. B. Quarterly meeting at this place
will be held on the 14th and 18th instead Of the
7th and 9Th as announced last week.
The boys who attended the show at Balm.
bridge Wednesday night are not very enthusi.
astic in their praises Of the performances.
Trimble Foraker, who removed from this vi
cinity to Chase county, Kansas, several yeari
since, is here on . brief visit among friends.
The merchants closed their stores on Fri
day and attended the funeral Of @. A. Gossett'l
child, which was very commendsble in them.
Mrs. Elijah Stout, of Pleasant Hill, Ind, snd
her mother, Mrs. Col. Pierce, Of Bainbridge
have been the guests Of friends here this week.
Among the vast number Of cave visitors that
passed through to-day, We observed the smil.
ing face Of o. s. Price, Of thejCitizens' Nation.
al bank.
Robert Sumner sold bunch Of "a steers Ia
Mr.. Kerr, OF Greenfield, that averaged 1896
pounds. Probably no better lot Of cattle has
gone out of Paint township this season.
The falling off in the crop Of timothy hay a.
compared with last year is more than made up,
We think, in the abundant crop Of nice clover
that In most cases has been carefully harvested.
Jack Ferneau, Of Paint Creek, has threshed
ZOO bushels Of wheat grown on his farm this
year. He still has 500 bushels Of wheat and
10000 bushels OF corn Of last years crop on
hands.
The friends and former parishoners Of Rev.
John Windon, OF MowrytOwn, were shocked
and sadly panied on learning Of the fatal acci-
dent that befell him. His bereaved family have
their sympathy.
About score Of the young friends Of Harry
Brown met at the residence Of John Pulse,
where Harry resides, and gave him pleasant
birthday surprise party Monday evening. Re.
ireshments we're served and general good
time was had.
at Lebanon this week, where. on the 29th he
was to receive the honors of graduation in the
scientific course in that institution. He has
chosen law as profession and will, we under
stand, read law in the Office OF one OF the lead
ing lawyers Of that place.
Only six months ago the death angel visited
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Gossett and
claimed Ada, their first born, Q bright little
girl Of four summers but little Jessie was still
left and on her they lavished their fondest af-
fections and cherished the hope that she would
long be spared to bring cheer and sunshine to
their bereaved hearts, but scarce had they be-
gun to realize the anticipated results when the
angel came again and took little Jessie also and
left them childless. She was taken violently i'll
with cholera infantum Monday night and died
Thursday morning, the Goth, aged 2 years, 8
months and 20 days. Funeral services at the
M. ~. Church, Friday at 10 .. M, by Rev. q. ].
Wells, after which the remains were laid to
rest in the Hartman cemetery, beside those Of
her sister.
Rainsboro has reason to be proud Of the boys
she has sent ont and the honorable positions
that many Of them are filing to-day. Rsvs.
e. McHugh Is pastor Of Q church at West
Chester, A. D. Maddox, at Winchester, J. H.
Davis, st North Hampton, NJ. Redkey, cashier
Of bank in Leesburg Hon. ]. d. Foraker is
Governor Of the State Professors 8. Gossett
is principal Of the public schools at Cheviot /;
d. 9. Ferguson at Lessburg and r. D. Barrett
at New Lexington !; John McNary is teaching
in Kansas; O. N. Garrett is in the lumber bus.
iness at Josslin, Mo. Edward Garrett ia in the
same business at Coalton, Alabama Charley
Ferguson is telsgraphing in Illinois o. NJ.
Garrett is in the Citizens' National bank, Hills
boro g. I. Garrett 10 practicing law in Hills
boro with Governor Hart John W. Spargur ia
ono Of the leading merchants Of Hillsboro /;
J. 3. W. Spargur 10 . banker at Bainbridge /;
Edward Roberts has been elected principal Of
the schools Of South Salem F. M. Knisley has
been teaching at New Petersburg H. L. Gar
rett is in Alabama hunting deer and wildcats,
writing for the NEws-HERALD, etc., but will
soon return to take charge Of the schools Of
this place. host Of others might be named
that are also acting we'll their part in this
work-a-dsy world. Rxinsboro seems TO be .
lucky place to be born and good place to leave.