The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-19
RAINsBORO.

.. "....I f.. a. may 15tn, 1850.
Thomas Head, Of the Hill City, was in town
Saturday.
Rocky Fork was on high Thursday and over
flowed the low bottoms.
Joshua Gall, Of North Union, was the guest
OF friends here last Sunday. >I7'"'.
A. W. Redkey and wife visited friends near
Danville during the past week.
Charley Knisely IL visiting friends at Xenia
and was there at the time Of the disastrous
food.
Quarterly meeting for Rainsboro charge will
be held here two weeks from next Saturday
and Sunday.
James Knisely removed during the past week
to the farm he recently purchased near the
falls Of Paint. ..a
Mrs. J. B. W. spargur, of Bainbridge, was
the guest Of Uncle Henry Spargur and family
Wednesday night
John Mcbride, . venerable old man from
near Belfast, spent Last Sabbath with his SOD,
DR.. D. N. Mcbride.
J. B. Gossett has begun to rebuild his octa-
snow early in April
passed through Thursday on her way to visit
friends at Hillsboro.
Miss Della hedkey 10 visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Brown, Of Danville, and will not return
for two or three weeks.
Rev. John Pearson, Of Hillsboro, was in
town Tuesday evening and found time to call
on some Of his friends.
Mrs. Head, widow Of the late Rev. Thomas
Head, Of Bainbridge, is the guest Of her
brother, jacob Foraker.
Squirrels are unusually scarce in this vicinity,
hence but few spOrtsmen seem inclined to vio-
late the game law In relation to them.
rs,no. cc.-rrv hnuuhk a<hton o,av
one hundred acres Of the David Caudy farm
and John Hulitt and DR.. Troth the balance.
!. A.wind and rain storm Of considerable vio-
Ye1ee passed. over this place about 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night, blowing down fences, trees,
etc. ~ ''..i
Rev. W. H. Price, Of Rushville, o., spent
Thursday night here and preached ct the Q, B.
Church. He went to Hillsboro on Friday
morning.
We were presented with choice book bear
ing the date Of 175O, by our friend, John Mack
Friday. Many thanks.
There will be . missionary meeting at
tho M. E.. Church. June LIST. Rev. George
Kelley, Of Greenfield, and Rev. NJ. Redksy, Of
Leesburg, are to be the speakers.
The Dayton Hedge Company has had . force
at work in this vicinity for several days past,
trimming and wiring down the hedge put out
" tuot CO@pSuy sIA yoskU Sko.
Han stones Of mammoth proportions fell in
this vicinity last Monday evening and yet but
little damage was done - there was no wind
and the hail storm was Of short duration.
Aunt Susan Rsdkey, who, since the death OF
her husband, has been living with her brother,
Jacob Foraker, was stricken with paralysis on
Tuesday last and IL still in very critical con-
dition. If
When We look around NJ and see the waving
grain and marvellous growth Of vegetation We
can hardly realize the fact that lees than siz
weeks ago some Of our citizens visited Hills.
bero In . sleigh. ,.4 ...
Lot everybody attend the memorial services
At 1880 .. m. Sunday, May Soth, at the N.
e. Church. Tho sermon will be preached by
Rev. ]. W. Cummins, of tho U. B. Church
The membsrs OF the g. A. R. Post will be present
In body.
The many friends Of Miss Ella Wiley, herr
aud at Leesburg, wtere she formerly resided
viii be interested In the following item which
ws clip from the Phonograph, . paper publish.
Cd st 6t. Paul, Howard county, Nebraaka
''Marrisd-Mr. George Miller, Of Elba, Nebras
h, TO Miss Ella Wiley, Of st. Joseph, Missouri
at the Jsmison House, in Grand Island, Neb
ON Wednesday, April 26th, Rev. Williams ofRci
ating. 1r. Miller b enc Of Elba's most reli
able business men and has won . host o
friends during the short time that he has beer
in tbia DlsOo" :" ...