The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
LEEsBURG.

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April 18th, 1886.
Mont Patton began his duties as assessor
this week.
John Brewer moved into the Thurman
property yesterday.
James Anderson moved into the Holmes
property yesterday.
The W. c. 7. U. met at Mrs. A. B. Grifith's
last Thursday afternoon.
After e rest Of several weeks the skating
rink was open again last night.
Miss Nellie johnson, of Mowrytown, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Laura McFadden.
Mrs. Noah Hardy spent the past week in
Brown county, visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. George Oxlie, Of Greenfield, was the
guest OF his cousin, Miss Jetta Beard, this
week.
Mr.. Con Ferguson, of Rainsboro, is visiting
his uncle, Prof. d. s. Ferguson, Of the Union
Schools.
John NJ. Sullivan, Of Peru, Ind, is the guest
Of his cousin, ElRar Smith. He is not the
pugilist.
Miss Villa Holmes. Of Centerfield, was the
guest Of the Misses Anna and Emma Hilliard
this week.
Miss Lille Sewers, Of Chillicothe, visited
friends in this place last Sunday, returning
home Monday.
residence on his fathers land just outside the
corporation, west OF town.
The young folks had surprise party at the
| residence of W. 8. Hough last Tuesday night.
Quite pleasant time is reported.
Mrs. E. ". Cox and Mrs. John Cox, accom-
panied by their cousin, Howard Allen, visited
| friends in New Vienna last Wednesday.
R. o. Adams and wife, of East Norwood,
who have been visiting the formers parents
for some time, returned home last Friday.
Sabbath School at Fairfield Church every
Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Everybody
interested in the work is invited to attend.
J.T. Guthrie is in Cincinnati to day, on
business connected with his telephone. He
was accompanied by Superintendent Barry.
Mr.. Will Teter, OF the c., W. h b. railroad,
stationed at Chillicothe, Sundayed in town the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Teter.
Samuel Griffith, one of our enterprisipg
young men, has opened up first-class paint
shop at New Lexington, for the purpose OF
painting buggies. Success to You, Sam.
Rev. Clements, Of Samantha, will remove
| his family to this place the coming week, into
the property vacated by Mr.. Anderson on West
Main street Welcome, Brother Clements.
Ex-Superintepdent Barry, of the c., W. d
B. railroad, was in town yesterday to examine
J. T.. Guthrie's telephone and on arigid exam
inaton pronounced it the best telephone he
| ever saw.
Mr.. Samuel Hxson, after years sojourn in
Kansas has returned to New Lexington, and
will open up harness shop in our village in
the building now occupied by Syferd 4 Co. as
a meat shop.
Miss Emma Spencer, Of Lebanon, who 60
ably assisted Rev. Clements in his revival at
| the Friends Church, and who is stopping q
few days at Martinsville, called on friends in
town Sunday.
Any one wanting house or barn or any old
building moved, would do well to call on the
Dunn Brothers Of this place, as they are well
prepared to do such work. and have had two
| or three years experience in the business.
Prof. D. q. Ferguson occupied the pulpit at
the NJ. E. Church last Sunday night, and also
Monday night. At the close of the services
| the doors Of the church were opened and thir-
teen came forward and united with the church.
am requested to announce that there viii
be prayer meeting at Fairfield Church every
vited to attend. Also prayer meeting at Har.
din's Greek Church every second Sabbath
afternoon at three o'clock.
wish to say through the columns of your
valuable paper that the warfare heretofore
existing between the editor Of the Huckleberrs
and myself 10 at an end. I did the gentleman
injustice, perhaps, and when see that an
| WSou6 eh0 1osuy w eOAuo"A0060 Ass
The young converts Of the recent revival at
Fairfield, have organized Q Young Men'i
Christian Association in this place, and have
secured & room we understand, to meet IN
once q week. Lon Frazier ID President of thu
Association. Mont Miner Vice President, and
Charles Ladd Secretary.
Married-At eight O'Clock last Thursday
evening, at the residence of the brides parents
by Rev. McShultz, Miss Annie Bridwen, Of thu
place, to Mr.. Will Phillip, Of Staunton, Fayett.
county, 0. The NEws-HERALp man extendl
his best Wishes and may oil their cares on tn,
voyage of life be little ones.
We notice in0your valuable paper CORES
pondence between Messrs. Sayler Il Son, o
your city, and the Dueber Watch Co., Of New
port, KY, in which it says that the Company
is going to move their shops. We don't se(
any reason why they shouldn't come to Lees
burg. Leesburg can offer better facilities 20
cording to its size than any other town In thu
State Of Ohio, and we doubt not IL the question
was agitated among the citizens, would d.
| more toward securing their location here than
any other town Of its size in the United States
| Citizens, awaken to your best interests anG
see what can be done in this direction.