The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-02
LEEsBURG.

may Eotu, AooOs
Miss Lena Simpson spent Tuesday in Gin.
cinnati.
Mr.. George Cooper has gone to Indiana on
| business trip.
Mrs. Ed Hardy is visiting her parents in the
Hill City this week.
Nrs. John Cox and Miss Louie Miner pait
the Hill City visit Tuesday.
| Mr.. Jesse Bush, of Greenfield, was calling
on old friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Teter, Of Chillicothe, spent tht
week here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Sallie Hughes, of Cincinnati, ppent the
week here the guest Of the Misses Kinzer.
Rev. NJ. Rodkey and Z. W. Cox made Wash.
ington c. II. business call last Thursday.
Mrs. Joel T. Wright, OF Hardin's Creek, il
the guest OF Mrs. Eli 8. Barrett this week.
Mrs. DR.. Mclaughlin spent last Sunday in
Greenfield, the guest Of relatives and friends.
Rev. John Davis spent yesterday afternoon
and last night with Rev. Martin Redkey and
family.
| Miss Nellie johnson. of near Centerville,
! spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. G.. w. Nc
| Fadden.
Mrs. John Meyers, Of Greenfield, was visit.
ing Mrs. W. II. Teter last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Herbert and Fred johnson, Of Cincinnati,
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias johnson.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barrett last
Tuesday night, an eight pound girl. Mother
and child doing well.
Mrs. Evans, wife OF Marion Evans, deceased
of Lynchburg, was visiting Mr.. Taylor Evani
and family this week.
Miss Sallie Hughes, of Cincinnati, who hal
been spending the week visiting friends here
returned home yesterday.
Miss Stella Sanders, of Samantha, visited
Rev. Leroy Clements and family, and Thomas
Sanders and family this week.
Mrs. DR.. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Rache
Slaughter were the guests Of Aunt Polly Mil
ner last Wednesday afternoon.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodman
see last week, fine boy, and Charley wears 9
broad smile in consequence thereof.
Miss Eva Elwood, Of New Antioch, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Templin, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Elwood this week.
Misses Lizzie and Fannie Thurman wer.
the guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Thurman, in the Hill City last Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Waterman, Of Chillicothe, cam,
up Saturday evening to spend Sunday with hi,
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Rains.
Miss Nettie Hardy. OF this place, and Mis-
| Clara Nordyke, of New Vienna, were the guesti
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Adams yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Washburn and family
OF indianapolis, Indiana, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Washburn and family thiI
week.
Rev. John Davis, of Rainsboro who is {
travelling minister Of the M. E. Church, spen
Monday evening here tho guest of Rev. NJ
Redkey and family.
Rev. Lloyd, of Hillsboro, occupied the pulpi
in the NJ. E. Church last Sabbath, in the plac,
| Of Rev. ShultZ the regular pastor. Mr.. 1oyi
was :he guest Of Rev. NJ. Redkey for dinner.
Mr.. Garland Terrell, very old and highl,
respected citizen living near Centerville, wal
inferred at Fairfield graveyard last Sunday
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. NJ
Redkey, after which the remains were laid tc
rest.
Mrs. Henry Elwood was taken very vioientl,
ill quite suddenly with neuralgia Of the hear
last Thursday evening, and for while her lif,
was despaired Of. DR.. Ireland was called II
and rendered the medical aid, and she is mucl
better at this writing.
We had the pleasure Of shaking the hand o.
Honorable Judge Huggins, Of the Hill City las
her
has been holding court for several weeks. The
Judge has host Of friends here who would be
| glad to see him here oftener than they do.
The commencement exercises Of the Higl
School were we'll attended from the Hill City
New Vienna, Greenfield, East Monroe, Center
field, and New Lexington. The graduate,
acquitted themselves admirably, showing gres
charge Of the school the past winter, as an in
structor. To say the least the commencement
! was grand success in every particular and
amply repaid the small price Of admission
which was only ten cents.
Up to the time of mailing this letter, every.
thing is passing off very quietly and great
preparations are being made for having nice
! time this afternoon. in paying honor to the
nations dead, which will take place at two
o'clock as before announced. There was how.
| ever slight brawl this morning on the corner
of Fairfield and Main. between Aleck Delaney
| "a fish vender) and some boys who were fight
ing. 1t seems that Delaney attempted to part
with stones and brickbats, and had 1t moi
been for the timely arrival Of our Marshal II
might have ended in free-for-sll fight. II
has been some time since our quiet little town
has been the scene Of Q row, and such thingi
create the usual amount Of sensation.
As announced last week the Salvation Army
put in an appearance Sunday afternoon, and
proceeded to Kinzer's Hall, where the Deacon
and Kinzer were awaiting them with out
stretched arms, but strange to say the good
Deacon failed to deliver an address Of vel
come, to the disappointment Of good many
who had called especially to hear him. The
exercises opened with song and dance aci
participated in by the male members only, &C.
compsnied BY the female members with tam.
bourines Then their foreman or head boss
| in q few brief remarks explained the workings
Of their order, the battles fought and victories
won. and then came the closing scene in the
way Of general walk around Jericho, sfteI
an appointment for tomorrow afternoon. On
account of which will be given next week.