The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-09
LEESBURG,

June 7th, 1886.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson. Of Circleville, is in our
village.
Hon. Alphonso Hart, Of Hillsboro, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Isasc vsnPelt is painting in Amelia,
Clermont county.
Mr.. Frank Elwood spent the past week in
Blanches.er on business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Gage spent . part Of the past
week in Greenfield visiting friends.
Mr.. N. J. Patton and Mrs. Rachel Grice paid
the Hill City . business visit last Saturday.
Mrs. J. N. Rizer, accompanied by Miss Eva
Holmes, spent last Monday In the Hill City.
Mrs. David Rains spent last Tuesday ct the
residence Of Mr.. Henry Elwood, west Of town.
Rev. J. G. Teter, Of Albert Lea, Minnesota,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Teter and
family.
An ice cream and strawberry festival held at
Asbury Chapel last Saturday evening, was
fairly attended.
Rev. Martin Redksy and wife spent yestsr-
day Sunday IN Rainsboro, the guests Of rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Teter spent Saturday
and sunday near Latteville, Ross county. visit.
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Wren Herring, . carpenter on the c.,
W. B. b. r., 10 laid up this week with bad
cut on his Leg made by . foot ADJ.
Mrs. Henry Elwood, Of whom We made mem
tion last week % being violently Ill with neu-
ralgis Of the heart, il slowly convslescing.
Mr.. Essa Cox. Of Maitland, Missouri, who
has been visiting his relatives here for some
time past, returned to the West last Tuesday
morning.
Old Uncle William syferd has the finest gar
den in town. The old gentleman is very A.
tentive to his garden, and consequently has .
good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barrett request MS to
say that they think entirely too much Of their
little son TO call It . daughter, - We did last
week BY mistake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b dimes, of Warrington
@. H., spent last Sunday In our village, the
guests Of the formers father, Mr.. Sheplsy
Holmes and family.
G. ". Smith has purchased the buildings on
West Main and corner Of Fairfield streets
formerly owned by Deacon Hilliard. We did
not learn the price paid.
List Of letters remaining In the post Office at
Leesburg, which IL not called for On or before
the first day Of July, will be sent to the dead
West, Mrs. Annie Reed. In calling for the
above say advertised letters. R. 8. Weaver,
P. NJ.
Mr.. G. A. Beery, superintendent Of the Wes.
tern Union Telegraph Company, was In town
this morning on business connected with the
Guthrie telephone. Mr.. Guthrie IL In daily
receipt OF letters from parties oil over the
United States, who are wanting his instru-
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Rizer sttsnded the fun
sr.l @ OF the formers grandfather, Mt. William
near Hillsboro. Mr.. Ambrose was very highly
respected, and bad reached bis four-score and
two years. he leaves large circle Of friends
10 mourn his loss.
The members Of the Y. n. @. A. held . social
last rhursday evening, which was well at-
tended. The strawberries and ice cream were
foe, snd the cakes prepared BY the good ladies
Of the village, were delicious. The proceeds
amounted 70 about ga, leaving clear Of sx-
Tor the benefit Of the Association.
Married last Sunday evening, Nav s0th, q
the residence Of Rev. J. !. Taggsrt, The ofhcis.
ting minister IN Rainsboro. o., NJ. Joseph h.
PensH and Mis- Flora Gries, Of Lessburg.
The Nzws-HEsALp man extssdc his bet wishes
TO the happy couupla. The boys gave them Z
serensde on Monday evening" and were made
happy BY . box Of cigars, which Mr. pensy
distributed among them.
There Il always certain class Of persons IL
every village who, when they ones 6nd oul
who the correspondent II, they begin 10 do
tats what he should writs and what hs should
not write for the prsss. Nov your eorrsspon
dent has si.eys given the sss's and yacfs osly
alike their portion in due ssason, and vhon "
write anything We don't propose 70 deny H.
Az before announced the Haivation ARM
vices In Kinxsr's Hall during ths aflesnooa
and at seven O'Clock thDy rop0iro6 10 ~ uuh