The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07
LYNCHBURG.

July 9th, 1886.
Rev. J. W. Klise was seen on our streets on
Friday.
Born-To Mr.. ond Mrs. Fred Dollinger last
Sunday, boy.
VIM. Berry, Of Miamisburg, WAS the guest OF
his father last week.
Mrs. J. W. Henderson and son, Pearl. visited
at New Vienna last week.
Several OF our citizens took in the excursion
TO Washington @. H., Sunday.
Four car losds Of cattle we're shipped from
the distillery pens to England on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dalt Bering, Of Cincinnati, spent sever.
al days OF the past week visiting relatives in
this city,
DesMoines, Iowa, are guests at the parental
home here.
Major J. A. Bering and sons. Frank and
Gusts, visited Camp Foraker at Washington o.
H., on Friday.
Rev. Walker, Of Oxford, was here the past
week looking after the interests OF his farm
near this place.
Mr.. Hines, Of Missouri, il the guest of his
brother, Jorry, at East View, in the eastern
suburbs OF our village.
The act Of the Commissioners in refusing to
grant new school district in this township il
condemned by majority Of the citizens Of the
township.
Rev. L. NJ. Davis preached the annual mis-.
sienary sermon last Sunday, at the conclusion
Of which tbe pastor ahd four Of the young
ladies OF the choir sung two Japanese songs in
the Japanese language.
Messrs. Frank Hair and H. N. Henderson,
Of Lynchburg, John II. Horst, Of Leesburg,
and George Garrett, Of Hillsboro and the Miss
es vada Murphy, Kate Gibson, Emma Hair and
Bell Pratt, Of Lynchburg, and Jennie Boat
right, Of Russell, formed a pleasure party who
spent Saturday at Loveland, visiting the camp
grounds and boating on the beautiful Miami.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Meadow was celebrated last Saturday evening
at their residence In this village. A large mum.
| Der of invited guests assembled at 8 p. m.
well supplied with tho delicacies Of the season,
were filed and the guests, after satisfying their
appetites, repaired to the parlor where the
organ was brought into requisition and music
furnished by the Misses Stella Montgomery,
Belle Pratt. Jennie Boatright, Mary Troth and
ents Rev. and Mrs. Davis, flower stand Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Bering, silver fruit basket Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Holmes, fruit dish /; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Bering, butter dish Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
uel Pesle, book, "Rifted Clouds" Mary and
William Meadow, family bible and the follow.
consisting Of twelves knives. twelve forks,
| twelve large and twelve small spoons which
were purchased for the occasion in Cincinnati,
by our genial friend, Mr.. G. Bayless Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bayless, Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Garner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Srofe, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bering, Mrs. P. F.
Gibson, Mrs. P. Dobie. the Misses Ella West,
Lou West. Anna Bering. Kate Gibson, Stella
Montgomery. vsda Murphy, Emma Hair. Mary
Troth, Belle Pratt Jennie Boatright and Messrs.
Frank Hair, H. N. Henderson, William Staut.
ner and G. G. Peale. After spending the even.
ing in social conversation and enjoying the
music the guests dispersed to their homes a,
II o'clock, in happy state Of mind after the
pleasant social enjoyment of the evening.