The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04
LEESBURG.

July 31st 1886.
Mr.. Elias Johnson is lying quite i'll at this
writing. with fever.
Mr.. Herbert johnson, of Cincinnati, is here
visiting his father, who is sick.
Prof. d. 8. Ferguson and family visited
friends in New Lexington last week.
Hon. J. J. Pugsley, Of the Hill City, spent
last Tuesday in our village on business.
Mrs. David Terrell, OF New Lexington, WAS
the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Redkey last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Evans were the guests
Of Prof. r. B. Barrett and family last Sunday.
Misses Vista Terry and Nettie Hardy were
the guests of Miss Sallie Redkey yesterday
| afternoon. a
Mrs. J. NJ. Rizer, accompanied by Miss Eva
Holmes, was the guests OF friends In Hillsboro
last Wednesday. f,..s f.a
Mrs. Martin Redkey and family spent last
| Thursday as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flavius
Hodson and family.
| Mr.. Elias johnson has employed James An
derson to work for him in warehouse, ship
ping wheat and corn. G
Miss Iva Brewer, accompanied by Miss Hattie
Taylor, spent last Saturday and Sunday In
New Vienna, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Carson, Of Buena
Vista, Fayette county, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs David Rains to-day.
bought john McFerren's half interest in the
Touring mill, and took possession last Tuesday
| Old Uncle - Yates, OF whose illness we
made mention in our letter last week, is slowly
convalescipg under the skiiiful treatment Of
DR.. McLsuthlin. vrr.
List OF unclsimed letters remaining in Leos-
burg post Office Mrs. Emma Campbell, Miss
Lucy Gays. Rev. =. 8. Hard, Mr.. G. D. Rail.
II. y. WEAVER. p. NJ.
| Al.
| revivalst who held the great revival st Fair
field Church four years ago. arrived In our
village last night to attend Quaker Quarterly.
At the time OF writing this letter, Quaker
Quarterly is in full blast, and from present in
dications the attendance will be very lsrge,
with everything passing of very quietly aud
orderly.
| Mr. Lon Frazier. accompanied by his Sab
bath school class, and Messrs: Ben traxier,
pleasant party which spent yesterday ct tho
Rocky Fork Caves. iia .4.,ii Il
Col. D. J. johnson will have several ine
horses at the Fair next week, and from what
your correspondent can learn, our village will
be we'll repfesentet at the Fair. All seem 10
think that it will be the best Fair on the
circuit. .t.l.f
accompanied by his daughter. Mrs. Julia Love,
OF Yellow Springs, Ohio, visited 10 our village
the past week, the guests Of the formers sister.
in-lsw. Mrs. Noah Hardy, and family, and
Mrs. B. l.. Sanders and family. The Doctor
practicsd medicine here twenty -four years ago,
but has not been here for years. He left for .
visit tO friends at other places yesterday
Brother 2. F. Hickman, Of the Lsesbure
Buckeye, has severed his connection with ths
paper, and left yesterday morning for other
felds. Brother Hickman had been with "a
about year and half, and during hts stay
here made many warm friends ~ we'll "
enemies. His cause for leaving was that the
expense incurred In running newspaper
here, was greater than lie c0uld afford, and
being considersbly involved and seeing very
clearly that he could not get nut, he did the
most sensible thing possjble, closed o,,t biz
office and squared up his busine.. and paid up
his debts ss far ~ pOssible, and left for other
fields. 70 grow up with the country. Az We
predicted snme time sinee that tie buckeye
would no, stay under its present managers. so
has IL proved ~ be: We are informed that
Messru Taylor aud Bird will continue th(
paper in our midst. We wish them success, q
we'll ~ Brother Hickmsn In bis new field