The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
LEESBURG.

May LIST, 1886.
Frank King spent Tuesday in Cincinnati or
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Pavey visited in New An
tioch Friday.
Chas. Dunn and wife visited friends in Rains
boro Monday.
MIR Noah Hardy paid sabina business visit
last Thursday.
James Guthrie paid the Hill City flying
visit last Thursday.
Jacob Urskin, Of Greenfield was in town
yesterday on business,
Frank Weaver is suffering severe attack Of
hemorrhage Of the lungs.
Joe Fortner, Cary Butler and Ed Teter spent
Saturday.in the Hill City.
Mr.. Isaac vanPelt made business trip to
New Petersburg last Monday.
Harry Keen, of the Greenfield Pad Factory.
visited his parents here last Sunday.
The Joe Henley Post, g. A. r., met last night
to make arrangements for Decoration Day.
Mr.. = spriggs. Of New Antioch, was the
guest Of Nathan Rains last Thursday night.
johnson Bradley caught an eel two feet in
length last Monday in the waters Of Lees Greek.
Charley Sanders, of the c., W. Il B. r. R.,
was in town last week, the guest Of his parents
Mr.. Sam Teter who has been working at
day.
s. L. Hixson is now doing business in the
harness and saddle line in the old Bentley
corner.
Miss Nettie Hardy while fishing last Satur-
day caught . bass weighing two pounds. Who
can beat it?
Miss Amanda Matthews spent Thursday in
Cincinnati purchasing her spring stock Of mil
linery goods.
Quite . number of our citizens attended the
entertainment. given by Mr.. Philip Phillips on
last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Joseph Spencer spent last Thursday in
Greenfield, the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Mackerley. of Greenfield,
spent the fore part or the week in this place,
the guests Of Mrs. NJ. E. Gage.
Mrs. Clark Elwood and Mrs. Marietta John
son spent Thursday in New Antioch, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lawhead.
Mrs. W. II. Teter. who has been spending
the past week visiting her son Will in Chilli
cothe, returned home yesterday.
| Miss Eliza Sullivan and son John, who have
been visiting relatives in this place for some
time past, returned home Tuesday.
| Mrs, Clara Kratzer and Miss Tillie Horst, of
Cincinnati, who have been Visiting Mrs. Jo-
hannah Horst for some time past, returned
home to-day.
VIM. beaverton and Oscar Patton left for
Omaha last Tuesday. Mr.. beaverton went on
business trip, and Oscar to make that place
his future home.
Died-William Rees, April 28, aged 46 years,
month and 20 days. The funeral took place
from the NJ. E. Church Thursday at p. m.,
Rev. Shultz officiating, after which the remains
were inferred in the Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Some of our citizens persist in buying meat
| Of the Lexington butcher, Notwithstanding the
fact that they can purchase better meat from
| their own butcher right here ct their door for
less money than you have to pay the Lexington
peddler. Why not patronize your own town,
buy from your own business men and keep the
money in circulation at home.
Our School Board have ticketed the faculty
| for the coming winter. Prof. Ferguson has
been reelected Superintendent, with Miss Mi.
netva Blain, of Greenfield, for the grammar
Miss Allie Kerns for the intermediate, and Miss
Lenns Simpson for the primary department.
Heretofore the salaries Of the lady teachers
have varied as to their different positions, but
for next winter they will be equal
We have been too often questioned as tc
| when we are to have our treat in the way oi
school commencement, and after an interview
with Prof. Ferguson, we give our readers thu
program - near - can now be told. The ser
mon to the class Of graduates will be delivered
by Rev. ]. 8. Pumphrey, Of New Vienna, OF
Sunday evening, May 23, at the N. e. Church
The commencement will take place In Town
Hall Wednesday evening, May 28, the program
for which will be given you in the near future
The school will also give two entertainment
on Thursday and Saturday evenings Of thl
same week in Town Hall. Everybody 10 cor
daily invited.