The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-05-10
LEESBURG.

Miss Maggie morrison made q brlel
visit Tuesday to her home on Fall Creek
Mr.. ]. s. Templin suffered slight at
tack OF pneumonia last week.
Mrs. Kate Beeson, of Hillsboro, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr.. Lee Sanders has commenced worl
on his new house on Main street, thu
foundation is now finished.
Mr.. Frank Weaver is engaged in deco
rating the windows of the East Monro,
M. E. Church.
Mrs. VanWinkle and little son, o
Atlanta, Ga, are the guests of her brother
Mr.. Frank King, and wife.
Mr.. Martin Slaughter started Tuesday
last for his home in Atlanta, Ga.
One day last week Mr.. Jo Spencer solo
his pretty little home on High street t.
Rev. Wilson, of Bowersville.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Pumphrey attend
ed the ministerial association at New
Vienna Tuesday.
On Friday Mayor Keen sent anothe
boarder to the Mackerley House, Chas
Blair, as an accomplice in the Worthing
ton burglary.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the semi-annual convention Of
the Highland County w. G. T. U. at New
Lexington Wednesday.
Married-Wednesday evening, May
2d, at the Miller House, New Vienna, by
the Rev. J. S. Humphrey, Mr.. Adam
Griffith and Miss Nettie Smith, both oi
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith started
the same evening to visit friends at
Springfield and Dayton.
Miss Eta Bridwell spent last week
near Samantha, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Heller.
George Hodson was on the sick list a
few days last week.
Mr.. Harry Elwood came over from
Washington G. H. Sunday for short
visit with friends.
Mr.. Sam Teter, one of our most sue.
cessful telegraph operators, who has been
wintering at New Orleans, is at home for
q months visit.
Rev. Burdsell, of Greenfield, and Rev.
Wells, of Rainsboro, conducted mis-.
sionary meeting at this place on Sun day.
The usual annual collection was taken
up and something over sixty-6ve dollars
raised. The children raised about ten
dollars additional with their missionary
cards.
Miss Fisher, returned missionary
from China, is announced to speak in
the M. E. Church Thursday evening.
Mr.. Austin VanPelt, Of Greenfield, at
tended the missionary meeting here San.
day and visited his father and brother
north of town.
Mrs. F. Patton and children are spend.
ing the week near Roxabelle the guests
of Mrs. Patton's mother, Mrs. Caldwell.
The Edwards Dramatic Company
played at the Town Hall Friday. and
Saturday evenings to moderately full
houses.
Mrs. Sallie Melville and son, Of Lon.
don, England, arrived from New York
one day last week. They are visiting
Mrs Gage.
Miss Mae Kneadler is i'll with mumps.
Miss Mary and Master Walter Morri.
SON, of Fall Greek, visited their sister,
Miss Maggie Morrison, Saturday.
The arbitrators in the Flesher- Cox
case rendered q verdict on Saturday.
They allowed Flesher 81 ,0S6.24.
The committee appointed by the Lees.
burg W. G. T. U. adopted the following
I resolutions OF respect to the memory oi
Nn. Maria Bridwell:
WHERzAs, In the providence of God
our sister, Mre Maria Bridwell, has been
summoned from us by death. She hsv
ing been member Of our society since
it. organization, always faithful TO it, bes,
interast, never absent from it, meeting
whom able to attend, and ever manifest
ing hsr zeal and devotion to the caus'
I which layso near her heart. Triumphan
n her death, regretting only that sh'
was not permitted to see the downfall
oe the liqhor traffic for which she ha'
iysd and prayed.
q Reoolued, That In her death We hav