The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-05-31
RAINSBORO.

The Memorial services last Sunday
were attended by full house and were
unusually interesting, The William H.
Trimble Post, "a. A. r., and Camp Of
Sons Of Veterans were outin force. Rev.
Edward McHugh preached a sermon Of
rare excellence and power from the Goth
Psalm and 9Th verse. "We will rejoice
in thy salvation and in the name of our
God we will set up our banner"
J. H. Keech, wife aud daughter, of
Hillsboro J. D. Head and wife and Isaac
Taylor, Of Cynthiana; George Miller and
wife, of Marshall; Joseph Easter, 81
Wolf and Misses Matte and Mamie Pat.
ton, of Boston, and host too numerous
to mention from New Petersburg attend.
ed the Memorial services here on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Gussie Warnock, nee Harrington,
returned to her home at .Jefersonville
yesterday after visit Of several days
among her many friends in this vicinity.
Miss Effie Redkey and Miss Ollie Sin.
clair left last week for an extended visit
among friends at Douglass, Kansas.
Rev. Edward McHugh and sister,
Ellen, Of Bethany, were called here last
week on account of the death of their
sister, Mrs. Davis.
Daniel Mause and wife, of West Alex
andria, returned home to-day after q
delightful visit to their son.in.law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. G. J. Wells.
Mrs. Wells brother, Albert and wife,
were here also, but left some days since.
Miss Susie Scott, of Jefersonville, was
the guest of Misses Maggie and Jessie
Roads from Wednesday last till Monday.
Ellsworth :McCoppin, of Carmel, has
been engaged as principal of our schools
for the coming year. Mr.. McCoppin
has had charge of the schools at South
Solon for the past two years and comes
we'll recommended and will doubtless fill
the bill.
Rev. A.E.wrght preached at the ME-.
Church on Sunday night.
Rev. J. II. Davis, of Nartinsville, and
Dr.. W. Fl. Davis and wife, Of Hillsboro,
attended the funeral Of their aunt, Bridget
Davis, at this place last Saturday.
Johnnie Roberts and sisters, Emma
and Nora, spent Sunday with friel.Is
near East Monroe.
The mysterious animal that stripped
the clothing from the Grogg's boy while
on his way to school in Snake Corner
sometime in February has been treed at
last and il said to be an exact counter.
part in appearance of the boy himself.
ALI Tudor found the clothes hid behind
q log and all the mystery vanished.
James Rowe, 4 worthy veteran of this
place, has been allowed q pension from
the government OF 81 600 to date and $l4
per month for the future.
Those wanting extra copies OF the
NEws-HERALD containing Q report of the
Rainsboro High School Commencement
can get them at the Post Office by call.
ing early.
One of Nicolas Blazers little boys was
kicked in the face by horse few days
since causing an ugly wound but is get
ting along we'll all things concerned.
Mrs. Bridget Davis, widow OF Jonath-
an Davis, died at her home one mile
south of town at 2 o'clock .. m, last Fri.
day sfter painful illness OF about three
weeks. Funeral services were held at
the family residence at 2 p. m. Saturday,
in charge of Rev. @. J. Wells, after
which the remains were laid to rest in
the Hartman cemetery.
"A heavy rain and wind storm visited
this region about 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, doing considerable damage.
The track of the most destructive wind
was shout one mile in width, crossing
the lands of James w .Spargur and Allen
Upp. uThousspds Of pannels Of fence,
many fruit trees and much valuable
timber was blown down in that neigh.
borhood and further east. Mr.. Uppia
orchard was nearly ruined.
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