The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-28
RAINSBORO.
June 26tlp 1888.

he took in Chicago.
Miss Jessie Spargur's school in No.
2 closed last Friday.
John Roger visited his daughter, Miss
Libbie, at the home of Mr.. Nelson on
Clear Creek Saturday and Sunday.
II. L. and Vernon Garrett and proba-
bly, others gave us an enjoyable mid
night musical serenade Thursday night.
Thanks, come again, gentlemen.
J. B. w. 5pargur and wife, OF Hills
boro, were guests of Mr.. SIS parents
here last Sunday.
Mrs. Abraham Smith and youngest
daughter are visiting friends at Mt. Yer.
non, Ohio.
Mrs. Lydia Browning and daughter,
Miss Jessie, are visiting relatives and
friends in Hillsboro. I.
Lawrence w. Spargur has quit the
creamery business and Charley Keelor
has taken his route on Rocky Fork and
beyond.
Kearney Ferguson is circulating among
friends at Leesburg, Lexington and
Careytown this week.
Hon. d. M. Barrett returned from a
business trip TO Athens the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. William Ferguson had nice
plump duck hatched last week that only
has one leg. 1t is still alive and doing
well. 1t might yet be the property of
some side Snowman and become a regu-
lar itinerant quack.
j. B. and L. G.. Gossett made a busi-
ness trip to Chillicothc last Saturday.
George Bell, OF Turkey p. o., after
nine months term OF school in Snake
Corner, has been employed for the fall
and winter, we understand, which is an
evidence that satisfaction has been rem
dered.
1t reminded us of other days to see
George Garrett, OF Hillsboro, in the
church choir here last Sunday.
Misses Edith Mcbride and Annie
Waddcll visited Greenfield last Satur-
day.
James Rowe has decided to remodel
l. ;, 4 Ia; 10
to have charge of the carpenter work.
John Hulitt has our thanks for nice
basket of cherries.
The many friends of Mrs. Henry Hope.
OF Paint p. o., will be sorry to learn
that she is still sick, with but little hope
OF a speedy recovery.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill, a
fine son.
Cyrus Kidd has the contract for the
foundation of the new school. ol.house in
No. 2. The contract for the building has
not been let up to this date.
The new pump and watering trough
at the public well are necessary improve
ments and highly appreciated these hot
days.
Misses Minnie Brown and Alice Tag.
gart left yesterday for the State Teachers
Association, which begins to-day at San
dusky. They were accompanied by
Misses Lepa Simpson and Paulina Horst,
OF Leesburg, and will be absent about
one week.
DR.. Runyan's services at the quarterly
meeting were highly appreciated. His
sermons were full of thought and deeply
spiritual and delivered with an eloquence
and earnestness that made them usually
impressive.
Rev. A. E. Wright is enjoying visit
from his brother, o. Wright, OF Hooking
county, who is also minister and only
seventeen years OF age.
Miss Ollie Sinclair returned Thursday
from her Western trip and Miss Efie
Redkey came Friday. They both look
as though the western climate agreed
with them.
Rev. VIM. Griffith, Rev. George Mur
ply, II. l.. Watts and wife, John Turner
Miss Edith Turner, Elijah Lucas ant
wife, and Milton Lucas and sister, o
Marshall; F. I. Bumgarner and wife
VIM. Patton and wife, Miss Susan Bum
garner, Mrs. Susan Purkhiser ant
daughter, Mr.. Milligan and wife, Mis-
Mamie Patton and Miss Ode Wolf, O
Boston M. b. Park, Miss Emma Wor
ley, John Ulen and three daughters
Miss Annie Park, j. w. Grim and wife
A. l.. Snider, j. M. Grim and wife
VIM. Erskine and Carey Grim and wife
OF New Petersburg, were in attendance
at the M. E. Quarterly Meeting last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin Wisecup is suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
Posters are circulated in this vicinit
announcing grand centennial Fourtl
OF July celebration at Cynthiana, witt
the Hon. j. j. Pugsley as orator of th
day.
Copious showers have fallen in thi