The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-08
RAINsBORO.

March 6th, 1883.
Milton Lucas school in No. 4 closed
last Friday with literary exercises.
Fenton Gall was the guest of friends
here last Saturday night and Sunday.
A series Of meetings are in progress at
the U. B. Churchin charge Of the pastor,
Rev. A. E. Wright.
Capt. D. M. Barrett went to Athens
Saturday ON official business connected
with the Asylum, and to visit his daugh-
ter, Ettie, who is attending college at
that place.
@. A. Gossett will move to Greenfield
this week. Charley and wife are good
citizens and will be missed in this COM
munity.
A,young babe of John Hixson's was
buried at the Hartman cemetery Sunday
afternoon.
JIM. Roberts has been granted . IL
cense to exhort by the unanimous con-
sent Of the M. E. society here, Of which
he was member.
q. K. Roads has sold the Thomas
Miller property to Milton w. Spargur.
Mood Mosier, Of Hillsboro, was the
guest Of Curless Harrington last Thurs-
day.
William Pensyps little boy Is Just re-
covering from IN attack OF measles.
Bert Browning ID confined to the house
with inflammatory rheumatism, but is
convalescing.
Rufus Foraker and wife, Of near Fay
etteville, were among friends here
Thursday and Friday.
Geore X. Rhoades has Just returned
from visit to his sons at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
J. II. Harter attended the stock sale
at Warrington c. II. last week.
James Ferguson, who sold out some
weeks ago, expecting to emigrate west;
has changed his mind and moved to
Hillsboro yesterday and will work with
McGlinchy in the shop in the rear Of
Belle foundry. He il frst-class work.
man.
Miss Minnie Gossett has been serious
ly i'll with the measles ct Chillicothe,
whittier she went few weeks since. AT
Last accounts she was some better and
hopes were entertained Of her recovery.
Otto and Fay, two more Of ]. 8. VIII.
liamson's boy, are down with the lung
fever.
Ellsworth Warnock and wife, of JefIer-
sonvill, spent Sunday with Mrs. W.'a
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Harrington.
northeast Of town.
Henry Hettinger and wife and son,
Harry, have just returned from visit
among friends in Ross county.
/ @. A. Gossett went to Chillicothe the
latter part Of last week 70 sse his sister
who il sick with the measles.
Paint township lost one OF her oldesi
and best citizens in the death Of Uncle
Benny Cowgirl last week. We suppose
your Stringtown correspondent will fur
nish . notice Of his death.
/. Mis- Carrie Brown besan her school
near Rarletts Mills yesterday.
George Z. Garrett spsnt sanday and
Monday here, the guests Of his parents
| Misses Maggie sparyur. Ella Keelor
Jessie Spargur, Dora Sans, Annie Kes
lor. Stella sparsur. Laura Roads and
Olive 6pasgur, all living in the same die
trict, have certificates for teaching
school
| Miss Flora Wells has BEEN on the dcl
list since Saturday Let, but y better.
| The 6pargur hrothsry Of Hillsboro Vi
tied thar parents hare lAst Sunday.
i Harry Mccoy has accsptsd an sssnc,
from the Glen Bsothen. Of Rochsstsr
N. r., 70 ell plants. fypit and ornamsn
zi tree, etc. = 4
i 4rs. WIN. jones' Of HillsboEo, rsturn
I'd homo to-day. She had bssr hsr'
sinos Saturday. helping care Tor her siel
| grsndchildrsn at J. 8. Williamson's.
j Alfred Tudor and viii ~ ysjolcipl
oves The arrival Of : brsud nsw BABY I
isw days since.
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