The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-07
RAINSBO RO.
June 9TH, 1888

June 9Th, 1888.
Miss Sallie Redkey, of Leesburg, was
the guest of Misses Ella and Lizzie Hix-
son last Wednesday.
Daniel Hixson has returned from Ross
county and will make Rainsboro his
home for time at least.
Albert Anderson, Esq, OF Lebanon,
spent couple of days the latter part Of
last week with his interesting little
daughters at their grandparents, DIR. and
Mrs. Garrett.
Charles Keelor began gathering cream
for the Hillsboro Creamery the first day
OF this month.
James Brown and wife and Miss Ruth
Britton attended Quarterly meeting at
Hillsboro last Sunday anu were guests
OF George Barrere and wife.
Charles Weller and wife, OF New Pet
ersburg, were among friends here last
Thursday.
John Hixson and wife spent Sunday
with relatives at South Salem.
James w. George and daughter, Miss
Ruth, visited o. N. Sans and wife, OF
Hillsboro, yesterday.
Mrs. Oma Waddell has rented John
Hultt's shop on West Main street, OPP
posite his residence, and is moving her
| -, ;1l: oa,,, .,onJo into fo Iav
DR.. Frank Chapman and wife visited
Austin and George Sans and their fam.
lilies at Carmel Saturday and Sunday.
A large cave party from the Hill City
passed through to-day, among whom we
recognized r. T. and A. E. Hough.
o. N. Sans, Esq, of Hillsboro, was in
town today.
E. o. McElhany has given up his
creamery route on this side of Rocky
Fork to Charley Keelor.
Miss Matte Lucas, daughter Of Elijah
Lucas, OF Rocky Fork, and sister OF Mrs
DIR. Glenn, of this place, has been quite
sick for some days, but is some better.
James Ferguson and wife of Hillsboro
returned Sunday evening from visit o
several days with friends here and a
Spargur's Mill.
During the storm last week the light
ening struck cedar tree near the resi-
dence of Mrs. Sarah Diven's and afte
following the trunk for some distance
left it and passed along limb to th'
spouting of the house and after follow
ing it to its terminus entered tub o
water and knocked several holes through
the slaves OF it. Fortunately the famil!
escsped without serious injury.
The Wm. II. Trimble Camp, S. OF V.
will give an ice cream and strawberr.
festival at the public school building
Saturday evening, June 10th, to whicl
a cordial invitation is extended to all.
j. G.. Redkey and mother are maxim
some general repairs on their residenc
west of town. Charley Knisley and 7
+. Mccoy are doing the carpenter work
1
DR.. d. N. Mcbride has visited sic
sister at Allensburg two or three time
during the past week. His wife accom-
panied him Wednesday and his daugl
ter, Edith, Thursday.
]. S. Williamson is making arranf
ments to open up meat shop in II. X
Roads cellar in few days. Henr
Washburn, an experienced butcher, wi
help him until he learns the buisnes
which is a guarantee that the met
will be we'll handled from the start.
Some sneak thief entered w. ]. Rec
keys summer kitchen through the res
window last night and from the kitche
went into the cellar and rummage
throug things generally. Only a ie
things have been missed as yet. W
hardly suppose the thiefr reads the New
HERALD, but il he does we went TO to
him that Mr.. Redkey has double ba
relied shot gun well loaded and ID sc
ting his courage up to the shoohn
point. 4
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