The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-05-17
RAINSBORO.

VAuy 1cttis 1000
Miss Mary Cooper, Of Belfast, is the
guest of H. s. Foraker and family.
Clarence Redkey, son Of J.G. Redkey,
has the measles, but in mild form.
Miss Annie waddle is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. James Ferguson, of Hillsboro.
Miss Lizzie Beavers spent last week in
Chillicotbe, the guest Of Mrs. Kingsley.
Hampton Miller, of Squashtown, was
circulating among his old friends here
to-day.
Miss Attic Leverton, of Carmel, was
the guest of Mrs. J. B. Gossett one day
last week.
M. o. and G. L. Garrett, of the Hill
City, visited the schools of this place
last Friday.
Mrs. Girtie Agile, Of Bainbridge, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
this vicinity.
Absalom Eubanks, one of the pioneers
Of Brushcreek township, attended church
here last Sunday.
The cut worms are said to be playing
havoc with the corn that was planted
early in sod ground.
H. L. Garrett and Miss Alice Taggart
attended the Teachers Association at
Hillsboro last Saturday.
Henry s. Foraker spent last week in
Ross county putting in corn crop for
his daughter, Mrs. Ogle.
VIM. @. Blair has been confined to his
room with sickness for several days, but
is slightly on the mend.
Rev. ]. H. Davis and family, of Mar.
tinsville, came over yesterday and will
spend the week among friends here.
H. w. Roads spent Saturday night
with his brother-in-law, ]. n. Wicker
sham, in Greenfield, who is on the sick
| list.
Rev. Edward Holmes and wife, OF
Hillsboro, were guests of his brother,
Wallace Holmes, of Paint P. o., Sunday
night and Monday.
Dode Knisley left the latter part OF
last week for Xenia, where he will re-
main while if he finds an opening for
business suitable to his taste.
Miss Jennie Britton, daughter Of Hon
Jonah Britton, and Miss Mary Barrere,
of Hillsboro, spent Sunday here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown.
Grandmother McCord has gone ia
make her home with her son at James.
town. The best wishes of her many
friends will follow her to her new home
Harry Browns name should have beer
included in the list of those who are te
graduate from our High School nexl
week. The omission was unintention
ally.
In order to answer number Of ques
tions at once we will say that the beauti
full designs and lettering on the Sunday
school blackboard at the NJ. E. Church
was the work OF Samuel Hulett.
Don't forget that the high school com
mencement is on Thursday evening o
next week. 20 cents will secure you /,
comfortable seat if you apply in time
Tickets are ON sale at H. K. Roads stor,
and are going like hot cakes.
Aunt Celia Russell, mother OF Flaviul
Hixson and mother.in-law of H. w
Roads, has gone to Washington @. H. t,
spend the evening Of life with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lydia Coleman. She was on,
of our oldest and most highly respected
citizens and will be greatly missed b,
her friends.
Both of our pastors were absent Sun
day. Rev. A. E. Wright was attending
quarterly meeting in Ross county an,
Rev. G. J. Wells was attending tn,
funeral OF Richard Slonaker at New
Petersburg. The pulpit Of the iorme
was filed by Rev. Edward Holmes, o
Hillsboro, and that of the latter by Rev
J. NJ. Roberts, of this place.