The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-05
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July I'd, 1888.
Mrs. Hughes and daughter, OF Cincin-
natl, are visiting NJ. Rogers.
Mrs. Franklin Ladd returned Friday
from an extended visit to her son in
Chicago.
Harry Elweod, of Washington O. H.,
made Leesburg short call Sunday.
d. s. Ferguson and family, Of the
Hillsboro Institute, Sundayed at home.
Miss Stella Vanpelt, who has been a
visitor at the Griffith House, returned to
her home Wednesday.
Adam Griffith is on the sick list.
Clint Ladd is in attendance at the Nor.
NAL at Hillsboro.
Kearney Ferguson returned to his
home at Rainsboro Tuesday after visit
to his uncle, d. s. Ferguson.
Miss Fannie Covan entertained few
Of her friends with croquet party Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. W. H. Teter is convalescing.
Miss Clara Matthews, of New Vienna,
was the guest Of Miss Louie Hardy last
week.
The contract for building culvert
across South and High streets was given
to A. Varley, as follows: Furnishing
stone, ITO per perch; laying same, 81 90
per perch; laying stone furnished by
Council, 80 cents per perch, contractor
to furnish lime and sand.
A. B. Small made business trip to
Greenfield Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Huff and bride, of Martins
vile, are the guests of M. Huff and fam
lily.
Will Miller, one of Springfeld's enter
prising young men, is visiting his moth
er.
The final meeting Of the G. L. s. G.
for the year 'S7-'Ss was held at d. S.
Ferguson's Friday evening.
Misses Pauline Horst and Lenna Simp.
son returned home from Sandusky Fri
day, and report delightful time.
Mrs. Will Adams, of Loveland, is Wis
iting her parents at the Griffith House.
Miss Barlow's pupils gave musical
recital at M. Redkey's Friday night.
Mr.. W. Beard, of Columbus, is visiting
his cousin, Miss Jettie Beard.
Jacob Hilliard spent Wednesday in
Chillicothe as delegate to the judicial
convention.
Married-On Thursday evening, at 10
o'clock, at M. T.. parsonage, by Rev. J.
s. Pumphrey, Mr.. Ellis Binegar and Miss
Mittie Geller, both OF New Martinsburg.
Mr.. Ralph Miller and lady, of Coving-
ton, are visiting Miss Mae johnson.
Mrs. George McNiel and daughter, of
Chillicothe, are visiting Mrs. McNiel's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sanders.
Miss Maggie Morrison spent Sunday
with her mother on Fall Creek.
Mr.. Mont Miner and Miss Maggie
Huff, of Earlham College, Ind, came
home Thursday to spend vacation.
The second missionary conference of
Fairfield quarterly meeting OF Friends
was held at Fall Greek, June Goth, 1888.
In the absence of the President, Lavina
M. Barrett, Emily Miller, of New Vienna,
presided over the conference. The con.
ference was opened with song, and the
President then read a scriptural lesson,
which was followed by prayer by Emma
Spencer, Having no Secretary, Lydia
A. Wright was appointed. The pro-
gramme for the afternoon was as follows:
Address OF Welcome, by Emma Miller,
which was delivered in few words,
but extended a very cordial welcome to
all persons. This was followed by the
Response, by Lydia A. Wright. Mat
tie Ferrell produced very excellent
paper upon the mission work in our
country. The church working faithfully
and trusting God was shown us as the
great agency in this noble work. She
brought the home mission work close to
our hearts and told us, as we have often
heard before, that this work is too much
neglected. No one knows the vast
amount of good done by visiting the
SICK, scattering tracts and Bibles and