The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-29
RAINSBORO.

Miss Malinda Grove is visiting friends
at Hillsboro.
z. G. Miller and son, William, left
yesterday for Paris, Kentucky, to work
at the carpenter trade and will probably
be away most of the summer.
Brooks Mccoy has gone to Jefferson.
vile to work for Ellsworth Warnock.
William Pensy's oldest child was taken
with spasms on Thursday last and for
day or two it's life was dispaired of, but
it is much better at this time.
Mrs. Malinda Gossett returned Satur-
day from a visit of several weeks among
friends at Greenfield.
D. s. Ferguson, principal of the Lees.
burg schools, and his wife and two in
teresting little girls were among friends
here Saturday and Sunday. They are
always welcome guests in this vicinity.
jefferson Farrell is at home from the
northern part of the State where he has
been attending school.
Seven or eight of the VIM. H. Trimble
Camp of the Sons of Veterans went to
Petersburg Saturday night to assist
in the organization of camp at that
place.
Miss Ella Keelor began her school in
Brushcreek township yesterday.
Nicholas Blazer has nearly lost the use
of one of his arms from rheumatism or
some kindred disease.
A clock case of beautiful design and
finish, all scroll work, made by Philip
Roads may be seen in the window Of H.
X. Roads store.
Mrs. Mark Mitchell died very sud-
denly at her home near Paint P. o. last
week and was inferred in the Hulitt
cemetery on Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Miller is visiting R. B.
Barrett and family of New Lexington.
John Mccoy, of Paint P. o., sold his
effects at public sale last Saturday with
the view of going West this spring.
A gentleman by the name of Hunter,
from Berryville, has bought Andrew
Hollis interest in the Newell mills and has
taken possession. Mr.. Holt has moved
to Alfred Skeen's farm.
The Easter services at the NJ. E. Church
Sunday morning were largely attended
and quite interesting. The Sunday
school missionary collection for that day
was $1,000.
A quiet but interesting wedding oc-
Cured at the residence of James Peabody
on Rocky Fork last Wednesday evening
in the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Eta, to Charley Knisley, of this place.
A reception was rendered them on the
following day by the groom's father,
James Knisley, on East Main street.
Rev. A. E. Wright, pastor Of the U. B.
Church, has been advised by his ply.
sician to take vacation on account Of
failing health.
The M. E. Sunday.school was re-
organized last Sunday evening by the
election of. L. Gossett, Superintendent;
]. M. Roberts, Assistant superinten-
dent; Alice Mackerley, Treasurer; Will
Roads, Librarian Ted Roads, Secretary;
Alice Taggart and Stella Spargur, organ.
lists. The following are the teachers:
Mrs. g. J. Wells, Carrie Brown, H. L.
Garrett, DR.. Glenn, L. w. Spargur, Alice
Mackerley, Mrs. Lydia Browning, Mrs.
]. l. Taggart, J. G. Ferguson and Mrs.
Ellen Redkey.
Rev. ]. I. Tageart and wife are spend
ing the week at Jeffersonville, the guest
of their son.
The election On Monday resulted as
follows: Trustee, John Roads Clerk,
M. B. Williams; Treasurer, J. A. w.
Spargur; Assessor, Tom Russell; Con-
stables, Robert Shivers and Joseph Viii.
hanson.
Miss Ida Ferguson was 90 unfortu.
nate a. to loose shawl as she returned
from Hillsboro Sunday afternoon.