The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-04-26
North High Street, opposite Public Scales.
LEESBURG.

April 23d, 1888.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. 8. Pumphrey were
visiting at Washington @. II. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Crippen and sons
spent several days at Xenia last week
visiting relations.
ID. Wright is adding greatly to the
to the appearance Of his business rooms
by few coats of paint.
Charles Turner is building an addition
to his residence on Church street.
G. P. Keen has moved his laboratory
to G. w. Smiths room on Fairfield
street.
Mrs. Wesley Cox was called to Kokoma,
Ind, by telegram Monday on account
of the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Sallie johnson, at her home at that
place.
Mrs. James Taylor spent last week at
Jeffersonville. the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Anna B. Morrison.
Little Frank Crippen, while visiting
with his parents at Xenia, fell from the
door and broke his arm. He is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Teter has been quite i'll for
several weeks and her improvement Is
very slow.
Mary Thurman suffered an, attack Of
tonsilitis last week, but 10 improving.
Charles Turner made q business trip
to Chillicothe Friday.
John Swift moved into his property
on High street Thursday.
J. Stevenson, of Hillsboro, paid Lees
burg visit Friday.
Miss Grace Schultz, youngest daughter
OF Rev. J. NICK. Schultz, formerly pastor
Of this place, but now of Sabina, is visit
ing Miss Carrie Beeson.
Mrs. e. r. Beeson was visiting at
Hillsboro last week.
Miss Mae Wright, of New Lexington,
Sundayed here the guest Of Miss Vista
Terry.
The Misses Glasoock have been greatly
improving the appearance Of their homo
ON Main street. A very tasteful veranda
has been added and the yard nicely
graded and sodded.
M. N. Covan has purchased lot in
the Huff addition and will proceed to
erect new brick residence just a. soon
- work can be begun.
Rev. Emma Spencer preached at the
Friends Church Sunday morning. Miss
Spencer has many friends at this place
who are always ready to extend her .
warm welcome when she comes among
them.
Oliver Townsend, of Martinsville,
spent Sunday here visiting friends.
Miss Anna BARLEY Is visiting relatives
at Hillsboro.
Mr.. Arthor Pushee, Of Boston, Mass,
IL visiting his brother, A. P. Pushee,
near town.
Mrs. T. B. Evans is spending part Of
this week with relatives at Greenfield.
g Rev. J. 8. Pumphrey preached { forci-
BILE sermon Sunday morning on the
necessity Of Christian watchfulness.
Mis- Mae Allison, OF New Vienna, has
bssn spending some time here the gaest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Payey. She returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. e. W. Cox and daughter, Misa
Minnie, we're visiting ct Warrington O,
H. one day Last week.
John Ragan has been suffering with
his eyes for some time past. It il feared,
unle~ something more e done soon, he
viii loss his sight. He will probably 60
TO Cincinnati this week 70 consult Z
specialist.
Mr.. and Mn, Alfred Mcvey and daugh.
ter we're the guests Of Mn. MeVey's par
snts, Mr.. and Mn. Manson Terrell, at
New Lexington Saturday and Sunday.
\ Mr.. Lever, from the vicini4y o.
Cosadsls, has moved his family into thu
Hsimburssr property. He win barn {
brick kiln Tor n. n. Covsn.
The local option slsction passsd Of
quietly aatnFdAy and : fair vote VA
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