The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-19
RAINSBORO.

Mrs. T. M. Ferguson visited friends
near Paint P. o. last week.
Mrs. Susan Bundy has been on the
sick list for several days past. =
Mrs. George X. Roads spent the Sab
bath with friends in Hillsboro.
Arsham Smith is still confined to his
home with pulmonary trouble.
Uncle Jimmy Roads and John Turley
are at Hillsboro on the petit jury.
James Brown left yesterday for short
visit to his old home near Danville.
Captain Barrett returned home from
the Inauguration at Columbus Thursday.
Fenton Gall spent Sabbath the guest
of his cousins, Misses Carrie and Minnie
Brown.
Isms Troth, Esq, OF Lynchburg. was
in this vicinity on business the latter
part of last week.
Isaac Kearns and wife were calling on
friends nesr Cynthianna on Wednesday
and Thursday last.
Cure your cough with CARROTS Red
Band Cough Cure. Sold by w. j. Red
key and G. w. West,
Edward Roberts is at home from
Lebanon, where he has been attending
school for some months.
George Henry and wife removed to
the lands of the Crawford brothers near
New Petersburg last Thursday.
ia. w. spargur has been sick with
something like lung fever ever since
Christmas, but is now able to be about
some. ''''' '''
DR.. VIM. Wilson, Of Greenfield, was in
consultation last Wednesday with DR..
Mcbride in David Wyer's case near Bar
rett's Mills.
John shipman has sold his interest in
the saw mill to. Levi Moon, and the
name of the firm in the future will be
Hixon & Moon.
Joseph Easter and Miss. Sig. johnson,
of Boston, visited the primary depart
ment of our schools taught by Miss Min
ME Brown on Wednesday.
DR.. J. P. Garrett has not been as we'll
as common for the past week and his
little granddaughter, Flossie Anderson,
has been quite sick, but is convalescing.
T. F. Mccoy went with his hearse to
Fall Greek yesterday to bury the wife of
William Taylor, who died on the lands
of James Y. Farley early Sabbath morn
ing.
Rev. @. J. Wells began a series of
meetings at this place last night, which
will continue over Sunday and probably
all next week. Everybody invited to
attend. y.
There is no marked change in the
condition Of Mrs. H. W. Roads, whose
serious sickness has baffled the skill of
some of the most prominent physicians
of the county.
James Ferguson has sold his property
to Waverly Waddell with the view of
emigrating to Kansas in the near future.
Two or three other young men are ar.
ranging to accompany him.
Miss Maggie spargur will teach the
spring term in the Housh district in
Liberty township and Miss Dora Sans
will teach in Marshall township, one
and half miles beyond Newell's mill.
The many friends of Miss Susie Scott
in this vicinity will be panied to learn
that she has been confined to her room
with sickness for some time at Jefferson.
vile whether she went fiom this place
some months since. p.
Miss Lizzie Beavers has on exhibition
At the post-ofiics . crayon picture that
she recently executed of her great grand.
mother by the name Of Wade. which
certainly shows her to be something ol
an expert in that line. 49,
On Tuesday evening OF last week Mrs.
Levi Moon, while carrying in some
wood, lost her footing and fell and
struck one of her limbs about midway
between the ankle and knee against the
edge of plank walk, making an ugly
and painful wound. \
Miss Della Redksy has the measles
but has no idea where she got them un.
less from sick child on the train as sh.
came from New Lexington some two O,
more weeks ago. Hers il the only cast
in this vicinity and they are not likely
to spread beyond that family - the fam
lily lives in the suburbs and will exer
else caution.
The following officers were installet
for the coming year by the G. A. r. q
their last meeting:
NJ. w. 6pargur, P,C,
Absolem Roads, g. ".
w. B. Roads, u v,
r. A. nwysrs Surgeon.
In. Jones, Adjutant. ~.
Taunoa Para Nhaule1r