The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-01-17
LEEyBURG.
January 14th, 1889.

MRS. Mltcnnor, OF StauntOn, ID VlSitln
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Weaver.
Frank Chance, OF Sabina, is visitin
his uncle, Mr.. A. T. Chance.
Quite number from here ATTENDED
the entertainment at the Miner school
house Saturday night.
Last Thursday as Mrs. Simpson wa
going down into the dining room sh
fell and broke her arm in two places
DR.. Beeson was Immediately called t,
set the bones, and she is doing as vel
as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, of Washington
G. H., are the guests of Miss Fannie Pat
ton.
Mr.. r. o. Miller and wife, Of Gov
ington, Ky, are the guest of Miss MAJ
johnson.
Mr.. James Simpson, Of Loveland, IL
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson.
The G. A. r. OF this place installed
their officers Friday night, after which
an oyster supper was given for the sol.
diers and their families.
Miss Eta Allison, Of New Vienna, is
visiting Mrs. Glib Pavey.
Mrs. Frank Weaver entertained a
number of her friends at her home last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Beeson is visiting relatives in
Centerfeld.
The Teachers Association will be held
in this place next Saturday, January
10th.
Joe Hallowell and wife, of Hillsboro,
visited D. X. johnson Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bunnel is visiting rela.
tives in Illinois.
Now that the Republican party will
again assume control of all departments
Of the general government, every Incl.
dent and reminiscence concerning it's
ylories and its founders are of peculiar
interest to the public. Our townsman,
Jacob Hilliard, has in front of his resi-.
lence two Norway furs, two Norway
spruce pines and two European larches
hat he planted on the 4th day of March,
1851, that being the first Inauguration
If the Martyr Lincoln. They are fine
.rowers and are now thirty to forty feet
ligh.
Mr.. John Carlisle, principal of the
Creek School, is having roar.
ng old time this winter, This is his
econd term at that place and the inter.
st manifested by Ills pupils is remarka-
lie. They have q regular debating So
iety that meets every Friday evening.
His pupils gave dramatic entertain.
nent ON last Saturday evening to q
royded house. The talent displayed
" the amateurs was Of the first order, !
md they should be encouraged In a con.
inuance of the effort Eunice Stalker,
he leading character, certainly possesses
abilities, and we hereby ten
Ter them an invitation to give us "Under
he Laurels" at the Opera House in
.eesbuts.
Saturday evening, January 18th, rs
seT. Gaddis and his family were quietly
md unsuspectingly eating supper at
heir home they were startled by q loud
ap at the door, in answer to which they
ound the streets about the parsonage
illed with carriages and buggies and at
heir gate stood wagon loaded with
sacks of produce. The occupants OF the
vehicles soon thronged into the pastors
home, until more than fifty of the mem.
bers and friends Of Olive Chapel M. E.
Church we're laughing at and congratu.
lating the victim of their surprise. The
next thing was the preparing and serv.
ing of an oyster supper, whose excel.
lence was strong attesta of the cuisine of
the ladies in charge. When they took
their departure they left granary, cellar
and pantry we'll stocked with all sorts Of
country good things to eat, and gener'
GUS cash donation to the pastor and
wife.
.,--DNUUpu