The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-08-22
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August Goth, 1889.

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August Goth, 1880.
Miss Belle Philips, of Greenland, O.,
is the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Epperson.
Frank and Dode Knisley, Of Xenia,
came over Thursday to attend the fun.
eral of their brothers child.
Miss Amanda Spargur returned from
visiting friends in Northern Ohio few
days ago.
Isaiah Williams, Of Sabina, was call.
ing on John Roger and family Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Ocia Farrell has been on the sick
list for some days, but is better.
Our streets have been receiving q
liberal coat Of gravel under the super.
vision Of Waverly Waddell.
Mrs. Ellis Hiatt has been sick for q
week or two, but is able to be about
again.
We forgot to say last week that Han
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married on the evening Of the Sth.
We have learned with pleasure that
H l. Garrett, who has been at Lebanon
studyinc law, passed good examina-
ton ahL was admitted to the bar last
Thursday. We predict for him sue.
cessfnl future in the line of his chosen
profession.
Mrs. John Smith, OF Kansas City, is
here Visiting and will remain awhile.
Mrs. John Roger has been enjoying
visit from her daughter, Ora, Of Cincin-
natl.
James Howard, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Knisley, died of brain
trouble last Thursday morning, after a
brief illness. The funeral services We're
held at the residence on Friday. in
charge of Rev. Henry Wright, after
which the remains were taken to Mar.
shall for interment.
A large company OF the Pensioners
and other friends Of Rev. Henry Wright,
from this vicinity and Cynthiana, gave
him a genuine surprise on last Thursday.
The donation was liberal and consisted
of just such articles as are of practical
value In the family. The coming of so
many OF his friends, bearing in their
hands such tangible evidences OF their
interest in his welfare, was highly ap.
preciated by the worthy pastor and his
estimable wife.
The Misses Mutt, Of Hamden Furnace,
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Newton Barrett, for the past two weeks.
Albert johnson and H. L. Garrett, OF
Lebanon, have been guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. Garrett for the past few days. H.
L. will remain here awhile.
Rev. d. S. Ferguson, OF Hillsboro,
made his farewell visit to this place last
Saturday. The best wishes OF his many
friends here will follow him and his
family to his western home.
Among those from distance who at.
tended church last Sunday we recognized
the following: George Barrere and wife,
Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Mrs. H. S. Foraker
and Mrs. Milton McKeehan, of Hills.
boro, Misses Addie Storer and Sallie
Hunter and Tolbert Storer and John
Hunter, OF Berryville, NJ. Gall and sister,
and Miss Butler, of Belfast, G. A. Gossett
and wife, of Greenfield, Ellsworth Nc.
Coppin and wife, Absalom Eubanks and
Miss Ollie Patton, of Carmel, w. G.
Newell and wife, of Bainbridge, Miss
Alma Fulton, OF London, Noah Roads
and sister, Mrs. Sallie James, of New
Vienna.
Mrs. Adam Redkey, OF Hillsboro, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Allen
Upp, and other friends for several days.
The U. B. quarterly meeting for this
charge will be held at Cynthiana next
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary West, former citizen of
this place, but now Of Spring Valley, is
here visiting her son, S. D. West.
Go and Sc the new store OF Bell & Upp
of general merchandise before purchas.
ing. They are just receiving a new
stock OF boots and shoes, of which they
make speciality.
MARRIED-At the residence of Rev. j.
/. Taggart and by him August 9Th, 1889,
Mr.. Hanson Mccoy and Katie Simbro,
both OF Highland county.