The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-05-22
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May Goth, 1890.
Cyrus Kidd has removed 10 Greenfield
with his family.
Captain Barrett, Of Hillsboro, spent
several days Of last week at his old home
in this vicinity.
Our public schools will close next FRI
day.
E. Z. McCoppin attended school ex.
animation in the city Of Springfield last
Saturday. He is expecting . position in
the school there, provided vacancy oc-
ours.
Absalom Miller, Of Washington @. H.,
has been here several days renewing old
acquaintance.
H. w. Roads left yesterday on q
months visit among relatives in Iowa.
Frank Gossett and two children, Of
Bournville, are the guests Of friends here.
Miss Anna Watts, who has been stay.
ing with her grandparents here, visited
her home near Marshall Saturday and
Sunday.
Don't forget the Memorial services at
the NJ. E. Church at 1880 a. m. next
Sunday.
Jas. B. Davis left to-day for valisca,
Iowa, to be absent two or three weeks.
His sister, Mrs. DR.. Chapman, will come
with him on his return.
Mrs. Malinda Gossett, who has been
spending the winter with her son in
Ross county, is here calling on her
friends.
Mrs. o. N. Sans, OF Hillsboro, is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. W. George. Mrs. George is quite
poorly and her daughter, Ruth, is sick
also.
Robert McKimmev, Of Columbus, spent
Sunday here and was visited by a num-
ber OF his old acquaintances.
J.B. Davis and wife were guests Of R.
B. Barrett and wife, OF New Lexington,
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. G. L. Winget will preach the
Memorial sermon at New Lexington
next Saturday evening if he is able. He
was on the programme for an essay at
the District Preachers Association at
Wilmington to-day, but was not well
enough to go.
Mrs. Mackerley has been quite sick for
several days with malarial fSver with.
out much signs OF Improvement up
to this time. NJ
Roy and Grace Coleman. children Of
Samuel Coleman, are on the gck list a,
present. = I
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Clyborn laid the
remains of their darling babe In the
Hulitt cemetery to-day to await the res
direction morn. It was their only chile
and they feel sadly bereaved. Funera
services at the home by ]. I. Tagaart.
Rev. A. E. Wright and wife, Of trarlton
O., are here visiting former parishioner,
and are guests of Mrs. Wright's father
J. w. Dewitt.
A serious and painful accident befel
our townsman, Philip Roads, shortly
before noon on Monday morning las
that cost him the loss of his right hand
He and the boys were working ON tht
farm mile and a half south Of tPwn
and had been driven in by shower o
rain, and Philip took shot gun and at
tempted to climb up into an old build
ing, hoping from his place of conceal
ment to shoota hawk that was ftyini
around. But while making the as
cent his foot and the hammar struck
causing the gun to discharge, sending
the entire load into his hand, laceratinl
it in fearful manner. He was brough
to his home, and Drs. Mcbride ans
Mercer were called, who after consulta
ton decided that amputation of til,
hand was necessity, md without an!
unnecessary delay proceeded to perform
the operation, and did it we presum
in a skillful manner, as the patep
seems to be doing as we'll as could b
expected under the circumstances.
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