The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-21
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Dofn-To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bar.
rett, on the 18th, son.
2. O. Miller and wife visited relatives
At New Lexington last week.
Captain Barrett and wife, Of Hillsboro.
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
children and friends In this vicinity.
Miss Katie Russell, Of Greenfield. IL
calling on her young friends here.
Charley Hixson and Edward
took in the chillicoths fair J. l... ,ss. Sos''tt
Rev. A. D. Maddoz and .or ~ =,
lot, lot. visited bis mother and sister It, oasv. s.'
"'' aa.'o: y, 81 cynthiana, gave :. .
call and renewed his subscrips' r.. =. -.
the News. HERALD. ~0" ''
@. A. Gossett and wife -,
Scott and wife, Of Greenf - "1 ss'nc' ::
newing old acquaintance -. S"., @
and Sunday. '0 0"'ufuay
r Richard Garter Carter an'' 1 wife, Of Ru.hville,
Ind, are enjoying . visit smon. .ha;,
friends in this v .c;oitv. " 'n''
Edward Ro' oerts and william Ferguson
s''enaea s 'r % Teachers institute at Hills.
" Il. H. Davis and wife. of the Davis
g.. Gu -, Hillsboro, were guests Of friends
90 .arday and Sunday.
Several persons went to Marshall to
attend the funeral Of James Watts.
Rev. Frank O. English, of Jacksonville,
is the guest of J. J. Lovett, of the Andes
House.
8. D. West is having the pleasure OF a
visit from his mother, Mrs. Mary West,
Of Spring Valley, Ohio.
Edward and Zale Davis, of Jefferson.
vile, O., are renewing old acquaintances
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Holt wishe to
kindly thank their neighbors and friends
| who came to their relief and 80 cheer
fully and generously gave them money
, and other necessaries to help them after
their recent loss in the burning of their
house.
/ George Grabill and sister, Minerva,
} Williamsport, have been guests of Miss
Anna Winget for several days.
Mrs. Beecher Thomas and daughter,
of South Salem, are visiting Mrs. Mack.
erley and daughter.
Mrs. Nettie Reeves and children, of
Indianapolis, are guests Of her cousin,
Mrs. J. B. Gossett.
Misses Anna Davis and Ella Smalley,
OF Hillsboro, have been pleasantly en-.
tertained by Misses Anna Epperson and
! Josephine Spargur during the past week.
The remains Of Mrs. Reuben Hughes.
who died near Carmel, were brought
:, here by Undertaken Mccoy last Wednes-
8 day and inferred in the Hartman ceme.
terry.
i, L. w. Spargur returned yesterday to
q his home at Seaman, after several days
with friends here.
Isma Troth, Of Lynchhnrs, was the
J. guest of John Hulitt Friday and satur.
day, and of John Roads Sunday and
9 Monday.
!. James Lucas, wife and three sons re-.
turned to their home in Springfield
4 yesterday after being entertained several
|. days by Mrs. Minerva Gossett of this
place, and friends near Carmel.
Q Ellsworth Warnock and wife, of JET
;, fersonville, are visiting tho latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Harrington.
!, Rev. French Winget preached an ex.
q cellent sermon in the grove Sunday to
an appreciative audience.
L Four daughters and one son that were
separated many years ago on account Of
the death Of their mother, met ON tho
a Spargur reunion grounds last Saturday.
4 which was the first time they had all
been together for ten years.
James McKinny found q table knife
that has the appearance of silver on the
reunion grounds that he would cheer.
}. fully return to the owner If he knew
n who lost it.
o As general liniment for sprains and
b bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
" deep seated or muscular pains, Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm is unrivaled. For
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