The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-06-26
Mrs. Virginia Doggett is visiting friends
in this place at present.

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in this place at present.
Mr.. R. L. Atkins, the popular piano |
tuner, Of Cincinnati, is in town this
week.
We are under obligation to Congress.
man Pugsley for State documents bear.
ing commerce.
We are in receipt OF an obituary of |
Miss Myrta Sanders, of Samantha, which |
is unavoidably crowded out.
Mrs. Joe Greenfield, wife OF the genial !!
Joseph Greenfield, OF Marshall township, |
is visiting friends in Arrowsmith, Ill.
Mr.. T. r. Vance, our correspondent |
from Harrisburg, left last Tuesday morn
ing for three weeks sojourn in Wheel.
ing. w. Va.
Laid up for repairs is Miss Jane Reece. |
Miss Jane was one of party playing |
lawn tennis and was struck with ball |
in the eye.
Mrs. Charles E. Bell and daughter,
Mary, Of Greenfield, are guests at the
residence of Geo. w. Lefevre, on South
High street.
Miss Ruth Landess, Of Pricetown, and |
Miss Lilly Friend, Of Blanchester, are
being entertained by Miss Elva Fore.
man, of South High street,
Mrs. Meharry and daughter, of Lafay. |
cite, who have been the guests of friends
here for the past two weeks, left for
their home, accompanied by Miss Lizzie
Brooksbank, last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. L. Ferris on last Tuesday &C.
companied her niece, Mrs. Rush Evans,
to her home in Niles, Michigan. Mrs.
Evans has been the guest Of relatives
here for the past week. Mrs. Ferris ex.
poets to be absent about three weeks.
Quite bevy of girls with bright happy
faces took the Tuesday morning
train on the B. & o. Southwestern
for days fun in the forest at Hoagland's
Crossing. To give their names would
be an endless job, for one coach was
we'll filed with the picnickers.
| H0op-la! Next week brings the Fourth
of July, and the day is to be patriotically
observed at Buford by the different G.
A. R. Posts throughout the county. The
day OF the Nations birth should receive
a more general recognition than it
usually does, and in these days such
recognition can be safely intrusted to
the management of the "old veterans"
This week we remove the Office OF the
News. HERALD to the new post. Office
building-that is to the building re.
modelled for the post.office. The work
of removing printing Office outfit is not
little job, and should any delay occur
so that the paper does not reach the
readers at the usual time, it may be ac-
counted for by the fact that zoe were
n,Oring.
Mr.. James w. Farley, brother Of Mrs.
j. M. Hughey, OF this place, died. in
Greenfield last Sunday. Mr.. Farley
had been fatally injured on the pre-
ceding Friday by being thrown from
wagon. He never regained concious.
ness. His remains were inferred at
Greenfield on Wednesday. A brief ac-
count Of the accident will be found in
our Greenfield letter.
| A book agent answering to the name
of John F. Zigler was arrested at the
instance of Joseph Holbrook, foreman
at 9. S. Bells foundry. Zigler had
broken into the room occupied by Hol-
brook and taken a revolver and some
money. Holbrook played the detective
and got confession from the man, and
also the revolver; the money he had
spent. At this writing he has not had
trial.
The Women's Relief Corps will give
an entertainment at City Hall on Tues.
day evening, July I'd, at 7:3O o'clock.
kindergarten exercises, songs and May.
pole dance by Miss Ella Patterson's
pupils and flag drill by the sixteen little
girls who were SO much applauded during
the G. A. R. fair last winter under the
efficient training of Captain Will Cooper
Everybody invited to come. Admission
one dime.
Judge Pugh, Of Columbus, was in this
place on last Saturday and occupied the
bench in the Common Pleas Court a
short time. Judge Pugh was called here
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