The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-09-03
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Mrs. Jerry Fisher and daughter, Of
Blanchester, were the guests of relatives
and friends here Saturday and Sunday.
The Reverends Foust and Ruble con-
Quoted services at the Christian church
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
and evening.
Miss Mary Troth returned home
Thursday evening from an extended
visit among relatives at Des Moines,
Iowa.
DR.. Scott reports very severe accident
that occurred to Mr.. Dots son who re-
sides near Webertown. The little fellow
was out where some workmen were at
work on mill. dam, and fell off the dam,
striking ON his left side and breaking
both bones of his right arm, the ulna,
being broken at the lower 8 and the
radius being broken in two places. His
right arm was dislocated also at the wrist,
and was also bruised up considerably,
and received very serious injuries.
Mrs. Martha johnson, nee Duminel, of
Cincinnati, was called here on the &C
count of the dangerous illness and death
OF her sister, Mrs. Maggie Murphy, Tues
day evening.
Miss, Tam Fields is convalesent, after
q severe attack OF the fux.
w. G. Ross has very severe attack
Of typhoid fever.
Dolph Harrison, of New Vienna, was
calling on friends here Saturday.
Mrs Haller and daughter, Mamie, of
Hillsboro, were the guests Of Mrs. T. I.
Fulton Thursday.
Miss Ona Ellis is quite sicx of an at
tack of flux.
Miss Lena Archer spent part of last
week in Wilmington with relatives.
Ezekiel workum, of Cincinnati, was
here Friday looking after the interests
of the Distillery.
Miss Clara Moore, of New Vienna,
who has been instructing class in
music here for the past few weeks, gave
a musical entertainment at Bobbitt's,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Maggie Bsttt dan, Of Belfast, is
the guest Of frisndS hSfe.
: Major Mckinley Viii be here Tuesday,
September Sth, sure, and address tho
people Of Highland, Clinton and Brown
counties on the issdSs 81 the day. The
greatest polsiStkSaha J9ng ever held in
either of these counties is expected here,
and the citizens are putting forth every
effort to make it such. Half-fate rates
have been secured on all railroads lead.
ing to this place, and special trains will
be run from Sabina and Chillicothe by
way of Blapchester and also special from
Hillsboro. The famous First Regiment
Band has been secured for the occasion,
besides several other local bands. This
will be your chance to hear the issues Of
the famous Mckinley bill thoroughly
explained by its author. You cannot
afford to miss it. 1t will be the greatest
event of your life. Able speakers will
be present and address the people at
night.
The Sunday School celebration here
Saturday was another very pleasant,
enjoyable and interesting event among
the number that has transpired here
this season. The exercises were held in
the beautiful grove east OF town.
The day could not have been more de-
lightful, and the serenity of the sky and
the cool, exhilarating, though balmy,
breezes added greatly to the pleasures
of the day. By 10 o'clock in the morn
ing delegations from the neighboring
towns began to arrive and the streets
were soon thronged with people, and a
large crowd was soon collected in the
grove, where. accommodations had been
prepared for the holding Of the exercises.
An elegant stand had been prepared
decorated with choice flowers and fir
branches. The exercises, which were
elaborate and OF very high, instructive
and appropriate character, were carried
| out in q manner deservative of the
praise and distinction of all. but space
forbids us entering into any details, but
will give the program in full as carried
out; Music by the band; general song.
"Stand up for jesus; prayer, Rev.
Austin; singing, Disciples Sunday
school; opening address, Miss Lille
Faris song, M. e. Sunday school; dec.
lamation, Miss Maude Walker; song,
infant class of the Deciples' Sunday
school; an interesting speech by Rev
Austin; music by the band; adjourn
ment till 1:30. The afternoon exercises
were opened by singing by the Disciples
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