The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-08-27
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Saturday and Sunday with friends here.
Frank Cashatt, OF Cincinnati, is the
guest Of his grandfather here.
Rev. Austin returned home from Del.
aware, O., Friday evening.
DR.. W. H. Meadow, dentist, has been
engaged in the practice Of his profession
at Buford during the past week.
Several from here were in attendance
at the Republican County Convention
at Hillsboro last Thursday and report it
to have been the liveliest convention
that has been held in the county for
years, and all seem to be well satisfied
with the ticket az nominated.
The Sunday School Celebration next
Saturday, the Goth, will surely be one of
the most successful celebrations of the
season, as the Lynchbu-g people are
sparing no pains or time to make it such.
The beautiful grove. is being arranged
conveniently for the comfort and accom-
mediation of the large crowd expected.
Rev. L. M. Green, OF Wilmington, viii
be one of the able speakers that will be
present and deliver addresses on that
occasion. About twenty-five schools
have been sent invitations to attend and
assist in the exercises.
Miss Anna Bering and brother, Frank,
spent laat Wednesday and Thursday at
Sabina, as guests of the Rev. L. M. Davis
and family.
Messrs. 0. A. Hopkins and w. A.
Holiday wheeled" over to Wilmington
and speot Friday evening with friends.
The date when Major Mckinley will
be here and speak has been set for Tues
day, September 9Th. Every body in
Highland and Clinton counties should
make arrangements to be in Lynchburg
on that date and hear one OF Ohio's
greatest orators discuss the issues OF the
campaign and see the next Governor OF
Ohio. This will doubtless be one Of the
largest political meetings ever held here.
No one can afford to miss it.
Joseph Hussey, OF New Vienna, trans
acted business here last Thursday.
Clint Deans infant child died Thurs
day. Funeral services were held at the
residence Friday afternoon, after which
the remains were inferred In the Masonic
cemetery.
Miss Della Bering, OF Cincinnati, is
the guest of relatives and friends here.
The Sons OF Veterans ice cream supper
Thursday evening promises to be great
social event. Don'tforget it, but be sure
and attend.
James Leggett, of Louisville, is tho
guest of relatives and friends here.
DR.. Duvsll transacted business in
Hillsboro last Wednesday evening.
G. B. Linton was the guest of his
brother i-law, DR.. Kleckner, of New
Vienna, last Sunday.
James Duvall, of Cincinnati, was the
guest of his parents here last week.
| A very nice time was had at the ice
cream supper at Pleasant Hill Friday
evening.
T. 1. Fulton, agent for Dayton In
surance company, is at home for few
days.
Miss Music West, of Martinsville, is
the guest OF relatives here.
The Town Council issued an ordinance
last week that the pavements on Main,
Pearl, High and Broadway streets must
be constructed of brick or sawed stone.
The pavements, many Of which at pres
ent are in very poor condition and
very rough, are constructed, mostly, Of
large fiat fagrocks, and the paving Of
these streets will be great improve
ment to our town. Many of the citizens,
however, are objecting to it on account
OF the cost, which to some will be heavy,
but which nevertheless will enhance the
value Of their property, add greatly to
the attractiveness Of the town and be Q
great benefit to the welfare of the com.
munity in general. *
Prof. Fenton Gall, President of the
Hillsboro College, was here on Saturday
on business.
]. B. Bingaman, the jeweler, was the
guest of his parents near Buford last
Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Perrin, of Farmers, was
in town one day last week.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Dunlap
has resigned as editor of the NEWS
HERALD, but we trust that the Office will
be manipulated in as successful a man.
ner as it has in the past, and we desire
to congratulate the new editor upon the
brilliant success attained in the last
issue of the NEWS HERALD, by the many
interesting and spicy articles of news
that adorned the pages OF that paper.
,Messrs. N. w. Ross and J. l.. Strange,
of Lexington. were in town Monday