The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-07
The Sunday School Convention
Entertains q Great Crowd,
And the Rocket and Flrecracker Give
Their Share Of Enjoyment.

brother, Mr.. Harry Bridwell, in Gin. Anu 'ns 10.
cinnati.
Miss Lucy Reed, Of Cincinnati, has
been the guest for week Of Mrs. Archie u, -.
Mt Hewitt. .ho -.
:. > and, altf
MISS Matte hutchinson, OF Covington, special p
n. KY, is being entertained by Mrs. Albert very Ia
Matthews. convent
Miss Mary Fpllerton Il in t,reenfeld ton tina
y on a short visit with her cousin, Miss Greenhe
Emma Miller. drew tn
~ Charles Easton, of Cincinnati, was one oontr;hr
20 Of the numerous old Hisboro boys who event ~
spent the Fourth here. oxoo.do,
oil. Mrs H. F. Patterson and children are part OF
the guests Of her mother, Mrs. J. w. until eve
Townsend, at Chillicothe. on the
're --s- chants g
ng Mrs. D. j. Flynn left last week to visit the fair
relatives and friends in New Hampshire, was hell
Vermont and Boston, Mass home Dc
H. George March, of Columbus, was here
over the Fourth, as guest at the resi- .ne
-. dence of Mr. James Reeces qus',eu
rye There will be an ice festival at exercise
the Bethel Presbyterian Church next boro ba
II Saturday evening, July 9th. made
- - $50 called O
the Mr. Robert Lee Peck, of Nashville, Tho ho,
returned to his home on Friday. - -, :.
er. o uAeso Vi
ost Miss Elizabeth Grier, of PEORIA ILL.,, time me
ng and Miss Margaret Grier, of st. Louis, by Rev.
are visiting Miss May Cummings sponse
!uo ----->---- Rev. Ba
rth Mr. John T. Achor, of Samantha, left stating
ore on tuesday ior brookyn' N. T., where was, if
he will visit his son, S. T. Achor. into S
ks Messrs. Geo. and Mat. Kramer are in. lary 70
at cludod in the long list of Hillsboroans county ~,
J at who are in New York City this week. cru oh'
-- mittee,
-, j. Martin Finch, of Galesburg, ILL.,, Messrs.
=, ~" will lecture at the NJ f. Church Sun. wler,
day evening On the Evils of Intemper. to arran
VIZ ance." tion. 7
Mr. ord Mr.. n = H.vnio 80 c;ro;n. dinner
his mott with tbeir ah;,dron ora oos,s 80 cred wi
rn- Mrs Havn;ess na,.n,. Mr. and Mrs III joyng
'es w. Patterson. "he'
me- ---------.----- --- afternot
Mr.. Martin L. Finch, resident OF hold q
'arl hlllsboro many years ago, but now wished
son prominent c't7en OF Gaiesburg' ILL., is couple
Yet. here on business. Preside
ms Lang Doggett who is now enjoying who is
very lucrative position with Cincinnati State 5
on firm, came up TO spend Sunday and the SANFORD
eft Fourth with friends. and hs
as -s---- school
80 One hundred and twenty-five Hills. faced
poro excurslonists were IN the queen constit'
City on Sundav ri almost as large q too he
to number on the Fourth. cd. Fl
;ch Sam Cummings, who has been at oin'o, .
nty Peoria, Ill., during the winter engaged io0''. =.
with leading hardware 6rm, is at home Gry "a y, W
for visit with his mother, Mrs. E. Cum. ul,ian
'rry mngs. 1 nai ixer .s
~. Mr.. ]. M. Hibben and wife left on and an
- Tuesday afternoon for trip to New Preside
,r.t York City, and will visit Cape May and follows
~. other points in the east before their Marke,
return. NJ. Rec
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. d. Waddell and little Paint,
,ob daughter, Miss Kate, will leave on Morro'
20 Thursday of this week for a visit to Penn,
10 saratoaa. They will return about the H. RI
,b;s first OF August. oaiem'
'ns Miller
hen W.T. Ellis enoe 10 'no p,ouu .os'e1eo' E. F.
=. sented to him by the we'll known Day .,
n'Ss ton firm of Stanilan, Merke Stanilan, hur :,
'rso in whose interests he travels, testi Mo,
SScs monial of their appreciation of his - -
".u efforts tord ~
ton The A. M. E. camp meeting is to be- course
of gin to-day, the 7th at the Fair Grounds pledge
> of The management have spared no pains of age,
ion to make the meeting success and have clusion
procured good preachers and singers Warre
Tor An admission fee Of ten cents for adults made
y in and five cents for children will be tory O
tain charged. Lima,
Will, Tho country inst north ~ Samantha Sunda,
..oo was visited early on Sunday morning by omcer'
=; cyclone OF the genuine Western variety tne co'
a;.o which did great deal of damage to the 'u'
ys,,s, property and crops Fences razed Tue W.
and large trees twisted off as if they Near'
woro straws Az ono n,ace alono tho Surely
g. of ood tho +o,erbore ;res woro docorotod closed
,ee- for quite distance with heavy fringes prohta
sarv 80 hoot h,o,,r ooo;nst thom frou tho AS a
and fields and twisted around by the wind the cal
ore's Luckily no houses happened to be amour
directly in TIE path of the storm and oeio'e
to but little damage done to any build. WIN
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