The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-09-01

NEWS-HERALI
See John Bowles' school book nd. on
page A.
Miss Josie Barrere is on visit with
friends at Georgetown. !.
Miss Mae Hodson is visiting Mrs. Will
Hawthorne at Loveland.
Miss Ella Turner, Of Portsmouth, IL
visiting Miss Maude Evans.
Miss Lottie Murphy, of Cincinnati, Il
visiting Mrs. John Toohey.
The Winchester Fair is to be held the
9th, 2Sth, Goth and 3Oth of September
The Octagon Club was entertained by
M iss Lucy Hough on Tuesday evening
The Democrats chose their delegates
last Saturday for to. days county con.
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peale, Of Lynch.
burg, were the guests of Grifith Jones
and wife Sunday.
Prof. W. H. Cole, superintendent o.
the schools at Marysville, O., and wife
are the guests of Mr.. H. D. Waddell and
wife.
Messrs. Philip Kramer and FRANK
Stroup left on Tuesday afternoon on g
business and pleasure trip to Ellsworth
Kansas.
H. A. Pavey, Esq, accompanied by
Deputy Sheriff Chas. McConnaughey, il
at Cuyahoga Falls, O., attending the re-
Union of the Keeleyites at that place.
There will be preaching tonight
"wednesday at the Christian Church
and baptizing afterwards. Preaching
also Thursday and Friday nights at 7:30
C.eH. Collins, Esq, returned on Tues
day evening from three weeks visi
in Colorado. His daughter, Mrs. FREQ
Fitch, of Pueblo, COL, returned home
with him for visit. NJ
The Adams County Fair at West Unior
on September 18th, 14th, 10Th and 16tf
is the best representative of the old tim,
agricultural fairs in this section ant
promises big exhibition.
Mr.. R. ]. Duffy and son, Charles, re
turned on Tuesday from several weeks
visit in Denver, Col. Mrs. Duffy ant
daughter, who accompanied them there
will remain some weeks longer.
In Clay township Foust and Hirons
can didates for Commissioner, contested
for the delegation. 100 votes were' cas-
and the vote resulted in q tie. Eacl
candidate gets two of the delegates.
The explosion of lamp at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Geo. Fuller on Saturda,
night caused small blaze which di;
about $25 damage. The department wa
called ou! but the fire was extinguishe'
before the engine arrived.
On next Tuesday evening, Septembe
9Th, the Y's will hold meeting in tn
M. E. Church beginning at 7:30. Mis-
Ensign, State Superintendent Of Y work
will be present and speak. Admission
free. All are cordially invited.
All communications to Hon. John M
Pattison relating to pensions or othe
department. business can be sent direc
to Washington, d. c., care House G
Representatives, as he has made arrange
ments to have all such business attends
to there.
Until the completion of its new build
ing the First National Bank will hav
its quarters in the Court House in tn
Commissioners Office room. The re
moval was made ON Tuesday and Wee
nesday, and the officials expect to hav
their new quarters arranged for the COZ
venient TRANSACTION of business in
short time.
The proprietors of the new toilet PREF
aration, "Enchantment," have besut
full gold watch on exhibition at Emme
lings which they propose TO give
some user of that elegant and uniqu
toilet requisite as New Years gif
Our fair readers will do we'll to ask the
druggists for package. See advertis'
ment in another column.
The Epworth League will hold its nj
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