The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
PRICETOwN.
Sept. 4th. 1898

rev. FRANK fOuSI was VlSltOT AZ tut
beautiful country residence of n.
Pulliam last Thursday afternoon, in a
ministerial capacity. His mission was
to unite in holy wedlock two OF Price
towns most esteemed citizens-Alva G.
Gossett and Carrie Pulliam, the charm
ing daughter of f. N. Pulliam. A mum.
ber of friends witnessed the ceremony
SO neatly performed by Rev. Foust.
After congratulations and season OF
social conversation, the contracting par
ties and young friends left for tour to
various points of interest and pleasure.
On the whole the event was a happy
one and most brilliant in its consumma-
ton. The honored couple start across
the domestic sea with the wish of many
frieds that the voyage may be pleasant
and prosperous one. On the evening OF
Wednesday preceding at the home OF
the bride, near Buford, Rev. Foust said
the words that made l.. G. Bennington
and Nellie Matthews husband and wife.
The occasion was pleasant one and the
officiating mininister reports that he en-
joyed the event (cake) hugely. The
News. HERALD extends hearty congratu.
lations. At the Disciple Church Sunday
evening in the presence of a large aud
ience w. S. Barker and Lille Turner
were joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. Mr.. Barker has been S. S. Supt.
at this point for several years and with
his accomplished bride has the best
wishes OF all for success and happiness.
The Democratic primary in Salem last
Saturday evening selected as delegates
John McConnaughey, G. P. Sanders,
Neri CLANCY and Alpheus Cochran.
r. G. Sanders committeeman.
j. M. and E. N. Pulliam with their
families left Saturday for Indianapolis.
The gentlemen will 60 from there to
Chicago, The ladies and children will
remain at Indianapolis until their es-
corts return from the fair.
Several soldiers will attend the "En.
campment' from this point. @. G. Far.
is, j. B. Faris, A. S. Swain, Lafayette
Farls and others.
P. G. Robinson and DR.. S. F. CLANCY
and family will visit Chicago.
The B. of E. and B. of H. convene to.
day, for special business.
J. M. Foust is duly ordained P. NJ. at
this point and will take possession of
his gift today (Monday.) 1896 will wit.
dess the restoration of all rightful pow.
ers and profits to the entitled party.
Certain teachers in this township are
getting tired of being hunted by parti-
san sleuth hounds with the venom of
their southern prototypes. dropping
water will wear out stones"
Heigho, how's this, one OF our most
gentlemanly Democrats says to ye scribe
81 must subscribe for the News. HERALD;
it has got to be the best county paper"
1t has been the best but our friend just
discovered the fact.
Henry Cochran and lady from Cincin.
natl, are visiting in this community
among friends and relatives. Henry is
sufferer from rheumatism and has
been cripple for number of years.
Miss Euphemis Lafferty and Miss Ida
Orebaugh, of Honolulu, were guests of
the Misses Faris, Nellie and Rachael,
Sunday.
Rev. Frank Foust was accompanied
by Miss Addie Gossett to the Gossett
Pulliam wedding and by Mrs. J. M
Foust to the Bennington. Matthews
nuptials.
]. W. White has been engaged to sup.
erintend the Five Mile roller mill owned
by George Kibler & Sons. Mr.. White
is first class miller.
By reason of the continued dry wealth.
er, Salem schools will not commence till
next Monday. All will not begin at
that date but the majority will.