The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-09
OUR NEIGHBORS.
NEW VIENNA REPORTER.

NJ. E. Gage, on Monday.
&c. Phillips and wife and Mrs. Alice
Conard attended the Grace Gardner
Musical recital at Hillsboro on Monday
evening.
Messrs. Groves and Rhodes, of Hills
boro, were entertained by Messrs. Alli'
son, Wisecup and Triplett, on Sunday.
Miss Agnes Hale, is being entertained
by Hillsboro friends.
Mrs. 1. w. Matthews entertained Mrs.
Sarah Patton, of Hillsboro, portion OF
last week.
Misses Belle Coglin and Maude Ell.
lott have returned from two weeks
visit to Hillsboro.
S. Hetherington, OF Hillsboro, was in
town Friday.
LEEsBURG BUCKEYE.
Mrs. Henline, of Hillsboro, and Mrs.
Wolfe spent Friday with Mrs. Cough.
WILMINGTON DEMOCRAT.
Miss Jean Telfair, of HillsDoro, is the
guest of the Misses Telfair, at Oak
Ridge.
WILLIAMSBURG NEWS.
Walter Smith, of Hillsboro, was call
er at this Office last week.
ApELPHI NEWS.
Four devilish young ladies and gentle
mep, from the neighborhood OF Sans
creek, attended church last Sunday In
their bare feet. They stopped at dis
tauce from the church and the girls
pulled off their shoes and stockings,
while the boys did the same thing and
rolled up the legs of their pantaloons
almost to the knees, and then the elght
went to the Radical church and remain
ed till the services were over. The &C
tions of these young people have Great
ed good deal OF talk and unfavoraple
comment. ~Ef
GREENFIELD NEWS.
Prosecuting Attorney Geo. L. Garrett,
who has Just terminated pleasant visit
of several weeks at a health resort in
virginia, attended the fair on Friday.
George is one of the most faithful serv-
ants the county has, and seldom dissi-
pates to the extent above chronicled.
Miss Nellie McClain was at home to
a gathering of her young friends in this
city and guests from Hillsboro, Balm
bridge and Washington @. H., Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Daisy Brook,
of Columbus.
W. c. H. CYCLONE.
Mr.. AL. Glascock and family have
been entertaining Miss Chaney, OF
Hillsboro.
CHILLICoTHE ADVERTISER.
Mrs. Louise Emmitt, widow OF the
late Hon. James Emmitt, died at her
home in Waverly on Sunday afternoon
of uraemic poisonining at the advanced
age of IS years. Mrs. Emmitt was a
native of Piketon and was married to
Mr.. James Emmitt in 1926. The fune-
raj took place from the family residence
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. DR.. Page, offic-
iating.
PORTSMOUTH TRIBUNE.
General Hayes, Crook, Enochs and
other leading spirits of the society o.
the Army of West Virginia have joined
the army of the dead since the last re-
union was held at huntington, w. Va.
three years ago. Many old soldier
who served in the armies of West Vir-
ginia still live, however, and their re.
union this year, at Ironton, o., Angus
80, 80 and 81, will be exceptionally bril-
liant and interesting, not only TO ant
for themselves, but to their friends ant
the young people who may attend.
cLERMoNT COURIER.
Foraker will succeed Brice in the Sen
ate. He ought to be there now.
CHILLICoTHE LEADER-GAZETTE.
Miss Katherine McCiintock, of Carmi
Ill returned from visit in Hillsborc
Wednesday noon, and went to Ports
mouth, that night, to visit Miss Fanni
@ Newman. Both young ladies are ex
pected next week as the guests of Mrf
j. b. Scott.
WEST UNION SCION.
The old stone vault that has stood a
the north side of the old Masonic build
ing is being taken down and the ston
will 70 into the Jail foundation. Ther
are two hundred wagon loads Of nicel
dressed stone that the jail contracted
O'Connell purchased for $50 In Mi
old vault was kept for more than fort.
years thousands OF dollars. The o.'
West Union bauk that did business o.