The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28
LYNCHBURG.
June 25th, 1894


day with Wilmington friends.
The distillery will shut down for the
summer the last of this week.
Nina Moon, of Midland City, is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hodson.
Mrs. Frank Nolder, of Westboro, was
calling on friends at this place Friday.
During the hot weather Of the past
few days Court has been held in the
park.
Chas. G. Fields left Thursday evening
for an extensive trip through the eastern
States.
Miss Dora McDivitt, OF Blanchester,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Herman
Miller.
Mrs. r. A. Mclean, of Petersburg,
KY, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Lydia Philhower.
Pat Hollarn, having completed his
new residence on Pearl street, is now
occupying the same.
Dolph Maddox, of Cincinnati, was
entertained by his cousins, Frank and
Gusta Bering, last week.
Ten car loads OF cattle were shipped
from the distillery Monday morning.
The rest will be shipped ere long.
DR.. John Srofe, Mt. Oreb's popular
young dentist, accompanied by his wife,
were visiting their parents here Sunday.
Cad Bayless and vile and Cyrus
Noble and wife are with party camp.
ing on the Little Miami, near Loveland,
this week.
The Children's Day services at the
M. E. Church we're unavoidably post.
poned, and will be given next Sunday
morning at 1890.
Mrs. Margaret Wallace and her grand
daughter, Velman, returned Sunday
from an extended visit among relatives
in Brown county.
Owen West expects to be able to
manufacture pressed brick ere long, as
he is now making the necessary arrange.
ments for that purpose.
DR.. A. E. Archer will locate at Lees
burg. The DIR. will go to his new home
with the best wishes of his many friends
as to his future success.
Miss Sallie Bowman returned to her
home in Blanchester Monday evening,
after a pleasant visit with friends at
this place and at Danville.
A delightful concert and supper was
given by the ladies of the NJ. E. Church
last Saturday evening. The band fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The Marshal of our village has posted
notices warning wheelmen to keep off
the pavements in the future. "Why
not stop worse evils Of the same nature?"
say the wheelmen.
The K. of P's memorial services at
Sunday, were attended by
nearly all our local X. of P's. The
Lynchburg Cornet Band furnished the
music for the occasion.
The commencement at the Convent
Thursday evening was attended by Mrs.
Pat Hollarn, Jas. and Cora Bobbitt, Ed.
M Virgins and Miss Anna P6ster,
Prof. and Mrs. H. g. Williams
VIM. Reeves horse fell with him as
he was driving down Main street Satur-
day evening. The horse was badly
bruised and broke both of the shafts in
his fall. But VIM. saw his girl, all the
same.
A family surprise was given Mr.. and |
Mrs. j A. Vanpelt last Wednesday |
evening, it being the 25th anniversary
of their marriage. A large number of
their friends and relatives were present |
and very enjoyable time was had.
The Union Township School Board |
have employed the following teachers
District No. /, Fl. o. Mcdaniel No. 2,
w. B Ruble; No. 5, w. r. Thompson
No. 4, Myrta Hatch' r; No. 5, L. l..
Farls No. 6, special district; No. Z, w.
5. Pulse No. s, j. A. Tedrick.
Some of our young lawyers are intend,
ing to have a mock trial some time this
week The Street Commissioner is to
be charged with malicious destruction
Of property because of his having trim
med the trees in the park. We will |
give the verdict rendered next week.
1t does not seem to us that word of |
advice and warning would be out of |
place to the young gentlemen here.
abouts who make practice of jumping
on and off the train while it is in motion.
You should not be guilty OF such things. |
A slight misstep may cause the loss of
life or limb, and who is to blame but
yourself?
l.. S. Hopkins has been employed as
principal OF the commercial department |
of Antioch College for the coming year.
Mr. Hopkins ia a uraduata of ono of the |