The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-02-28
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February oath, 1895.
Branson Rhoads, Of Wilmington, has
been here renewing old acquaintances
for several days.
Rev. ]. H. Dixson closed his meeting
at the U. B. Church last Tuesday night,
with several accessions.
James DeHass, of Danville, passed
through one day last week, moving to
the lands Of the Clyborn heirs on Paint
creek.
Rev. J. F. Trout is at Marshall hold.
ing series Of meetings.
Miss Eva Taggart returned to her
home in Jeffersonville Saturday, after
two months visit with her grandparents.
William Ault has begun moving to
John Pulses farm on Rocky Fork, near
Barrett's Mill.
H. s. Foraker will move to town this
week, and John Diven will move out to
the farm now occupied by Mr.. Foraker.
The Epworth League will hold meet.
ing at the M. E. Church tomorrow night
at which number of nav members will
be received.
Austin Perrill, who was reported
dangerously i'll last week, is improving
slowly.
The public road running from Samu Ell
Candy's to Miller Worley's, is still
almost impossible from snow drifts.
One of the most interesting and pleas.
ant events of the season was the marri.
age of Miss Olive Fenner at the hom g of
her parents just north Of town last Wed.
nesday evening, the Goth inst, to P. A.
Daniel, a prosperous young farmer of
Dallas. Rev. ]. I. Toggart officiated.
An elegant reception was rendered them
by Mr.. rnd Mrs. Ed. Daniel, at their
home on Rocky Fork, on the following
day.
The farmers institute meeting will be
held at the K. of P. Hall at 2 p. m. on
next Saturday week. Come everybody
and let us have q rousing meeting and
full and free discussion of the theme,
Economy on the Farm. John Perie will
open the discussion and be followed by
several others.
Edward Smith. and Thomas Trump
started to illinois last Thursday, where
they expect to spend the spring and
| summer.
The township trustees will hold their
settlement meeting at this place next
Monday.
Mrs. Jack Estle lost a brown cloth
cape on the pike between town and j.
G. Redkey's on Tuesday of last week,
and up to the present has not heard of it.
Our people were greatly shocked last
Friday morning when the news was
passed from one to another that ]. H.
Kretzer, of New Petersburg, had sud.
denly died the night previous. He lost
an arm in the service of his country,
held the Office of Justice of the Peace in
this township, was Postmaster under
Harrison's administration and has held
the Office of Notary Public for number
of years.
Miss Ellen McHugh, of New Vienna,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. VIM. Brow n.
ing, on Rocky Fork, and other relatives
in Rainsboro for a short time.
Isma Roads is visiting his brother,
Conard, at Columbus.
Webster Rittenhouse has moved to
the Allen Easter farm recently purchas ed
by Joseph Rittenhouse.
Mrs. Daniel Stalker is quite sick at
this writing.
Mrs. A. w. Spargur is very sick at her
home south of town with lung fever.
J. I. Taggart spent Saturday and Sun.
day at Jeffersonville visiting his son, s.
M. Taggart, of that place.
The Barrett sisters, of Lancas ter, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. J. B. Davis,
and brothers at Barrett's Mill.
Alonzo Morris, Of Centerville, is
spending some time with his sister, Mrs.
Ira Wood, near Paint.