The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-06-20
RAINSBOwO.
June 18th, 1895,

June 18th, 1895.
Mrs. Joseph Karnes is still quite sick.
William Estle is enjoying a visit from
his son Albert, of Iowa.
Clarence Pensyl is visiting his father,
VIM Pensyl, at cambridge.
Mrs. N. R. Barrett and children are
visiting her parents, at Hamden.
Jacob Foraker returned, Friday, from
visiting relatives near New Vienna.
Charley West is erecting substantial
barn, T.F Mccoy is the architect.
Dana and Eva Taggart, of Jefferson
vile, are visiting their grandparents.
Thomas Trump has returned, after an
absence of several months, in Illinois.
Rev. j. F. Trout spent several days
last week among relatives at Springfield.
Mrs. Lydia Clyburn has been quite
sick, during the past two weeks, but Is
some better.
Grub worms are said to be working
on the corn on some OF the bottoms,
along Rocky Fork.
T. NJ. Ferguson and z. G. Miller at
tended the g. A. R, Encampment, at
Sandusky, last week.
Mrs. H. S. Foraker aud grand daugh.
ter, Miss Flossie Ogle, spent Saturday
and Sunday, at Belfast.
DR.. and Mrs. Pearne, OF Hillsboro,
passed through, Wednesday, to attend
wedding at Bainbridge.
Mrs. John McMullen, who has been
afflicted for several weeks, has been
worse during the past week.
Considerable wheat will be cut in this
vicinity the latter part OF this week. II
the weather is favorable. The crop will
be short.
w. A, Rogers, of Leesburg, moved to
this place last week and will occupy
John Hulitt's cozy house on East Main
street.
Rev. ]. H. Dixon, pastor OF the U. b.
Church, has been visiting friends at
Columbus, and at other places for sew
eral days past.
w. T. Hodge and Roy Coleman at
tended the Epworth League convention
at Blanchester, and brought favorable
report of the meeting.
Thomas NJ. Trump and Miss Sylvia y.
West, daughter Of 9. A. West, were
united in marriage by Rev.. j. Taggart,
at his residence, Sunday.
Joseph Free and sister, Miss Ella, OF
Bainbridge, were guests OF his mother
in.law, Mrs. Hannah Sinclair, and other
friends here, on Sunday.
Spargur & Thoroman are having their
dwelling and store room beautitied with
a fresh coat of paint. Harvey Mccoy u
Will Roads are the painters.
Your correspondent and many others
from this place attended the Children's
day services at Carmel, Sunday alter
noon, and were delightfully."- entertained
with their exercises.
A large crowd assembled at the Hulitt
cemetery, Sunday afternoon, to witness
and participate in the X. OF 2. memorial
services, and listen to the eloquent ad'
dress of Hon. H. D. Davis, of Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Roads gave an
ice cream supper last Friday to an in
teresting company Of young people, in
honor of their daughter, Miss Zepha,
who reached the seventeenth mile post
in life's journey that day.
Daniel Stalker has purchased a new
threshing outfit. The machine is self
feeder and has all the modern appliances
for measuring the grain, stacking the
straw, etc., and requires less force OF
hands to run it than under the old
method.
Aunt Eliza Karnes received the in.
telligence, few days since, OF the death
of her sister, Mrs. Nancy Murdock, on
the I'd of June, at her home in Logan
county, O. She was born and raised in
this vicinity, and will be remembered
by many Of our older citizens.
LITTLETON.