The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-04-02
BELL.
March 80, 1896,

of Mt. Jay, attended the reading school,
at Wildwood, Friday evening.
Prof. J. E. Shannon closed success.
full term of school, at Wildwood, Friday,
with reading school at night. This is
Eds first term, and he bids fair to be
soon one of Highland county's most
successful teachers.
We are glad to note that Will B. Tom.
linson, of the. NEws-HERALD, is coming
in our vicinage again to oliver his
famous lecture on Ghosts. He will carry
your mind along that channel at Union
Chapel, Saturday evening, April 4th.
Let Belfast be we'll represented.
Joseph Cooper and sister Miss Annie,
visited their sister, Mrs. Gotherman, of
Miller's Chapel, Sunday.
F. M. Newkirk attended the open air,
Italian bear show, at Fairfax, Friday.
Minor Suitors has made upwards Of
two.hundred and fifty gallons Of sugar
molasses this spring, at Haigh's camp.
7. w. Sweeney and wife were calling
on friends on Erushcreek Bend, Sunday.
Claud Montgomery is home on va.
cation from Oxford.
Chester Brown and Tom Mcclure
spent Sunday with friends at Brightside.
Messrs. Ed. Garrett, George Vanzant
and Jim Creed, Misses Anna Calvert,
Pella and Lillian Bergman, attended
church at Prospect, Sunday evening.
Pleasant school, under the manage.
ment of Prof. T. w. Hammond, closed
Tuesday, with the usual entertainment
at night. T. w. taught good school.
He gives entire satisfaction wherever he
is employed to teach.
Adam Blair, one our most prominent
bachelors, who was advertised some time
ago through these columns that he
would not refuse good chance to
marry, received lest week mission
from an estimable maiden lady of Sink.
ing Spring, asking him to consider her
application. He finds her description
does not fully suit him. We think she
should not abandon hope, and If she
will only write to w. A. Saylor or Tom
Mcclure, she may induce one of them
10 embark with her on life's sea.
Frank Trump was the guest of Miss
IVA Storer, Friday evening.
The bear show here Saturday YES
veil attended.
Frank Kerr, OF Iowa, is visiting here.
VIM. Bradford visited his parents, near
fairfax, Sunday.
Claud Montgomery was the guest of
,ora Garrett, Sunday evening.
Owe Garrett was the guest of Rev.
Montgomery, Sunday.
The Mt. Zion, Bee Run Crossroads and
.ower Egypt string bands gave an en-.
here, Saturday evening.
Geo. Umphlett was in town last week.
From another correspondent
Some OF the young ladies'. took the ad.
autage of leap year last week, during
be sleighing snow.
Frank Carr and sister, of Mayhill,
uudayed with friends here.
George Vanzant and Jim Creed, of
stopped at the hotel, Sunday
light.
The NJ. E. Church will be dedicated
n the 10Th of April. We expect large
tendance, as the church will be cleared
indebtedness before that day.
Mr.. Williamson and wife, w. B. Coch-
an and wife, attended the School of
1ethods, conducted by Mrs. Beauchamp
Kentucky, at Hillsboro, Saturday.
S. E. Newkirk and @. Brown were the
uests of Misses Cora and Emma Steele,
ast week.
Gibson Williamson, of the west, is I
uest of friends in this vicinage.
James Malcome made his usual call
ear Williams mill. Sunday.
Henry Webster and wife were at
Nairfax, Sunday. I,
The W. @. T. U of Belfast will give Il
public entertainment in the Presby.
erian Church, Thursday evening, April
tn, at 7:3O, consisting of recitations,
ialogues and songs. The popular song
Till be sung, "The home that Used to
o." Admission free.
Miss Anderson, of Sardinia, who is
isiting the Misses Shannon, of Folsom,
ttended the closing exercises OF Ed.
hannon's school, at Wildwood, and re.
tied, "What Drunkard's Wife May
Expect" 1t was excellent. |,
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