The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-05-28
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May 25, 1896.
Mrs. Hannah Sinclair is still quite
sick, with but little improvement.
VIM. J. Redkey and wife went to Gym
thiana last Friday, to see one of he1
brothers who was sick
Joseph Miller is spending few days
at Washington @. H., with his brother 4
family.
The Memorial grafton at New Peters
burg will be made by Rev. ]. S. Ruggles.
ct the Town Hall, at 2:3Op. M, Saturday,
May 3Oth. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. Gertie Bahau and sister.in.law
Miss Ora Bahau, of Ross county, were
guests of friends here, last week.
The venerable Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Foraker, Mrs. Milton McKeehan, Mrs.
g. w. Barrere, of Hillsboro, and Warren
Taylor and daughter, Of Westboro, were
callers here last Friday, on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Ellen Redkey.
She died that day and Mr.. Taylor and
daughter and Mrs. Barrere remained for
the funeral.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knicely, of Byington,
is visiting her brother, o. B. Rhoades,
north of town.
a Mrs. Della Redkey and sister, Mrs. J.
F. Brown, wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for their sympathy and kind.
ness, during the sickness and death of
their mother.
George W. Barrere and j. B. Head
and wife, of Hillsboro, Rev. M. Redkey
and wife, DR.. Jaynes and wife, of Lees.
burg, VIM. Redkey and wife, of Lexing.
ton, J. II. Wickersham, of Greenfield,
T. M. Watts and daughter, of Carmel,
Squire Sylvester and wife, Isaac Taylor
and daughter, Of Cynthiana, Mrs. VIM.
Newell and Mrs. DR.. Mckee, of Balm.
bridge, David Lucas, Of Westboro, and
Capt. D. M. Barrett, of Lancaster, and
many others from points nearer, at
Ftended the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Redkey,
Sunday morning.
An entertainment will be given at
Boston, Thursday evening, for the bene.
ct Of the Junior Epworth League, that
!. promises to be an interesting affair.
One of its principal features will be a
bed Of sunflowers.
The Rainsboro Epworth League have
elected the following officers President
ia. r. Barrett; First Vice President, N.
Keelor; Second Vice President, Miss
Delia Redkey; Third Vice President, J.
,. Davis; Fourth Vice President, Miss
josie Spargur; Treasurer, John George;
Secretary, Roy Coleman.
Masters Heber and Ralph Sans, of
fHillsboro, are visiting their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sans, near Costillo's
mill.
Rev. ]. H. Dixon preached a Me.
{morial sermon at Cynthisna, Sunday
3morning, at 10:4O, and as that was his
Irregular hour at this place, he preached
sssre at night, instead.
Twenty ladies and their teacher, Mrs.
N. !. Taggart, of the Sunday school class
Eto which Mrs. Ellen Redky belonged, at.
|tonded her funeral in body.
The G. A. r. Memorial services, at IL
~ M. and the Sunday school meeting in
*fhe afternoon, sunday, were largely at.
tended and quite interesting.
DY. D. N. Mcbride has been confined
- his room for several days, with a SO.
)0se attack Of lumbago.
4 Quite number of the friends of Mrs.
osis Gossett, wife of Edward Gossett,
I'VE her surprise last Wednesday, in
enor Of her twenty'second birthday
SniversaEy. She has been in bad
18th for long time, and fears were
iooetsined that the coming of 30 many
oas unannounced might be an in.
But, It vss otherwise, and served
= tonic, and she has since been better.
Dloasant, enjoyable time is reported.
DnpeFintsndent Barrett, OF the Lees.
~ schools, and his family were among
)Cnde hsre. Saturday and Sunday.
1lsp. MaSshall Montgomery has re-.
NY yscsivsd the sad intelligence that
broiheF, Andrew Skeen. whose home
n - Hapiosd. CAL, was dead. He
~ his country - soldier in the
vnr end Was member Of the oath
~ Be1teTy. He was former resident
~ eounty. and will bs remembered
Snnj ed friends and neighbon.