The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-09
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KAiNSBOKO.
July 6, 1896.
We are indebted to Chaplain Winget
for copy Of the o. P. News.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Harrington have our
thanks for box of delicious home grown
peaches.
A bran new girl baby came to brighten
the home of Burch Snider and wife, on
the glorious Fourth.
Miss Irene Mccoy has returned from
q visit of several months among friends
in Illinois.
Mrs. Margaret Mackerly, of Hillsboro,
is visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Coleman.
The Fourth was not observed here to
any great extent. Several of our citizens
went to Greenfield, and few to Balm.
bridge.
Rev. @. F. Enyart preached a good
sermon to an appreciative audience at
this place, yesterday.
Wheat is yielding from to 20 bushels
per acre in this township. The average
will not exceed 8 bushels, we think.
VIM. Mutt and wife, Of Hamden, have
been guests of their son.in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Barrett,
for several days.
T. ]. West, of Berryville, and Miss
Lizzie Keelor, Of this place, have been
re.employed to teach the Paint P. O.
schools which is evidence that they did
well last year.
Miss Della Redkey has returned from
visiting relatives at Westboro, and re-.
ports her uncle, Warren Taylor, we'll
known here, as being in bad health.
In addition to number of fine fish
caught by Mr. and Mrs. Carey Grim, in
Rocky Fork few days since, Mrs. Grim
caught turtle weighing 30 pounds.
Misses Lulu and Eva Foraker, of Green.
field, were pleasantly entertained by
friends, here, part of last week.
land Mrs. J John Curry visited friends
at Danvllle and Wrinkle, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
VIM. A. Caldwell, of South Salem, has
been employed as superintendent of our
schools for the coming year and Misses
Annie Keelor and Lille Roads, of this
place, as assistants. The former have
charge of the intermediate grade, and
the latter of the primary.
A. W. Spargur and wife are arranging
to test the health giving properties Of
the Butler Spring, and will probably 60
this week.
The following young ladies and gentle
men constituted gay leap year Cave
party on the Fourth Josie Spargur,
Craig Mcbride, Elsie Sans, Rosco West,
Olive Spargur, Lowman Fisher, Bessie
Spargur, Clarence Sans, Luella Watts,
Earnest Spargur, Lizzie Hatcher, Jim
Spargur, Cora Sans, Willie Montgomery,
Annie Barrett, Lee Spargur, Annie Mont
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Albert Cowgirl. The girls furnished the
rigs, did driving, paid all bills, including
supper at cambridge, and they did it all
gallantly. The gentlemen, however,
furnished the picnic dinner at the Caves
Next year it will be different, you know.
J.B. Head, of Hillsboro. was in town
today, and gave us pleasant call.
Thomas Beavers, who has been afflict-
ed for several months, is much worse
again.
R. B. Barrett, OF Leesburg, has been
among his friends here during the past
few days.
Mrs. DR.. Bahan has returned to her
home in Ross county, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Gossett.
Little Stella Fields, the child elocution
lot, will give entertainments at the NJ. E.
Church at this place, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings OF next week, begin
ming at eight O'Clock
BELL.
July 6, 1896.
T.ere will ha an Odd Fellows' reuniOn