The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-26


Novsmbsr 2S. lSse.
Daniel Stalker has moved his saw
Mn % the lands Of George Hulitt. near
~ rolnt. 81
Nh Denis Harrington u recovering
lseu = sseious spell Of sore throat.
o. n. sAns, Of Hillsboro. was In this
'ylptnity calling on friends and looking
l111og mattogs Of business, last week.
d. B. +. Holmes was called in coun.
~ n The cass Of little Elva Turner the
lsFo razt Of Let week.
Jans +. Upp and wife visited friends
81 sAbina, Saturday and Sunday.
William Psnsyl and wifsof Bainbridgs
'ottsndsd the funeral Of their neice at
this place. lsst Wednesday.
n. r. Barrett was chosen as delegate
~ the Epworth League Convention, ct
<lolumbus, the last Of this week, and
m. W. p. Jackson, the alternate.
Il Honry Plummer and wife, and Geo.,
Gofman and wife have been visiting
friends near Henie, for several days.
NJ. and Mrs. John Turner wish to
exprss their gratitude to their friends
~ sympathy and aid during the sick.
- and death Of their little daughter.
d. Mercer's little daughter has been
suffering with an attack of lung fever
1 tor several days, but is better.
: Otto jackson teaching at Amelia came
up ON his wheel Saturday, to visit his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jackson. He
was accompanied BY his friend, Charles
Gray.
The schools Of this place, Snake
Corner and Paint p. O., have closed for
. time, as . precautionary measure
against the spread Of diptheria. Up to
this time, however, there have not
been more than one or two we'll defined
Gases in the territory occupied by these
schools.
MrS. Eliza Karnes, mother of Joseph
Karnes Il In receipt Of . letter from
Decatur County, Iowa, stating that Miss
Anna Riddle, q former resident of this
place il still living in that county and
enjoying good health ct the age of 81
years. Many Of the older inhabitants
here remember her with pleasure and
are glad to learn that time is dealing 90
gently with her and hope that Provi.
dence may continue to smile on her
till her century Of years are numbered.
The Paint township 8. g. Union had
largely attended delightful meeting at
the Friends Church, last Sunday after.
noon. Stirring addresses were made by
Prof. Minnich, e. o. Hetherington and
James Owens, Miss Shivers of New
Petersburg, gave an interesting recita.
ton. The music by the Friends choir
was excellent. The next meeting will
be held at the NJ. E. Church, of this
place. The exact date has not been fix.
cd. Joseph Karnes was reelected
President for the ensuing year, James
Partial, Wise Pres VIM. ]. Redkey,
Treas and ]. I. Tagaart, Secretary.
Elva, the interesting little four year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Turn
OF, died Of diptheria, last Thursday night
and was inferred at Boston, Wednesday
afternoon. The mother has been an
invalid for several months, and during
the sickness and since the death of the
daughter she has been critically i'll, and
may not recover. Great sympathy is
4 felt and expressed for the sorrow
striken, bereaved family.
Harvey Milburn, Of Dayton. Aleck
Milburn, Of Wilmington, and Mrs.
Pstssson. of South Charleston. have
boep guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cos.
aestt, the past few days.
The Epworth League will give mush
E'And milk social At the hotel, Thanks.
t6IsinG night, Everybody invited. Ten
eab : couple. or nickle apiece, will
sey II expenses.
y =. @. Harrington and wife, of Colum.
- are having pleasant visit among
a;thsir numerous friends in this vicinity.
!. B. Gossett, wife and daughter, Miss
4 Nary, were invited to the marriage Of
lfiss Lulu Dell Kebbie and Mr.. John
~. Kirby, ct Knoxville, Tenn. on the
10th. but did not 50, on account Of the
distance.
Charley Gossett, formerly Of this place
|sbut now Of cambridge, met with seri.
ions accident near Paint P. o, Friday
kafternoon. He was 6ling saw ct the
! MIL, ON the Clyborn lands when BY &C
scident, the coat sleeve of the engineer
sclnGht the lever and let on sufficient
Ito(pam TO start the saw. which caught
~. Gossett in the lsg. cutting very
fQGly eash. Dr.. Mcbride dressed and
66llchod M the wound and Gays that,