The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-05-14
RAINSBORO.
May IL, 1895.

May IL, 1895.
JIG. Foraker and wife, of Greenfield
were among their friends here last week
Thomas Trump and wife, of Balm
bridge, were guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. West, Sunday.
Rev. J. F. Trout, OF Martinsville, was
circulating among his former friends
here two or three days last week.
]. L. Gossett picked up shawl on the
pike this side of J. G. Redkey's, few
days since, that has not been claimed
by any one.
Dana and Eva Taggart, of Jefferson.
vile, are visiting their grandparents, on
West Main street.
Andrew Holt and wife attended the
reception of their nephew, near Fair.
view, last Thursday.
James Anderson, of near Costello's
mill, left today for Franklin, Indiana,
where he will spend the summer in
business.
Prof. Rogers and wife left Saturday to
spend a few days with friends at Hills.
boro.
The prospect for wheat in Paint town.
ship is the worst in many years, and
will not be half crop.
The excellent paper read by H. W.
Hope at the Farmers Institute, Satur
day, was thoroughly discussed. Homer
Harper also read an interesting paper.
Andrew Holt and his force will 90 to
Seaman with his saw mill this week,
where he has contract that will take
some time to fill.
Miss Eva Foraker, of Greenfield, spent
several days of last week among her
young friends here.
Rev. J. S. Ruggles and family attend.
ed surprise given to Mrs. r. P. Grove,
near Boston, last Saturday.
Ellsworth Warnock, wife and children,
of Ross county, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Harrington, Sunday.
Leslie Taylor, of Cynthiana, who at.
tended our High School during the past
term, has been granted certificate and
will teach in this comfy the coming
year.
Miss Biddy Rice, who has been making
her home with Mrs. Mary Upp, is quite
sick with neuralgia and heart trouble.
Her mother, of Hillsboro, is helping to
care for her.
Thomas Beavers, whose serious illness
with pneumonia, we mentioned some
weeks since, is now suffering from an at.
tack of dropsy.
A horse belonging to Austin Sans
died at his fathers recently, from the
effects of eating grass after long con
finement on dry feed.
Messrs. Orpah Upp, Oma waddel and
Harriet Spargur have gone to the Adams
County Mineral Springs for the benefit
Of their health.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson and family wish
TO thank all who so kindly extended
them their sympathy and help in their
recent sffliction and bereavement.
Robert, youngest son of VIM. Lucas,
is sick with something like scarlet fever
in mild form.
Samuel Patton and wife, Mrs. Peter
and daughter, of Hillsboro,
Joseph Hart and nephew, of sugartree
Ridge, Rev. d. 8. Ferguson, wife and
Two daughters, OF Lexington, and Newt.
Patton and wife, OF Greenfield, attended
The funeral of Miss Ida Ferguson, on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Laura Roads, wife OF Enos Roads
md daughter of A. f. Mosier, of Hills
Doro, died at her home this eide OF New
Petersburg, at an early bonr Sunday
morning, from lung trouble, after u
lingering illness. She was good woman
md had many friends who will miss her
There IL black locust standing near
10 residence of John Pulse that
neasures IL feet in circumference AT
iae base and il piobsbly 90 feet high.
~ doubt II i's Equal eau b- found in
~ county.