The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-01-16
RAINSBORO.

January 13, 1895.
Mrs. Absalom Miller went to Wash
ington G. H., Saturday, to see her son
Thomas, who is reported to be danger.
ously sick.
Barton Sidwell, of Russellville, was q
guest of your correspondent, Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Harry Murdoch at spargurs' Mill,
is confined to her bed with sickness.
John Mcbride has returned to his
school at Granville, and X. M. Fergu.
son has returned to continue his work
as travelling salesman for New York
| firm.
Miss Katie Russell, of Greenfield, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Elmira
Russell, and aunt, Mrs. Wu. Bashore in
this vicinity.
Several members of the G. A. r. post
from this place attended the funeral of
Charles Rogers at Rocky Fork, Sunday.
William, Edward and Miss Carrie
Brown and John Watts, of this vicinity,
and R. L. Watts, wife and son Frank, of
Marshall, attended the funeral of Rev.
]. H. Davis wife, at Bethel, in Clermont
county, last week.
The U. B. Sunday school has recently
been reorganized, the following officers
being elected for the ensuing year
Supt. Mrs. a. G. Miller; Asst supt. l..
Dewitt Sec'y Leslie Curry; Asst Sec'y
E. L. Smith Treas. Mrs. w. J. Redkey I;
Organist Miss Lizzie Holmes; Asst
Organist Miss Mary Dewitt.
Charles Rogers, a worthy citizen of
Paint P. o., died last Friday morning
after lingering illness, aged 81 years.
The funeral services, under the auspices
of the G. A. r. Post of Greenfield of
which he was a member, were held at
the Rocky Fork Chapel, Sunday, at 10
a. M, and the body laid to rest in the
Hulitt cemetery, by the side of his wife
who died in the early autumn.
John McMullen was too sick to at.
tend the Farmers Institute meeting,
Saturday, and T. J. West, principal Of
the Paint P. O. schools, furnished a
good paper on Farm Life and Work,
that was thoroughly discussed. The
President also read a paper on the Bene'
fits of Farmers Institutes.
Aunt Jane Davis received the sad in
telligence on the 7th inst, that her
daughter.in.law, Mrs. Luella Davis, wife
of Rev. ]. II. Davis, of the Cincinnati
Conference, had died that day at theil
home in Bethel, Clermont county, and
would be inferred in the cemetery al
that place on the 10th. She resided
here for several years and was loved
and respected by all for her pure
Christian life and many noble qualities
as wife, mother, neighbor and citizen
and her death has brought sadness tt
many hearts. The bereaved husband
and six motherless children have tht
heartfelt sympathy of many friends herr
and elswhere. =.
The following X. of P officers wer,
duly installed on Thursday evening o
last week: ] E Upp, q G; N B Upp
VO; N R Barrett, Prelate; John Larick
K OF R and Seals; John w Hill, M o
W; T M Thoroman, M Of A; J B Davis
M of E; G Redkey, M of F; JOSEPH
johnson, Trustee; Absalon Roads, G
8 D West, o G.
A free oyster supper will be given b!
the Rathbone Sisters, of this place, a
the K. of P. Hall, January 25, to whicl
q cordial invitation is extended to al
the members of Paint Lodge, No. 45a
X. of p, to attend.
Mrs. William Ferguson and children
visited Fillmore Eubanks and family, il
Brushcreek township, last Sunday.
, News has been received here of tn
;, death Of Mrs. Mitchell, Of New Petera
burg, yesterdy, Sunday. She was
sister of Mrs. DR.. R. A. Dwyer, OF tbs
O place.
s The Rathbone Sisters installed tn
% following officers at their meeting lai
:. Saturday: M E O., Mrs Clara Spargur
NJ E j., Mrs Anna Spargur; NJ Of 3 an
!, g., Mrs. Jennie Upp; P Of Y, Mrs Be
Clyborn P c., Miss Elizabeth Hixson
MES, Mrs Don Williams; NJ of Y
Mrs India Ferneau; NJ OF F., Mrs Alic
y McGiidc; o q Miss Msitie Pepple
Fosisr lurueil r.inicas In TIN. u ri NJ