The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-09-17
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September l4th, 1893.


Burch Snider has moved to the lands
Of :. B. W. Jpargur, just south of town.
Mn. william Skeen, Of Greenfield,
was the guest Of relatives here last week.
q Mn. Malinda Gossett is visiting friends
at Eugartree Ridge, this week.
Thomas Russell will sell his personal
effects At public sale, Tuesday.
William Mccullough moved to town
last week, and occupies the Kogar prop.
erty, in the west end.
o. B. Rhoades has rented DR.. Nc
Brides farm, west of town, known as
the Russell farm and will move to it
soon.
Miss Elsie Sans was quite sick last
week, but is much better at this time.
Charley Pulse discussed the political
issues from his standpoint, at this place,
Saturday night, which as the first politi.
cal speech Of the campaign.
Miss Clara beaverton, of Leesburg, is
visiting her cousin, Elsa Upp.
Isaac Taylor and wife, of Cynthiana.
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Upp.
Frank Rice and sister, and Mrs. Susie
Bowers and children, of Maxwell, Iowa,
are enjoying visit among relatives in
this vicinity.
Charles Durnell and Claude Haines,
of Leesburg, were delightfully."- enter.
tanned Sunday evening, by Misses Elsa
Upp and Clara beaverton.
This vicinity was represented in the
Belfast campmeeting by more than
twenty of it's citizens, Sunday.
Rev. j. 8. Ruggles has been appointed
to Martinsville charge, and will remove
to that place with his family in the
near future, much to the regret of the
people Of this place. Our best wishes
will follow them to their new field of
labor.
John Mcbride will return to the
school at Granville, in few days, &C.
companied by his brother Craig.
Several persons from this vicinity at.
tended the funeral of Frank Murdock's
little son, Hamer, at New Petersburg,
last Thursday.
Morgan Barrett has bought the Balm.
bridge Touring mill, and will move his
family to that place and take possession
Of the mill in the near future, we under.
stand. We are sorry to lose them, but
cambridge society and business interests
will be the gamers.
William Hodges wife planned and
carried into execution pleasant sur.
prise for her husband, last Wednesday
evening, in honor of his thirty.fifth
birthday anniversary. A number of his
\ friends we're present. Refreshments
we're served and every one seemed
happy.
Rev.J. H. Dixon, pastor of the U. B.
church, closed up the labors of his
second year in this charge, last Sunday,
and may not be returned for another
term, as his pulpit abilities would seem
to entitle him to better salary than
this charge is able to give him.
\ Rev. G. W. H. Smith, President of the
County s. 8. Association, gave us stir.
ring address along the line of Sunday
school work, last Friday evening, and
was followed by Rev. J. H. Dixon with
q good practical talk. Rev. Smith is
enthusiastic in his work. He says that
each of the seventeen townships in the
county and that nearly every school in
the townships, will be represented in
County Convention to be held here
next month. He guarantees a hun.
dred delegates and thinks that there
will be fifty more than that number,
and that we will be expected to enter.
tain them. Why, of course we expect
70 do that, and do it with q generosity
scharacteristic of our people. But, with
e. village Of less than 800 inhabitants,
,aud sparsely populated community
around it, and not q capitalist or a pal.
latial residence or . finely furnished
Ehome in our vicinity those who
$uome need not expect to sit on cushion.
ed chains or recline on gilded sofas,
>ior If they do they will be disappointed.
*But We extend kind and pressing in.
sitation to all. Come and help in the
good work, and participate in its pleas.
ures and benefits, and partake of our
Hospitality, which will be the best we
sean give You.
John Washburn and family had the
'plsasure, few days since Of entertain.
Efng his mother and two sisters, Mrs.
Nary washburn, Mrs. Jane and Rebeccs
Gtults, Of Brush creek; John Hsvens
I}Nife, con and two daughters, and master
/ Roads, Of Fort Hill; Elmer Cameron,