The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-08-13
RAINSBORO.
August 10, 1895.

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August 10. 1895.
Mrs. ]. s. Rugeles has been in poor
health for several weeks.
John Pulliam, Of Lynchburg, has been
visiting his cousins, John and Craig
Mcbride, during the past week.
7. NJ. Montgomery is confined to his
Y home on account of cancerous tumor
on the face.
Joseph Waddell, Of Summer county,
Kansas, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mn. waverly waddell, east Of town.
James washburn had stroke of
! paralysis several days ago, which has
E rendered him helpless on the right side.
No improvement up to this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fernesu are
{ enjoying q visit from her sister, Mrs
Swisher and son Fred, Of Columbus.
Isaac Kerns and wife and Mrs. James
McNary visited William Upp and fam.
I lily, of Hoagland's last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Grice, of New Vienna, was
!. the guest Of her sister Mrs. D. N. Nc
Bride, part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. stultz, Of Brushcreek,
were called here last week by the serious
illness OF their brother.in.law, James
Washburn.
]. g. Ferguson was chosen as town
ship councilman at the Republican
primary, last Saturday.
Wilson H. Rains and wife, of Chicago,
were welcome visitors among relatives
and others in this vicinity several days
last week. Wilson's many friends re-
ioice in the prosperity that has come to
him in the windy city.
Solomon Schammahorn and son Will.
lam, of Iowa, are in this county for a
vitit of several weeks. They were
guests OF J. L. Gossett for few days
their arrival.
Misses Edith Phillips, of Jackson, and
Cora Mutt, OF Wellston, are guests Of
their cousin, N. R. Barrett, at Barrett's
mills.
Your correspondent is in receipt of an
invitation to attend the head reunion,
at the Sulphur Spring, on the old Head
farm, near Carmel, next Thursday.
Burch Hixson, Carey Clyborn, Dode
Thoromau and Harvey Mccoy returned
from the Adams county Mineral Springs
last Friday night.
Miss Sarah Snowden returned to her
home at Wilmington, today, after
pleasant visit with her friend, Miss Bes.
sic George. Miss George accompanied
her and will remain in Wilmington till
after the Friends yearly meeting.
An interesting free for all discussion
on the subject of noxious weeds was
participated in by number of leading
farmers at the Farmers Institute meet.
ing, last Saturday.
The personal estate of Miss Anna
Ferguson will be appraised today by z.
G. Miller, ]. I. Taggart and DR.. ]. A.
Mercer; and that of the estate of Thomas
Beavers will be appraised next Thurs.
day, by Frank Lucas. Jacob Upp and j.
A. w. Spargur. Thos M. Ferguson is
the administrator of the former estate,
and ]. l. Taggart, executor of the latter.
Miss Jessie Ferneau left today for an
extended visit among friends at Colum.
bus.
Homer Harper, or Berryvile, we'll
known here as clever gentlemen and
successful school teacher, has secured
position as watchman at the reform
school, near Lancaster.
Miss Florence Millikan. of Washing.
ton city, is visiting the families of John
Redkey aud ]. B. Gossett.
Miss Ruth Britton spent the Sabbath
with friends at New Petersburg.
Mrs. Alonzo Upp has been seriously
i'll with neuralgia Of the stomach, since
Sunday morning.
The Rathbone Sisters installed the
following officers at their meeting last
Saturday: Miss Matte Pepple, M. E c.;
Mrs. Donnie Williams, M. E. s.; Miss
Birdie McMullen, j: Of T.; Mrs. Emma
Bashore, M. of T.; Mrs. Emma West,
P. Of T.; Mrs. Cora Davis, o. G.
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