The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-10-01

y September 2S, 1898.
Born to Mr.. and Mn. John Watts,
Last Friday, q fine daughter.
We hear some complaint about corn
: and fodder spelling in the shock.
w. 81. Beverly, of Martinsville, has
\ been spending several days here pleas
antly with friends.
William Furguson moved last week TO
Brush creek township, near Carmel,
whore he will teach school the coming
year. The best wishes Of many friends
will follow him to his new home.
H. +. Hettinger, and wife and son
Harry are visiting friends at Indian.
( apolis, Ind, and Samuel Hulitt is keep.
ing batch during their absence.
Lewis Dewitt returned some days
since from the mountains Of Tennessee,
& where be has been spending the sum.
mer for the benefit of his health.
Hon. David NJ. Hills, of Mass, will
discuss the political issues from Re.
publican standpoint, at this place, at 2
pm. Tuesday, and John McNicol and
II. P. Morrow from the Democrat and
Populistic standpoint, on Thursday
( evening, at pm.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens, a
few days since, a daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Williams, of Liberty
township, visited her grand mother, Mrs.
Jane Davis, south of town, last week.
George Sans, wife and daughters,
Nina and Grace, spent the Sabbath with
relatives at Salem, in Ross county.
Miss Elizabeth Hixon was the guest of
friends in Leesburg the past week.
Harry Evans went to Lexington Sun.
day, to see his parents and friends.
An apple tree in ]. G. Redkey's orch.
ard, of the early transparent variety,
has matured the second crop Of good
sized, we'll favored apples, this year.
Miss Nora Mccullough returned Sun.
day, from an extended visit among
friends at Lexington.
Christie Redkey and wife are rejoic.
ing over the recent arrival of an inter.
esting girl baby at their home.
Charley Hiatt and wife are enjoying
visit among relatives and old acquaint-
ances, at Sabina
FL. w. Roads, was here Saturday, and
informed us that he expected to move
to this place Wednesday, which will be
good news to his many friends.
Mrs. John Turner went to Boston, the
FIRST Of last week, to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pensyl. and while there
was taken very sick, and up to this time
has not been able to return home.
W. A. Caldwell, Edward Gossett,
James Ferguson, Thomas Harrington,
Dr. j. A Mercer, Philip Roads, Robert
Russell, Morgan Baraett and n. R. Bar.
rett went to the Republican rally at
Jackson, last Saturday.
Rev w. P. Jackson, J |. Taggart and
a.. y. SdInS anu WlIe, ana llOmaS CoS. |
tello and wife, attended the funeral of
Rev. w. H. Griffith, at Marshal, last |
Thursday
Joshua Pummill, highly respected
citizen of this township, died at his
home near Barretts Mills, on the 24d
inst, after lingering illness with paraly-
sis. He was born in this county, Aug.
both, 1916. Married Miss Ruth Mclean,
Dec. 8, 1910, who shared with him in
Life's joys and sorrows for nearly Sc
years, and is now left to finish life's
Journey alone. He was worthy mem.
Der of the q. B. Church, and had been
ndentiied with the cause of Christ for
more than fifty years.
Pet Mcclure, Of Lexington was here
he fore part of the week, and we are
old that he expects to resume his oc.
hpation a. barber at this place, as soon
= his healt will permit
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