The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-03
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November 80, 1895.

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November 80, 1895.
Oscar Clark is carrying his hand in .
sling o. the result Of an ugly cut.
John Hulitt Of Hillsboro spent Thanks.
giving with his mother and other friends
in this township.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown,
Of near Costello's mill, last Wednesday,
. prospective voter.
Miss Eta Barrett returned to her
home at Lancaster, Friday, after two
weeks visit among relatives here. She
was accompanied by her brother, r. n,
and his daughter Helen who will be
absent several days.
The Wonan's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold public meeting at
the M. E. Church at $50 p. m. next
Sunday week, to which all are invited.
G. A. Gossett, wife and son, Of Green.
field, and Edward Daniels and wife, of
Willettsville, attended the Wolfe-Rit-
tenhouse nuptials, last Wednesday.
Charles Workman, Of Charleston, W.
Va, has moved here and will spend the
winter on the lands of John shipton.
Mrs. Ida Barker spent several days
with relatives near Cynthiana.
Newton Keelor, Of Hillsboro, was the
guest of his parents, and other friends in
this vicinity, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Flossie Ogle and master ZENITH
Gossett accompanied Mrs. Gertie Bahan
to her home in Ross county, last Friday,
for visit of several days.
The mush and milk festival, at the
Hotel, Thanksgiving night, was we'll
attended, and the results socially and
financially were satisfactory.
Master Heber and Ralph Sans, of
Hillsboro, spent several days of last
week delightfully."- at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sans,
southwest of town.
Dode Thoroman and Berry Beavers
spent part of last week in the vicinity
of PEBBLES hunting.
N. P. Clyborn, formerly Of this vicinity
but at present practicing law at Green.
field, was united in marriage with Miss
Birdie McMullen, daughter of R. M.
McMullen, on Thanksgiving day. The
NEws-HERALD correspondent extends
congratulations.
The Farmers Institute will hold q
meeting at the X. of P. Hall, next Satur.
day week, at 2 p. M, to which every
body is invited. Joseph Karnes, we
understand will be there to open
discussion on some topic relating to
agriculture. Others are expected to
participate in the exercises, but We are
not fully informed in regard to the pro.
gramme.
We see that our village has received
honorable mention in connection with
proposed electric line connecting Bills.
boro and Chillicothe. And, while we
fear that its erection may be long way
in the future, still it makes US feel good
to see our own name in print in connec.
ton with an enterprise which If con
structed, would 80 largely benefit us and
help to keep alive the hope that kind
fortune may yet favor us and give US a
railroad or some other good thing that
will awake our quiet village into the
activities of bustling little city.
Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Jackson were the
recipients of generous donation from
a number of their congregation at this
place on Tuesday afternoon Of last week,
which was gratefully accepted and high.
ly appreciated, both for the value of the
gifts and the affsctionate regard which
they represented. After season OF
social intercourse which tended to bring
the pastor and people into closer rela.
tionship and sympathy, the donors
departed realizing that it was more
blessed to give than to receive.
The Thanksgiving services az tnls
place were pretty we'll attended by
persons of different denominations in
this vicinity. The sermon was appro.
pirate and good. A collection was tax.
en- and put into the hands Of ]. W. De-
Witt and ]. B. Davis TO to used at their
discretion, and they grve it to John
Turner, who has beed kept at homo and
away from business by the long afflic.
tion of his wife, and the sickness and
death of his daughter by diphtheria.
Other donations have been made to the
afflicted family, but more should follow.
One Of the most interesting events OF
the season was the marriage Of Miss
MAJ T. Ritfanhnuso a0nth voat Of