The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-25
RAINSBORO.
June %, 1896

June 22, 1895.
John Mcbride is at home from the
Granville College to spend the summer.
Pet Mcclure and Will Roads visited
friends at New Lexington last Wednes.
day and Thursday.
John Owens, jr, has gone to Iowa on
prospecting tour.
Rev s Hamilton, of Sinking Spring,
called upon some of his friends here
last week.
H. w. Roads, of Hillsboro, was shak.
ing hands with friends here lest Wed.
nesday and looking after matters OF
business.
J. 1. Taggart and wife attended the
League convention at Lexington, last
week, and brought back favorable re-
port of the proceedings.
George Hulitt, OF Paint P. o, has
been appointed administrator of the
estate OF Mrs. Hannah Sinclair.
The June show ers have so improved
the timothy meadows in this township,
that we think there will be 20 per cent.
of an average crop which is far better
than was anticipated one month ago.
Christie Redkey was taken alarmly i'll
some days since but has greatly i'm.
proved and is able to be out again.
Chapline Winget, of the Ohio Peni
tentiary, and wife, have been guests Of
their son.in.law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Miller, for several days.
This was their home few years ago
and their coming is always hailed with
delight by their many friends.
We are in receipt of note from Prof.
w. A. Rogers and wife, informing us
that after due deliberation they have
decided to resign their positions in the
public schools OF this place, which will
be sad news to our people among whom
they have so efficiently labored during
the past year. We are not informed in
regard to their plans for the future but
can assure them that the best wishes of
our citizens will follow them wherever
they 60.
Misses Annie Perrill and Fannie Muir.
dock came home from Greenfield, Sat.
urday, and will spend week among
friends here.
Rev. j. H. Dixon and wife, OF Gym.
thiana, have been guests of friends for
the past two days.
A delightful Children's day service,
under the guiding hand OF the pastor,
Rev. j. H. Dixon, ably assisted by Mrs.
Morgan Candy, the superintendent, was
held at the U. B. Church, Sunday. The
music by the choir, the recitations and
songs by the little folks each added to
the pleasure and enjoyment of the oc.
casion.
G A. Gossett, wife and son, and Frank
Gossett and Mr.. Erwin, of Greenfield,
were guests OF friends here, Sunday.
The recent M. E. Quarterly Confer.
ence held at this place passed resolu.
tions complimentary to the pastor, Rev.
j. S. Ruggles and requested that he be
returned to this charge for another year.
William Pensyl, wife and daugh ter, OF
cambridge, attended Children's day
service at the U. B. Church, and were
entertained by John Turner.
Moody Mosier and wife, of Hillsboro,
were recognized in the large congregs.
tion at the M. E Church, Sunday night.
A large au dience assembled at the NJ
f Church, Sunday evening and gave
special attention to the X. of P. me
mortal sermon by Rev. p Currin, oi
Hillsboro. The memorial services al
the Hulitt cemetery in the afternoon
were also largely attended and appro
pirate addresses were made by Rev
Currin and G. L. Garrett.
Alonzo Upp and wife had the pleasure
Of entertaining Frank Jones, wife ant
sons, Arthur and Irl, of Dayton, Wed
nesday, and John Rhone, wife and Sol
Mirvel, Of cambridge, Saturday ant
Sunday.
Mrs Nettie Lythe and sons, Mark
and Arthur, Of Washington G. H., Mrs
Mollie Reed and children of Portsmouth
have been welcome guests at the hom
Of Mrs. Mary Upp, during the week.
Lloyd Garrett, of Hillsboro, was cir
culating among his friends. Sunday.