The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-04-09
RAINsBlORO.

RAINSBORO.
ss April 6, 1895.
There is prospect for heavy peach
bloom.
Rough feed for stock is unusually
scarce in this vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Keelor will teach the
spring term of school in the Spargur
District.
Mrs. Mary CLARK, of Greenfield, moved
to this place last week, and occupies J.
w. Upp's property on West Main.
The Hulitt District will have but one
teacher for the spring term. T. J. West
Of Berryville, has been employed.
More Oats will be sewn this spring
than usual if the ground can be pre-.
pared in time.
All the surplus apples are being
bought up for shipment at prices rang.
ing from 80 to 40 cents per bushel.
Fred Redkey left last Friday for Illi.
nois, where he expects to spend the
summer.
John Mcbride will return to College,
at Grandville, O., Tuesday, after spend.
ing a brief vacation with his parents.
Samuel Coleman moved to his farm
south of town a few days ago in order to
be more convenient to his work.
Craig Mcbride will attend school at
Hillsboro during the present term.
s. M. Taggart, Of Jacksonville. was
the guest Of his parents, Thursday.
E. M. Roberts was called from Lees.
burg, Friday, on account of the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Jane Roberts.
She is some better, but still poorly.
w. @. Hill and Miss Anna E. Shipton,
daughter of John Spipton, were united
in marriage by Rev. J. 1. Taggart, at his
residence on Vest Main street, at p.
M, Thursday, and will probably con.
tinue to reside in this vicinity.
The reversing of the order in carrying
the mail on the route between Hillsboro
and Bainbridge meets with general ap.
proval among our people as it brings us
the Hillsboro papers one day earlier.
Aunt Phoebe Milburn, of Carmel, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minerva
Gossett for several days.
Misses Lulu and Eva Foraker, of
Greenfield, were among their friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Thos. Trump and wife, of Bsinbridge,
were guests OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. A. West, Sunday.
Grasshoppers by the thousand are
said to have already appeared on the
lands OF William Lucas, near Coste Hos
mill, where they played havoc with the
growing crops last su INNER and Mr..
J Lucas is apprehensious of worse case
the coming season.
The boys gave Button Hill and bride
. rousing serenade, Saturday night. Ed.
Smith and wife may expect similar.
The Sunday school at the M. E.
Il Church was recognized Sunday morn
ing by electing the following officers
4 Eupt., j. B. Davis Asst. Supt., N. R.
4 Barrett; Secy., E. B. Roads; Treas,
Il Mrs. J. F. Brown Libr., Ciarance Red
key Orgst., Mics Gertrude West; Asst.
a Orgst., Miss Josie spargur.
y Miss Ella Keelor was united in mar
4 riage with d. 7. Holiday, April lst, by
Rev. j. /. Taggart, at his residence, in
4 the presence of few of their special
| friends. They returned to the home of
"A the brides parents, where they remained
till the following day, when they left
for the home of the groom, near Willitts-
vile, carrying with them the best wishes
LOT many friends. Miss Ella has been
one OF the successful teachers in this
part of the county for several years.
Z. L. Smith and Miss Ida Stalker were
married at highnoon, Sunday, April 5th,
lot the home Of the BRIDES parents, MIR.
land Mrs. Dan iel Stalker, on West Main
Estreet, Rev. j. l. Tagerrt, officiating.
HJohn Roads. of this place, and Miss Eva
Foraker. OF Greenfield, served as grooms.
/. Eman and bridesmaid. A pleasant re-
oeption was given them today by Mrs.
4 kPhidelia Smith, the mother Of the groom
~ her home on East Main street.
2 Rev. ]. 8. Ruggles preached IN ex'
& asllszt Easter sermon to large appreci.
3 hive audience. Sunday.
h The Easter services at the NJ. e.
Church, Sunday night, drew full
house and was quite enjoyable. Those
having the matter in charge and eli that
oayticipated in the exercises are to b<
D6nsraiuiuted. The floral decorations
ptre beautiful.
Mrs William Mutt, Of Hamdsn, wal
~ gutst of her daughter, Mrs N X