The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-09-23

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Hugh Leslie and James W. Patterson
are in Columbus attending reunion OF
their old regiment, the 89th o. vi.
DR.. and Mrs. N. B. Lafferty left Satur.
day, for Chattanooga, Nashville and j.
other points of interest in the South. "
The Ionia Quartet will give an enter /,
tainment at Sugartree Ridge, next Satur. ~;
day evening, in the Christian Church.
Mrs. John Oonnard will entertain this D
evening in honor of her accomplished IN
guest, Miss Annie B. Liggett, of Ripley
Mrs Kate Berwanger and Miss Nellie So
Healion, of Fayetteville, we're guests of ID
their sister, Mrs Rosa Barker, last week.
Rev s. D. Carothers, of Greenfield, h
delivered two excellent sermons in N
the Presbyterian Church, here, last Sun.
day.
There are complaints, especially from al
Adams county, of scarcity of water,
due to the dry weather of the past few
weeks
Mrs Lille Renner, nee Lyle, who has
been guest of friends and relatives
here, returned Monday, to her home in fc
Cincinnati. II
Last Monday was the date of the
Autumnal equinox. The weather was fe
clear and cold with no sign of the pro T
verbal storm.
Miss Mamie Murphy has returned u
from an extended visit to the home Of :,
her neice, Mrs Fannie Nevin, of Con. 8
nersville, Ind.
The Ionia Ladies Quartette will give 7
one of their splendid concerts in the M. q
E. Church at Sugartree Ridge, next Sat :
urday evening
A reception for the new pastor, Rev. /;
M. LeSourd and family, will be held at .
the M. E. Church, Friday evening q
Everybody invited
Miss Anna Murphy, of Hillsboro, who
has been spending week as guest of !
Mrs E R. Mckee, left for home today. =
|-Chiuicothe Register.
About three hundred tickets have
been sold for the lecture OF Hon. Wal /
lace Bruce on Bobbie Burns. 1t will i
require four hundred. G
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John L. Layne, OF the Germania In
vestment Co., Cincinnati, was here over
Sunday, guest at the home of Mr.. and 6
Mrs. w. B Tomlinson.
James Mcclure, the miller, gets his
cordwood by mail. It is nothing unusu
al to see him pulling stick out of his
box with stamp attached.
Vasco Smith, of Leesburg, will make
his home in this city, and will hold a
responsible position in the New Era
dry goods store, with S. Fl. Spencer.
Miss Cora Hoyt, who left last week to
resume her studies at Delaware, stopped
for short visit at the home of her un.
Gle, DR.. Charles Hoyt, in Chillicothe.
We were wrongly informed last week
that our esteemed friend, ]. J. Wedding,
had gone to Paris, Ill. Instead, he has
accepted position at Anderson, Ind.
H. d. Waddell, of Columbus, is here
shaking hands with his many friends.
He has just returned from pleasant
vacation spent in the northern lake re-
gion.
Ben Strain, Jack Miller, Hugh Irwin
and Charlie Roush were down at Win.
chester last week. They had good
time there, and good long time coming
back.
Prof. R. B. Barrett, of Leesburg, was
in town Monday. Dick is now tempo
rarily engaged in the Leesburg bank.
where he will probably remain for sew.
eral weeks.
Miss Laura Pearn, of Georgetown,
held quite pleasant and brilliant social
reception, few evenings ago, in honor
OF Miss Katharine Zane, of this city, who
is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. L. Euverard desire |
us to return their heartfelt thanks to the |
many friends whose aid and sympathy |
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