The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25
RAINSBORO.
November, 2l, 1897.

November, 81, 1897.
Go and hear Hon. Will B. Tomlinson
at the K. Of P Hall, Thursday night.
Take your Thanksgiving dinner with
ehe ladies at the K of p Hall, Thursday
noon.
The Thanksgiving servics will be held
at the U. B. Church at 1880 a. m, Rev.
w. L Tyler will preach
Cary Clyborn's youngest child has
been dangerously i'll with lung fever,
but is now better.
jeremiah Owens spent part of last
week at Cincinnati.
Ellsworth Warnock and family, of Ross
County, were visitors at the home of
p. B. Harrington, yesterday.
Wiley Miller, of Winchester, was the
guest of his father in.law, W. P. Jackson,
Saturday night.
Miss Mary Ferguson is having the
pleasure of entertaing her cousin, Miss
Roberts, of Taylorsville.
John Mason and Miss Matte Pepple,
of Paint P. O, were recently united in
marriage.
Miss Sarah Hamilton and brother
Joseph, of Winchester, visited relatives
here last week
The ladies will serve oysters at the
Hall, Thursday, instead Of a regular
a. h.
An oyster supper and festival will be
given at theI o. o. F. Hall, in New
Petersburg, Thanksgiving night, for the
benefit of the Sunday School.
Catch Spruance, who has been living
on the lands of ]. H. Redkey for several
years, is moving to Marshall.
James E Upp and son Ora are visit
ing the Boys Industrial School, near
Lancaster.
Isaac Kniseley and little step daughter
are seriously ill with typhoid fever, at
their home beyond Costello's mill.
Spargur and Thoroman bought and
shipped from this place $500 pounds OF
poultry last week. The shipment in
Guided 456 turkeys. T.S. Kerns shipped
Aeariy as many.
George Arrowood, aged about seventy
years, died at the home of his nephew,
William Mason, near Paint P. O, last
Wednesday, after brief illness He
was brother of Mrs Britton Mason, of
this vicinity.
Rev. j. H. Davis, of Feesburg, and
Miss Nettie Duvall, of Buford, were
married at the BRIDES home, at noon
last Wednesday, and were given re.
ception at the home of his mother,
Aunt Jane Davis, near this place on the
following day,
R. L. Watts and wife, of Marshall, land
Mrs. Joseph Williams and Edward
Brown, of Lexington, attended Rev.
j. H. Davis reception, last Thursday.
If you want a good dinner and to
help worthy cause, 60 to the K. Of T.
Hall on Thanksgiving day, and get it,
and if YOU want rare intellectual treat,
go to the Hall at night, and hear Hon.
Will B Tomlinsons' lecture, entitled
Fancy's Freaks. A laughable reputa
tion of the fallacies OF Atheism The
lecture will be given under the auspices
of the Modern Woodmen.
J. B. Davis has been on the petit jury
ever since the begi uning of the present
term OF Court,
If the nice crisp celery that will con
stltute one of the seasonable luxuries on
our table during the Thanksgiving sea
son as the gift of Henry Plummer is
sample of the kind he grows, he must
be an expert in that line.
The darling son of Mr.. and Mrs Gary
Clyborn, aged about ten months, died
today from an attack of lung fever, with
which it had been suffering for several
days. The funeral services, in charge of
Rev ]. l. Taggart, will be held at the
family residence, at 10 a. M, Wednes.
day, and the remains will be laid to rest
in the Hulitt cemetery.
John c. Gossett and Miss Mary Mont
gomery were united in marriage at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Montgomery, last Sun
day evening, Rev, Lizzie Larkins Off
ciating, We extend congratulations.
Rev. W. P. Jackson attended the fu
neral of Mrs, George Pauley, at Boston,
last Sunday afternoon. She died from
the effects of cancer from which she
had c,, ffarad lopo tima