The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-06-17
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II Joseph Streber, of Waverly, was a
business visitor in this vicinity last
y week.
Mrs. Elmira Russell has returned from
| visiting her son, Thomas, near Green.
4 field.
Mrs. Rebecca Pension and Mrs. JAS
McNary were guests of Mrs. Isaac Kerns,
last Wednesday.
Miss Edith Lucas, of Carmel, has an
4 Interesting class in music, in this vicini.
h ty.
Aunt Jane Davis has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs R. L. Watts, in Marshall
3 township, for several days.
DIR. D. N. Mcbride is having his resi-
dence repainted by Harvey Mccoy.
h Rev. J. H. Davis and daughter, Bee,
Of Feesburg, were guests of friends here
i last week. Mr.. Davis returned home,
but the daughter remained for moie
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knighten and two chill.
N dren, Miss Sternberger, Misses Eva and
Grace Mutt, OF Hamden, Miss Hunt, OF
& jackson, were pleasantly entertained by
MIR. and Mrs. N. R. Barrett, during their
stay in this vicinity, last week.
Joseph Head and wife, of Hillsboro,
&were among friends here last Wednes-
A day and Thursday.
7. ]. Hoggart, A. F. Richards and
John Kay, of Hillsboro, came down to
4 Che farm of the late ]. B. Head, in the
Esouthern part OF this township last week,
d and appraised the growing wheat and
nnome other personal property that was
+ there.
We learn through Mrs. Alonzo Upp
that her cousin, Henry Ault, who lives
In Snake Corner, is in bad health, and
has been for some time.
The time for holding the fourth quar-.
terly meeting for Rainsboro charge has
been changed by the Presiding Elder,
DR.. Pearne, from July Sd and 4th, to
June Goth and 9th. The first service
to be at p. m, Saturday, the 26th. In
terested parties will please note the
change.
Andrew Holt has purchased lot OF
timber from John Pulse, and will not re.
move his mill to Adams county until al
ter harvest.
There will be an ice cream and staw.
berry festival at the K. of P. Hall, next
Saturday night, under the auspices of
the U. B. Society, of this place, the pro-
ceeds to be used in the painting of their
church.
Dr. D. N. and Mrs. Mcbride went to
Granville to attend the Granville Col
Flege commencement, and witness the
graduating of their son, John, who will
b. vt home bearing his diploma, in few
days.
Fenton Gall, of Washington City pass.
ed through here Sunday morning on his
way to the funeral of his brother, Nor.
.timore, at Belfast, which occurs today.
4 Edgar Jackson, son of Rev. w. P. Jack.
son, who has been attending the normal
school at Lebanon, is at home to spend
the vacation.
=. Miss Lizzie Keelor is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ella Holiday, at Willettsville,
This week.
a The Children's day services at the M.
p. Church, Sunday, drew large aud.
tence and were quite entertaining. The
managers, the choir, the decorating com.
mittee, and all who participated are to
/ Craig Mcbride, who has been attend.
Ing Granville College, is at home to
spend the summer vacation.
We have heard many favorable com
ments and no adverse criticisms from
the intelligent audience that attended
The grand recital given at the X. of P.
Hall. last Wednesday evening, by Miss
Hunt, elocutionist, of Jackson, Ohio, as,
sisted by her two little pupils, Clyde and
Rhea Knighten, and Misses Eva and
Grace Mutt and Blanche Sternberger, of
Hamden. Miss Hunt is one of the fin
tst elocutionists it has been our privi.
1ege to hear, and all the others who
did admirably. The knight
- tots are prodigies in their line and
how evidences of skillful training, as
veil as extraordinary gifts.
d John Mackerley, of Hillsboro, was the
|Huest of his mother and H. w. Roads,
Sunday.
Britton West and wife, of Chicago,
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cos.
Dett, last week.
SLATE HILL.