The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-10-21

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For one dollars worth OF hardware
you buy at the H. H. Co., you get a
chance to draw fifteen dollar coal heat.
er.
Mrs. Elmer Kendall, of Jackson, has
returned to her home after pleasant
visit with her mother, Mrs. Maria Hog
sett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Morrow and
daughter, of Elgin, Ill were visiting at
the home OF DR.. b D. Granger, last
week.
Did you see that crowd at Richard,
Stevens & Cos, last Saturday? They
will have bargains for all ON Saturday,
Oct. 23d
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lefever returned
Monday afternoon to their home in Gin.
cinnati, after pleasant visit among
friends here.
Charlie Wood is as happy at the "big
sun flower that mods and bends in the
breezes." The newcomer at his home
is great big boy.
Mrs Ella Raymond, formerly Miss
Ella Buck, of this city, is here from her
home in Dayton, on visit to her aunt,
Mrs B. F. Chaney.
Prof. Rayburn, of the New Vienna
Public Schools, and Miss Ida B. John.
son, of Vienna, were the guest of friends
in this city, Sunday.
The pastor of the colored Methodist
Church will preach sermon on the sub
iect of Education, at $3.50 p. m., Sunday
oath. All are invited.
Hon. H. w. Hope, of Paint P. o., and
and Rev. T. w. Locke, of Bainbridge,
we're here in attendance upon the Bruce
lecture, Thursday evening.
Last Friday morning in the College
chapel, Mrs. Mar, the accomplished
French teacher, gave most delightful
and instructive talk on Paris.
The receiver is ready to pay the third
dividend, Is per cent. to the creditors
eff the First National Bank, of Hillsboro,
o. JOHN HUL1TT, Rec'r.
Ladies, you can't afford to miss the
special sale of fine shoes at the Cincn-
natl Sample Shoe Store. $3.50 and 8 90
shoes at $l.6S Latest style toes, button
or lace.
If you want to spend one dollar Tor
more) for hardware, 60 to the Hillsboro
Hardware Co and secure chance on
one of the finest heating stoves on the
market.
A detachment of the Salvation Army
consisting of fifteen members will arrive
here Monday, and hold nightly meet
ings in the Court House, They are fine
musicians
The engine house of the fire depart
ment has been furnished with a new
floor. The old one had been there since
the building was erected, and was rotten
and unsafe
Miss A. Virginia Hussey, charmi 6
representative OF the Cincinnati Sym
phony Orchestra Association, is a guest
at the home of her relatives, Mr., and
Mrs Ben Conard
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
will give chicken pie noon dinner in
their social rooms, Thursday October
2S. Business men are especially invited,
but all are welcome.
Mrs. Mills Gardner died at her home
in Washington G.. H. Wednesday, after
a protracted, though not alarming illness
She was sixty,seven years of age
The funeral will take place today.
Rev. T. S. Buckingham has removed
his family from Warren, O., to this city.
They will occupy the new house erected
by Mr.. Landess, on the Woodrow lot,
Elm street.
"Ching" Fullerton left Monday to re
sumo his journalistic work on the Chi.
cago Tribune. Ching is one of the favor.
ties on the staff of that paper, and stands
deservedly high in literary circles.
The New Vienna Reporter has taken
to itself Coffin. Not that there are any
signs of demise, at all, but rather the
contrary The Coffin referred to is w.
B. Coffin, skilled news and job printer
from Indianapolis.
The foundation for the Soldiers Mon.
ument has been laid. The granite base
ia here and the hronza statues A daY