The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26
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Mr.. R. B. McMullen visited friends in
Hillsboro Saturday and Sunday.
Kenneth Gossett has been visiting bis
aunt in Ross county for several days
past.
Miss Annie Perrill has ecro u G-...,.
field and expects to be al.,,,.D IL, solne
time.
Mrs. Harry Hettinger, of Washington
@. H., Is the guest of her parents, Mr..
G. M. Epperson and wife.
Edward Gossett has been with friends
at Nipgen for the past few days.
Miss Mary Brown, of Russells, and
Miss Mary Barrere, Of Hillsboro, were
pleasantly entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
J. F. Brown and Miss Della Redkey Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs.J. L. Gossett spent part of last
week among friends at Greenfield.
Miss Ella Alderman has gone to Illi.
nois to spend the summer among rela-
tives.
Clint Knicely, who formerly resided
here, was buried at Bainbridge last
week. He died of typhoid fever.
s. M, Taggart and daughter, Eva, and
son, Charley, of Jeffersonville, spent the
Sabbath here with his parents
Mrs. w. P. Jackson, Mrs. Thos. Cos.
tello and Mrs. N. R. Barrett are the del
egates to the W. F. M. s convention at
Leesburg next Friday.
Capt. and Mrs D. NJ Barrett, of Ian.
caster, visited their children in this vi.
cinity last week.
Prof, H. B Galliett, who has been
employed as principal of our school for
the coming year, has moved to this place
last week. We extend cordial vel.
come.
Allen Ferrell's son in.law, Edgar Gro
zier, of whose serious injuries we made
mention last week, died and his remains
were brought to Bainbridge for burial
last Thursday.
The prospect for good wheat crop in
Paint township is slightly above the av.
erage for this time OF the year.
W. J. Redkey will spend part Of this
week in Columbus, laying in his stock
Of spring goods.
DR.. ]. A. Mercer and j. s. w. Spargur
attended the I. o. o. F. convention at
Washington @. H. last week, and went
from there to Springfield. They report
an enjoyable time.
At a meeting of the Epworth League
last night the following officers were
chosen: President, Roy Coleman: 1st
Vice. president, Thos. Costello; I'd Vice
President, Della Redkey Sd Vice. Presi.
dent, Mrs Jennie Roberts; 4th Vice
President, Mrs. Lizzie Beavers Secre.
tary, Lille Roads; Treasurer, ]. l. Tag.
gart. Roy Coleman and Thos. Costello
were selected as delegates to the district
convention at Jamestown June 9th and
10th. J. B. Davis and Josie Spargur are
the alternates.
The Paint township 8. 8. U. held q
largely attended meeting at Boston Sun.
day aftarnoon. The following persons
participated in the exercises and helped
to make them interesting: Misses Elsie
Barret, George Davis and Lizzie Upp
gave recitations; M. F. Wallace, Misses
Ethel Watts and Anna Buntain furnish.
ed papers; E o Hetherington, A. D.
Virgins and Rev. W. P. Jackson made
addresses, and the Boston choir furnish.
ed the music. The next meeting will
be held in the Presbyterian Church al
New Petersburg, July 10th. The follow
ing officers were elected: President
Joseph Karnes; Vice President, ]. B
Davis Secretary, Mamie Patton; Treas
urer, Lewis Dewitt.
D. Elliott, BARLEY Stanforth, Charley
Richards, Hamer Mccoy and Bert Viii
son, of Folsom, were guests at the home
/ of M. v. Wheaton Sundav.