The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-12-29

DecembSf -, 1859.
Holiday greetings 10 Ill The readers
Of the NBws- HHRAiD. 49, ~
The u D. Sunday school gave IL pa.
pills their annual treat Sunday.
Rev. II. g. Uurlen viii visit his par
ents ct Blanchester this week.
An interesting meeting closed at the
Boston N. e. Church Last Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wad.
dell, December 20, Hne daughter. 4
Zach. Farrell, Of sabina, spent Christ
mas among friends here.
John Few, Of Mowrystown, has been
the guest Of Chff Badgely the past few
days.
w. E. Ferguson has sold his premisis
near Barrett's Mill to Aron Stalker.
Prof. E. M. Roberts, principal Of the
Centerfeld school, is spending vacation
week with his family here.
Prof. and Mrs. II. B Galliett are visit
ing friends at New Vienna.
Craig Mcbride, who has been attend
ing school at Granville, 10 at home to
spend vacation.
George Browning and family, Of Ross
county, we're guests Of w. A. Browning
Saturday and Sunday.
X. NJ. Ferguson, who has been absent
several months a. travelling salesman, IL
spending the holidays with his friends
here.
J.B. Gossett and wife and grandson,
Kenneth, ate Christmas turkey with
Charles Gossett, Of Bainbridge, yesterday.
Geo. L. Garrett, of Hillsboro, was the
guest OF his mother aAd brother, Vernon,
Christmas.
Harry Hettinger and wife, Of Wash
ington @. H are guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Epperson.
|. Lewis Dewitt and sister, Miss Mary,
are visiting their brother in law and els.
ter, Rev. and Mrs. A. E Wright at Cir
cleville.
Joseph Karnes and Joseph Owens,
who have been attending school at Ada,
are at their homes TO spend the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe went to Bowersville
last week to attend the wedding Of her
cousin, Miss Rittenhouse.
N. r. Barrett and wife and son, Rich.
ard, are visiting friends at Hamden and
Lancaster this week.
The Christmas service at the M. E.
Church Saturday night was well attend.
ed and quite entertaining.
The public schools gave an entertain.
ment last Friday afternoon of which We
have heard favorable mention by those
who were present.
J. B. Davis, who has superintended
the M. e. Sunday School for several
years, was presented with several valu.
able books Christmas by the school - .
token Of the high esteem in which he is
held. "a
The Farmers Institute will have pub
lie meeting at the K. of P. Hall, satur.
day, January 14th, at 2 p. m, to which
all are cordially invited. Joseph Karnes
will give lecture or furnish . paper ON
sheep and the subject will be discussed
by others, and If time will permit, J. B.
Davis will furnish paper on cattle. The
annual institute will be held February
22d and 23d.
The members of ]. E. Upp's Sunday
school class gave him splendid teach.
ers' bible as a Christmas gift. J. F.
Brown presented his teacher with val
liable fountain pen which your CORE
spondent knows was highly appreciated.
William H. Montgomery and Miss
Cora Sans we're happily united in mar.
riage by Rev. J. /. Taggart, Wednesday,
December 2l, 1898, at the homo Of the
brides parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Sans, near Boston. The wedding was
elegant though limited in the number Of
guests, only few Of the friends
being present. Miss Lizzie Beavers
played the wedding march and
after the bountiful repast was served
she entertained the guests with Q mum.
Der of choice selections Of music. Later
on large crowd Of serenaders came and
for time made the welkin ring with
discordant sounds but courteously re.
tired % soon as the bride and groom sp-
peared. A splendid reception was Civ.
en- them on the following day at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Montgomery, near Rains.
boro.
MARRIED..
Frank Rhoades and Miss Ina David.
son, both Of Sinking Spring, were mar.
ried by II. H. Maddax, ]. p, at his Office