The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-08-04
LYNCaIBURs.


Miss Lottie Patchell and little niece,
Maude, Of Stone Lick, are visiting ct the
home Of Dr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kleckner.
Geo. Hayes and wife, VIM. Cashatt
and family, Of Oloverdale, and Ohas.
Redkey and wife. Of Farmers were with
6. Y. Taylor and fsmily last Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Shaffsr and family, after .
pleasant visit with Jacksonville relatives
during the past week, returned home
last Sunday.
Miss Elsie Failor, OF Cincinnati, after
two weeks visit with Gertrude Noble,
returned to her home Sunday.
Pastor R. Smith, Of this M. E. charge
aud Pastor John Wilson. formerly Of
this place but now of New Vienna, ex-
changed pulpits last Sunday.
Quite a large number from here at.
tended the Lutheran picnic at Dodson.
vile last Sunday and reports big crowd.
Why doesn't the Board of Health get
to work?
We cannot always treat with contempt
the gall that is akin to ignorance and we
will reply to the recent dissertation in
the Gazette by saying that because the
writer Of the article may have read some
rules of procedure in o. P. KiDsey's little
book, "The Normal Debater," he must
think that he is complete embodiment
of Jefferson's manual. The Pricetown
correspondent is perfectly welcome to
our old depot building if it will make
good blacksmith shop-but be careful
that the good people do not 'get down
on you" for bringing a nuisance into
their midst. The old eyesore ought to
90. Why don't the Board of Health
condemn it?
Mrs. Addie Bishir has returned after
brief visit to Kansas City relatives.
VIM. McClelland is adjuncting his
home in the east end by erecting new
rooms on the west and overhauling in
general. This change with the FIVE new
dwellings in process of construction will
add materially to this part of town.
Quite number from here attended
Epworth heights last Sunday and heard
Drs. Talmage and Bashford. The latter
gentleman, according to the reports
brought here, is superior to the distin.
guished Tslmage.
Miss Lille Faris visited Miss Viola
Pugh at Jacksonville Saturday.
Prof. H. G. Williams was recently
among bis friends here. We are glad
that Mr.. Williams was once the super.
intendent of our schools.
Unless something unforeseen occurs,
the corn crop in this region will be re.
markably heavy one. The fields, with
out exception, almost, both bottom and
upland, are covered with as luxurisnt
growth OF tasseled maize - we have
ever seen. Verify, this should be sea-
son of good times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McCabe have had as
their guests for the past three;weeks sew.
eral of Mr.. McCabe's nephews and nieces
from Cincinnati. They returned to their
home Sunday.
Walter Failor, of Cincinnati, was q
welcome visitor here Sunday.
Our baseball champs here think it q
shame that Hillsboro should be the vic.
tim of such bunco game as to be beaten
by Wlnkla in baseball. How have the
the mighty fallen!
Mrs. Carrie Rafferty, and son. Clyde,
Of Illinois, are guests of Mrs. Bertha
Linton.
Miss Lena Archer, who has been Wis
iting relatives here for some four weeks,
returned to her home ct Fincastle &C
companied by Uncle Geo. Stanton, who
was here for couple of days.
Mrs. Chas. Henry and son, Paul, of
Newark, are visiting with R. 8. Richards
and family.
Mrs. Margaret Woodmansee, of High
land. visited Mrs. Nettie McOlelland last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Blanche Oolvin, of Hillsboro, Wis
tied Miss Allie Simkins Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Fronia CLANCY is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs James Greed near Berry.
vile.
Messrs. Dsn'l Hay and John Sloane.
of Redbank, visited the Misses Smith
last Saturday and Sunday.
FOLSOM.
July 30, 1898.
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