The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-10
KAlNSBORO.
March Z, 1898,

March z, 1898.
Uric Waddell has gone to Illinois to
spend the spring and summer.
John w. Upp and family have moved
to his farm one mile east Of Rainsboro.
P. B. Harrington and wife visited
Ellsworth Warnock, in Ross county, the
first OF this week.
Will Davidson, of Sinking Spring, was
the guest of special friend here yes.
terday.
John L. Redkey, one of our best known
citizens, has been on the sick list for the
past few days.
Several of our people attended the
Farmers Institute at Hillsboro, and were
pleased with what they saw and heard
Burch Hixson has been kept at home
with sickness for some time but has i'm.
proved some of late.
Josepeh Ferneau, of Barrett's Mills,
will occupy the property purchased of
Mrs. j. w. Upp in the near future.
Prof Caldwell's little daughter is just
recovering from an attack of something
like lung fever.
Robert Davidson and wife and Miss
Nellie Bushong visited friends at Sink
ing Spring last week.
Isaac Upp has leased his farm to Jso
eph Lewis for two years and will move
to Greenfield this week.
Misses Della Redkey and Elsie Upp
have been on the sick list during the
past week, but are improving at this
time.
Nicholas Upp received blow on the
head from some part of falling tree,
last Thursday, that knocked him sense.
less for time. DR.. Mcbride was i'm
mediately called and found him serious
ly but not dangerously hurt and thinks
that he will be all right in short time.
Carey Wright, of Lynchburg, moved
his undertaking outfit to this place last
Tuesday and has had two calls already
and has rendered acceptable and eff
cient and acceptable service we think
He will move his family here this week
and will occupy part of the building
on Main street in which J. s. w. Spar
CUR resides.
William Bussey, a prominent citizen
and stock dealer of this place, died Fri
day morning OF heart failure and was
buried at the upper Quaker Cemetery,
Sunday, after an appropriate funeral ser
vice at the Friends Church.
The department has granted a new
postoffice at Costello's mill and named
it Lodore. Thomas Costello has been
appointed postmaster and has taken the
oath of Office and sent his bond properly
filled to the department and will be
ready for business in short time.
After consultation with DR.. Ricketts,
at Leesburg, conclusion was reached
that it would be as we'll for Mrs. j. L
Gossett to return home instead of going
to Cincinnati and on Tuesday, DR..
Ricketts, came over accompanied by DR..
Ralph Holmes and assisted by Drs.
Mcbride and Mercer an operation was
skillfully and successfully performed
and the patient is doing we'll. DIR. Rick.
etts returned to the city the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccall, a worthy
young couple living one mile east of
Spargur's mill, have recently been twice
bereaved. A few weeks ago their four
children, consisting of three sons and
one daughter. became afflicted with
measles and on the 25th day of Febru.
ary. little Calvin, Youngest son died and
On Thursday of last week, Fannie, the
lovely, intelligent daughter, aged Is
years, died of heart failure superinduced |
by the measles from which she had |
been suffering many days, At the time
that Miss Fannie died, Joseph, the old.
est son was dangerously i'll, but he has
improved some and hopes are enter.
tanned for his recovery.
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