The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-06-23
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June 20. 1893
Ed. N. Virgins, a&tornsy .at.law, ,trans.
acted legal business In Blanchester 70.
Gently.
Attorney Orebaush and wils enter
tanned, Mr.. and Mn. Pence and son,
General, on last Sunday. III
Mrs. Jessie Killing and daughter, Of
Hillsboro, are with Mn. Killings par.
ents here. ia efaas
Odd Fellows Memorial Day was OBJ.
served here last Sunday afternoon. The
sermon was delivered in the grove by
Rev. g. g. CLARK, who based his talk on
the three links, F. L. and T. The ser.
mon was most excellent and was kindly
received by q goodly audience. After
the meeting In the grove, the order pro.
ceeded to the cemetery where they
decorated the graves Of their departed
brethren. ]. r. Rizer gave . short talk
while the graves were being decorated.
There were 43 members Of the order in
line on the march to the cemetery. Ex.
Mayor Pulse was chairman Of the day.
Mrs. Susan Oashatt visited relatives
in Cincinnati Sunday. She was accom-.
panied home by Miss Grace Oashatt
who will visit friends and relatives here
for time. a
The local camp M. W. A., with large
number Of our people, attended the
grand picnic at Hillsboro on last Thurs
day. Perhaps $50 from this immediate
vicinity were at the county seat on that
occasion. About IS took advantage Of
the cheap rate and went by rail return.
ing on the special train chartered by the
"Boys," the rest driving up. Lynchburg
is anxious for her turn to come.
DR.. g. B. Kleckner and Mrs, p. NJ.
West transacted business in Wilmington
Friday.
Attorneys Orebaugh, Troth and Muir.
ply were engaged at litigation in Viii.
mington last Friday and Saturday.
Robt. Green, of Morrisville, gave
Lynchburg business call on Monday.
Ed. schuber, of Chillicothe, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Albert Mech.
EN-.
The local camp of Modern Woodmen
went over to New Vienna last Friday
night and assisted D. H. g., Geo. F.
Myers in instituting New Vienna Camp
No. 5541, M. W. A. Those going over
were @. A. Puckett, L. L. Faris, Arville
Roberts, Isaac Pitzer. R. O. Dean, VIM.
Coffman, VIM. McClelland. W. g. Ross,
Chas. Kelly, Chas. West, G. Jones, Ed.
Willett, Fred. Rammel, Milt Wayne,
Frank Singleton and Everett Britton.
VIM. Cleveland and G. L. Bering have
returned from Chicago where they spent
last week with Frank Bering, one of
our Lynchburg boys.
Chas. g. Fields, our own Charlie, one
Of the most popular hotel men of the
county, is with his mother here for
about ten days. O. g. is just returning
from a trip through England and ON the
Continent. Mr.. Fields has travelled ex-
tensively and his genial manner and
conversational powers make him most
congenial companion.
The Dodson township 8. 8. Associa-
ton will he held in the beautiful grove
here next Sunday afternoon. Should
the weather prove unfavorable the meet.
ing will be held in the M. E. Church.
A. M. Garoutte, L. L. Faris, Lille Faris
and Mrs. Bertha Linton attended the
State Sunday school convention held at
Columbus last week, and report most
delightful meeting.
DR.. George Orebaueh and wife, Of New
Petersburg, visited their parents at this
place last Saturday.
The newly elected officers of the Rath
bone sisters are q follows: P.O., Lille
Faris; NJ. E. O., Nellie StAutner; NJ. E
Sr., Sadie Cleveland; NJ. E., Jr., Vernice
Meadow N. Of T., Grace Faris; NJ. Of
F., Bertha Linton NJ. Of r. and O.,
Nettie King; g. I. T.. Grace Faris; G.
o. T., Myrta Dean. The Rathbones were
only organized April 9th, but they mum.
Der about sixty members and are still
receiving accessions. There can be no
doubt that when properly conducted
these lodges will be conducive of great
good
The L. w. of the Gazette takes excep.