The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-06-02
KAINSBUKO.
MAY so, 1898.

Miss Mary Carr, Of Washington, is tie
guest of Mrs. A. w. Spargur.
Charley Laffsrty is having tussle
with the measles at the home of Burch
Hixson.
Aunt Jane Davis has returned from a
visit of several weeks among relatives in
Brown county.
Lewis Ladd is out again after a pretty
tough siege with measles.
Rev. J. H. Davis, of Feesburg, spent
part of last week here looking after
the interests of his farm and visiting
friends.
Mss. Kate Hudson, who has been
making her home with William Kerns,
has moved to her property in New
Petersburg !
Master Johnnie Davis, of Feesburg,
is here to spend month visiting
his grandmother and other friends.
Mrs. Nancy washburn had the pleas.
ure of entertaining Mrs. Wasburn and
Miss Mary jackson, of Fort Hill. last
Thursday.
Drs. Mcbride and Mercer attended
the funeral of Alvin Smiths little
daughter, at Marshall, last Thursday.
Anna Browning and family spent the
Sunday with friends in Hillsboro.
D. A. West and family have moved
to their farm one mile south of town
Prof. Galliett and wife are visiting
friends at Mowrystown this week.
Mrs. Phoebe Means and two children,
of Arkansas, are guests of her mother,
Mrs. Morgan Caudy.
Childrens day service at the M E.
Church has been postponed until June
the 18th.
Mrs. Dempsey Redkey and Mrs.
Thomas Ladd are on the sick list, The
latter was seriously i'll for time last
Saturday but is much better.
The Rathbone sisters will have their
memorial services on the Sth of June.
All the members Of the order are re-
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p, m. of that day and from there they
will proceed to the Beavers cemetery
where the decoration services will take
place.
Prof. Jack Harper, of Marshall, was
shaking hands with friends here a few
days since. He has been employed as
principal of the Petersburg school for
the coming year.
The meadows of Paint township are
not so badly infested " ith white top as
they have been during the past few
years.
We enjoyed pleasant call from Ed. |
ward McHugh, of Cincinnati, last week
while he was visiting his sisters, Mrs.
Jane Roberts and Miss Ann McHugh
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ross and three
children, of Hillsboro, were welcome
guests at the homes of Sylvanus Ross
and Thomas Costello last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Brown, Mrs. W.
p Jackson, Miss Della Redkey and j..
l. Ta9gart and wife attended the Won.
ans Foreign Missionary Society Con-
vention at Leesburg on the 9th.
A number of persons from Boston,
Fall Creek, Bridges and New Peters.
burg attended the memorial services at
this place yesterday. The sermon by
Rev. W. L. Tyler was appropriate and
good, the music was excellent and the
audience quite large. The X. of p and
Modern Woodmen met with the G. A.
R. and Sons of Vetrans by invitation.
John Montgomery closed successful q
term of school in district No last Fri.
day. The patrons of the school showed t
their kindly feeling toward him and
their appreciation of his services by i
visiting the school at the noon hour
with well filled baskets. Their coming ,
was surprise but none the less appre.
ciated by the teacher on that account.
An enjoyable time is reported.
Mrs. J. A. W. .Spargur represented the .
Rathbone Sisters, of this place, in the Z
Grand Lodge that recently convened in =
Dayton Ohio. y.
The K. of P. memorial services will be
held at this place next Sunday week.
There will be meeting at the Hall at 2 :
p. m. and another at the M. E. Church
at night. The memorial sermon will be
preached at the night service by Rev.
W. L. Tyler, of Cynthiana. o
Mrs. James Rowe and daughter, =
Efie, of Sugartree Ridge, are visitors at
the home of James Rowe.
Charles A. Gotsett, wife and son. of "
are guests of Thomas Kerns
and Mrs. Bryant on East Main street.