The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-06-23

Wheat harvest began lnearnest todAy.
Miss Willie Smith ID svisiting relatives
in Clermont county. #
Rev. G. NJ. Edgar, Of Troy, o., wss the
guest Of Alonso Upp Last week.
Prof. E. M. Roberts hes been employed
to teach at Centerfield the coming year.
william Holmes and son, Harry, Of
Washington, @. H., were entertained by
T. r. Fletcher part Of Last week.
John and Craig Mcbride returned
Friday from Granville whore they had
been attending the College Commence
ment.
Three more Of John SYMPTOMS children
are lust recovering from measles.
Earnest Barrett, of Colorado Springs,
Col, has been enjoying adelightful visit
with his cousin, Louie Ladd.
F. M. Ferguson, Of this place, and
Samuel beaverton, Of Boston, represen.
ted the W. H. Trimble Post at the State
g. 4. R. Encampment at Mount Vernon
last week.
Mrs Margaret Gall and daughter, Miss
Vells, Of Belfast, have been recent Wis.
itors at the home Of Aunt Jane Davis.
The Quarterly Meeting for Rainsboro
charge will begin at New Petersburg
Friday, July LIST, at 1890 a. M, with q
sermon by presiding Elder Pesrne.
Mrs. b. M. Barrett has been visiting
several days at the home of her mother
in Hillsboro. Her sister, Miss Blanche
Jones is staying with Mrs. Barrett's
family during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. benson Ladd gave their
son Louie very enjoyable birthday
surprise party on Monday evening of
last week.
About fifty Of the Modern Woodmen,
Of this place, attended the picnic at Hills.
boro on the 10th. They made a splen.
did appearance in their new uniforms
and we we're proud Of them.
Miss Carrie Brown had the pleasure
of entertaining her cousins, Mrs. Anna
Wolfe and Miss Mary Watts, of Marshall,
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. Kelley and wife, Joseph Wilson
and wife, Rev. W. 7. Tyler and wife, the
Misses Cameron, of Oynthiana, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccall, and Misses Emma and
Edith Lucas, Of Carmel, attended Chill
drens' Day service here Sunday and were
guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Head, Of Hillsboro,
attended church here Sunday and were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
J. B. Davis.
Charles E. Gossett and family, of
cambridge, were among friends here
yesterday.
The Childrens' Day services at the M.
E. Church drew full house. The floral
display was beautiful, the music good,
and the exercises bv the children were
quite entertaining. The K. of P. ser.
vices at night were also largely attended.
The order attended in a body. The ser.
mon by Rev. W. T. Tyler was appropri
ate and we'll received and if its teachings
were practiced by all the world would
be better than it is
Will II. Roads is putting the finishing
touches on the Winget house which
makes fine appearance. He and Har.
vey Mccoy and Leslie Currey have three
school houses to paint in Brushcreek
township.
Mrs. Margaret Chapman has been
deeply afflicted of late and up to this
date does not seem to get any permanent
relief.
Mrs. Nancy wsshburn had a stroke OF
paralysis several days ago and though
slightly better is still in q critical CON.
dition.
Chaplain winget was here two or three
days of last week. He went from here
to Piketon to preach the Memorial Ser
mon for the I. o. o. F. Sunday but will
return here today and will be accom-.
panied homo by his daughter, Mrs. VIII.
liam Miller and her two children. He
has been reemployed as Chaplain Of the
at Columbus and will not
move here as was hoped for by his many
friends.
Mrs Edwin Keelor reached her Gath
last Sunday and was very pleas
antly surprised by her children, all Of
whom were present but Newton, who was
detained at his home on account Of sick
ness.
NEW AARKET.