The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-01-27

NEWS-HERALD
Miss George Richards, the charmin,
young milliner, formerly of this city
but now q resident Of Cleveland, viii
open ah establishment Of her own II
Chillicothe in the spring.
Nat Higgins writes from Seattle
Washington, that he likes the climate
there, being much warmer there thar
here, and also says that there are q
many loafers there as here.
Miss Ida Willet, formerly Of thil
place, has been seriously sick at hel
home in Greenfield for the past six weeks
but is now improving and 1t is hoped
that she will soon be able to be out.
IL people, elegant costumes and car
load Of scenery is the next attraction
Manager Ayres offers the patrons of thu
Opera House. Seats on sale Friday
Jan. 2Sth. Prices, 25, IS and 80 cents.
Mrs. Frank Jeans has gone to Madison
vile to attend called meeting of tht
Foreign Missionary District Secretaries
of the Cincinnati Conference, at the
home Of Mrs. E. 8. Emerson, Conference
Secretary.
Mr.. Charles 2. Erdmann, the popular
tailor Of Chillicothe, who is we'll knowr
in this city, was united in marriage las
week. The bride is Miss Carrie Sulz
bacher, one of Chillicothe's faires
daughters.
The next attraction booked for tn,
Opera House is the Labadie Foust Com
pany, three nights, January 3lst, Feb
l and 2. Popular prices, 25, 35 and 81
cents. Whole house reserved. Seat
on sale January %.
The following young ladies took IL
the best attractions st the Cincinnati
theatres last Friday and Saturday, chap
eroned by Mrs, Will Smith Misses Hat
tie Mahan, Nan Larkin, Florence Har
So. and George Ellifritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kaufman hav'
returned from Charleston, West vir
gininia, ~.ore they witnessed the mar
risge of Mrs. Kaufmsn's sister, Miss ANN
Baer, to Mr.. Gus. Stern, a prominen
business man of that place.
A series of meetings will be given a
Olive Branch Church, commencing Sat
urday, Jan. Goth, 1893 Services Sstur
day, at $50 p. m Sunday, 1880 a. m
and $50 p. m. o. g. .Colegrove, ou
regular pastor viii be present. All ar
invited. E
The Labadie Foust 90. booked fol
Jan. 31st, at the Opera House, carry I
car load of scenery for the complete sit
ing of their plays. Their repertoire
consists of Foust, Lugomar, The Sheriff
Damon and Pythias, Miralda, Nobody
Child, etc. Strong cast.
Father Sullivan, who has been sicl
with pneumonia at the Good Samaritan
Hospital in Cincinnati for some time
died Monday evening. He had charg'
of the st. Mary's Catholic Church herr
for a number of years, and was we'll ant
favorably known by the psople of Hills
boro.
Our exchanges snnoune that the on
ly and "Immortal J. \, Again in thil
section of the oount5y assuming thu
pressure" 1t has b several year.
since he made us a visit. He only
came around then to prove that the
reports that he had beer
drowned were false.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the NEws-HERALD for sub
scription, will please call and settle al
once. Square up your delinquency and
receive the benefit of the 81 90 cash rate
for the coming year. New subscriber
are taken at the rate of $l.OO per year
if paid in advance, or $1.50 at the end o.
the year. Call and get the benefit o.
this reduction.
Mr.. T. E. McOoppin was re employed
as Superintendent of the Infirmary fol
the ensuing year, at the regular meeting
of the Board held last Monday. Mr.
has given entire satisfaction
during the past year, and, by his care
full and efficient management has sue
ceeded in reducing the expenses. The
Board has been very economical during
Tho mat voar ond oro Uoll nloaaad 1--WE,