The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-02-17
LYNCHBURG.

February IA, 1898.
Robert Hodson, wife and grandson
were in Wilmington last Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Miller and children Wis.
tied Mrs. Miller's parents in Blanchester
over Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Murphy called on friends
in Blanchester last Sunday.
Miletus Garner, of Wilmington, paid
his parents short visit last Saturday.
Mayor Pulses court was in session
last Saturday, the result of a bloody
nose received from the hand of one Mr..
Brewer. The costs and fine of each one
was over SO
D. Murphy, Jerry Archer and Isma
Troth were in Hillsboro last Saturday.
T. D. jackson and family, Of Blanches
ter, were visiting Mrs Jackson's parents,
Nh. and Mrs. Pitzer, here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Purdy, of Cuba,
Clinton county, were calling on friends
here last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton,
OF the same place, were calling at the
home of Jacob Holiday.
The Alice Byno Comedy Company
that has been here the past week has
had large audiences every night and will
be here all this week
Rev. Smith, the new NJ. E. minister
here, is meeting with encouragement
so far and all seem to like him.
Thos. Dehass, of indianapolis, Ind,
and Robt. Sanderson, of Covington, KY,
called on Mrs. J w. Landess here last
Friday night and from here went to
Pricetown to see after business affairs
there.
Andrew Bishire has gone to Hamilton
after bis wife and to see new grandson
who came TO brighten the home of his
son, Lon, about February 1st
Mrs. Oracle, of Columbus, is visiting
her parents at this time and expects to
remain with them tor several weeks.
Mr.. Harvey Gilbert, of Morristown,
Ind, was visiting Mrs. Wallace, of this
place, last week.
VIM. Fields lost very valuable COW
last week from inflammation of the intes
tines.
Oscar CLANCY and wife left last Sun.
day for Philadelphia Penn, where Mr..
CLANCY is employed in hotel.
The case of N. W. Roush against Mrs.
Sikyra was continued for eight days to
give the defendant time to procure some
witnesses she wanted in the case.
Carey Wright visited his brother at
Berryville last Sunday and Monday.
Scott King is improving very much
and we hope will soon be out again.
Geo. Vanzant and family were calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. King and family last
Mrs. Eli Roush visited at the home of
Perry Whiteaker and R. Hodson several
days last week.
J.C. Adair and Mics Belford were in
the city last week buying their spring
goods.
Mr.. McNeal, of the firm OF McNeal &
with his family visited friends
in sabina last week.
John Bennett, of Nevin, had citation
from our Trustees to come over and take
care of some who could not take care of |
themselves and made the call but left |
the poor.
Something out of the ordinary occur.
red in police court here Saturday even.
ng. Two prisoners arranged at one
lime and one attorney defended them
both. L. J. had the honor to be the man
who did this.
Jas. Brulport has started new hard.
ware store and tin shop combined at his
I'D stand on Main street.
What do you think of this for windy
tory. The wind blew so hard in Kan.
las it blew mare and colt over a barn
md never blew the barn down. So says
me eloquent talker of this place.
If you want to find out who is the big.
rest liar in this town, ask Granville
Thompson. But stand a reasonable dis
ance away when you do it.
Mr. Ed. Willett, the man who has the
Jaw mill here, can't keep himself in
ogs. The weather is is 40 bad and roads
% muddy. But thinks he will be able
% keep the mill running all the time
when the weather settles.