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

| the nome OF MS parents az Bell Run,
Carey was an only son, 81 years of age.
His parents and only sister have the
sympathy of all.
P J. Rosselot, of Gath, highly re.
spected citizen and an old resident of
that place, died few days ago in the
9th year of his age. A beautiful funer.
al sermon was preached here in the
Presbyterian Church by Rev. Brown, of
the NJ E Church, after which the re.
mains were taken to the Ebenezer GENE.
terry for burial, followed by long con
course of sympathizing friends and rea
tives.
John Rose, of New Vienna, was here
to visit his family few days ago. His
family will soon move to that place.
George Euverard, of this place, is at
Hillsboro at the bedside of his little
grandson, Homes Euverard who is very
sick.
Rev. D. Weaver, of the U B Church,
is holding protracted meeting at Am.
brose Chapel.
One of the most delightful events of
season was the marriage of VIM. Winkle,
son of G. w. Wrinkle, prosperous far.
mer of this township, and Miss Emma
Sirabry, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Sirabry, of Bell Run, February IL, 1898
The groom's parents gave them pleas
ant reception on Friday.
The Farmers Institute which was held
here on the 4th and 5th was quite a
pleasant affair and was we'll attended.
The State speakers, J. E Wing, of Me.
chanicsburg and J. F. Greene, of San
dusky, arrived Friday morning on the
1890 train. Morning session opened by
the band, after which prayer by D.
Williamson, of Hillsboro. ]. E. Wing
lectured on "Three New Forage Crops
that succeed in Ohio. Oats, Alfalfa and
Rape" His address was followed by a
lively discussion. Then song by the
little girls with violin accompaniment
by Harold Galliett. After dinner DR..
Guertin read paper on Diseases of
Domestic Animals" A paper which did
much credit to the doctor. Next, J. F.
Greene, the other State speaker, "Small
Fruits on the Farm" was the title of his
lecture. Everybody was interested.
Song by the little girls with violin. Then
J. Wings lecture "About the Farmers
Home" was very interesting. Dismissed
until p. m. If the crowd was large
during the day it was much larger at
night. The Town Hall was beautifully
lit up and everybody seemed happy and
contented. The band furnished splen.
did music. Then J. E Wings lecture.
"Ranch Life From Cow Boys Point of
View" We would like to tell all about
it but space forbids. We will say it was
splendid. Charlie Diehl gave selection
on the graphaphone. ]. F. Greene's
lecture, "The Education of the Farmers
Girls and Boys" was beautiful. A song
from the juvenile class and violin accom-.
psniment by Harold Galliett. Then a
speech from Ray Fenwick which was
we'll spoken for little boy. The next,
J. J. Galliett read a paper entitled
"Young Man Have Sand in Your Craw."
1t was both amusing and instructive and
did much credit to j. j, as it showed
he had "grit" to "get up" such a paper.
Then Harold Galliett spoke recitation
on what "Ruined Farmer Brown" Har.
old is little boy" but he delivered
this like "big man." The last thing
was music from the band. Saturday
morning opened with music by band. ].
E. Wings lecture, "The Ideal rotation
for the Stock Farm, Corn, Oats, Clover"
was appreciated by all. Then Carey
Rhoten spoke about Benefits derived
from Dehorning Cattle" subject in.
teresting and instructive. Song by the
little girls with violin. j. F. Greene's
lecture, Preparation of soil for crops"
was we'll listened to. Dismission for
Dinner. 1.30 music by the band. Song
by the little girls with violin. Lecture
by ]. E. Wing, "The Model Barn." was
appreciated. "Music in the Home"
paper by Prof. M. N. Jodry was very
interesting to all lovers of music. Next
came the Query Box. j. +. Greene lee.
tured on "Value of Organization to Far
mers." Farmers Congress, "What Have
We Learned During This Institute ?"
Everybody is satisfied with the Far
mers' Institute and all voted to have it
here again. Officers for the coming
year are Jacob Yochum, President;
L. E. Roberts, Vice President; John
Fenwick, Secretary; Executive Com
mittee, @. P. Helsley, G.. W. Rhoten.
Peter Yochum. jr.