The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-04-28
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April 25, s9s


the United Brethren in Christ, will con.
vene at Mowrystown on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, May Sd, 4th
and 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parrot visited Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Stout ct Hillsboro last
Sunday.
There are yet few cases Of measles
here
Mrs. James Weaver, who has been
very sick, is still very poorly at this
writing
DR.. M. F. Funk had one of his dwelling
houses moved to lot near the depot
last week. The work was done BY Air.
hart and .Bindley, Of Buford, assisted by
Writings engine.
Mr.. Mills, of Greenfield, is the new
miller in the Roller mill here.
Mack Purdy and wife, with his mother,
have moved in his fine new residence
on West Main street. He is getting his
new house painted The work is being
done by a Mr.. Greenoe, Of Eckmansville.
VIM. Hunter has moved his family in
the house vacated by Mack Purdy.
G. W. Badpley and wife visited rela
tives at New Vienna last week
Chas Siraby and wife took trip to
Greenfield and New Vienna few days
ago.
Mrs. Reed has just brought on fine
supply of millinery goods and is prepared
to please the most fastidious.
We will be ready to report big fish
story in our next letter.
We are glad to say that J. Osborne,
of Taylorsville, has begun building new
house near the depot and will be resi-.
dent of this town before long.
D. Caron will soon move to Taylers
vile.
Andrew Haley is one of the new work.
man employed at the saw mill near the
depot.
Since the late rains Vegetation is max.
ing green appearance and fruit trees
have put on their finest attire.
The new dressmakers are doing great
deal of work here which gives good sat.
isfaction. They are located on North
High street nearly opposite the tin shop.
Mrs. John Funk, who has been very
sick for some time, is able to be out
again.
Adolph Jacobs, who visited his son,
Albert, at Portsmouth, came home q
few days ago.
Our merchants say the telephone is a
great benefit to them.
Miss Grace Parrot is sojourning
among friends in Hillsboro.
1t is with deep regret we announce the
sad death OF George Rosselot, jr., which
occurred on April 23d, 1898, He left
home in good health with his brother,
Ed, to get timber in the woods and
while telling tree falling limb struck
him on the head causing instant death
He leaves widowed mother and three
brothers. Edward and Albert, a promi.
nent school teacher of Highland county,
and Joseph, the youngest brother.
George was an upright young man and
a model citizen, whose good example
will long be remembered by all who
were intimately acquainted with him.
He had been engaged in school teaching
for number of years and was engaged
for the South Fincastle school for the
coming winter. His sorrowing mother
has the sympathy of all. Only few
years ago her husband, the late George
Rosselot, ST., died, and only few years
before that, son died very suddenly.
and alec an only daughter died sudden
death. both in quick succession
Georges life though but fairly begun
was cut off in the beginning of man.
hood. His many friends will ever hold
pleasant memories OF him. Too much
praise cannot be given him for kindness
shown to his mother since his fathers
death. She will miss him as will also
his brothers, yet he has only "gone be
lore" to join the loved ones who are al.
ready there, The funeral will be preach:
ed this morning in the Presbyterian
Church here by Rev. Galbreath. His
body will be taken to the Ebenezer GEM
etery for burial
We will miss this loved ones presence ev'ry day;
As we travel through this life-a weary way.
Tho our tears flow free aud fast
We shall meet again at last
From them never more to stay.