The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-03-02
HIGHLAND.
February "a, 1899.

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Mn. John Dowd, Of Middleton, is vis-
itins the family Of I. B. McPherson.
Miss CLARA Morris. Of New Vienna,
was the guest Of Ida Husssy Sunday.
Mrs Robert Powell and Ida Hussey
visited friends in Lynchburs Friday.
Mrs. J. O. Marcouett, Of Hillsboro, Il
visiting friends In this place.
Mn DR.. Craig and little daughter, Of
Sabina, were visiting her father, Elias
Adams, part Of last week.
Miss Maude Walker, Of Lynchburg,
was guest at the home Of Robert Pow.
ell and wife Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Sam and Alison CLARK spent Tues
day with Charles Haines and wife in
Leesburg.
R B Barrett and wife and daughter,
Beulah. spent Wednesday evening with
Jos. Cohn's family.
Nose Cohn and wife are in Cincinnati
this week making some purchases pre-.
paratory to house keeping. They will
occupy the droperty OF Mrs. Swearingen,
recently vacated by DR.. Wright.
The intermediate and primary depart
ments Of the school gave very nice en-
tertainment Friday afternoon, consist
Jog of recitstions. readings, songs, etc.
Quite number of visitors were present.
T. L McConr aughey has moved from
Mrs. VIM Cliver's place to the farm of
William Hixson. Alvs Bogue will have
charge of Mrs. Cliver's farm.
Mrs. g. W. Morrison is suffering from
an attack Of grip. Mrs. F.s. Woodman-
see is also on the sick list. Most of those
reported sick last week are convalescing.
o. B. Savage, wife and daughter, Of
Wilmington, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his mother and sister in
this place.
Nose Rice and wife, Of Vienna, were
the guest of her father and family over
Sunday.
| Zeke Williams, who has been living
for some time on the farm Of D. A. Ter.
rell and driving . huckstsr wagon for
g. W. Hoskins, intends to move soon
and it is understood that Carey Wallace
and family will occupy the property W.
Gated.
Miss Nora Anderson, from near Green.
field, il visitor at the homo Of p. O.
Daughters ahd wife.
The W. F. N. 8. will meet Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. D. 9. Ferguson.
Married-At the M. Z. parsonage
Thursday, February 23d, Mr.. Chas. Hen
derson and Miss Eliza Haines, Rev. j.
E. q. Seminar officiating.
The quarterly conference of the High
land County W. @. T. o. met in the M.
E. Church Thursday morning At 10
o'clock with the president, Mrs. W r..
Patterson. in the chair. Devotional ex-
ercises were led by Mrs. Lizzie Boatman,
of Samantha, who read for the opening
the sixtieth chaper of Isaiah prayer by
Mrs. R. A. Arthur. Roll call of officers
was responded to by all, except the cor.
responding secretary. Reports from sup.
erintendents of the different depart
ments were interesting and showed that
good work had been done on all lines.
Miss Connect, of Athens, State secretary
of the Y. W. G. u, was then introduced
and gave very interesting talk. After
the noontide prayer by Rev. Sentmsn,
meeting adjourned to meet at l:3O. When
the meeting was called to order there
was scripture reading by Mrs. Arthur
and prayer by Mrs. Harshs. The ad.
dress Of welcome by Mrs. Ferguson was
listened to with much interest and re-
sponses were made by Mrs. Marr and
Mrs. Arthur. The special need of each
local union was discussed. A recitation
by Miss Olo Barger was beautifully rem
dered. Miss Georgiana Ferguson fsv.
ored the meeting with music on the vi
olin. An excellent paper was read by
Miss Nettie McWilliams on "How to
maintain an interest in the Union"
Rev. sentman gave talk ON the temper
snce question. .smphasizing action rather
than sentiment. The address of Miss
Connect at the evening hour upon the
subject of personal responsibility was
entertaining and profitable.
The performance by the Highland
Dramatic Club, "Sea Drift" in the Op.
era House February 25th, was quite .
success. We Are elatsd that W possess
in our community amateur dramatic tal-
snt equal to any in the country. The
succem va greatly due TO the indefati.