The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-12-28
RAINSBORO
December 25,h 1899

DR.. John Mcbride is at home from
Medical College, Cincinnati, to spend
che holiday vacation.
Miss Maud Burgess, OF Bridges, at
tended the Divens-Upp nuptials last
Wednesday.
John Montgomery is at home from
che Ohio National Normal School at
Ada. to spend the holidays.
Mrs. j. B. Davis and little son are
guests of her parents, Capt and Mrs.
Barrett, at Lancaster.
The Quarterly meeting for Rainsboro
charge will begin at Boston at 10 a. m.
next Friday.
Leslie Roads, who has been attending
the Ohio National Normal School at
Ada, Ohio, returned to the home OF his
parents at Paint P. o. last week.
Clarence Sans, who is studying phar-
macy at the State Capitol, came home to
attend his sisters wedding, which occurs
tomorrow.
G. W. Badgley, who went to Mowrys'
town, with the remains of his vile, is
spending few days there with friends
before returning.
Craig Mcbride, studying law with
Hough & Wilson in Hillsboro willspend
the holidays with friends here.
John Dewitt, jr., who has been in
Illinois for severai years, returned last
week accompanied by newly welded
wife They will occupy his fathers farm
south of town.
Our Annual Farmers Institute will
be held January 2lst. The State speak
ers will be Williams AMI Lawrence.
Frank Karnes, of Ada School, came
home on Thursday Of last week on a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. N. R. Barrett is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mis-. William Mutt, at
Hamden this week,
@. B. Miller and Miss Emma Mains, of
Marshall, were united in marriage by
Rev. Fl. q Curless at the residence of J.
F. Brown Sunday afternoon.
Two more of our sprightly young pee
pie will have taken the marriage VOWS
and he on their wedding trip before this
item reaches the eye of the reader
o. N. Sans and wife CONS. II, Der and,
Ralph, of Hilsboro, we're guests of Mrs.
Belle George Saturday.
Fay McMul!en, little con of John
McNullen, WAS badly injured Saturday
by being pressed against the barn VA!
by COW that he was turning out of her
stall.
Miss Gertie West came home Friday
from Hardinscreek, where she has been
teaching school, TO spend the holiday
vacation
Mrs Mary Bsdglsy died at her home
in Rainsb0ro, December 18Th, after an
illneQs of several months, aged so years.
She was born near Maysville, KY, No
veuber Oh, 1s47, but the larger part of
her life was spent in this State. In the
month OF November, 1855, she was maj
ried to &. W. Badgley and to them were
born three children, all of whom, with |
the husband are living. Nora is the
wife of John Rose and resides in Green.
field. Effis is the wife of Prof. H. |
Galliett, superintendent of the Rains.
boro Schools Clifford is single and
lives at home. The family formerly re-
sided at Mowrystown but came to Rains
boro little over one year ago, where
they received a generous welcome and
have since won many friends. Mrs.
Badgley was a sweet spirited Christian.
She joined the M. E. Church at the age
of IL years, but after her marriage she
identified herself with the U B. Society
at Mowrystown. Appropriate funeral
services were held at the family residence
in charge of Rev. H G Curless on Tues
day, and on Wednesday the remains
were taken to Mowrystown for inter-
ment.
G. W. Badgley and family wish to ex-
press their gratitude to their neighbors
and friends for their many acts OF kind.
ness and sympathy during the afflction
and death of the wife and mother.
A pretty wedding took place at the
pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo Upp, Wednesday, December 20,
1899 in the marriage of their d laughter,
Miss Elsie, to James Diven, one of Paint
rising young men. At p
IN. the wedding march exquisitively
rendered by Miss Elsie Barrett, OF Swiss
helm, summoned the bridal pair to the
parlor, where beautiful festOoned arch
had been prepared, under which they
stood, while Rev. ] / Taggsrt, in brief
and impressive ceremony, pronounced
them man and wife. Joseph Diven,
brother of the groom, and Miss Glennie
Upp. sister of the bride, attended them.
The marriage was witnessed by de.
lighted mpany OF guests, composed
large lv of relatives OF the parties The
bridal presents were numerous and val