The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-04-20
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move in few weeks.
Ollie Roush, Of st. Louis, came home
TO attend the funeral Of his father, NV.
Roush.
Rev. Peale and family, OF Bowersville.
visited his parents here last week.
Our little village is still improving;
there being some five or six houses 60
ing up, and others repairing their places.
The old Beripg property on the corner
Of Main and Pearl streets should at once
be condemned and let some one have
hold o! 1t that will make use of 1t.
Patrick McCabe was transacting bust
ness in Cincinnati one day last week.
A choir has been organised here un.
der the management of Prof. Scott, OF
Ohillicothe, and is rapidly improving.
Robert Thompson and wife, Of Chilli
cothe, are visiting relatives here and ct
Jacksonville.
Gusta Bering and Albert Townsend
were in st. Martins, Saturday night.
Quite number of Masons and Odd
Fellows, OF Hillsboro, attended the fu-
neral of N. w. Roush last Thursday.
Mrs ]. T. shaffer and Mrs. Urban
Orebaugh visited George Fawley, near
Allensburg, Saturday.
Born-To Ed Virgins and wife, on
last Saturday morning, boy.
Quite number Of our teachers at
tended the Teachers Association in
Hillsboro last Saturday.
Everybody who desires to take eve
ming exercises meet down on the Public
Square, where you will find about twenty
kids, both large and small, playing ball
Everybody come, the Marshal will not
bother you.
Miletus Garner, Of Wilmington, visi-
ted his parents near here Saturday and
Sunday.
Several went to Cincinnati Sunday to
attend the ball game between Chicago
and Cincinnati.
Good authorities have reported that
We will have another large warehouse
in connection with the distillery. Take
the distillery from our midst and our
town would be comparatively dead.
Arley Clark, of New Vienna, visited
ct the home of Roy Miller last Sunday.
Rev. Hodson, of Indiana, preached at
the Christian Church Saturday night
and Sunday.
A crowd of bicycle riders from Olarks
vile came over Sunday, but the screens
being down they soon got out of town.
J.B. Worley, OF Hillsboro, was before
the Board OF Education of Dodson town.
ship Monday on legal business.
Franklin Pence, of Nevin, was among
the Monday business callers here.
Edwin Walton, of Cincinnati, who has
been visiting at the home OF ]. R. Rizer,
returned last Friday.
J. R. Rizer and Frank Lacy we're
trsnsacting business in Cincinnati last
Friday.
The stock sales last Saturday were de.
cidedly few. Not even the usual dis
play of "plugs" could induce the buyers
to open up their hearts.
Mary Gallagher was found dead in
bed Sunday morning at about 6 o'clock.
Her mother, Mrs. Heabron, has been
sick for some time and Mary had been
waiting on her. She got up at o'clock
and went to see how her mother was
getting along, went back to bed, and in
q short time her husband hearing her
moan raised up to see what the matter
and found that she was dead. For some
time back she has suffered with heart
Charles Morrow and wife, of Morrow,
visited their parents here last Saturday
and Sunday.
The Coroner's inquest over the dead
body of N. w. Roush developed such
testimony that changed the minds Of
our citizens as to the probable cause of
death. Mr.. Roush, for many years has
been hard of hearing, but about one
year ago, after taking medical treatment
in Cincinnati, he became totally deaf
and could only converse with his friends
by means of tablet, which he always
carried with him. For some months he
was very respondent, but for q few
past has been in his usual jolly
humor. joking with his friends as in for.
mer years and apparently making the
best of his condition. The Coroner's
finding on the cause of death was that
1t was purely accidental and he holds
no one responsible because of the facts
shown, which were In substance q fol.
lows: Mr.. Roush had . social engage
ment with one Of his friends for the ai.
of his death. and had Axcusad