The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-06-08
HIGHLAND.

Miss Pearl Cadmy, who has been in
Athens, o., for the last two years, came
home for visit last week.
g. A. Terrell was in Cincinnati last
week attending the funeral of his friend,
VIM. Frank Kirtchener.
Mrs. P. o. Daughters was visiting
friends in Monroe Friday.
Marie Cohu spent last week with her
sister, Mrs Nose Rice, in New Vienna.
Miss Mary Edwards left Friday even
ing for few weeks stay with friends in
Chicago.
Grace Earl was visiting relatives in
Chillicothe the most of last week.
Mrs. D. s. Ferguson and Mrs. Mary
Hammond attended the county W. G.
T. U. convention at Fall Greek Thursday
of last week.
Dennis Clark has had a number of
boys and girls employed for a week or
more picking strawberries.
Temperance meeting for this month
will be held at the home OF Mrs Cadmy
Thursday at o'clock p. m.
Born-To Alonzo Hodson and wife,
son.
Mrs. Ruth McVey, of near Harveys-
burg. is the guest of relatives in this
place.
Mrs. James Adams and children and
Mrs. Abbie Thayer and little daughter
were visiting Mrs. Bertha Blackburn,
near New Vienna, Thursday.
Jas. Morris and family and Doyle
Wright and wife spent Sunday with
Mrs. Eliza Hussey..
Chas. D. M. Wright went to Antioch
Friday to assist in the music for the
Green township Boxwell commence.
ment.
Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Alison Clark spent
Tuesday with friends in Leesburg.
Miss Mollie Carmine is visiting friends
in Sabins.
Miss Bertha Edwards is expecting to
go to Connersville, Ind, this week, to
which place her parents moved last fall.
O. B. Savage and family, of Whining
ton, spent Monday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. E. B. Savage, in remem.
brance OF her seventy eigth birthday.
The MOI art Club furnished the music
at the Boxwell commencement at Lees.
burg Saturday evening.
Olin Miller had the honor of being
selected t. speak at the county com.
mencement in Hillsboro the second Sat
urday in June.
The ladies who attended the Mission.
ary Meeting at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Weyer Friday afternoon were treated to
an elaborate supper at the close of the
meeting, at which all the delicacies of
the season were temptingly served.
We clip the following from Sherman,
Texas, paper of the marriage Of former
resident of this vicinity: Married
At the home of the bride, Dennison,
Texas, f. o. Haines, of Sherman, and
Miss Lulu Fullington. The bride is
charming and popular young lady. The
groom, an employe of the J. W. Haynes
furniture establishment, has a host of
friends in this city, who extend congrat.
ulations and we'll wishes"
Dennis Clark and others are supply
ing the market with plenty Of strawber.
ries. Mr.. Clark has an abundance OF
very fine, large berries.
Nose Cohn and wife have ftted up q
very pleasant ice cream parlor, which
will be quite an attractive place of. re.
sort during this tropical weather.
The G. A. r. and 8. of ", of this
place, attended Decoration exercises at
Leesburg.
The Dramatic and Mozart clubs with
a few invited friends win form g
camping party at Paint Greek this week.
They are intending to stay q couple Of
weeks or more, and will be provided
with all necessary equipments to make
very enjoyable outing.
The sick in the village are reported
convslescipg.
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