The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-04-20
RAINSBORO.
April II, 1899

kAINSBORO.
April II, 1899.
DR.. Mcbride reports the arrival OF q
prospective voter at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Davis last Friday morn.
ing. "h.
Mrs. v. r. Garrett and Ora Upp have
the measles.
j. H. Mackerley, of Hillsboro, visited
his mother and other friends here yes.
terday.
Mrs. Mary Upp visited her brother,
Abraham Taylor, at Cynthiana last week.
J. @. Ferguson was re elected school
director at the late election.
Frank Miller has returned to his home
at Washington O. H after visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Miller.
Alvin Smith and daughter, of Mar.
shal, were visitors at the home of DR..
Mcbride few days since.
Fred Redkey is clerking in his fathers
store during the illness of ]. A. W.Spar-
CUR.
Misses Elsie and Glennie Upp visited
their cousin, Miss Anna Upp, ct Green.
field Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Malinda Goesett has returned
home after spending the winter with
her children at Greenfield.
g. L. Garrett and N. E. Keelor, of the
Hill City, attended divine services here
Sunday and were the guest Of friends.
John Mcbride came home from the
Medical College at Cincinnati Saturday
and will spend his vacation with friends
here.
John McMullen, one of our enterpris.
ing farmers, will SOW three bushels of
alfalfa this spring as forage crop
DR.. J. A. Mercer and wife and VIM.
Miller and wife attended the musical
concert at Hillsboro last week and were
delightfully."- entertained.
Miss Della Redkey and Mrs. Rsbscca
Roads visited friends at Lexington and
Leesburg last week.
K. NJ. Ferguson. travelling salesman,
who has been absent for several months,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mn. T.
M. Ferguson.
Miss Birdie Maddox, of Hillsboro, was
the guest Of Miss Lizzie Upp Saturday
and Sunday.
o. N. Sans and wife and two sons, OF
Hillsboro, we're welcome visitors among
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Thomas Fitzsimmons and bride, Sam
uel Wolfe and wife, O. A. Duke and
Oliver Patton, of Dallas, R. L. Watts, Of
Marshall, and J. M. Grim and Charles
Weller, of Petersburg, attended the
Quarterly meeting at this place.
A. J. Sans, one of our most extensive
cattle dealers, purchased 1872 nice year
ling cattle from Mr.. Jamison, of Lees.
burg. Last week.
Jacob Foraker, who has been confined
to his home with affection for many
months. is gradually growing weaker
and will probably never get we'll. His
brother, b. F. Foraker, of Carmel, has
been with him for several days.
DR.. Brown, Of Hillsboro, attended
Quarterly meeting here Saturday and
Sunday instead Of DR.. Pearne. His ssr-
vices were appreciated. His daushtsr
accompanied him and was the gusst Of
Miss Della Rsdksy.
Nn. J. L. Gossett who has been dsep.
ly afflicted for more than . year, has
been danserously III for several days
and without favorable change, cannot
live many days. Her son. James Lueas,
and her grandson, Pearl. Of Sprineaeld.
srs here and other friends have bsea
summoned.
Two young men. one whose home 4
In New Petersburg. and the other seSM.
q miles south Of here were asrssted b.
Constable Philip Roads eeturday "a
ars being hsld here charged With steal.
Ing clover sssd from the harm Of n. D.
rssk ~ wednesday night and sslline
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