The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-03-30
RAINsBORO.

Truman Alderman has gone to ILL.,
nois to spend the summer.
James spargur closed his school in
the spargur district Friday evening.
Craig Mcbride is at home from Gran.
vile college to spend short vacation.
Charley Hatcher and wife, Of Clear
Greek, were guests of Mrs. Louisa Baker
Sunday.
Mr.. Hiatt and wife, OF Carmel, visited
their daughters, Mrs. Frank Spargur and
Mrs. 7. NJ. Thoroman Saturday and
Sunday.
J. L. Montgomery began teaching the
spring term OF school in No. II today.
Prof, E. M. Roberts, of the Uenterfield
schools, was with his family here Satur.
day and Sunday.
Miss Mary Dewitt is having an enjoy.
able visit among friends near Chillicothe.
Miss Lizzie Upp is at home from school
at Hillsboro for q weeks vacation.
Mrs. ]. W. De Witt has received the
intelligence that her father who lives
near Chillicothe is dangerously sick.
Mrs. Jane Head, of Hillsboro, was the
guest of Mrs. J. I. Taggart last Wednes.
day and Thursday.
Prof. Galliett and Cliff Badgely were
among their friends at Mowrystown
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Burgett, of Cynthisna, preached
an interesting sermon to an appreciative
audience at the q. B. Church Sunday.
Mrs. Will d. Roads and her little son
are visiting her parents and other friends
at Greenfield.
Miss Murle Dalrymple, of Rocky Fork,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. CISCO
Clark.
Silas D. Coyner, aged "a years, who
came from Ross county two years ago
and settled on farm one mile east of
town, died on Tuesday night of last week
from the effects OF grip. He was a wild
over and lived with his tenant, Mr..
Jones. He had several children living
but they were all married. During his
brief residence here he won q reputation
for diligence in business and fair deal
ing. His remains were taken to the
New Petersburg Presbyterian Church
where he had his membership, for
funeral services, and were afterwards
taken to Greenfield for interment.
Mrs. Rebecca Pension, whose serious
illness We mentioned last week, died on
the Goth inst in the s7th year of her age.
The days of her youth and many of the
years of her married life were spent in
this vicinity where she was highly
esteemed. She was twice married. The
first union was with John Rains and to
them were born eight children, oil now
dead except Isaac, of Iowa, Mrs. Isaac
Kearns, Of this place, and Mrs. James
McNary, of Barrett's Mill, at whose
homo she died. Her second marriage
was with George Pension, who died
several years ago. In 1S43 she united
with the M. E. Church and has since
shown the genuiness of her faith in
Christ by her devotion to his cause. Ap,
propriate funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. q. G. Curless, after which
the body was laid to rest in the Hartman
cemetery.
The papers last week gave US some en-
couragement to hope that the Chilli
cothe, Bainbridge and Hillsboro electric
road might yet be built. A Chillicothe
correspondent of the Columbus Dispatch
said that the company that had been in
corporated expected to build tho road
the coming summer.
The pupils Of b. B. Galliett with
whom he ID immensely popular, gave
him genuine surprise Saturday night
by visiting him in body at his home to
congratulate him on his safe arrival at
the thirty.third mile post in LIES pill.
grimage. Refreshments were served and
. pleasant time was had.
Miss Bessie George pleasantly enter.
tanned the following guests last Sunday:
Misses Eta Smith, Meta Taylor and
Terra Arnott, of Greenfield, and Eta
Weller, Lulu Ulen and Carrie Weller, of
New Petersburg.
PULSE.