The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-05-17
LYNCHBURG
NAV Ia, 1900.

Mrs. Anna ROuSh lett wednesday
morning for Harvey, Ill. She will
spend the summer visiting friends in
Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska and Ok
lahoma.
Mrs. Kibler, of Mowrystown, spent
several days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Nancy Gibler.
H. N. Henderson made business
trip to Cincinnati Wednesday.
Miss Nora Reeves was in Martins
vile three days last week looking af.
ter the millinery business, at which
place she has branch store.
A. E. Moon, of Midland City, was in
town Thursday.
Carey Wright and wife and baby,
of Rainsboro, are visiting Mrs.
Wright's parents, John Henderson
and wife.
DR.. Archer and wife, of Mowrys-
town, spent Sunday with relatives
here and attended the funeral of their
cousin. Miss Ella Michaels.
Mrs. J. w. Hammond and daughter
and Mrs. B. F. Goddard and daughter
spent Thursday in Cincinnati.
Messrs. Pittser and Kelley, of New
Vienna. were in town Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Noble and Mrs. B. c..
Linton spent Tuesday in Cincinnati.
A child of Arthur Runk and wife, of
Dodsonville, was buried here Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. Pickett and daughter,
Clara. of Newark, came here Monday
and will remain until after commence
ment.
Rev. G. G. Clark attended the con-
ference of the Miami Lutheran Syn
cd. also the Young Peoples and Sun
day school conventions. which were
held at Liberty, Montgomery county,
last week. The conference and con-
ventions will be held at this place
next year.
burg, have made arrangements for
the decoration of the graves of the
fallen heroes of '61-'65 at this place
and vicinity May 30. The following
committees have been appointed:
Committee on Program-J. w. Hen
derson. DIR. Gibson. Committee on In
strumental Music-G. Bayless, M. V.
Nolder. John Henderson, Carey Mich
aels, A. ]. Graham. Committee on
Flowers-D. Troutwine, J. G. CLANCY
and wife, Wiley Ruble and wife, H.
N. Henderson and wife, Frank Lacy
and wife, Frank Noble and wife, VIM.
Saylor, Carey Michaels and wife, Al.
Feibe and wife, H. G.. Murphy and
wife, Vada Murphy, Grace Patterson,
Hattie Swartz, Mrs. Cy Noble, Mrs.
DR.. Garner, Mrs John Bering, Reeves
sisters, CLANCY sisters. Committee
on Finance-G. B. Miller, Burch King,
DR.. Scott. Committee on Grounds
J. Wayne, A. J. CLANCY, r. L. CLANCY.
Committee on Decorating Stand
Thomas Montgomery and wife. J. G.
Cumberland and wife. Committee on
Flags. A. Bering. Committee on
tagging Graves, at Lynchburg-
V. Nolder, Frank Pfster, A. M. Ga
route. dsonville-Morgan Tedrick,
Geo. Stultz. Vests Chapel John
Bering, ]. B. Garner. Allensburg-
r. B. Barrett and Sohn fowler.
Troutwine Cemetery-D. Troutwine.
j. B. Pfister, Gertrude Laymon, Elma
Troutwiue. Rev. G. G. Clark will
speak at the Troutwine cemetery at
a. m. Rev. NJ. J. Hodson will deliver
the address at Lynchburg at ! p. IN.
Rev. Clark will speak at the ceme-
terry. Rev. r. f. Smith will deliver
the memorial sermon Sunday, May q,
at 1870 a. IN.
DIR. Garner and wife attended the
funeral of Jonas Crawford at Martins
vile Saturday and from there went
to Leesburg and spent Sunday with
their daughter Mrs. J. A. B. Srofe.
DIR. j. T. Gibson was in Cincinnati
two days last week.
L. J. Delaney made a business trip
to Cincinnati Monday.
On Sunday evening, May 18th, Rev.
Traum preached to the class
of 1900 the baccalaureate sermon
from Ma atth hew 18th rhantar 1St ID
and Sd verses, which was one of the
best sermons the people of Lynchburg
have had the pleasure of listening to
for some time. Since we have neither
time nor space to give the details of
the sermon, we will say, and that will
be saying the least that could be said
of it, that twas simply grand. He
preached to large and appreciative
every available seat being
filed, and still it was said there were
more on the outside not able to gain
than there were on the
inside. We feel sure the class could
have made no better choice of one to
address them.
Miss Ella Michaels, daughter of
VIM. Michaels. died at her home near
Sharpsville Friday, May II. Funeral
services were held at this place Sun
day at 2 p. m. by Rev. Crawford in
the Christian Church.
H. N. Henderson and j. C.. Cumber-