The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-04-19
LYNcHBURG
April 16, 1900.

emma Tuesday night of last week.
/. Hork and wife, of Westboro, Wis
tied their friend, Mrs. Lima Murrell
who is very sick.
Warren Morrow made business
trip to Pleasant Plains and Gosher
last Tuesday.
Quite number from here were
called before the Grand Jury in Hills
boro Tuesday in the MillerMcClel
land stabbing case.
j. Pittser, of New Vienna, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Homer Eaglen and Miss Tena Weld
man, both of this place, were married
at the residence of and by Rev. G. G
Clark Wednesday afternoon at 2. p
m. The happy pair left on the "a;
train for Columbus for visit witt
the BRIDES sister
VIM. Moore, of Mt. Grab, was the
guest of w. H. Hopkins Wednesday
Attorney H. S. Pulse made bus
iness trip to Cincinnati Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Lacy and Mrs. H. N
Henderson were shopping in New vi.
enna Wednesday.
Miss Marie Triplett teacher at
Mullenhill, Clinton county, was out OF
school last week on account of sick.
ness.
Charles Morrow has resigned his
position as assistant engineer at the
power house. Everett Pitzer is now
filling his place.
J. r. Rizer was in Hillsboro Friday.
Prof. G. A. Pickett spent Saturday
in Hillsboro.
G. Jones made a business trip to
Columbus Thursday.
About twenty-five of the school
mates of Miss Mable Cumberland met
at her home Thursday evening to re-
mind her that she had reached her
eleventh birthday. To say that Miss
Mable was surprised would be putting
it very mildly. However, she soon re-
covered herself and succeeded in en-
tertaining her young friends quite
royalty. Ice cream, cake and apples
were served, games were played and
a jolly good time was had, and at last
when they were forced to bid their
young hostess goodnight, they left
wishing her many happy returns of
that night and left many tokens of
remembrance that she may not soon
forget the 18th of April, 1900.
Charles Morrow made business
trip to Cincinnati Thursday.
Misses Ola Shaffer and Florence
Troth attended the Boxwell examina-
ton in Hillsboro Saturday.
Silverious Pickett and wife left for
Newark Sunday. Mr.. Puckett will
return to the road where he has been
an engineer for many years.
Mrs. w. L. Stoutner and Master
Ivan left Friday morning for Glencoe,
KY. for visit with her mother.
Ludwick Bros. have purchased the
store of Chares Toboe, of Allensburg,
and VIII remove there this week.
o. C. Decker and daughter, of Ada,
were guests of his brother-in-law, H.
N. Henderson, and wife Sunday. Miss
visit.
Charles Dumenil and family spent
Easter with James Speelman and fam
lily, near Sharpsville.
The Kalthumfans will give an en-
tertainment under the auspices of the
Epworth League on Friday evening,
April Goth, in the M. L. Church. Ad-
mission, ten cents.
Elder NJ. J. Hodson filed his regular
appointment at the Christian Church
Saturday night and Sunday.
A very interesting Easter program
was rendered at the Lutheran Church
Sunday night by the children of the
Sunday school. The music furnished
by the quartette, consisting of the
Misses Lulu and Carrie Oester and
Messrs. Bobbitt and Orebaugh, with
Mesdames Clark and Delaney as aor-
ganists. was exceptionally fine.
John Hudson and family spent Sun
day with reAtives in Westboro.
Mrs. Ed Srofe left Sunday morning
for Wellington, o., for three weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Oracle.
Homer Eaglen and bride returned
Sunday morning from Columbus, o.
Andrew Delaney left Monday after
noon for Bowersville to visit his
daughter, Mrs. c. C. Peale.
Burch King returned home Friday
and now has charge of Kings restau-
rant.
Berry Miller has so far recovered as
to be able to walk out again
Mrs. Bennett Murrill and George
Kleckner, whose illness was men,
toned last week, are still very low.
In addition to those who are sick are
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Pitzer and Mrs.
.Boyland. All are very old people.
Charles Dixon and family, of New
Vienna, and p. d. Henderson, of Day.
ton, KY, spent Easter with their par
ents, j. w. Henderson and wife.
Kirhx, Manker has none fO TOrreu-