The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-02-01
LYNCHBURG
January 80. 1900.

morning.
Leonard Seitz sold thirty-six head
of hogs last Monday to>G. A. Town
send that averaged three hundred and
seventy-eight pounds each, one weigh
ing six hundred and ten pounds.
Mrs. Hudson was called to Westboro
last Wednesday to see her sister, Miss
Jennie Chapman, who is very sick.
Mrs. Dobie is visiting her friend,
Mrs. DR.. o. A. Thompson, of Hillsboro.
The fare on the branch from the
distillery to the main track is four
dollars and ten cents. At least that
is what Police Judge Henderson in
formed three of our young men one
last week. Beware boys it is a dan
gerous as well as expensive pastime.
Daniel Sharpe has sold his lot on
East Pearl street to H. S. Pulse.
Miss Minnie Kessinger, after spend
ing several days with friends in Gin
natl, returned home Sunday morning
Mrs. Joe Garner, of Farristown, was
visiting relatives here last week.
Miss Gertrude Noble is visiting
friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Amy West, of Farmers, was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Lacy several
days last week.
VIM. Cleveland was called to Vim.
cennes, Ind, Tuesday of last week to
attend the funeral of his nephew,
Grover Cleveland.
Mrs. Eta Exman, of near Blanches-
ter, was with her father, Rice Smith,
last week.
Charles Burkhart and wife, after
spending several weeks with relatives
and friends here, have returned to
their home in Cridersville.
Meecham & Abbott are closing out
their stock of dry goods at greatly
reduced rates, preparatory to leaving
in about two months.
On last Thursday Rev. r. Z. Smith
was called to officiate at the funeral
of Emma Cowman, of Dunn's Chapel.
Frank Robinson and wife, of Shack
elton, were guests of the Meadow
families last Tuesday.
o. w. Roush, of st. Louis, arrived
Friday morning for short visit with
relatives and friends.
Harry Murphy returned Saturday
from his Eastern trip.
John Hudson spent Sunday in Blan-
chester.
Prof. L. L. Farris, of New Peters
burg, spent Saturday and Sunday with
his mother and best girl.
John Tyson and wife started to Gin
cinnati Sunday morning, but owing to
the very excellent railroad accommo-
dations, had the privilege of remain
ing in Blanchester until 3 p. m. Isma
Troth was also anticipating visit
Sunday with his brother Joe in Cum
minsville, but after consulting Agent
Griffen, concluded to await the ar
rival of the next train, which leaves
here about p. m, instead of spend
ing the day in Blanchester.
On Monday night the team from the
Martinsville X. of p. Lodge conferred
the esquire rank on three candidates
of the Lynchburg lodge. The home
team conferred the rank of knight on
one candidate.
A telegram was received Saturday
by Cyrus Noble announcing the death
of w. R. Gaddis formerly of Lynch
burg shut late of Nowata, I. T.
Miss Lille Reeves returned home
Saturday from two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. King, of Farmers
Station.
Freiburg & Workum have recently
placed in their distillery a new heat.
ing system for warehouses No. and
8. The amount of space to be heated
in the two houses is about 8O0,OO Gu.
bic feet and is to be kept at a temper.
ature of about seventy-five degrees
1t is guaranteed to give uniform tenn
perature throughout the entire ware
houses.
The vancancy III the school at West
Point caused by the resignation Of
Mr.. Mcdaniel has been filled by Or
vile Smith, of this place, formerly Of
Cuba, o.
A burial association was organized
here about January 1st with twenty
five members. 1t now has more thar
one hundred names enrolled. 1t is q
good thing, "Roll it on"
VIM. Cleveland received a telegram
Sunday from his brother Harry stat
ing that two more of his children were
very low with pneumonia.
DALLAS.
January 30, 1900.
George StandfOrth and wife, of Ok