The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-03-29
RAINSBORO.
March 26th 1900.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Isma Roads
ON the 23d, girl.
Vim. Alderman is now citizen of
our village. He came from near Bar
rett's Mills.
Harry Satterfeld has bought prop
erty in New Petersburg and will get
possession of it this week.
Miss Bessie Eubanks, of FIT. Hill,
has been visiting Miss Rose Elton at
the home of her grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. T. NJ. Ferguson.
J. w. Upp has rented his farm ITO
his son, James. and moved to town last
Thursday.
Those who have been giving the
matter some attention claim that the
peach buds have all been winter killed.
Miss Inez Warnock, of Ross county,
9 is the guest of her grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. p. B. Harrington.
Mrs. Ella Bell has rented her house
ON West Main street to Frank Slona-
ker. of New Petersburg.
Stewart Johnson and wife, of Green
field, have been visiting the latter's
father. Phillip Roads. who is greatly
afflicted.
Crate Harrington bade his many
friends here farewell last Tuesday
and started on his long perilous jour
ney to the Klondike gold fields.
Joseph Washburn, who left his farm
near Barrett's Mills two years ago
and went to Greenfield. is moving
back.
Burch Snider and Burch Hixson are
candidates for Supervisor in the road
district that takes in the western
half of our village.
Miss Anna Keelor, who has been
confined to her home for the past
months by affection, attended Sunday
School yesterday to the delight OF
her numerous friends.
George Henry, of Berryville. moved
to the lands of Belle Clyburn east OF
town.
Several members of the families of
Burch Lucas and G. A. West have
whooping cough. 1t is said that 9th
ers are afflicted with it also.e
James Upp was married at Troy on
the 18th of March to Miss Abbie
Kemp, of Fletcher, in Miami county,
and returned here with his bride on
the 10th and has gone to housekeep-
ing on his fathers farm on Plum
Run. one mile northeast of town. We
extend congratulations.
NJ SIS Gertrude West went to Gin
cinnati some days ago and purchased
an elegant piano which was brought
TO the home of her parents last week.
From present indications we are
soon to have new telephone line
starting at Bainbridge coming by the
way of Paint Post Office and passing
through this place and New Peters
burg and connecting with the Bell
line from HillsborO to Greenfield at
Centertield A man from Columbus,
representing the company, assisted
by Z. NJ. Ferguson, secured the right
of way for the proposed line last
week.
In the notice of the death of Mrs.
Jane Roberts sent last week, the
types made us say that after a few
months of happy welded life death re-
lieved her of her young companion. 1t
should have been robbed her of her
young companion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spargur, mother of
J. A. W. Spargur. of Spargur's Mills,
Henry w. Spargur. of Bainbridge, j.
). w. Spargur and Mrs. Elisha Bea-
vers, of this place. and Mrs. Frank
Lucas, of Marshall, reached the
eightieth mile stone in life's eventful
journey on Thursday of last week, and
as pleasant reminder of that fact
her children and members of their
families gathered at her pleasant
home in this place on that day and
celebrated the occasion with feasting
and good cheer. The presence of
Mrs. Sallie Wolfe, sister of Mrs.
Spargur, gave additional pleasure to
the occasion.