The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-10-31
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october 2s, 1901

Miss Helen Fenwick spent few
days of last week at Gath the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. McFadden.
Grandma Naylor and her grand
daughter, Miss Guessie visited friends
at Dixie recently.
Chas Sirabry had a public sale at
his farm on Oct. 20. He expects to
move his family to Hlllsboro where he
has position in Bells Foundry.
Eli Funk took trip to Toledo not
long since.
The new firm at the depot is Cor
netet & Rilae.
G. B. Gray and family enjoyed Wis
it from Mrs. Eva Walton and two
boys, Fred and Floyd, of Milo, Iowa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes, of
Hillsboro, one day last week.
Rally Day was observed at the U.B.
Church, last Sunday. An interesting
program was rendered.
Geo. Cooper, of Hillsboro, who has
an interest in the Mowrystown Lum-
Der Co., was on our streets one day
last week.
Mrs. j. w. Willis, of jackson, O., is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Diehl.
Ed. Turner was business visitor in
Cincinnati, last week.
The two story frame house of Her
bert Roberts, with all the contents
was totally destroyed by fire not long
since. Cause unknown.
Miss Ida Diehl, who spent a week,
with relatives in Rainsboro, came
home a few days ago.
Monthly examination was held in
our school here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Wrinkle, of this
place, entertained Miss Anna Baird,
of Chicago, and Miss Lou Brown, of
Decatur, o., one day last week.
The Board of Education, of White
Oak township, had a business meeting
last Monday.
We can now receive and send mail
on the early morning train.
Benedict Marty is enjoying visit
from his daughter, Mrs. Julia Shauf-
ter and two children and Miss Leona
Shaufter, of Wooster, o.
Chas. Bourlier, of Auburn, Nehama
county, Nebraska, after an absence
of twenty years, was circulating
among Ohio friends few days last
week. While at Mowrystown he was
the guest of Jos. Galliett and family.
He speaks in glowing terms of the
rich lands in Nebraska.
Chas. Wagner, of Cincinnati. is a
guest of Emile Tissott and family.
The Republican Rally held in the
Town Hall last Friday night, was
largely attended. The speakers were
Hon. Geo. l.. Garrett, of Hillsboro,
and W. E. Bundy, of Cincinnati. The
music was furnished by the Mowrys-
town COrnet Band. Since the Rally,
the little boys are saying, Hurrah for
Nash
The people of this locality are in
terested in the wedding of Alphens
Roberts, of near Taylorsville, to Mrs.
Hammond. Mr.. Roberts is one of the
wealthiest farmers in this section of
the country and has many friends.
Mrs. Hammond is very popular and
esteemed lady. Soon after the we'd
ding they left for Kansas City on a
short wedding tour and to visit his
three sons, who reside there.
Prof. George Parrott, of the New
Petersburg schools, was visiting home
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
We have new barber in Mowrys-
town, and hope he has come to stay.
His family will be here this week and
will live in L. e. Trautman's house on
North High street. He is Mr.. Rees,
of Rainsboro, and comes highly re-
commended.
Fred Parrot and Jas. Weaver were
in Cincinnati few days ago.
Mrs. Lizzie Rosselot, of Sardinia,
was guest at the home of Erred Par
rott and family one day last week.
Ira Edgington opened school last
Monday in the new school house at
Bells Run.
Rev. Alton, who was getting better,
was taken worse last Sunday.
Fred Euverard was the delegate
from here to the U. B. Conference at
Portsmouth.