The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-03-21
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March ls, 1901.

Pearce.
Miss Annie waddel and brother
Frank, are visiting friends at Rock
ford, Ill.
George w. Bruce has sold his farm
near Jeffersonville for 8,2s6.50 t.
Elisha Dill.
Henry Snider has engaged to work
with Will Miller at the carpenter
trade this spring and summer.
Charley Clark cut his foot SO badly
with an ak last week that he will bt
laid up for awhile.
Rev. s. Crothers, pastor of the Pre-
byteria Church at New Petersburg
spent part Of last week in our vii
lage and gave your correspondent a
pleasant call.
Leslie Curry went to Rockford, Ill.
last week to look for suitable loca
tion. His family will 60 also in the
near future.
2. T. Roads will move this week te
the farm he bought of Mr.. Hathaway
four miles south of Hillsboro.
Charley Gossett and T. s. Kearns.
of Greenfield, were guests of friends
here Sunday. y
| Rev. G. L. 1vinget preached at the
Christian Church at Boston at 1880
a. m. Sunday.
Miss Iva Lovett is reported 80 dan.
gerously i'll that her friends have
about abandoned all hope for her re.
covery.
The bright little son of Sylvanus
Ross is said to be threatened with
appendicitis, and his friends are
greatly alarmed about him.
Samuel Coleman and family will
move to the M. E. parsonage the fore
part of this week, and young Mr..
Borst, of Bainbridge, will occupy the
farm vacated by Mr.. Coleman.
Frank Slonaker is planning to move
his saw mill to J.. G.. Redkeys farm
two miles west of town.
Mrs. Mary Larrick returned to her
home in Frankfort last week, accom-
panied by her brother, L. G. Gossett,
of Oklahoma, who will be absent for
several days.
Burch Snider removed to j.. B. w.
Spargur's farm on Clear Creek known
as the Simpson farm, last Thursday.
The quarterly meeting for Rains
boro charge will be held at New
Petersburg, and begin at 1890 a. m.
Friday of next week with a sermon by
Presiding Elder Brown, who will also
preach at Up. m. of the same day,
and hold quarterly conference. The
usual quarterly meeting services will
be held on the Sunday following.
The Democrats of Paint township
have nominated T. A. Cope and -
Mercer for Trustees, Burch Hixson
for Treasurer, w. T.. Thoroman for
Assessor, 8. p, 6. F. Clyborn for As
SCISSOR, N. p, and John Wise for Con-
stable.
The personal estate of ]. L. Redkey
was appraised last Wednesday by r.
B. McMillen, J. B. Davis and ]. E.
Upp. N. P. Clyburn and Henry Ma
son are the administrators. The pub
lie sale will be April I'd.
Rev. G. F. Bayless, of Cincinnati,
Superintendent of the Ohio Anti-Sa-
loon League for the southwestern
part of the State, made a very enter
tanning and instructive address at the
M. E. Church yesterday to a large
appreciative audience.
While Rev. H. G.. Curless was at
tending church meeting at New
Petersburg last Wednesday night, a
horse that he had been using for a
short time that belonged to John Mar
tin. near Marshall, got loose and went
home. Mr.. Martin found It the next
morning near his barn somewhat tang.
led in the harness, but unhurt. The
buggy was considerably wrecked we
understand.
The name of Joseph Rittenhouse
appears in the list of petit jurors
drawn to serve in the April term of
Court Of Common Pleas, and that Of
8. D. West In the list of grand jurors.
The former is called to meet April
18th, and the latter April 9Th.
We doubt If any other township in
the county has a. many grave yards
az Paint. We have eight that are
under the care Of the township trus-
tees, two that are looked after by
church societies, one is fenced up in q
pasture field ON the land of D. NJ.
Barrett, and one is In the edge Of a
woods near the southeastern limits Of
the township very poorly cared for.
Charley West and family moved to
their farm last week to spend the
spring and summer, and Whit Treber
of Paint, took possession Of his house
in town. Charley will still run the
store.
| SICILY.
March 18th, 1901.
Several from this place ATTENDED