The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-23
RAINSBORO.
May 20, 1901

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J. A. Beaver made a business trip
to Columbus last week.
J. w. Dewitt and wife, of Hills
boro, visited their children here Fri
day.
John Larrick has been employed as
principal of the school near Paint
Postoffice.
M. B. Park attended the State Pro-
hibition Convention at Akron last
week.
Charles Miller has opened black
smith shop in Mrs. Rebecca Roads
building.
&c. Harrington, of Columbus, was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Harrington last week.
Stewart johnson and wife, of Green
field, we're visitors at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roads
Saturday.
Lucille Foraker is able to be out
again after sick spell lasting
several days.
H. M. Barret and wife went to
Hillsb2ro yesterday to see their
daughter, Ruth, who is sick at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Jones.
Rev. G. L. Winget will preach the
Memorial sermon at Boston next Sun
day and make the Memorial address
at Woodstock in Champaign county
May 30.
John Edgington has rented the for
mer postoffice building of Mrs. Jennie
Miller and has moved his tonsorial
apparatus to it, and is now we'll pre-
pared to serve his customers.
Mrs. Morgan Candy has received
word that her son, Harvey Lafferty,
who left here some months ago for
Arkansas, had joined the regular
army and was at San Francisco on
the way to Fort Stevens, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brown and Misses
Della Redkey and Ruth Britton at
tended the marriage of Jasper Brown,
of Hoaglands, and Miss Jessie Holmes
last Wednesday.
Thomas Costello and wife were
guests at Greenfield yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Garen, near Lodore,
has been seriously sick for several
days.
w. S. Ferguson, J. A. Larrick and
Miss Byrda Davis received certificates
at the last teachers examination,
the former for 5 years, the next for
years and the latter for year.
Noah Reece, of Washington G. H.,
has started a barber shop at the
hotel. He will move his family here
this week and will occupy the new
building recently erected by Rev. c.
L. Winget.
T. M. Ferguson has been appointed
postmaster in the place of z. C. Mil
Ter, deceased, and has removed the
Office to his own building opposite the
hotel where he or his efficient assist
ant may always be found.
The Paint Township Boxwell Com
mencement will be held at K. of P.
Hall Saturday, June 1, beginning at
s p. m. There are 16 graduates, 9 of
whom are pupils of the Rainsboro
school, which we think is compli-
mentary to Superintendent H. B.
Galliett.
W. H. Trimble G. A. r. Post has
made out the following program for
Memorial services: Committee on
arrangements. L. Gossett, w. B.
Roads, Robert Clark, H. w. Roads.
Committee on music-J. B. Gossett.
Committees on decorating soldiers
graves:
Hulitt's Cemetery-John Roads,
James Peabody.
Hartman's-S. D. West, Robert
Clarke.
Gilboa-Morris Pearce, James D.
Watts and .others.
Stringtown-Abraham Mercer, Dal-
as Warden.
Lower Quaker-Andrew Holt, Will
lam Webb.
Dallas-David Deakyne, French
oauley, E. A. Duke.
Jones-T. r. Fletcher, James Nc
Nary, James Patterson.
Roads-C. M. Epperson, Sanford
Roads, W. B. Roads.
Marshall-Quinton Dick, J. A. Mar
in.
Committee to secure minister to
'reach sermon-T. M. Ferguson.
Committee to secure speaker for
ration-H. W. Roads, J. T. Brown.
Rev. H. G. Curless has been en-. (
aged to preach the sermon and Rev.
llise to make the Grafton.
We have been requested to an
ounce that the members of the l. o.
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