The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-04
RAINSBORO.
April l, 1901.

Our public schools will close in five
weeks.
Mrs. Eliza Warntz is preparing to
have her house enlarged.
Oliver Foraker and Glib Gossett Wis.,
tied friends at Samantha'yesterday.
A. J. Sans family had family re-
union one week ago yesterday.
VIM. Russell and wife and Thomas
Russell, of Greenfield, were guests of
VIM. Bashore Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiatt, of Car
mel visited their daughters, Mesdames
Frank Spargur and W. T. Thoroman
yesterday.
The U. B. series of meetings closed
last Thursday after nearly two weeks
continuance.
A Sunday school rally will be held
at the M. Z. Church next Sunday at
1890 a. m, to which all are invited.
Harry Barrett has been on the sick
list for several days, but is better.
Mrs. Mahala Keelor will move to
town this week and occupy the house
purchased of Leslie Carey.
DR.. Ben Holmes, of Hillsboro, was
called here last Friday to consult with
DIR. Mcbride in regard to the condi-
tion of VIM. Bashore's child.
We think that the month just end
ed i'll go on record as the dryest
March in many years.
John Ladd, of Leesburg, was the
guest of L. G.. Gossett last Thursday.
He same to learn something deffi-
nitely about Oklahoma, as he expects
to go there soon.
VIM. Bashore's little son, aged 4
months, has been dangerously ill for
several days. 1t is slightly better but
not out of danger.
Robert r. Ferneau and Lee Otia
O'Brien, of Greenfield, were united
in marriage March 2Sth, 1901, by Rev.
J. I. Taggart at his residence on West
Main street.
Mary Spargur is afflicted with
throat trouble. Charley Upp has
been on the sick list several days.
DR.. Mercer bought some potatoes
last week at cambridge, and aftes
paying for them. stuck five dollar
bill and some silver coin in his pock-
ct. He afterwards went to a drug
store and meat shop and made some
small purchases, paying for them with
the silver, and in doing so, must have
dropped the bill, for when he reached
home and made a search for it, to his
surprise it was gone.
The many friends of young DR.. j. ID.
Mcbride will be panied to learn that
he is still seriously afflicted with ap-
pendicitis from which he has been
suffering for some time. He is stillin
Cincinnati and will probably have to
undergo an operation today. His
father, DR.. D.. N. Mcbride, went te
Cincinnati this morning in response
to message informing them of his
critical condition.
The following pupils of Prof. CALI
EFT passed the late Boxwell eXamina-
tion at Hillsboro: Ruth Britton,
Georgia Davis, Bessie Harrington,
Mary Spargur, Beatrice Davis, Emmil
Epperson and Ray Mcbride.
Walter Rogers, of Hillsboro, was
the auctioneer at John Curry's sale
SATURDAY, and is engaged for SINH
lar service for the estate of John Red
| key, deceased, tomorrow.
Rev. II. Gillispie, publisher of the
Universalist Evangel, at Manchester,
Iowa, has been here since Saturday
afternoon, and held two interesting
services at the K. of P. Hall Sunday.
He is the guest of Elisha Beavers.
r. B. Barrett, of Cincinnati, visited
his father-in-law, Z. G. Miller, and
brother, Harry, who are sick, and
called on other friends here Sunday
and Monday, as opportunity offered.
Mr.. Kisling, of Sinking Spring, is
moving here today and will occupy
part of Mrs. Eliza Warntz's house on
West Main street.