The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-02-07
LYNCHBURc.
February 4, 1901.

harvey thatcher, OI Oupd, Va was
calling on his cousin, Miss, Gertrude
Thatcher, last Wednesday.
Miss Lillian CLANCY returned Thurs
day from visit with friends at Mid
land.
DIR. Scott met with quite painful
accident last Wednesday while on the
paw vement near Simpkin's barber shop.
He slipped and fell, breaking his hand.
Quite a number of others have been
victims of the treacherous sidewalks
the past week. Mrs. Laura Peale fell
Thursday sustaining a slight injury of
the hip. Rev. Patton also measured
his length last Thursday.
Miss Irene Hopkins entertained
about 80 of her schoolmates, also her
teacher. Miss Lou Batson, last We'd
nesday evening, the occasion being
Miss Irene's thirteenth birthday.
Music. games and refreshments were
indulged in, which all enjoyed very
much.
Mrs. Marie Wright spent Thursday
in Hillsboro.
G. r. Delaney went to Westboro
Sunday morning to see Frank Nolder,
who has been quite poorly for some
time.
Mrs. Jerre Archer visited friends in
Hillsboro Sunday.
Mrs. job Tyson is with friends in
Cine innati.
Mrs. Ada Bisher visited her husband
in Greenfield Sunday. where he is en-
gagged in one of the factories.
Lynchburg is to have another tele-
phone. The Clinton Telephone Co.
will establish an office here, which
will connect us with all towns in Clin-
ton county except lWestboro and
Bloomington. The Office will probab-
ly be at G.. A. Henderson's grocery.
The rate will be ten cents a talk any
where in Clinton county.
J. G. Bayless began the harvesting
ice Saturday morning and succeeded
in getting about 100 tons stored away.
Prof. L. L. Faris and wife, of New
Petersburg. were visiting relatives
here Saturday. MIR. Faris returned
home Sunday morning and Mrs. Faris
will remain for few days.
Supt. c. A. Pickett was in Hills
boro Saturday.
The Hudson children, who have been
sick with pneumonia for the past
three weeks. are better.
One of VIM. Barrett's children is
sick with double pneumonia.
Ed. Willett has purchased the
blacksmith shop of J.. M. Hines and
will remove the shop and will erect on
the lot business room in the spring.
Mrs. Tida Roush and son, Frank,
left Tuesday, February 5th, for Chat
tanooga, Tenn, where they will make
their future home.
w. w. Terrell, of Glady, will occu-
py the old Berring property.
Miss Anna Hammond returned
Tuesday, the Doth, from a visit with
friends in Greenfield.
Miss Gertrude Thatcher was calling
on Wilmington friends this week.
David Reeves, who has been so low
with pneumonia for several weeks
is still very bad with little hopes OF
recovery.
The K. of p. Band will give a con
cert at the ST. Paul Lutheran Church
on Saturday evening, February Is
The band boys, all good-hearted fel
lows, have taken this method to helI
the church, as the proceeds will gt
for that purpose, which is very com
mendable on their part. Let every
body come and hear a good concert
which is just what the Lynchburs
band boys know how to give.
We are in receipt of a circular of tn,
summer school to be held in Hillsboro
which will begin June 10th, 1901, ant
continue eight weeks. This is an op
portunity which the young people, es
pecially those who expect to become
teachers, should avail themselves of
The best instructors of Highlan,
county have been engaged for tn
term, and aside from the common
branches, special attention will b
given to bookkeeping and music fo
those desiring it. All inquiries ad
: dressed to FL. E. Conard, Hillsboro, O.
will receive prompt attention.
On last Wednesday, January 3lst
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyru
Noble, occurred the marriage of thei
only daughter, Miss Gertrude, to MI
Ulysses Schank, OF Dayton, o. Tn
ceremony was performed at hig
noon by Rev. Bishop Walden, of Cir
cinnati, in the presence of about 2
invited guests. The bride was array
ed in beautiful gown of heliotrop
mouselie. Immediately after the Gel
emouy the bridal party repaired t
the dining room where an elegant an
and most sumptuous dinner wa
served. The happy pair left on tn
2:55 train for Cincinnati, where tn
groom is emplOyed as pauper in a rec