The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-02-28

sed.
Postmaster Richards received let
er from Hayward, California, Satur-
ay evening announcing the serious
lness of John Parker, formerly of
his place, and husband of Mrs. Carrie
/. Parker, teacher in our public
chools.
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Mark Spence, formerly of st.
fartins and well known to many of
ur citizens, died Saturday from the
feet of wounds received in shooting
Grape at High Bridge, KY, in jan
ary. Years ago Mr.. Spence was the
hampton live bird shot of Southern
)hio.
Jarret Johnson, an aged veteran
vho lost one leg in the War of the
died at his home near New
darket Sunday morning at O'Clock.
lie was a member of the G. A. r..
'ost here, and a number of the MEM
,ers of this Post attended his funeral
Monday morning.
Mrs. Robert Fulton died Wednesday
morning, February q, at her home in
Ripley, after short illness from pleu-
.isy. Mrs. Fulton is we'll known to
many Highland county citizens, and
vas daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
el Murphy. The funeral will be held
rom her late residence Friday after
noon.
Newton Reynolds, resident of
PEBBLES, prominent stock dealer and
The son of Stephen Reynolds and
of the County Clerk of Adams
county, died Thursday morning, of
typhoid fever and was buried with
Masonic honors Saturday. Mr.. Rey-
nolds was well-known to many resi-
dents of Hillsboro.
The revival services at the Christian
Church increase in interest and at
tendance each evening. A duet was
sung last evening by Miss Wright and
Miss Malta Raymor, which was much
enjoyed. Miss Wright, the singing
evangelist, possesses clear, rich,
soprano voice, and gives delight to all
who hear her.-Marion Daily Star.
The Sarah L. Richards Altruistic
Association will meet on Friday,
March 1st, at two o'clock, at Forest
Lawn. The following attractive pro-
gram will be presented:
Quotations Women. 49,. .... Association
Paper-Proper Food for Growing Children
Disoussion-How Shall We Teach the Ohii-
dren Patriotism 2. 80. MRS Harriet Fulton
Glimpses Of Yellow Stone Park with Illussra-
tions.. Mrs. Mary Bell and Miss May Bell
Music-vocal. ...Miss Grace Haller
A horrible story of depravity comes
from Sinking Spring. Two unmarried
of Jacob Crum, each re
Gently became mothers. The elder Of
the two is now at the point of death
from septicaemia. Common report
accuses Crum of being the father Of
of his own grandchildren. The details
Of the case are unprintable.
Jesse Davis, a son of Horatio Davis
a Lyndon blacksmith, is under arrest
in New York on the serious charge OF
manslaughter. Davis was nurse in
Bellevue hospital in New York, and il
is alleged that he and two other
nurses caused the death of patient
A number of Greenfield citizens went
to New York last week to testify as
to the previous good character OF
Davis.
Inauguration excursion rates via G..
p. & v. r. r. and scenic Chesapeake
& Ohio route to Washington, D. G.
For this occasion tickets will be sold
at one fare ($l4) for the round trip.
Dates of sale, March lst, I'd and Sd
good returning as late as and includ
ing March sth. For time and Other
information call on or address G. A
Collins, agent Hillsboro r. r. Com
pany, Hillsboro, o.
Lou Green, travelling salesman fol
the American Tobacco Company, sus
tained severe injuries at his home a
Washington G: 81. last Saturday. H,
clipped and fell while walking on thu
street, breaking his left leg in tw'
places, once just above the knee ant
the other just above the ankle. H,
laid for three hours unconscious OF
the street. He is well known here.
j. M. Dumenil, formerly of thi
place, has distinguished himself il
Kansas, the State of his adoption. h
is now serving his second term a
President of the Ohio Association o
ex-Soldiers and Sailors of Kansas an
is counsel for Mrs. Carrie Nations sh
of the hatchet. Mr.. Dumenil, who's
many friends here are pleased t
know of his prosperity, resides a
Topeka, the home of Brother G. M
Sheldon and of surreptitious booz
joint.
A season of genuine fun is guaran
teed the lovers of farce comedy in tn
engagement of "Too Rich to Marry.
The play is one of those high-clas
attractions that not only amuses an,