The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-01-03
PRICETOWN.
December 30, 1900.

! FRANK "afman mas DOugnt MIS-.
Martha Gossett's property, one mile
west of town.
| David Workman, of East Danville,
is visiting friends in this community.
| Earnie Ashman, of Middletown,
came up last Friday to spend a short
time with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Pulliam gave d
turkey roast to number of their
friends last Tuesday.
Nearly all of the teachers gave their
/ scholars a treat and weeks vacat tion
! Mitchell CLANCY, of Cincinnati, is
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. CLANCY.
7. B. Custer is establishing an en-
viable reputation as maker of first
class violins, having recently sold
three at an average price of $25 each,
, which were praised highly by several
noted musicians. He made two, using
the famous stradivarius model, out of
timber, taken from the first tan shop
ever built in Hillsboro,
Casper Abrams, received what he
most wanted, for Christmas gilt,
viz: a new violin, which was left at
his place of abode by Santa Claus.
Some of our nimrods have succeed
ed in capturing quite a number of
'possum S the past week.
! John Clark sold fine bunch of hogs
! last week that averaged 325 pounds
each and brought him the snug little
sum of 1925.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Faris and two
children, with Mrs. Laura White and
daughter, dined with A BRAN Caily and
wife, of Shackelton, last Thursday.
Richard Lemon and wife. of Bloom
ingsburg, came down to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
d. A. Pulliam received a fine gold
watch and chain for Christmas pres
ent, from Thomp. Duncanson and
wife, of Lynchburg.
Mrs. Maggie Mclaughlin and daugh-
ter, Jennie, of Hillsboro, were calling
on friends here last week.
Nearly all of the sick people whom
we have mentioned in former articles
are convalescent.
Pink Donohoo is visiting his brother
James, and family.
The population of Salem township,
according to the last census was 869 a
loss of of nearly 200 people in the last
decade.
Rev. Carpenter held a series of
meetings in the Universalist Church
last week.
Elsie McConnaha returned to Lynch
burg, after a two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nc
Connaha.
Mrs. NJ Z. Pulliam and children,
spent Christmas with with relatives
at Buford.
Levi Faris made business trip to
Midland, last Wednesday.
A. r. Donohoo and family, of West
boro, were calling on friends in this
vicinity last Saturday.
j. c. Landess and wife, celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Christmas day having having been
married the allotted 25 years. Many
friends and relatives were in atten.
dance land general good time was
reported.
Joe Donohoo (alias Peter Pinder)
came down from Wilmington last
week to spend the holidays with his
many friends. Joe, always has stock
of new stories to tell the boys on his
return to this place. If you have the
blues or poor appetite call on Joe
for one of his latest.
James Barker is making splendid
AK handles for sale.
Edward Sonner has sold his property
DIR. Pratt. The DR.. goes on the safe
plan the cage first, and then the bird.
Charles Barr and family, of East
Danville, ate their Christmas dinner
with Philip Laniger and family.
Scott Pulliam left today for Val
pariso, Ind, where he expects to
study telegraphy.
Rev. Ruble married Charles Cad
walader and Lille Fawley at his resi-.
dence last Wednesday night. Rev.