The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-10-13
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October 10, 1904.

tiOn met one DAY last Weeh anu hoi
mated for CLERK, G.. A. Long, for as
SCISSOR. VIM. Workman, jr., for trus-
tee, Stanley Holiday. The Demo
Gratis met the same day and nominal
ted for clerk, Iva Edgington, for as.
SCISSOR, VIM. Walker, for trustee Ed.
Tissott.
Prof. Nave's little child, who has
been seriously sick, is improving
If II does not soon rain Whiteoak
will be dry, as the water ceased How
ing some time ago.
Rev. Geo. Mellor will leave to-mor-
row with his wife to attend the Pres
byterisn Synod of Ohio, which is to
be held in Cincinnati.
Mrs. w. Z. Ellis, of Brownstown,
and Mrs. Dement,, of West Union,
we're pleasant guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford one day last week.
Mrs. Sophia Dewitt, after pleas
ant visit among friends and relatives
here, returned to her home in Hills
boro few days ago.
Albert Rosselott and j. II. Wash
burn started for the south recently
to resume their canvassing for the
Whiting View Co., of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Laura McFadden started to
Wallstreet, Col. to be with her son,
Loren, who is teaching school there.
Harry Hodson, of Taylorsville, has
purchased the property of Mrs. Cot
terill here and expects to occupy 1t
next March.
Chas. Hunters new house on Diehl
street is ready for plastering. Elmer
Wilson, of Sardinia, is to do the work.
Mrs. Aaron Davis, of Buford, and
Mrs. Crosier we're visitors of VIM.
Davidson and family here a short
time ago.
Leon Greenhow and Ed. Turner
have taken a part of the Galliett
Bros. stock of goods to Eckmansyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Euverard are
rejoicing over the arrival of little
daughter at their home on October T.
Frank Roberts, the real estate
agent, has sold his farm here and will
soon move to a larger farm near
Manchester. His friends gathered
at his home on last Saturday with the
intention of making he and his fam
ily a surprise. We are sorry to see
Mr.. Roberts and his family leave this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mills, of West
Union, were here on last Sunday TO
attend the funeral of Orland Euver-
ard.
DR.. Rudisell, dentist, is to be here
the last Friday in each month.
Mrs. L. f. Diehl and little son, De-
Forest, are visiting relatives at Ham,
ilton and Hartwell this week.
Clarence Helsley is at home here
visiting for a short time He is stay
ing at Gallipolis.
fteV. ALTON ChpCSbo ~ osNN"
G. B. Conference this week.
Quite a delightful time was had at
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amealious Sauner one evening last
week, when a number of Miss Blanche
Sauner's friends surprised her by
coming in and presenting her with
gold ring as token of their esteem
tor her. The evening was pleasantly
spent. Ice-cream, cake and candy
we're served. Music and games were
the chief entertainments. Those
present we're Messrs. John Barry, Ira
Rhoton, Newt. Winkle, Harley Over
stake, Glenn Hodson, Uric Davidson,
Ora Sauner, Claude Badgley, Willie
Cotterill, Theodore Marconette and
Misses Grace Edwards, Amelia Rob-
erts, Lizzie Troutman, Grace Parrott,
Lillian Crawford, Flossie Galliett,
Verna Wrinkle, Sarah Trautman, Mil
lie Hodson, Gussie Roberts, Monta
Wrinkle, Minnie Trautman, also Mr.
and Mrs. Ford Allen and Mrs. Viola
Helsley. They all enjoyed the even
ing and left wishing Miss Blanche
many returns of the happy evening.
DR.. Anderson, of Buford, was here
one day last week to call on Chas.
Stratton, who is very sick.
On last Friday afternoon the church
bell tolled twenty-seven times an
nouncing the death of Orland Euver-
ard, who died at his fathers home,
after an illness of two years or more.
His sufferings were terrible and 1t
seems a miracle that he suffered so
severely and could still live. Ever
since he underwent an operation in
Columbus his health was failing. He
was a member of the U. B. Church
here since his eleventh year. He was
also member of the |. o. o. F. Lodge
here. The funeral sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Alton on Sunday morn
ing, also impressive services by the |.