The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-05-05
RUSSELL.
May 2, 1903

Divine service was conducted here
yesterday by Rev. C. w. Briggs, who
delivered very fine sermon.
Rev. Bartley Smith, who used to
live near Hollowtown, Ohio, but who
more recently has resided In Ind lana
polls, died in that city and will be in
tered in the Hoiiowtown Cemetery, |
Mays Brother Smith was a Cody |
man and no doubt has accomplished |
much for the Lord. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Newton, of this place, will
attend the funeral, as the deceased is
a brother-in.law of Mrs. Newton.
Robert Russell Post, G. A. r., of
this place, will hold Memorial services
at Sharpsville on Sunday, May 29, at
2p. m. All organizations taking part
will please assemble at the residence
of Commander Price Pinkerton, of Z.
j. Murrell Post, who, in connection
with Commander Sinclair, of Robert
Russell Post, will form and take up
the line of march for the church at
that place. Invitation Is hereby ex-
tended to }. M. Barrere Post, Hills.
boro, Ohio, also to the G. A. Il. Post
at Lynchburg and to the New Vienna
Post. The Knights of Pythias and
the Junior Order of American Me-
chanics of this place, as we'll asevery.
body else. Comrades and friends we
believe 1t is the Lords pleasure for
us to hold these services and may God
grant us success in the same. BY or
. der of Commander.
. John l.. Strange, editor of the
Greenfield Journal, is visiting rela-
, , tives here.
r Mrs. John Roads and Grandma Hart
, are still sick.
J.F. Burton is still selling goods in
Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bilderback, OF
. Hoaglands, attended church here yes.
2 terday.
r Mrs. Virginia Jonte was in Lynch
}. burg one day last week.
Stewart Burton, of Willettsville
passed through here last Friday en-
route from Hillsboro.
20 John Briggs has been entertaining
10 friends here lately with some very
d fine music at the store.
- Mr.. and Mrs. William Sinclair mad,
=, business trip to Russell last Satur
K day.
,e Rev. w. n. Maxey and wife were il
e. Lynchburg last Saturday.
he Virginia Jonte was in Hillsboro las
n Friday.
~ Mrs. William Bilderback and chill
ne dren are visiting her mother, Mr.:
rd Jane Fawley, near Danville.
e- Marion Britton, of Lynchburg, vi:
'ir tied his brother and sister here las
On Saturday.
=. Mrs. Il. A. Boatright and grandson
mr. Willie Strange, and Mr.. Williar
Britton and grandson, Sheridan wer
ad in Hillsboro Saturday.
he Miss Blanche Meek of Hillsboro, wa
ny at her Uncle Frank Burton's yeste
day.
Nh, Mrs. Lizzie Dean and her mothe
m. Mrs. M. A. Richardson, of Willett
he vile, attended church here yesterda.
*; The W. F. M. S. will meet at tt
@ @'as home of Brother Maxey and wife c
,s ,s' Thursday, May 5, at 2:3O p. m.
to Samuel Oldaker, civil engineer
No the Northern Pacific r. r., sent
he very interesting relic to his brothe
r:' John w. Olkaker, of this place, fe
nes days ago, supposed to be set of L
t,,, eT dian hunter trappings, which va
md very highly appreciated by the rec
pient.
my David Pence, of Shackleton, pas
. ed through here Friday on busine
'le' trip to Lynchburg.
70 Lon CLANCY and family have I
in Gently removed from this place
us Lynchburg, where he has work f
hat the summer.
uea Harley Achor and family, of Sharl
ga vile, visited Mrs. Rebecca Frost "
M terday.
en- Mae-Are you going to the matin
ION this afternoon
uS Blanche-No, | must stay at hon
viii The hairdresser is coming.
As Mae-Why don't you have two Sc
ut then you could leave one,
God
We Reduced Rates via B. &. o. S.
ing Railroad.