The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-09-08
RUSSELL.
September 5, 1904

town, Indiana, are visiting her faith
er, George Roush, and her brother,
Wesley T. Roush.
Ed. Britton, of Chillicothe, was a
caller at the home of his parents
here, last Saturday. William Brit
ton, wife and grandson, Sheridan,
and daughter, Mrs. Lon Mccoy, and
daughters, Nellie and Ruth, of Col
umbus, we're visiting at the home of
Marion Britton, of near Lynchburg,
the same day.
Arthur, the little son of William
Roush, fell of the fence and broke
his arm above the elbow last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Greathouse, of Lebanon,
is here visiting her parents, William
Newton and wife.
Miss Ethel Wells, after few days
pleasant visiting among friends here,
returned to her home at Franklin,
Ohio, last week, accompanied by
Jesse Weibley and wife.
Leslie Michaels and family, of
Lynchburg, visited his parents here,
yesterday.
Mrs. Lon Mccoy and daughters re-
turned to their home in Columbu
Monday.
Tandy Boatright, of Snow Hill, vis-
tied his brother, f. G. Boatright, one
day last week.
Frank P. Smith has received the
sad intelligence of the serious illness
of his mother at her home at Blue
Creek, Adams county, Ohio.
Simpson Oldaker, John Ludwick,
Frank Crosen and family we're among
those who took in the State Fair last
week.
Sylvanus Achor and wife, of Sharps-
vile, we're guests of her mother, Mrs.
Malissa Newton, yesterday.
Mrs. Virginia Jonte and Miss Ida
Oldaker spent few days last week
with their sister, Mrs. Elma Stultz, of
New Vienna.
Oran Trop, of Cincinnati, is visiting
at his fathers, Jones Trop.
Divine service will be conducted
here on September Is, it being the
beginning of the new conference
year.
|. w. Oldaker, Simpson Oldaker
and wife were guests at the home OF
William Stultz and wife at New vi
emma Sunday.
Frank Burton has removed the gro.
Gerry belonging to Oscar Hodson, OF
Hillsboro, to this place and is now
ready to begin business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cuban enter.
tanned Saturday evening in honor OF
their visiting friends and neighbors,
Music was the principal feature OF
the evening. The hostess served
dainty Refreshments and social time
enjoyed throughout the evening
Those present we're Mrs. Lon Mccoy
and daughters, Nellie and Ruth, OF
Columbus, Ohio, DR.. F. M. Granger
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brit
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. JOnte, Mrs
Minnie Briggs, Misses Mollie Stroup
Rose Trop, Stella and George Cul
han. Marie Jonte, Charles Jonte
Sheridan Britton and Tom Jonte.
A very delightful hay ride party
was given Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Lon Mccoy and daughters
Nellie and Ruth, of Columbus, Ohio
The crowd numbering eighteen, were
driven to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Tropp, where the evening wal
spent In music and games. We were
favored with piano selections by Miss
Rosa Tropp, Misses Nellie and Rutf
Mccoy, Misses Stella and Georgis
Culhan. Violin selections Mastel
Sheridan Britton. Vocal solo Seavel
Frost. Vocal duet Mrs. Lon Mccoy
and Seaver Frost We were then in
vited to the dining room to partak,
of an elegant luncheon prepared b.
the hostess. The guests departed IL
the the wee hours of the morning
with an invitation to return In Au
gust, 1905.