The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-06-30
MARSHALL.
June 27, 1904.


NJ. G. Lucas and w. n, Spruance, of
this place, represented the Rainsboro
and Marshall X. of p. Lodges at the
Cleveland Convention recently.
Charles, Hiser and Miss Margaret
Hammond, of Elmville, I. B. Cum.
mings and Miss Lulu Weaver, of Sink.
ing Spring, Ova McCoppin and Miss
nellie Eubanks, of Carmel, and others
attended |. o. q. F. supper Saturday
night.
Frank Watts has been suffering
with a severe cold.
Wesley Cummings and family, of
Cynthiana, spent Sunday with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Cum
mings.
Supt. +. p. Tice, of New Vienna,
was a business visitor here last week.
Joseph Steinmetz, road manager
for the Louisville Soap Company, of
Louisville, KY, spent portion OF
last week as the guest of Miss Grace
Carlisle.
Hamer King and Ben Wright spent
Sunday the guests of the formers
parents in Adams county.
The odd Fellows supper was COM
plete success in every way, as neat
little sum of about fifty dollars was
cleared. When we have future fetes,
however, the organization so doing
should procure, at least, two stalwart
consta bles to preserve order.
Clarence L. Hiser spent Sunday the
guest of Loudon friends.
Miss nellie Butler, of Elmville, and
Fenton Kesler, of North Union, were
calling on friends in this vicinity on
sunday afternoon.
Rev. Homer Curless, of Springfield, :,
and Miss Ruth Britton, of Hillsboro
we're entertained at lunch by Miss
Nettie Buffers last Wednesday.
Joseph Bell was thrown violently
from his wagon on his was from town
Saturday and was severely and pain
fully injured.
Simpson West has completed saw
ing on C. p. Murphy's place and has
moved to his home near Sinking
Spring.
The county stone crusher has moved
from the Frump place to f. NJ. Mains
west of our burg.
Berryville defeated Marshall - to
10 Saturday.
Some wheat will be cut this week if
the weather permits.
T. w. Mccoy and wife, of Lodore,
spent Sunday the guests of the lat
ter's father.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watts, of Grand
Iowa Messrs. Cade and Ed.
Watts, of PEBBLES, Judge o. H,
Hughes, of Hillsboro, Sen. and Mrs.
T NJ Watts, of Carmel, spent last
Sunday with r. r. Watts and family.
One of the most enjoyable and en-
tertaining commencements of our
recollection occurred here Friday
night. All of the five graduates,
Misses Flossie Watts, Eva and Royal
Cameron, Jennie Spruance and Johnny
Hogsett acquitted themselves excel
lently. The Etude Quartet furnished
music which was fire.
quently encored, Prof. L. L. Faris,
of Hillsboro High School, gave us a
good practical talk on the new school
code and other live questions relative
to school management, in his famil-
lar way. Great credit and many
thanks are due Miss Viola Sypherd
for the kind assistance and training
of the graduates, as well as the able
manner in which she conducted the
evening exercises.
James Elliott has almost completed
a neat job of painting on Joseph Bells
new barn.
Miss Rosa Stultz, of Elmville, spent
Friday and Saturday the guest OF Miss
Grace Carlisle.
Frank Stultz and family, of near
New Petersburg, spent Sunday the
guest OF his father, John Stultz, and
family.
A. E. Overholser, of Sinking Spring,
and Miss Oracle Hiser attended the
l. o. o. F. Memorial at Sinking Spring