The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-06-16
MOwRYSTOwN.
June l3. 1904.

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Blackberries are in full bloom
James Weaver is spending vaca-
tion at New Albany, Cincinnati and
other points.
Henry Boil and family visited his
brother, Chris, and family, of Hamers.
vile, Brown county, last week.
Miss Anna Rosselot left for Cincin-
natl last Monday to be away for some
time.
Mrs. Wesley Hunter was in Hills
boro one day last week on business.
The apple crop will be light in this
section.
NJ. +. Sonner, of Lynchburg, was on
our streets short time ago.
The Misses Archers, of Lynchburg,
visited friends here recently.
Presiding Elder Geigher, of the T..
| B. Church, was here last Sunday and
preached to large audience at 2:3o
p. IN. After services he baptized sew
eral persons.
Or. Rudisill dentist, of Hillsboro,
was in our town quite recently look
ing up a location to open an Office.
We would all be pleased to have the
doctor to become a resident of our
town.
Supt. W. Il. Cornetet, of the Lees
burg schools, has been visiting rela.
tives here the past week. We under
stand he has been re-employed as
superintendent of schools there the
coming winter.
Mrs. Lizzie Keethler, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Keethler, of Mt. Grab, were
entertained by Miss Josie Diehl last
week.
Some of our young men ha We secured
employment on the n. & w. f. X. for
this summer.
Mrs. Rebecca Roads, of Rainsboro,
is a guest of G. w. Badgley and wife.
Lloyd, the little one.year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Guillerman, jr., of
near Sardinia died last Wednesday
and was taken to the Taylorsville
cemetery for burial.
Mrs. Helsley visited her daughter.
Mrs. Andrew Galley, of East Danville.
last week
Florence Feike, sr., died at his home
near Brownstown on the 9Th of June
He was well known to many of our
citizens, being prominent farmer
near this place some years ago. He
had many friends here who sympathize
with his bereaved wife and children.
Mrs. Amanda McConnaughey, of
New Market, was a pleasant visitor
at the home of John Reed and family
last week.
The members of the Christian
Church have remodeled the belfry on
their church, which adds to its appear
ance and improves the tone of the
bell.
1t would be impossible to state how
many people were at Children's Day
exercises here which were held on
Sunday night at the Presbytern
Church. The house was crowded and
many were standing outside at the
windows. The little people all did
their parts in the recitations and sing
ing in an able manner. The house
was protusely decorated with flowers,
which added much to the beauty of
the occasion. A handsome collection
was taken up at the close of the exer.
cises.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Over
stake, arm broken Mrs. Naylor, leg
broken, and Mrs Cotterill, shoulder
broken. All these accidents happen.
ed only few days apart, and all are
confined to the house and improving
rather slowly.
Cliff Badgley went to Hamilton,
where he will be engaged in gro
Gerry.
John Rose and family, of Hillsboro,
we're visitors at the home of G.. W.
Badgley recently.
Ira Stevens is beautifying his home
with a new addition of two rooms.
Chas. Long is the carpenter,
DR.. Walter S. Rudisill, leading
and popular dentist of Hillsboro, will
be at the office of DR.. Rhoten Thurs.
day and Friday, June % and u, If
in need of dental work don't fail to
call on him