The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-24
RAINSBORO.
March 2l, 1904.

nesday from Cincinnati, where she
has been spending the winter and will
be the guest Of her parents until after
Easter.
John Roads and wife have moved
into Mrs. Clark's property, on West
Main street.
Mrs. Ann Barnard disposed of her
personal property at public sale last
Saturday and will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. o. B. Roads,
in the futur,
The Sunday School of the M. f.
Church is arranging an interesting
program for Easter Sunday. Mesdames
II. B. Galliett, G. L. Winget and Miss
Josie Spargur have charge of the ex-
ercises.
Mrs. Ann Harrington has been on
the sick list the past week with but
little Improvement as yet.
Mr.. Doty, of Greenfield had large
drove of cattle at the Redkey Hotel
several days last week trying to dis
pose of them in either large or small
lots to our farmers. He took the re-
mainder to Leesburg on Saturday.
Mrs. beaverton, of Greenfield, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kate
Hudson.
Sam Ferguson and Truman Aucker-
man, who are employed at Bells Foun-
dry in Hillsboro, spent Sunday at
home.
The Epworth League has changed
its time of services to 1870 on Sunday
evenings tor the summer.
The third quarterly meeting of this
charge will be held at New Peters
burg next Saturday and Sunday. The
pastor requests a full attendance at
all services. Sermon on Saturday at
p. m. by Rev. V. F. Brown, followed
by quarterly conference. Sermon at
night by Rev. J, H. Davis. Usual
services on Sunday.
E1tuIN Smllu duNl hoNS hoN-
ed into the property they recently
purchased on Main street.
Mrs. Vim. Kearns and two children,
Pearl aud Howard, were guests of her
aunt here on Sunday
Thomas Ladd has rented the Barn.
ard tarm and will take possession some
time this week.
Rev. Winget occupied the pulpit at
the NJ. f. Church on Sunday evening
and preached an excellent sermon to
the young ladies.
The date of the commencement eX-
ercises of the township high school
has been set for April %. The class
this year consists of Misses Grace
Glenn, Florence Upp, Maude Lucas
and Messrs. Ora Upp, Pierce McMul-
len, Emil Epperson and Robert Nc
Mullen. H. c. Minnich, Dean of OK
ford University, will make the address
to the class and Rev. A. J. Kestle will
preach the bacalaureate sermon.
RevC. L. Winget has bought proper
ty in Westboro and expects to locate
there in the near future. We are
sorry that he and his estimable wife
have decided to leave this community
where they have been connected with
all our best interests for several years.
Mrs. Isaac Upp and Mrs. Luther
Smith, of Washington c. H., were
guests of friends here last week.
Dr.Hook and wife, of Sinking Spring,
were in town Saturday.
We are to have normal school this
summer under the able management
of P. M. Roads. 1t will open some
time In May and should have a liberal
patronage.
A merry party of young folks were
by Miss Maude Lucas last
Sunday evening.
Burch Hixson and wife entertained
a number of friends with big dinner
on Sunday last.
Some sneak thief enter the smoke |
house of Mrs. Maria Barrett last
Thursday night and took five pieces of
meat. Either in their haste or from
being overloaded they dropped ham
and it was recovered. Public opinion
seems to be divided as to who the
guilty party. When it comes to the
point that provisions are stolen from
an aged widow it is time to call halt
and the perpetrator should be found
out and given the full extent of the
law.