The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-12-29

Columbus ID al The Hsboro and Norwood High
he home Of his School Basket Ball teams played
d Mrs H. M.lgame At the Armory Monday after
noon, but the visitors scarcely fur
.lnished common amusement, so easy
, " we're they. Score 81 to in favor Of
II u = "a "a ~ n ~ the home team.
Prof. H E. Conard, of Cheyenne, q
irstcass cook Wy0 visited relatives here Tuesday
At position at e5 He is With relatives at New vi
To Mrs Geo b. emma, but will return to Hsbor0 for
short visit before returning to his T
=. duties as superintendent of the public I
>. ho,,Ss.. s,th schools of the Wyoming capital d
nd Mrs. J. M. wilber Newly who has been in , !,
charge of the exhibit of the Huber r
Ivnr Eadv of Man ufact turing Co., of Marion, o., at
gres.s of tbe the Worlds Fair, is at home for :
,ra Mr. = q holiday vacation. He expects to re-
turn to Marion to continue in the EN-.
ploy of the same company.
tate University Miss Susan Burey Orange, a former
idays with their resident of this place. died at the
home of her niece, Mrs. E. E. Kendle a
-. ~, lin Colum bus, Saturday, and was buried +
io' n"e ', , from the Methodist Church here, on
vn give, ,.s wa. Tuesday morning. She a sister
of Mrs David Hogsett, deceased.
:. for An. tailor Rev. J. W Klise, j. p, is take
IN given clean the lecture platform again explain
,,r,ng TAX we. to doubling generation very ntri-
cate and much mooted point. His
subject will be "Where Cain Found
eecner OF the d. His Wife, and he has already booked
OF Cincnnati' number of dates in Adams county
idays with her - IA
Gus SUMS Minstrels will appear at
- Bells Opers House Friday, January :
for nne TAILOR 6. This attraction born here go
lion given cIean- to speak When originally organized
airing lso vest held here and Hills
boro audience Witnessed its premier ,
.ra .or r,ro,d public performance. 1t has been
West Union, the nigniy successluI sinoe.
to, Mr.. and Mrs Burning SCOT in the chimney of the
sextion's house at the Hilsboro GENE.
! M,r,.t.. and tery called out the FIRE department
ro sr.n+ Chr,.t about o'clock Tuesday evening. The
r.s NJ and NJ. only damage to the feelings of
the fremen, who did not enjoy riding
rat Lou Dillon gait in the gale pre-
ertained large vailng at the time.
,,o.h,. dan.. - There is in the history of
the Presbyterian church bell in Pike.
ton that, with one two exceptions,
has been employ there Is person residing in the
Fair, home town that remembers it, says the
,arents Mr. and waverly watchman The first death
announced by the tolling of this bell
- was that of President Zachariah Tay-
!. and Mrs. J. B. -
sal was formerly Col and Mrs. Il B. Julian, of Lima,
Ind, are the guests of Mrs. Julian's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hickle.
nv 70 oa az Col. Julian is connected with the Howe
: Empty VI 'ue Military School. of which Rev. ]. H
puonS oo' 10 's Mckenzie formerly of this place is
the commandant, and he reports that
an returned from that institution is enjoying marked
, after an extend. prosperity.
oCie anu aunt MI Saturday the first anniversary
rtin. of the first and last meeting of the
,.a I,.t weeL hv iamented Mlonaires' Club In honor
- .nrorr..a ,hs of the date the surviving members
ber,r.,,w q w wore mourning badges and held i'm
~ U promptu memorial services whenever
-- aud wherever two chanced to
father of Dudley be gathered together All tOasts
rife was formerly we're drank standing and the only
of this city, died beverages ginger ale and soda
mber 2O pop.
e 10 o'clock high little of Walter Groves,
Catholic Church siding Dallas, got hold of some
laborate rendered tablets day last week
orchestra and swallowing them narrowly es.
-- capped death. DIR. Mcbride attended
Who has been In him. while his life saved he
the past five years. may fully from the ef
ana VIII spehd tne fects of the poison Only few days
lest OF his mother previously Groves lost
- ,,.., ,,a u.oa by poisoning the animals having
en- for business ~ .a.en e , po ," ' ' ~
good attention. i"R '"eeP UP
Mrs Ellen Doorey th~ ' 'hy.re-
s W. Scott Ben spected rect of the ~. r'ai.lck
&c and Cydc Trop Doorley, died at her residence
Cincinnati people West North Friday evening,
,as with relatives aged 6S years. Mrs. Doorley
native of ireland. She to this
.----- country with her husband fort yfOur
ns anu two onu' years ago. and had sin.e made her
nel Parents MT home in Hillsboro. After funeral
c"ee' IN Nor'n services at st. Marys Catholic Church
Monday morning, Rev. Father Cotter
l. who is loca- oiciatng, the interment made
Va In the EN-. In St. Marys Cemetery Mrs. Door
ber company spent ley leaves number of children, all
boro relatives and grown and many friends.
Elijah n. Mathews died at the home
rth.-u -, =. of th of his daughter, Mrs. W. W. Hardy
g. r...,u In New Vienna, December 13, aged
49,. =. a ... seventy mine years The death of
~ ~ Squire Mathews removes the last of
four brothers, that prominently