The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-17
RAnNSBORO.
March IA, 1904.

A son was born to Percy Roads and
wife last Tuesday morning.
Robert McMullen has been quite
sick the past week with tonsilitis.
John Edgington has been in a hos
pital in Cincinnati for treatment for
several days.
Herbert Glenn has been suffering
with inhammatory rheumatism the
past week.
Ray Mcbride, of Hillsboro, was the
guest of his sister here, last wednes-
day.
Mrs. Hattie Pensyl, of cambridge,
was in town last week making ar
rangements for her music class for
the summer. tt
Henry Smith has bought the pro-
perty OF Mrs. Nan Upp on Main street.
John Stultz and family have moved
to farm near Cynthiana.
Henry S. Foraker is making quite
extensive repairs on his residence
this spring.
What promised to be a disastrous
fire occurred at the home of Thomas
Trump last Wednesday m morning. The
fire had considerable headway when
discovered, but the citizens respond.
ed SO promptly to the call for help
that they got it extinguished after
considerable damage had been done.
Mrs. Frump and little son were sick
In bed with measles, but received no
injury beyond the shock.
John Snider moved to his farm last
Friday and Chas. Workman moved
into the house he vacated.
A broken wire on the Bell telephone
line to Greenfield caused considera-
BILE inconvenience to some of our cit.
izens last week.
James Bryant and wife, of Sabina,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Sans
last Friday.
Rev. C.L. Winget will dispose of
some Of his household and personal
effects at public sale next Saturday
afternoon.
Harry Mercer has been quite i'll the
past week with measles.
VIM. Kearns, of Greenfield, was a
visitor in our village last Friday.
Rev. Kestle was unable to fill his
pulpit here Sunday on account of be-
ing called to Marshall to attend a
funeral.
Mrs. Daisy Cameron, of Springfield,
is the guest of her parents, F. Mccoy
and wife.
Mrs. c. L. Winget visited friends at
Woodstock over Sunday.
Miss Mabel McNulty has been on
the sick list for several days.
Frank Spargur and T. M. Thoroman
have purchased Harry Smiths farm
south of town.
The EpwOrth League will have a
social at the home of Rev. winget to.
morrow evening.
Mrs. Sallie Early and SON, CLYDE, of
South Salem, we're guests of J. E. Upp
and wife last Saturday.
Mrs. John Santee and her mother,
Mrs. Barnard, will sell all their pro-
perty at public sale next Saturday
morning and will break up house.
keeping for the present.
Elizabeth Upp Sans fell asleep at
the home of her parents here last
Wednesday morning. The news of
her death cast a gloom over the en-
tire community for she was loved by
everyone. She was born June 3, 1883,
and all her youth and maidenhood
were spent in this community. except
the school months of 1S99-l9O2 when
she attended the High School of Hills.
boro and graduated from that. insti-
tuition with high honors in June of
the latter year. When only a child
she became member of the M. e.
Church and gave largely of both
time and talents to every branch of
church work. Being of a conscien-
tious and ambitious nature she often
went beyond her strength In doing
what she felt to be her duty to the
world and the number of hearts now
bowed with grief testify to the inau-
euce that she has exerted among us.
On Christmas eve 1902 she became
the bride of Q. d. Sans and moved to
farm near Danvllle with every pros
pect for a happy future, but the dis
ease that had threatened her frail
constitution for several months prior
to this, now developed rapidly and al
though everything possible was done
to spare her life. God willed 1t other
wise. Two weeks ago she came back
to her old home for visit hoping to
be benehtted by the change, but she
sank rapidly and on the morning of
March "the silver cord was loosed"
and she went home forever. Funeral
services were held In the M. Il. Church
Friday morning conducted by Revs.
n. @. Curless, Of Springfield. A. =.
Kestle, J. b. Davis and @. L. wiuget,
OF this place, and her remains were
then laid beside her babe II tho beau.
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