The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-21

Station, Is visiting MIR. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Hoskins.
Mrs. l.. S. Judkins and her niece,
Miss Stella Savage, of Wilmington,
we're guests of Mrs. Emma Boyd, Of
Fairfield Tuesday last.
Mrs. L. B. Savage, after few
weeks visit with her son and family
in Wilmington. returned home Sun
day morning.
Miss Sylvia Moore, who has been
near Paris, Ky, since the death of
her sister, Mrs. Redmon, returned
home Friday evening.
Mrs. Jacob Rice and daughter,
Cora, returned to their home in Gin
cinnati Saturday, after spending a
couple of weeks with Joseph Cohn's
family.
J. 7. McGuyer, of Cincinnati, was
the guest of DR.. l.. j. Spickard on
Friday.
George Canter having secured a
position at Chicago. left for that
place last week.
Miss Clara Barge will deliver an
address at the M. E Church Thurs
day evening in the interest of the
Home Missionary Society.
Adams q Terrell shipped a lot of
hogs to Cincinnati Thursday.
o. B. Savage and wife, of Whining
ton, we're guests at his mothers home
on Sunday.
Wilbur Thornburg and wife return
ed home Sunday afternoon, after
spending a week with Edwin Thorn
burg and family in Trumbull county.
Mrs. Payton is making quite an inn
provement in her home on Main street
by the addition of one or two rooms
and front veranda.
Rev. DR.. Bailey and wife, of Ripley,
are enjoying a short vacation with
Mrs. Bailey's parents d. A. Terrell
and wife and other relatives at this
place.
DR.. L. Spickard was in Cincinnati
last week and purchased new autu-
mobile, which he is learning now to
manage.
Rev. DR.. Bailey filed the pulpit at
the NJ. E. Church in Rev. Hills place
Sunday at 1890 a. m. and also made a
very interesting talk at the meeting
of the Epworth League in the even
ing.
j. II. Butts, of Byer, Jackson
county, breaker on local freight,
while making running switch at
Highland station Friday noon, was
struck on the head by the mail crane
at the side of the track where the
mail had been hung up. He was struck
at the edge of the hair on forehead,
the scalp being torn of to the back of
head and was found lying on the plat
form by train men. A doctor hap
pened to be present and dressed his
wounds, making him as comfortable
as possible under the circumstances,
and he was taken to Chillicothe on
the $50 fast line.
w. M. Jones and wife, of New An
tioch, Tere guests of their son
Homer, and family on Friday.
Word was received last week of the
death. on Saturday, July ., of the lit
tie daughter of Edward Moore AND
wife, at their new home near New
kirk, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Mary Jones, who resided II
this place some years since, and viii
be remembered by many of the oldel
citizens, died on Tuesday of last weel
at the home of her son, Jesse, a
Springfield, H., and was buried a
Greentown, Ind. She was seventy-si,
years of ago and leaves a daughter
and three sons to mourn a mother
death.
Epworth League, OF Highland, o.
will present Smite-Thibbs COncer
Company at the Opera House, Satur
day evening, July %, l904 in bene
fit performance. Admission-adult
20 cents, children l5 The public cor
daily invited.
A feeling of real sorrow and sadnes
was felt In the hearts of neighbor
and friends when 1t was learned Sun
day afternoon that John Hanley wa
dying. For more than four month
his disease has been much of the tim
of such character as to cause grav
doubts as to his recovery; then
change for the better would insplr
hope, but for the last week he ha
been rapidly failing, until just befor
ten o'clock Sunday night the en-
came and he quietly fell asleep. Tn
funeral service was held at st. Mary
Catholic Church In Hillsboro Tuesda
; at ten a. m. "A more extended motto
will appear later.
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