The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-07-14
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,Julv IL, 1904

July II, 1904.
Chas. Long and wife wereAin Ports
mouth last week visiting relatives.
Carey sirabry, while unloading logs
at the saw mill yards, came near be-
ing badly hurt BY a log rolling over
him few days ago. He has gotten
over the accident enough to resume
work.
The w, G. T. U. held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. Scot {
Kay recently. M NJ, N
DR.. Ruaisill, dentist, was here again
last Friday. He is becoming quite
popular and already has engagements
for the next week. -
DR.. Rhoten, who is President OF the
Highland County Medical Society, was
attending a meeting of that society
last week at Hillsboro. FaR 3
W. e. Diehl and little son, Willard,
Chas. Diehl, wife and little son, Leo,
all of Hamilton, spent few days OF
last week among friends here.
Carey Long, Assistant Deputy War.
den of the Ohio Penitentiary, was
here short time ago looking after
his business affairs. G 49,
Rev. Alton preached the X. of P.
Memorial sermon at Belfast Sunday.
Mrs. John Ferguson and son, Ed
ward. have returned from pleasant
visit among relatives at Alexandria,
Ind.
Hon. G. p. Wagner, wife and daugh-
ter, Kate, and Mr.. and Mrs. Matz, of
Cincinnati, visited relatives here
few days ago.
Miss Hazel Nye, of Hillsboro, visited
her friend, Rose Reed, last week.
Chas. Mills has moved from the
house near the Roller to the Dionne
property on North High street. : +
Mrs. Thompson, IT Sardinia. was at
the home Of John Reed several days
last week visiting her niece, Mrs.
Reed. Mrs. Thompson is IS years old
and 10 quite An active old lady.
J. q. washburn, who is canvassing
for the whiting View Co., has come
home on a vacation. he says the
farmers in the Southern States are
very busy.
Will Tissott, of wellington, is a
guest of the Tissott family. A social
was given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kelley in honor Of Mr..
Tissott few nights ago.
VIM. Jacobs, a resident of Hamil-
ton, visited his father here recently.
Ira Stevens ann lam =, we're among
friends at Sug riree te saturday
and Sunday.
Two of our little bl- 'arl Long
and Floyd T"rr"-. ~hi thing in
Whiteoak ca lls, -. we're on
the point of 4 '"n ug rnl ght have
done so had /, - been i." he timely
arrival of StaL.rv "a ",,. Who pulled
them out of the w.l.r.
Ford Allen has finished burning a
kiln of brick near the depot.
Wheat harvest is about over and
farmers report fair crop.
George Brognard, highly respect
ed citizen and well-to-do farmer near
town, died Sunday afternoon at 2 p.
m. He had been sick for a long time
and his death was expected. The re-
mains will be placed in the Mowrys-
town cemetery by the aide of his wife,
who preceded him some years ago.
Mrs. Louis Druhot and little son,
Glenn, visited friends at Winchester
last Sunday. L...,g
Aunt Polly Long, of Winchester, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Rilea.
Miss Flossie Galliett is spending the
week with friends at Hillsboro.
The great amount of rain have
caused all vegetation to grow nicely.
Some of our people are afraid the
potatoes will rot op account OF SO
much rain. tt'gE ,Ht
Mrs. Moore has returned from an
extended visit among friends at Ne "
Market and vicinity. ~ tiS3tl
Alzo Rosselot is enjoying his vaca'
tion by doing carpenter work at Fin
castle. " Er
Louie Troutman is having the foun'
dation laid for his new dwelling house
on North High street.
George Parrott and Hoadley Vance
visited Serpent Mound one day last
week.