The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-06-16
MARSHALL.
june l3, l9O4

James Head and James Chestnut
have completed a thirty-two foot
stock well for F. T. Hiser and have
moved their well drill to the farm
occupied by George to Hiser, near
Turkey.
Misses Elva Morrison and Ina Frye,
of Highland, who have been guests of
the Misses Kathryn and Flossie Watts
for several days, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. w. L. Holmes and daughter,
Clara, of West Union, left for home
Tuesday after having spent several
days as pleasant guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Smith.
Clarence r. Hiser has one of the
most elegant Columbus buggies that
is to be seen in this vicinity.
Pupils commencement will be Fri.
day night, June -. There are five
graduates we are told. d. W. Carlisle
Is to conduct exercises.
Now base ball rooters and players
don't get personal or daffy If some
things are not just as they should be,
for all our information comes from
the sporting reporters Saturday
week our team played Berryville q
to 3 and Saturday II to 8, so Marshall
has a record besides what Is in the
paper. Berryville defeated Cynthi-
ana at large odds, disregarding what
Eagle Eye" Mccall batted about the
diamond for the latter team.
The Presbyterians have erected a
neat fence about portion of their
graveyard.
Rev. Carter of Friends charge near
Overman, will exchange with Rev. A.
J. Kestle here June %, 1890 a. m.
M. F. Kneisley has sold the contents
and leased his store room to Jack
Hunter, of near Berryville.
Carey Beavers and wife visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Beavers,
of Rainsboro, Sunday.
]. G. Bell and family, of Hillsboro,
visited his father one day last week.
The Roush brothers have finished
roofing j. W. Bells barn and left for
their homes.
Joseph Greenfield, of Harriet, and
Israel Boads made a business trip to
Lathem, Wednesday.
Allen 7. Hiser and son, Charles, re-
turned Monday from a several days
visit with Aunt Betsy Williams and
son, j. NJ, of Mt. Sterling.
Miss Meyers, of Colum bus, is the
guest of the Misses Martin.
Johnny Hogsett, one of our bright
Patterson graduates, will participate
in the County Commencement June 25.
Misses Hull, Wright, Martin, Watts,
Hiser, Cameron, Stultz, Roads and |
others and Me,srs. Wright, Martin,
Ellison, Spargur, McCoppin, Bell,
Rice, Mccall, King and others attend
ed the Dallas Children's service Sun
day
Mr. Ross, of Highland, was pleas.
antly entertained by Miss Kathryn
Watts, Sunday.
At the semi-annual election of X.
of p. lodge the following were elect
ed: c. c., A. G. Cameron; V. c., c. C.
Martin: Prel., B. E. Wright: M. of A.,
Frank G. Lyle: M. of W., f. +. Law
head; |. G., j, W. Wise; o. g., W. A.
Creed.
The Ladies' Aid ice cream festival
was fine success. About s25 was
cleared.
Harley Spruance and wife spent
Sunday the guests of Pap Hiser, near
Turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shannon, of Fol.
som, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents.
Wallace Dick and Miss Oracle Hiser
attended Hillsboro High School Com
mencement Friday.
Roy Lucas, G. L. Hiser and Miss
Mary Lucas attended the ice cream
supper at Berrysville, Saturday night.
Charles Hiser was guest of Elm
vile friends Sunday.
Wednesday and Saturday we're
noted as race days on our pixies. We
won't publish the names of the femi-
nine jockeys suffice it to say one was
a miss and one madam) but our
bachelors met beneath the weeping
willow by the roadside to relate their
experiences of running the gauntlet.