The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-05-05
BUFORD.
May 9, 1904

A. J. Frye and wife, of Hillsboro,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Rufus johnson and wife.
Mrs. Jacob Ridings and Miss Della
Ridings, of Mt. Oreb, were calling on
Mrs. Charles Rosselot last Friday.
Miss Maggie Moberly has returned
from an extended visit with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Pulliam, at Cincinnati.
Sanford and Allen Moler were call
ing on friends at Needful Sunday.
Miss Louie Conover was entertain.
ed by Miss Eva Foust Sunday evening.
Sedley Roberts sports new buggy.
w. w. Workman and family, of
Wrinkle, were calling on relatives
here Sunday.
Miss,Ona Rosselot was calling on
friends at Sardinia the latter part of
last week.
James Martin and family we're Wis
iting Mrs. Cora Hart and daughter at
Blanchester Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mae Louise spent Sunday with
home folks at Five Mile.
Miss Marie Conover was calling on
Miss Cinda Dumford Sunday evening.
o. II. Daggy, of Pulse, was on a
fishing expedition in our community
Saturday evening.
j. II. Duvall, of Pricetown, was a
business caller here last week.
Wilson Mount, of Five Mile, was
buying stock here Friday.
Clarence Luther and Miss Daisy
Rosselott attended the High School
Commencement at Mt. Oreb on last
Thursday evening.
James Brown, of Harwood, was call
ing on H. G. Roades to-day.
H. l.. Moberly and family, John
Beltz and family and Eli Disketes and
family we're calling on Henry Beltz
and wife Sunday.
Bert Moberly is confined to his room
with rheumatism.
Stanley Roberts and Miss Edna
Beard attended the play at Sardinia
Friday night.
James Pickett and wife, of Hills
boro, were guests of Henry Rosselot
and family Sunday.
Geo. Minke and wife we're calling
on the formers parents at Maple
Grove Sunday.
Miss Goldiel Pickett was entertain
ed by Miss Clannie Anderson Sunday.
Robert Colvin returned last week
from pleasure trip through Ken.
lucky and Tennessee.
Wilbur Willett, Frank Bennington
and the Misses Mae and Vergie Fen
der, ol Taylorsville, attended church
here last evening.
Miss Josie Caron is the guest of Miss
Jessie Wolkie.
ScottlKay, of Mowrystown, attend
ed church here Sunday morning.
Mrs. Starr, an aged lady and widow
of Vim. Starr, who made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. John Mason,
near Sardinia, was inferred here last
Wednesday.
Wilbur Mabin and family, of Sar-
dinia, Walter Reed and family, of
Mt. Oreb, were visiting at John Ma
bins Sunday.
The following we're successful from
Clay township at the Patterson ex-
animation held April l9; Nellie Puck
ett, Edna Beard, Marie Tolle, Eva
Folst, Gusta Rosselot, Frank Barker
and Hubert Mason.
A very sad accident occurred in our
village Wednesday evening, April 20,
which resulted in the death of Miss
Maud Crosier, aged twenty-four years
and five months. While moving about
In the kitchen she discovered her
clothes on fire, and became frighten.
ed and ran out of doors and in few
seconds her body was SO fatally burn.
I'd that she lived only thirty-eight
hours. The' young lady remained con-
'cious almost until her death and said
hat she did not know the cause of
he fire. AS may be remembered,
lbout eight years ago she had sister
burned to death in similar way. Her
ather, Mr.. Samuel Crosier, died last
september of heart trouble. The be-
eaved family have the sympathy of
he entire community.