The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-09-15
MowRYSTOwN.
September l2, 1904.

Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. Crawford, our popular milliner,
was in Cincinnati last Monday and
Tuesday laying in a large stock OF
for this fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salee Rotroif md little
daughter, of Washington G. e., visit
ed friends and relatives here recently.
Hon. C. P. Wagner and wife, OF
Cincinnati, are spending the week
very pleasantly among friends here.
Robert Burns, of Fincastle, was al
the U. B. Church here Sunday and
took dinner with Eli Funk and family
J. II. Washburn, after spending a
vacation of several weeks with hi:
family here, has gone back to the
South to resume his work of selling
views for Cincinnati firm.
G. L. Euverard, of Hillsboro, was or
our streets few days ago.
Jos. Pursinger and sister, Pearlie
who spent the summer here with theiI
grandpa Troutman, have returned te
their home in Cincinnati.
Alzo Rosselot has returned to Wes
terville to resume his studies for one
more year when at the close he ex
pectsto graduate.
Mrs. Susan Hicks is with relative:
in Hillsboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox, of Sedan
spent last week here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ludwick, who
furnished the meals at the Columbus
State Fair, have returned home and
expect to be at the West Union Fair
this week for this purpose.
Chas Stratton Is quite poorly. 1t
is feared he will not be able to teach
his school this fall and winter. He
was hired to teach in the Kettermau
district.
our schools opened here on the 9th
with Mr.. Nave superintendent, Mrs
Lizzie Rosselot, intermediate and Wal
ter Kay primary. The schools are
well attended and all seem to be in.
terested, which makes it encouraging
to teachers and parents.
G. W. Badgley was a business Wis.
itor in Hillsboro last Saturday.
John Rose. of Hilsboro, was on our
streets one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Yochum spent
last Saturday night at Bells Run,
guests of Allen Fender and wife.
A meeting of the farmers of thi:
vicinity was held in the Town Hal
last Tuesday night in the interest OF
a farmers cooperative manufacture
ing company. Some of the promoter;
of the company were present and ex
planned the purposes of the proposed
organization. The idea is for the
company to manufacture farming i'm
plements and machinery and save the
large profits the trusts are supposed
TO get. Shares in the company are
S25 each, and many of our farmers
have subscribed for stock. The stock
holders expect to get their goods at {
special reduced price and will alst
share in the earnings of the company
Jos. Cox and John Shirer, of Sedan
who were guests of friends here re
Gently, returned to their home las
Tuesday accompanied by Ellis ]. an,
Joseph Druhot.
John Q. Rhoades, of Hillsboro, wa
shaking hands with the voters of thi
place a short time ago.
The first time Cleveland was electe'
President the Democrats of this plac,
and surrounding locality purchased
cannon and named it Little Tom
This cannon has been used many time
since, and at the G. A. r. Reunion /
was taken out and fired several times
and some person thinking to make /
roar louder than usual put in an extr;
load of powder and earth, and afte
the great thunderous discharge piece
of the cannon we're found one-hal
mile away from where it was fired
Those having the pieces are savin
them as relics.
VIM. Hunter, after spending tw
weeks vacation at the Worlds Fair
has returned and resumed his work a
the roller mill.
The Democrats of Whiteoak towr
ship are to meet here this afternoo
for the purpose of selecting delegate
and alternates to the county conver
ton. A Central Committeeman is t
De chosen at this meeting.
Chas. Long and wife and Lilli
Gladys Ludwick spent last Sunday a
Maple Grove, guests of ]. E. Burn
and family.
Rev. Mellor was at Gath one da
last week and called on L. G. Marcor
net and family.
Schrier-Fine Tailoring.