The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-01-05
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holidays with relatives here.
| Mrs. Caroline Cotterill entertained
a few days ago: Mr.. aud Mrs. James
Hiler and two children, of Kcttermau,
also her son Orange, who is located At
Utica, o. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coons and little
daughter, of Columbus, we're guests
of MIR. and Mrs. L. E. Diehl two days
of last week.
Supt. W. II. Cornettct, Of Leesburg,
spent Christmas with relatives here.
Mrs. Wash Surber is visiting her
son Ova, who is attending the deaf
and dumb school at Columbus.
Adolph Jacobs has returned from 4
visit with his son Albert and family,
at Portsmouth.
Fred Parrot is enjoying himself
with relatives at Louisville, KY.
Quite an enjoyable time was had at
the home of the bride at Arnheim,
Brown county, when John Euverard,
of Mowrystown, O, aud Miss Hattie
Yochum, of Arnheim, we're married
by the Lutheran minister of that
place, December %, at high noon. A
reception was given at the home of
the groom the following day. The
young people turned out IN full array
at night, to give them the usual sere.
made. Mr.. Euverard is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. David Euverard, and is one
of our best young men. His bride an
accomplished young lady and has
m any friends.
Miss Zoe Xignon, of Georgetown, |
visited the Fenwick sisters here last
week.
The "Conundrum Social' given by
the P. s. @. e. of the Presbyterian
Church, was we'll attended not-with.
standing the rough weather. Oysters
were plentiful and they were enjoyed
by every one present Instrumental
music was furnished by the Local
Orchestra.
Henry Clinton Wrinkles is reported |
to be dangerously i'll.
Albert Osborne, of Wheelersburp,
was calling on friends here few day |
ago.
Orph Ludwick, of Cincinnati, is
spending few days vacation with his
brother, Chas Ludwick.
Misses Gala and Elsie Rose, of
Hi'lsboro, we're entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Badqley
recently.
Mr.. j. H. Washburn, who has been |
canvassing for the Whiting View Co,
in Georgia, is spending a vacation
with his family here.
The township school board meets
here this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Few have re-
turned from visit with friends at
Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pope are re-
ioicing at the. arrival of an eleven
pound boy, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
at the arrival of ten pound
one.
DR.. Ed. W. Cornettet, of Piketon,
was a guest of his mother during
holidays.
Misses Anna Rosselot and Maggie
of Wyoming, are visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Alzo p. Rosselot, Miss Nora Will
Ind Elmer Porter will 10 back to
Westerville tomorrow to resume their
studies until June.
At the U. B. parsonage Christmas
Law Henry Amey, of Bells Run, and
Miss Minnie McQuitty, of Fincastle,
we're married by @. G. Alton. Mr..
Amey is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Amey and is an Industrious, up
light young man. His bride an &C.
complained young lady.
Chas. Yochum attended the Con-
Of the Anti-Saloon League at
aillsboro last Wednesday night.
The membership of the W. @. r. U.
# this place is still Increasing In
,umbers. A number of new honorary
members have come into the society
10 begin with the New Year. Also
new members have lately come into
the rank.
When in the early morning OF De-
;ember 81. the Presbyterian Church
bell tolIed, we we're greatly shocked
TO learn that Johnathan Reed, one of
'ur citizens, had suddenly died Of
heart failure during the night. He
vas one Of the neatest paper hangers
and best painters here. He was
working In Jake Stroop's new resi-
ience all day on Monday and was az
oily as usual that evening, and friends
Who parted late with him, little
thought of hearing of his death so
loon. He leaves wife and an adopted
laughter who will miss him also will
,is many friends. Mr.. Reed was a
member of good standing in the Pres.
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