The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02
MARSHALL.
October 30, 1905

John Martin had public sale, after
which his family moved to within four
miles of Lebanon on October 20.
Mrs. Catharine Buffers, familiarly
known as Cassie, died at the home OF
her son, Aaron Buffers, at Westboro,
on October IA. Ella Buffers and Mrs
d. Il. Cummings, her daughters, were
at her bedside when death came. The
remains were brought here to her late
home, in which funeral services were
held on the 16, after which she was
laid to rest by the side of her husband,
John Buffers, in link Cemetery.
The infant son born to Mr. and Mrs.
F b.. Cummings on October l, died
Monday, October %, of cholera infan-
tum, and was laid to rest in the Pts.
gah Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
The parents, who have the deepest
sympathy of the community, also
have the consollng words of the Sa'
vior, in refercene to little children.
George Sharpe, oil Barrett's Mills,
has moved on Frank Watts farm,
vacated by John Martin.
Don Main, one of our young carpen-
ters some time back concluded to steal
a march on the boys, and hence he
went to Mrs. Templin, procured
house, and then he called on Miss
Pearl Ashmore, as was his custom, and
you know about the wedding, sup
pose, so will just tell you that Mr..
and Mrs. Main will be at home TO
their many friends on Mrs. Templin's
farm west of town. May the creates
of happiness and prosperity attend
them Is the wishes Of the NEws-HER.
AID and their many friends.
Hamer King, of Adams county, aud
T. A. Taylor, of Hillsboro, came to
assist the goat butt Lee Stratton, who
was so week-kneed that western gale
might have put him or his pedestals
by the time the X. of p. goat had fin.
ished Saturday night.
Milton Gamble and family spent
Saturday and Sunday the guests of
his parents in Pike County.
Jack Fittro and daughter, of near
Overman, attended the G. U. services
here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Walter Lucas, of Wood
field, o., spent Conference week the
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. W. Lucas.
At the conclusion of the Bird degree
work, the X. of p. had an oyster sup
per, which was enjoyed by all present.
Harry Lukemire and j. Fl. Barrett,
of Hillsboro, ]. Ed Shannon and VIM.
j. Trump, of Hillsdale, Mr. Barton, of
Cynthiana, and r. M. Lyle and M. G.
Lucas, of Paint Lodge, we're among
the visitors.
The following have new telephone
boxes: James Rice, d. Il. Cummings, |
ID. @. Dick, the j. G. Bell farm, James |
PAUL., g. p. Murphy, Mrs M. ]. Cum
mings, F.H.G. Bell, FIT. .Hises, Ed Bur-
nett,lD. r. Glaze and 81 Ferguson. Since
these names are not in the numbered
list In the Directory, all parties call I
ing should notice initials of the pa
irons. thus avoiding mistakes.
Pearl G. Dick, second on grades, has
been carrying the Marshall mail since
Jesse Wise resigned on account of i'll |
health. Pearl is one of our best young |
men, but rather bashful, so we warn
young ladies not to frequent their
mail boxes until Rural Wagon No. |
goes by, lest they Illustrate our carrier. |
Rev. David Vandament, Editor of
the Messenger, of Greencastle, Ind,
was here, and preached in the @. U.
Church, Sunday morning and evening.
G. U. Conference, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, was we'll attend
ed, and highly spoken of by those at
tending.
The G. U. Congregation have repa-
pered and repaired their Church, and
installed new furniture, new stoves
and new gas generator, that is very
luminous.
Catch Spruance injured his left eye
cutting corn, and may lose the sight
of 1t yet. DR.. Nelson, of Hillsboro, is !
treating the injured organ.