The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-01-12
GIFTS DISTRIBUTED.
Holders OF Lucky Numbers Are
Awarded the Colonial
Bazaar Prizes.
Elegant Run about Secured by Mrs.
E. B. AyPes--Men Draw Femi-
nine Apparel and
Vice Versa.

Colonial Bazaar held at the Armory
In November for the benefit of St.
Mary's Catholic Church, we're made
last week. Father Cotter is highly
gratiHed that the affair was financial
as we'll as social success and desires
to express his appreciation of the
generous help extended by the friends
of the parish, which made Its success
possible. The only regrets that for
90 many worthy patrons the number
of prizes we're so few.
The prizes distributed, the lucky
numbers and their holders, we're as
follows:
Alice Murphy, Cincinnati, 1852, e5
dry goods.
Arthur Bodman, Cincinnati, 52S,
barrel of -four.
Ova Shannon, Berrysville, 3344, two
tons coal.
Mrs.G. Winegardner, Hillsboro, 1884
e5 bottle perfume.
A. Mckay, Ft. Wavne, Ind, 1923, one
lady's hat.
Bridget Sullivan, Hillsboro, 1868, OF
cash and cigars.
Edw. winegardner, Hillsboro, 1860
90 gold.
Nellie B. Squier, Greenfield, 1874
two ladies' hats.
Frank Struble, Chillicothe, 3848, one
dozen photographs.
Ed. Kelly, Kentou, 1888, s5 groceries
A. L. Healy, Fayetteville, 1924, SIC
suit pattern.
Simon Reisbeck, Newark, 1884, 81
kodak.
M. vanden Eyden, Hillsboro, 64S, Sc
rocker.
Mrs. w. Sacks, Dayton, 2533, slS gas
burner
r. P. Bell, Hillsboro, S. clothing
Ella Cotter, Hillsboro, sos, s. bottle
perfume.
Jno. Cushing, Fayetteville, 1905
Boss washer.
M. G. Copeland, Fayetteville, 1916
$3.50 jewellery.
Frank McCafferty, Fayetteville, 1873
sl5 clothing order,
j. B. Reno, Hillsboro, s57, IS meal
and gas order.
Augusta Ingebrand, St. Paul, Mimi,
1920, $5 dry goods order.
Julia Cabrlll, Clarimont, Ill.,, 1917
$2O china closet.
Edw. J. Carroll, Hillsboro, 1874, 8!
lady's hat.
Stella Soeliner, Dayton, 2l76, Q;
clothing order.
Mrs. DR.. Love, Fayetteville, 1856
kitchen cupboard.
Ben Thumey, Chasetown, 1929, 81
grocery order.
P. S. Ryder, Dayton, 1920, s5 DIR.
goods order.
p. Mangen, Cleveland, 24O3, s5 cand.
order.
Jno. Harren, Day ton, $50, 80 stove
j. M. Durkin, Wilmington, 1893
E'nlld lawn mOWcT.
G. G. Stephens, Cincinnati, 25S9, s
meat order.
Geo. T. Re ise, Hamilton, 1910, boy
suit.
Rhoda Kittrell, Hillsboro, 1902, pal
of shoes.
Miss M. Meyerhoefer, Lebanon, 5G7
set knives and forks.
Ellen w. Gibbons, Venapgo, Pa
8l4, IS in gold.
Mrs. e. B. Ayres, l,.suoro, 269i
800 run.a about.
! Mrs. Carrigan, Glendale, 1890, Cal
can gds.
Mrs. M. German, niisb ro, 1911
ton of coal.
Eugene Reisbeck, Hillsboro, ia, so
cigars.
| c. vanden Eyden, st. Bernards, 65.
s5 grocery order
w. J. Shaefer, Cincinnati, 3O66, bat
room outfit.
Samuel Haley, Hillsboro, 3l72, larg
Indian bust.
Howard Condo, Cincinnati, 1856, tw
tons of coal.
Mrs. B. Garvey, Dayton, 32l7, s5 i
gold.
| L. Aurote, Cambridge Springs, Pa
$40, eide board.
| Kittie Cartin, Detroit, Mich, 20S4
IS meat order.
Fred Euverard, Columbus, 204l, .
grocery order.
| Mother Sebastian, Mt. st. Joseph
2776, set of dishes.
Nettie Balon, Fayetteville, 12lI
three tons of coal.
! j. G. Carey, Sumner, ILL.,, 1884, pal
shoes.
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