The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-30
RAINSBORO.
November 81, 1905.


Roy Michel, of Washington, G. H.,
A.C. Bush and Walter Auckerman,
of Dayton, visited the latter's parents
and spent a few days hunting last
week.
Miss Alice Whitehead, of Dayton,
arrived here last week to spend the
winter with her grandmother, Mrs.
Caudy.
Jacob Grim, of New Petersburg, was
the guest of 7. M. Ferguson, last
Thursday night.
John Erskine, of Centerfeld, moved
here last Thursday, and occupies the
Stetham property near the school
house.
Mrs. Maggie Kelly, of Cynthiana'
visited her niece, Mrs. Belle Roads,
one day last week,
James Copas visited friends in the
vicinity of Poplar Grove, last week.
Lorenzo Roads left yesterday for
Lebanon, to attend school for the win
ter.
Dave Lyle has returned after an abb
sence of several months in the lumber
camps of Michigan.
Misses Bessie and Hazel Bryan, of
Hoaglauds, were guests of Miss Flor
ence Upp, over Sunday.
Burch Hixson has moved to his own
farm south of town, and Chas. Patter-
son has taken charge of the Borst
farm that he vacated.
Mrs. Shad Easton, of Dodge City,
Kansas, and Mrs. Lew McMeekin, OF
Belfast, we're guests of John Pulse
and family from Thursday until Sat
urday of last week.
Mrs. Kate Hudson has been spend
ing a few days with her niece near
Greenfield.
Hugh Evans moved to Roscoe West IS
farm near Dallas, last week.
Messrs. Lou Glass, Joe McNutt and
"Buddy" Williams, of Sabina, were
guests of W. T. Hodge several days
last week.
Mrs. Chas. Workman was taken to
Cincinnati last Wednesday for treat
ment, and will have to undergo seri'
GUS operation, which will be perform
ed this morning. Her husband and
DR.. j. A. Mercer left this morning for
that city, to be present until the crisis
Is passed.
J.S. W. Spargur has moved his bar
Dor shop to room adjoining his resi-
denee.
The medicine company that has
been giving entertainments at H. OF
P. hall last week, has gone to Cynthi-
ana for this week,
Miss 0leta Mercer accompanied her
father to Cincinnati last wednesday,
returning the same day
Mrs. ]. B. Davis had the misfortune
TO lose a mounted button, containing
the picture of her deceased daughter
Mrs. Carper, somewhere between
Rogers grocery in Hillsboro' ana mel
home a few days ago. 1t was valued
as a keepsake, but she has oeen un
able as yet to find any trace OF H.
Joe Copeland has moved to the Plum
mer property in the southern part o
town.
Mrs. Warren Harper and baby, Mar
Louise, of Good Hope, are expecte
here to-day to spend the week wit
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. b. DAVIS
Miss Nan Upp, and Mrs. Elton Peel
and baby, of Sabina, are spending
few days with Mr. and Mrs.'J. e. Upi
Mrs. Elsa williams, of Berryvill'
is the guest Of Mrs. Horace Roads
The Rathbone Sisters are receiVin
numerous compliments on the oanqne
given last Saturday.
The Fl. C. T. A. held a very inte
esting meeting at the M r. SnuiN
here on last Saturday, although II
number ofuteachers present was M
what 1t should have been. Our cit
zens turned out, and were high
pleased with 1.-THE program rendere
The wee tots of our primary schoC
under the direction of Miss Emn
Beath, gave two very interestiI
drills. The music was given by hon
talent, assisted by Homer Garrett,
Belfast, and the remainder OF the pr
gram was given by foreign taller
The session was truly success, Al
Rainsboro will always welcome the
G. T. A., or anything that pertains
the betterment of public schools.
Niss Helen Matthews returned 3;