The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-05-11
RAINSBORO.
May s, 1905

Mesdames Kate Hudson and Ida
beaverton gspent last week in the
vicinity of Overman.
Miss Grace Ferguson is suffering
from an attack of mumps.
]. NJ. Kay, of Hillsboro, spent last
week with ]. s. w. Spargur soliciting
the farmers of this community to take
stock in The Farmers Cooperative
Machine Co. of Springfeld,O.
W. s. Jones, of cambridge, was
business visitor here last Thursday.
The rock crusher recently purchased
by this township was given its trial
test on the Karnes farm last Wednes.
day and came up to the expectations
of the most:sanguine.
William Newell and wife, of Balm.
bridge, were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Elizabeth Garrett.
S. M. Taggart, of Jeffersonville, re.
turned home to-day after ashort visit
with his sister here.
Our public school with the exception
of the primary department closed last
Friday afternoon with appropriate
exercises. The primary will close the
middle of next week.
o. N. Garrett, of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday with his mother and brother
here.
Several from.here went to Peters
burg on Sunday night to hear the
Baccalaureate sermon.
Miss Lizzie Beaver spent couple
of days in Greenfield last week.
J. G. Redkey is a:delegateto a meet
ing of the Red Men in Cincinnati this
week.
The Paint township Sunday School
convention was held In the Friends
Church near Overman on Sunday
afternoon0and drew a large crowd
from this place.
j. n. Wood, of Greenfield, was In
this community last Thursday erect
ing Page fence.
A force of hands have been at work
on the telephone lines here the past
week. The work is being pushed as
rapidly as possible and this place will
soon be able to boast of a large ex-
change.
jim. Blackstone, of Pennsylvania,
was transacting business here last
week.
L. s. Taggart and w. T. Hodge,
accompanied by 8. M. Taggart, of
Jacksonville, left Saturday noon for
Winchester to attend the funeral of
a near relative.
John McMullen, of Hillsboro, spent
Friday here surveying the land be-
longing to .the estate of William
Lafferty, deceased.
The entertainment to be given by
the Aid Society next Saturday night
will be treat to all who enjoy ar
evening of fun and should have a
liberal patronage.
Several Red Men from here went K
Stalking Spring last Friday night tt
assist In instituting a lodge there.
Messrs. Tener, Noftger and Lemon
trustees of New Market township
spent Wednesday here investigating
the merits of a rock crusher. s.
| Miss Ada Roads, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John eRoads, residing nea
Paint creek, was united In marriag'
to Stewart Taylor last Wednesda.
evening. After an elaborate 5 o'clocI
dinner at the home of the bride, th'
happy couple accompanied BY Ism
Roads and wife and John Roads, jr
drove to Bainbridge where the maj
riage was performed at the home Q
the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Perrill Brown
Loving hands had tastefully decorate
the house with pot plants and lilies Q
: the valley which made = ,charmin
{ back ground ~ the bride richl
gowned In brown silk and the grool
II conventional black pliGhted the
troth, Rev. oWipehart, pastor
! 1ainhridge y. b. Church. omciattnl
: tie grocm % fk6ssday ana they u
J. now yecoiyipg the co0gratulattoue
J. t1sis uAuy fSlslds.