The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-10-05
HIGHLAND.
October 2, 1905


week.
Mrs. p. f. Ladd was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. B. Farley and family,
in Hillsboro the past week.
Walter Hoskins and family visited
friends in Hillsboro last Tuesday.
Miss Emiline Mcpherson, of Will
mington, was the guest Of her cousins
c. J. and Eta Smithson, last week.
Mrs. Alvin Ellis, of Buena Vista, o
was visiting friends here the past
week.
The 22nd annual reunion of the It's
regiment was held at Boston, ,Clermont
county, o., on Thursday, Sept. %, the
meeting was called to order at 10
o'clock by the president, J. F. Hill,
when the Etude Quartette of Hillsboro
rendered some very appropriate
music, when Rev. VIM. Brown offered
prayer, when the quartette again
played marching through Georgia"
when Rev. VIM. Brown delivered the
address of welcome which was re-
sponded to by Rev. Klise, of Hillsboro'
after which the different committees
we're appointed, the meeting adjourn.
ed for dinner. At one o'clock at the
call of the bugle the comrades and
their hosts of friends assembled, roll
was called and about 40 comrades
responded as their names we're called
The officers elected for the year were
John Nc Mullen, President; George II
Pensyl, Secretary; J. NJ. Hiestand
Treasurer; V. P.J. NJ. Gustin John
Probst, j. N. Stevens, T. B. Baldwin.
Levi Kenny: memorial committee.
DR.. A. F. Denniston, Aaron Dunn, j..
A. williams. After which reports
we're read from committee on resolu-
tions and memorial committe. Com.
mittee on resolutions report resolved,
that we, the members of the 175 regi.
ment tender a vote of thanks to the
ladies for their music and the citizens
of Boston for their royal welcome and
kindne to US to-day. The memorial
committee reported to the comrades
of the lis o. v. l. association, we, the
undersigned committee, on the death
of the past year would most respect.
fully submit the following: Whereas
God in his infinite wisdom has re-
moved by the relentless hand of death
comrades from world of pain and
sorrow to one of joy and glory, wher.
the hardships of soldiers life ca,
not be felt. Therefore be it resolved
that in the death of our dear comrade,
J. F. McIntia, J. d. Wickizer, VIM
Cranston, Valentine Bowers, James
Liken, John Neal, James Moon, james
Suiter, J. A. Richmond, Calvin W
Porter, Taylor Montgomery, the
ranks of our association have beer
broken and our. hearts made sorrow
full, we will try to initiate their virtue
and bury their faults with theil
bodies in their silent tomb. Thei
worldly troubles are all ended fol
their call has sounded and lights art
out. May they rest in peace. T,
their friends left to mourn we extenC
our heartfelt sympathy. To theil
surviving comrades we would say b.
yea also ready foriwe know not wher
the last roll will be.called and we toC
shall take up the line of march for tn,
eternal camping ground. Trusting
that God in his great mercy may spare
our lives untiltwe again meet in re
union in 1905. The quartette agair
favored US with some excellent music
followed with speeches by Rev. j. w
Klise, A. D. Wiggins and others wher
the meeting adjourned to meet ir
HIllsbOro in 1906.
Rain is badly needed for the wheat
that has been sown.
The Ladies..Aid held chicken pie
social at the townihall Saturday even
ing and as usual replenished their
treasury.
Mrs. Georgia Mcclure and mother
Mrs. Ellis, were visiting friends In
Blanchester last week.
Mrs. E. L. Knox was visiting hel
daughter and family in Greenfield last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. EFT. Rayburn, Mrs
F. M. Horseman and Mrs. F. 8. Wood
mansee attended the Overman and
johnson wedding in Leesburg last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ada westfall, of La Fayette,
Ind visited friends here last week.
Mrs. G. A. Woodmansee and daugh
ter, Grace, we're visiting in Cincin'
natl last week.
e. M. Johnson and DR.. Judkins were
called to Washington G. H., last
Thursday on account of the serious Ill
ness of Mr.. Jonnsons little daughter
Margaret, who with her mother 1:
visiting relatives in that city.
Mrs. Lizzie Rogers. after a two
weeks visit with friends in Hillsboro
returned home last Saturday
Mrs. e. George and daughter, OF
Lincoln, Neb., Arthur George ant
wife, of Rasselville, o., e. f. George
of Utica, o., w. II. George and wife
of Bridges, Charles Farley, of Lees
burg, Mrs. Thomas Young, of Center
vile wara eutertaiuad AZ the ho,px