The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-01-26
HIGHLAND.
January %, 1905.

arrived here Tuesday Tor 1ew weeks
visit with friends.
Miss Bessie Smith was called to her
home at Zanesfeld on account of the
sudden death of her grandfather.
She returned Wednesday.
Walter Hoskins, Frank Paine, Jas.
Adams and Rutherford Terrell at
tended a reunion of the .Elks at Sa-
bina Wednesday night.
Mrs. David Morris and niece, Miss
Nina Shoop, of Memphis, were guests
of T.. NJ. Horseman and family Thurs.
day.
Philip Daughters, of Springfield,
came home Tuesday for few days
visit with his family.
Mrs. Robert Cox spent week In
the country, the guest of Mrs. Emma
Woodmadsee.
Thos. johnson and Mrs. n. Fl. Min
gus ard son, after months visit
with relatives in Illinois, returned
home Friday.
Miss Edith Horseman was the guest
of Chas. Hixson and family Sunday.
E. NJ. johnson and F. NJ. Iorseman
spent Tuesday at Hillsboro.
Mrs Alta Smithson, of samantha,
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. G. Il,
pensyl Wednesday,
Moses Rice and family, of New vi
emma, were the guests of relatives
here Thursday.
Miss Grace Redkey was visiting at
Leesburg several days last week.
W. N. Ross has just finished invoic.
ing his stock of goods and sold the
same to o. B. Savage, who will con-
tinue to do business at the same place.
Pies. D. Grice was the guest of Yves.
Borden and family at Mount Victory,
Hardin county, part of last week.
DR.. Judkins and Ed. Adams were
called to Sabina Friday on account of
the serious illness of Elias Adams,
who is at the home of his daughter in
that place.
Harry Waddell. of Cincinnati, was
the guest of Joseph Cohn Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Dunlap were
the guest of relatives near Center.
vile Sunday.
w. +. Smith and wife were guests
of G. r. Pensyl and wife Saturday
and Sunday.
Walter Lucas and wife, of West
Woodville, were the guests of Madi-
son Doss and family Sunday.
WILDER Thornburg and wife enter.
tained Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoskins
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Hoskins Sun.
day.
Miss Lena Grice, of Wilmington,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Evert Donham, of Cincinnati, spent
Saturday the guest of his cousin, Miss
Grace Hill.
Ethel L., daughter of Robert and
Parthena Mccoy, was born July II,
1880; died January 23, 1905, aged "A
years, months and days.
DIR. Spickard has sold his property
and practice to DR.. Orebaugh, OF
Cuba, who will move here soon.
William Earl, son of Everett and
Jessie Smith, was born June /, 1904,
and died January Il, 1904, aged I
months and 20 days. A short service
was held at the home Monday fore
noon, after which the body was laid
to rest in the Dunkard cemetery.
Charles Woodmansee and Peter
Adams we're in Sabina Sunday to see
their uncle, Elias Adams, who Is suf-
fering from pneumonia.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
board the following persons we're
elected as teachers and assistants !:
Bible classes-Rev. E. L. Knox, J w.
Redkey, Hugh Terrell substitutes,
Mrs. Emma Woodmansee, Mrs. E. L..
Knox, Mrs. VIM. r. Roads.
Senior class : Imogene Terrell,
Frances Moore. Mrs. W. T. Harvey,
Alice Patton; substitutes, Sylvia
Moore, Mrs. Robt. Powell, Mrs. Ethel
Spickarc.
Intermediate-Mrs. j. r. Hill, Mrs.
Phil. Daughters, VIM. Morrison, Ina
Fry substitutes, Mary BOatright,
Grace Woodmansee, jamie Terrell.
Primary-Mrs. Ella Rayburn; as
sistants, Louisa Head, Alice Horse
man.
Mrs. Pearce and son, of HillsbOro,
and Harry Atkins and wife, of Berry
vile, were the guests of VIM. Miller
and wife Sunday.
Invitations were sent out to the
members of the Owl Club to a banquet
and other amusements at the home of
Jos. Cohn Wednesday of last week.
Qaite number responded and sever
al regrets we're received, which was a
disappointment, as Miss Sara does not
do things by halves. From reports an
enjoyable time was had and the com.
pany dispersed with the best wishes of
host and hostess.
Miss Edith Horsman lost string OF
gold beads somewhere between the
postofiice and depot, on the train ia
Leesburg or from depot at Leesburg