The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-01-05
HIGHLAND.
January 2, 1905

"io' OPASAoAuS SAeSA au CASCuVCO
visit with her parents near Ironton
returned home Monday.
Clint Sanders and wife, of Cincin.
natl, are the guests of his aunt, Mrs
Sadie Mcclure.
Jay Mcclure and family, of Colum
bus, spent Christmas with his father
He returned to Columbus Tuesday
while Mrs. Mcclure and con, Claud
will visit relatives the rest of the
week.
Philip Daughters, after few DAYS
visit with his family, returned tt
Springfield Tuesday.
Jas. Adams and Chas. johnson were
in Cincinnati Tuesday and Wednes
day transacting business.
Mrs. Moses Cohn was visiting In
New Vienna Tuesday and Wednesday.
Born, a son to Harry Wright and
wife Wednesday, December %.
T. s. Woodmansee spent Monday at
Hillsboro.
Miss Rachel Miller has been visit
ing her parents at Greenfield.
Mrs. Jas. Adams and daughter we're
entertained by Jesse Larkin and fam :
ly Thursday.
w. T. Harvey and wife we're the
guests of Pearl Davis and wife Thurs.
day.
Miss Esther L,rkin spent Thursday
at Greenfield.
Harold Ross visited friends at Mar
shall Friday.
Earnest Woodmansee, after a few
days visit with his parents, has gone
to Columbus where he will remain
until school re.opens at Delaware.
Miss Myrtle Hatcher, of Leesburg,
was the guest of Mrs. Daughters Fri.
day.
Mrs. d 8. Ferguson, of Fort Jeffer.
son, visited relatives here Friday and
John Mccoy has been visiting
friends in Van Vert county.
Howard and Vernon Farley, of
were guests of p. F. Ladd
Saturday and Sunday.
Arthur and Joe McVey, of Whining
ton, visited relatives here the latter
part of the week.
Miss Dora Haines, of Cincinnati, is
spending her vacation with her
parents.
Word was received here Thursday
Of the death of Arthur, son of VIM.
and Tillie Thornburg, in Indiana.
While he and his cousin were passing
near a gas well his dog, which was
him, went SO near some
that 1t was in danger of
getting hurt. While trying torescue
t his clothing was caught and he was
70 badly injured that he died in few
minutes.
Mrs. VIM. Brown, of Greenfield, was
he guest of Rev. E. L King couple
If days this week.
Miss Hixson, of Wellington, is visit.
ng her cousin, Miss Inez Fry.
Miss Ella and Edna Adams enter
aimed Misses Alice Horseman, Grace
Jox, Grace Redkey, Grace McVey,
ethel Griffith, lone Guthrie, Goldie
smith and Geneva Pavey, of Leesburg,
friday,
Jacob Thornburg, and old and high
y respected citizen, died at his home
n this place Wednesday evening. He
vas born, raised and lived In this
icinity. From youth to manhood,
rom manhood to old age not word
gainst his character could be said.
lie was honest, truthful, generous,
and always kind and con-
iderate of his family. Indeed the
earch light of truth could be turned
n his life for there was nothing to be
idden. For eighty.six and one half
ears he had lived truly noble life
nd the community, the country, the
7orld is better for his having lived in
/. The funeral services were held In
he M. e. Church, conducted by Rev.
I'LL, assisted by Rev. Thos. Scott, of
.eesburg, and Mrs. Larkin, of Saman-
ha. He leaves a wife, two sons and
host of friends to mourn his de.
arturo.
Two homes have recently felt the
rief of domestic discord and agreed
90 disagree. For time, at least
hey have divided their household
rticles and each gone their respec-
i've ways.
Unclaimed letters remaining In
'ost Office January, 1905: L. Rankey,
ames Robinson, F. l.. Harris. Leroy
)obyno, F. Bent. Postal cards: Mrs.
:. F. Kennedy. Package: Edward
Ieplinger.
SUGARTREE RIDGE.