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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-16
PULSE.

March 13, 1905.
Wesley Houk and wife, of Brown
county, spent Sunday with James
Sanderson and wife.
Robert King, of Lynchburg. was .
business caller here last week.
William Sanderson and wife were
guests of John Foust and wife, at Bu
ford, Thursday.
Lewis Shaffer and son, Theodore, Of
Frogtown, were business callers here
Friday.
Sidney Taylor made business trip
to Lynchburg Saturday.
Stella Aber spent last week with
friends at Westboro.
At Covington, KY, Monday, Febru.
airy q, Miss Ocie M. Tedrick, former
ly of this place but later of Blanches-
ter, was united in marriage to r. Il.
Nieman, young business man of
Cleveland. On Thursday they left
for trip through the south. A host
of friends wish them long and happy
life.
GustaiEllis, of Brown coun ty, was a
caller here Friday.
Mrs. Alice Pulliam, of Pricetown,
spent Thursday with F. o. Pulse and
family.
Hamer Hughes was at Buford Fri.
day.
William Cochran spent Friday with
Marion Whitley and family.
Neri CLANCY visited his son, Joe, in
Brown county, Friday.
Christopher Sanders spent Friday
with Frank Orebaugh and wife.
Messrs. Watson and Hall, of Mt
Oreb, were callers here Sunday.
Henry Swearingen and family, of
Pricetown, Perry Fawley, wife and
son, of Carr's Crossing, and Ora Roush
we're Sunday guests of Clint Roush
and family.
Moody Pulliam and wife were the
guests of F. o. Pulse and family Sum
day.
Mrs. Clint Roush has been on the
sick list for few days.
Ed. McMullen, of Brown county,
was'a caller here Sunday.
Fred Granger and wife and son, of
Hillsboro, spent Sunday with F. o.
Pulse and family.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Will Meet In Hillsboro Saturday,
March 18.

The next meeting of the H. G. T. A
will be held at the Washington Build
ing, HillsborO, Saturday, March Is
There will be two sessions, at 10 a. m,
and l p. m. In the morning there
will be round.table led by Supt. G.
A. Pickett, of Lynchburg, at which
time the following subjects will be
discussed:
"How shall we teaching writing ?'
"Do pupils spell well ? If not, why
not ?"
"What should we emphasize in
teaching language ?"
"How can we hold pupils in school?'
In the afternoon there will be two
addresses, one by Hon. K. A. Jones,
State Commissioner of Common
Schools, and the other by DR.. b. B.
Breeze, of the University of Cincin.
natl. In addition to these addresses,
there will be several musical mum.
bers. This is the first opportunity
the people of Highland county have
had OF hearing Commissioner Jones,
and all interested In education should
avail themselves of 1t. Those who
attended the Four-County Meeting at
Greenfield last fall will remember
the excellent address delivered by
DR.. Breeze, and will be glad to hear
him again.
Bear In mind the time of the after.
noon session, as Mr.. Jones must leave
on an early train, and his address will
come first ON the program.
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WILLETTSVILLE.
March 6, 1905.

Ben. Vance and wife and little
daughter, Lucille, spent Sunday with
John Vance and family in Hillsboro.
Miss Anna Reeves spent the past
two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Matte Roser, at Lynchburg.
Miss Luella Mcdaniel, of st. Mar
tins, is employed to teach the spring
term of school here, beginning March
13.
John Luck left for his home in In
diana last Thursday.
Il. o. Mcdaniel and family, of
Lynchburg, we're the guests of vii.
liam Noble and family Sunday.
Several young folks we're enter.
tained with dance at the home of
E. B, Reeves and family Friday even
ing.
Charlie Larrick and wife and daugh-
ter, of Cuba, and Miss Ida Larrick, of
near New Antioch, visited their par
ents, John Larrick and wife, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Runk, with her broth
er Heber, spent a part of the past
week with William Ridgway and Miss
Ollie Naylor.
Mrs. Eta King and son, Horace, OF
Martinsville, were recent guests of E.
B. Reeves and wife.
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ELMVLLE.
March l3, 1905.

hNoi Sh 49, A"Nc'
Miss Lillian Hammond, who had
been in Cincinnati the previous three
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Countryman and baby
spent Sunday with her brother,
Harvey Carlisle and wife, at Harriet.
w. A. Gall and son, Loran, and Mrs.
Jack Setty spent Sunday with Chas.
Hammond and family at Dallas.
Harvey Carlisle, of Harriet, spent
Saturday night with J. w. Country
man.
Jas. M. Stu!ts attended the funeral
of Mrs. Frank Farren at Hillsboro
Friday.
w. M. Taylor, of Cedar Chapel, was
a caller here Friday.
]. r. B. Kesler. of PEBBLES, passed
through this place Saturday.
Mrs. Christena Kesler Is very sick.
Wheat In this vicinity is looking
well since the warm weather began.
David Hammond made business
trip to Hillsbor0 Thursday.
All in this neighborhood who possess
sugar orchards are busy making maple
syrup.
Ami Yarger, who is working at
Marshall spent Sunday with his pa
rents here.
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Big Shipment Of Cattle,

One of the largest shipments of ex-
port cattle ever sent out of Washing.
ton was loaded at the G. Fl. & ID. stock
yards Thursday afternoon.
There we're 331 head, ranging in
weight from 1900 to 1900 pounds, and
which made eighteen carloads.
The cattle we're purchased by Mr..
Ed. Woodward, buyer for Swift & Co +,
of Chicago, and were secured within
radius of ten miles of Washington
He paid "a 80 to S5 per hundred for
them, making the total amount paid
out to the farmers of the county
about $4,000.
They will be sent to Toledo via the
G. n. & d., thence via the Erie to
Buffalo, where 100 head will be taken
to Boston for London, England, 80
head to Philadelphia for Glasgow
Scotland, and the balance will be sent
to New York Abattoir company-Fay.
cite County Record.
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FORT HILL.
March l3, 1905.

March l3, 100.
Mrs. James Washburn and Miss
Victoria Jinkins, of Carmel, were
guests of the latter's brother, James
Jinkins, last week.
VIM. Swanney, of Cynthiana, was in
our vicinity Monday.
Henry Dearduff was the guest Of
Minus Turner and family last week OF
North Uniontown.
Mrs. Benjamin Murren and son, OF
Sinking Spring, we're guests of G,
Murren and daughter Friday.
Chris Cortney, of Belfast, was a Wis.
itor here last week.
Grandma Jinkins Is the guest OF
Mrs. Locey, near Fairview.
Raymond Butler spent Friday with
his uncle, j. G. West, near Turkey.
Mrs. Mamie Odonnls and little son
spent Sunday with Mrs. Soloma
Hempsted, near Sinking Spring.
Mrs. Jennie Miller, of Sinking
Spring, was entertained by her sister,
Mrs. Wilson, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCoppin, of
Hillsboro, are spending a few days
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bobb.
James Jinkins was entertained by
friends at Carmel Saturday.
Ellsworth East returned home last
week after spending several days
with his sister, Mrs. Albert Carter, at
Mt. Joy.
Ira Swain, of Greenfield, was enter
tanned by Miss Mary Setty Sunday.
n. G. White and brother, Dave
closed their schools at Morgantown
last week.
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Thomas Ladd and wife moved Il
their town property last week afte
spending the past year in the country
Prof. h. B. Galliett, of Samantha
spent Saturday among friends here
Mrs. Henry Aiken has been visitin,
her son. Charles, and family at Cleal
Creek the past week.
Enos Holmes has been the guest o.
Robert McMullen, at Hillsboro, since
Friday.
DIR. Davis. of Bainbridge, was bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Newton Caudy and family have
moved to Mrs. Belle Clyborn's farm
east of town.
George Roads has sold the farm
where he lives to lady from Cincin.
natl and will give possession in the
near future.
Mrs. Dora Kinzer, of Emerald, has
returned home after pleasant visit
with her father, Henry Aiken.
Mrs. Mary Caudy has been quite i'll
with heart trouble the past week.
Miss Grace Moon, Of Centerfield,
visited our public school Friday after.
noon.
Frank Lucas, of Marshall, was cal.
ing on friends here one day last week.
Charles Snodgrass and wife spent
Sunday with friends at New Peters.
burg.
Archie Taggart is in Springfield,
where he has secured a position In the
Champion City greenhouse.
DR.. Orebaugh and wife and little
Rebecca, of Highland, attended church
here Sunday and we're the guests of
friends.
Earl Carter and family left Friday
to visit relatives at Bonneville.
Mrs. Ann Barnard moved back to
her farm last week after spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. o.
B. Roads.
Pearl Karnes, of Greenfield, has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
beaverton.
Our young people enjoyed a dance
1T X. of p. hall Friday night.
An agent from the Mutual Imple
nent Company, of Springfield, has
'een circulating among the farmers
n this community the past week.
Miss Blanche Jones leaves to-day
or Greenfield called thither by the
erious illness of an aunt.
Mrs. Louisa Barker, who has been 4.
be guest of her brother, Alonzo Red.
:ey, at Cawood, Mo-, since last Octo-
er, returned home last week and is
rranging to spend the summer among .
er children.
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BELL.
March 13, 1905,

March 13, 1905.
Milt. Easter has been indisposed the
past week.
John Gustin spent Sunday at Fair.
view.
Mrs. Warren Kelly, of Berrysville,
spent Sunday with her Aunt Betty
Siders, who is gradually getting
weaker.
Capt. Kennedy's smiling face has
been missed on the Il. F. d. the past
week, az he has been having tussle
with lagrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fling, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Easter.
T. j. Gustin buried Mrs. Geo. Post
at Olive Branch Church Monday; and
on Tuesday Mrs. Aaron Kesler, at
Marshall.
Belfast now has two doctors. DIR.
Leatherman has moved from New
Market into Charles Cooper's proper
ty.
The union meetings being held by
Revs. Smith, Lippert and Trumbolt,
will continue throughout this week at
the M. e. Church. Rev. Trumbolt who
was called home for a funeral, aud
Rev. Smith who was summoned to
West Union on the Wamsley murder
trial last week, have returned.
Quarterly meetings will be held at
Louden, Friday, at 10 a. m. and p. m.
Presiding Elder Aultman will be
present.
Charles Butts, who was caught by a
saw carrier and came very near hav.
Ing his foot tory on, 10 able to be about.
Mrs. John Hurst y click.
The schools taught By Mrs. Levi
Moore and Miss Maggie Stranger
closed Friday.
Frank Kelly IL moving from Hills
boro into the old Kelly property.
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MOwRYSTowN.
March 13. 1905,

| ANoASn AoS AoOVs
Albert Rosselot and wife, who hav,
been travelling through the Southern
States, have returned home to sta,
a while.
Lee Helsley has gone to Mississippi
where he will be engaged in the lum
ber business.
The play given by home talent, "A
Silent Slave" was we'll rendered, aut
all who took part in the play deserve
great credit.
The "Octoroon" will be presented
at the Town Hall March IS.
Ira Roberts was a business visitor
at Cincinnati last week.
Fred Euverard and family will move
in the house with Mrs. Leah Rilea
this week.
Dixie school closed March /. Ira
Edgington was the teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Shank, of Day.
ton, are here at the bedside of Mrs.
Shank's father, who is dangerously y
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Catherine Tissott, who has
been in Cincinnati taking treatment
for her face, came home last week to
attend the funeral of her aged sister,
Mrs. Purgeot. Mrs. Tissott is i'm.
proved in health but will return to
the city for further treatment.
S. c. Kay has tapped" his sugar
trees; also John Marconett.
William Rhoades, of Rainsboro, was
here few days ago.
While there is mud every body is in
favor of Incorporating the town.
When the mud is no more there Is
nothing said about Incorporating.
Rev. G. W. Martin, of Williamsburg,
occupied the pulpit at the U. B.
Church Sunday and Rev. Geo. Geigher.
of Westerville, at night.
Protracted meeting closed March
with ten accessions.
There is good opening here for
and milliner.
Miss Irma Hauke, daughter of Chas.
dauke, is seriously sick with spinal
meningitis.
Jasper Duncanson, of Gath, was a
;aller here last week.
John Euverard is making prepara.
ions to built new house
Mrs. Martha Druhot aud little son,
ilenn, visited relatives at Bells Run
Run recently.
Mrs. Chas. Sirabry, who has been
ick three months, is out again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Purgeot, aged 81 .
ears, died at her home March I. The
uneral services we're helj at the
Presbyterian Church Thursday after
Oon
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WINKLE.
March l3. 100

march Id, lBVO.
Mrs. Lee Helsley, of Mowrystown,
spent one day last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ottie Winkle.
Lewis Fawley and wife, of Frog
town, spent Sunday with ]. A. Faw-
ley, who is confined to his room with
rheumatism.
Marion King moved to Farmers
Station to-day, L. A. King to D. O..
Wrinkles farm, and VIM. Arledge to
Fairview.
Uric Peterson and Harry Hunter
spent a few days with friends at New
London.
Oak. Reno, of Sorg, was the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Patterson, Sun
day.
Mrs. H. N. Pulliam Is spending .
few days with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Louderback, At Winchester.
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Alfred Swadley died at his resi-
dence on South East street Wednes.
day morning Of last week at an ad.
vanced age and was buried At saman-
tina, his former home, Friday. Mr..
swadley was retired farmer. He
was kind and honest neighbor and
was highly respected. He leaves two
daughters and three sons. al grown.
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HIGHLAND.
March 1s. 1905.

Please and James Grice returned
home Monday evening after spending
week at the Mineral Springs neal
Chillicothe. Please was much bene'
ated by the use of the water.
Geo. Pensyl and wife have been Wis.
iting their daughter at Millegeville.
Miss Della Hoskins left Saturday for
Cincinnati, where she will visit
friends.
Dick Clinton rented and moved into
Wilbur Thornburg's property on Mon
day.
Mrs. Flora Baker has advertised
her household goods for sale Saturday
afternoon, March IS.
Miss Mabel Beck was the guest of
friends at Greenfield from Friday un-
til Monday.
The Queen Esther Circle will meet
at the home of Miss Anna Redkey on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Misses Hattie Grice and Crilla Hos.
kins returned home Wednesday after
short stay at the Mineral Springs.
W. W. Ross, who has accepted po.
sition as travelling salesman for the
Waddel Wholesale Co., of Washington
G. H., spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Mary Boatright spent Saturday
in Spring field and Sunday at Xenia, as
the guest of her sister, Virginia
Mrs. F. S. Woodmansee and Mrs f.
T. Rayburn attended the funeral of
Harvey Littler, near Centerfeld, Sat.
urday.
Miss Bessie Smith was the guest of
Misses Lenora and Elma Carey, of
Samantha, Sunday.
WILDER Thornburg has rented and |
moved into the p. F. Ladd property OH
Railroad street. He intended going |
to Trumbull county, but on account |
of the sickness of his mother, he will |
not move there now.
Mrs. Charles Woodmansee and
daughter, Grace, were guests of Alison
Clark and wife, at Hillsboro, Sunday.
Rev. J T.. r. Hill will attend the Mis-
'tonary Convention in Columbus this
week
Miss Sara Cohn was the guest of her
lister, Mrs. Moses Cohn, of New vi
,nna, for few days.
Joseph Cohn spent Monday in Chilli.
;othe. {
The Spinster's Convention will be ]
,iven at the Opera House here Friday
light, March "a, for the benefit of the 9
ladies' Aid Societies of Samantha and
Highland. This play is highly anus.
ng from start to finish. Seats on sale
saturday, March Is. Admission :
dults 20c; children l0c. :,
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RANSBORO.
March l3, 1905.

@arCn 10, IVOo.
J. c. Harrington, Of Pittsburg, who
has been the guest Of his mother for
several days, left Thursday to visit
relatives At Westboro.
John Hulitt, Of Hlllsboro, was the
guest Of friends here Thursday.
Mics Anna Keelor is suffering from
an attack OF lagrippe.
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If you cannot eat, sleep or work,
feel mean, cross and ugly. take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. A tonic for the sick. There
is no remedy equal to It. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets.
KAUTNANN a BAER.
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FoR sALn- Good dwelling house
barn and six acres Of ground. Fine
spring; 100 growing fruit trees. WIN
cell cheap. DR. WALTERs. RUDIsELL.
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KAUyNANN q BAER.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

overhead positive she was clasping her thin
little hands together. 'Oh, my!
Maybe" put in voice that came from behind
the craCkly rustic of a newspaper down in the
of the porch ybe she's relation
why, David Farrar!" Mrs. Croppleton doomed.
She's too scand lous young, the girls say, to be
anything of the sorti He drove her out to the
cottage she's taken in his own dogcart!"
I've druv' girlsl" cackled Uncle David. why,
once There was Margery Miller
David" cried Miss Elsa in her most awful
voice. Itwas about terrifying the squeak of
indignant sparrow; but it answered for emergencies
with Uncle David
He cackled again and relapsed into silence
and the battle-felds of the world. The rose of
day deepened to amber. Richer scents dr1fted up.
mingled with the 'murmur of innumerable bees
and the sociabe, tinkng gurgle of a gossipy little
fountain.
I'D have come yesterday, because | thought
Venetia ought to be told" suddenly cannonaded
out the deep voice of Mrs. Croppeton, If it was
that the twins were getting-Graciousl amt
that Maria Malone?"
Maria Malone, tall, straight, angular, with
Indian rigdity of features and swarthiness of skin,
seemed to feel her progress impeded by the blue
and-white cotton gown she she
striding up the path The absurd femininity sug-
gested by her thin berufied dress and large lace
friled bebe hat ludicrOusy contradicted
by the masculinity OF her movements and the
fierce, righteous purpose displayed in her deter
mined countenance One appeared disappointed
to lind Mrs. Croppleton seated on the veranda,
for she spoke with some asperity-
Morning, Miss Farrari Nice day, amt it?
Mis- Croppletor1. l wonder how you come to be out
50 early? l heard your twins was getting the
measles"
Mrs Croppleton complacently folded her fat
hands That's quite true" she admitted with
placid antagonisn. But they hadn't arrived
when | come away this morning" She spoke
IS though the measles were end-o'-the-week guests
who had inadvertently missed train
Won't YOU walk II, Miss Malone?" Miss
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

There was a twitter from Miss Farrar, but no
direct audible speech.
1T was a foulard-a heliotrope foulard If only
could have asked her for the pattern But they
We're in the phaeton she's had sent down, and seen
them when they stopped TO get their mail, and
Lord | remember when | used to go drivingl
Once-it "a moonlight night-there was me
and Margery Miller"
David"
a grim but satisfactory silence followed.
Il heard herl" enunciated Miss Malone solemnly.
q heard every word she said | was a-buyin'
gherkins out in front of the post-offCe-ne being
partial to gherkins with good bit of round. Geof-
frey, dear, she says, don't forget to put special
delivery stamp on my letter! And he takes of
his hat and answers: All right, Doris!' If that"
in righteous wrath-"f that's what Briggsvilles
coming to, say give me Coolathogle!"
Il ust to write lettersi came with the sound of
paper slipping to the floor. There some l
wrote when | was going with Margery Miller"
David You hush!"
David hushed-tcmporarily.
WELL I've done my duty by Venetial" declared
Mrs. Croppleton Her chair creaked sympathetic
ally. Her aunt must make plain to her that
the who has been SO attentive to her is infatu-
ated with Why, Doctor DennstOnl"
The 1.-THE brisk little hurrying up the path
bowed all around with comprehensive benignty
'Out so early, ladies? Nothing better for the
circulation, health, compleXionl David why
weren't you down to the opera-house last night?
AMY SOOu SIO", Dul TIC tlcllS "luO" "do OilIi
all the rest put together. Dressed?" in response
to an eager question from Miss Malone. My
daughter told me it called storm-cloud gown
Anyhow, it all gray and soft and fluffy. And
there strings of bright beads all over it to
represent raindrops"
'Rhinestones," explained Miss Malone.
THAT young lark, Geoffrey Marsh, with
her. My, but she would do your heart good,
David You used to have eye for a pretty
woman"
Me-" quavered David proudly why, there
never was a man in Jewell Township could tell
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

three Shirt-waists to fit
to-day, let alone a sum-
mer silk and suit for the
Dobbs girl to make. "
She was plainly reserv-
ing the real object of
her visit on account of
the presence of Mrs.
Croppleton. But she
made a shy at it. Il
wisht," she said PEN
sively, THAT l could
get a holt of her clothes
for a pattern-l RELY
dol" The genuine Cork
brogue with a curl in
the end of it, like the
twist in the tail of a
pig, was always in the
ascendant when Miss
Malone became unduly
interested.
"Whose?" asked Aunt
Elsa feebly. She was
a nervous little woman,
and the charged condi-
ton of the conversations
al atmosphere tried her.
" Why, Mrs. Marr's,
to be surel No one
down in Briggsville has
ever had clothes like
hers. The pongee she
wore the night she got
of the trainl" " The dress
maker rolled her eyes
Heavenward. "And then
yesterday afternoon
when she come driving
into town with him"
She brokeoff in eloquent,
expressive silence.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

Elsa had risen in hospitable trepida-
ton It's real cool in the parlor,
and"
Miss Malone sank down on the steps.
appearing like a grenadier on mas
querade. Haven't the time I've got