The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-16

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,sr~b.s Non. Isaac Kaufnsn ana ssuebtsf, Miss
nsIen, went % Cincinnati Tutsday to
- .-- =, attend the wedding Of hisccudn, Ben
'reePors n', Kaufman, Of Chavleston, W. Va, and
Ses' Miss Nellie Kahn.
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nlsncnt IA. L Boardman, formerly Of this
Y place and for many years local editor
~ and clover Of the Highland News, predecessor Of
[iilsboro, O. the NEWS HERAID, is now located at
- Prosser, Yakiima county, Washington,
uware spent where be Il publisher Of the Bulletin
williamsburg one Of the very brightest weekies in
.-,.. -. the nation.
uesday night. The next number of the Lecture
!. - ~,...s.,A Course series will be the appearance
I. - "s.ssS.- of Hon L. B. wickersham, at Belle
~ = Opera House, Thurrday, March Q. As
frozen II would be tolerably dnicult to throw
ear OF, how stone more than twenty miles from
Hillsboro without hitting Wicker.
v,.,.,., h.r sham, business ought to be good.
'-.-e o
oman, at Col @. A. Pence has just received 1000
bushels Of Pocahontas lump coal un.
entertained surpassed for furnace use. he also
d IDA Bell keeps the other leading domestic vari.
eties Also, . stock Of 10 inch hickory
:. -,,.- and oak stove wood-6ne for heating
!. " IVY purposes. ONCE At L. e. Pcnce's fur.
MS 'o' niture store. Both phones.
.-oer r..umed Morris Sharp, former Prohibition
q candidate for Governor Of Ohio, pres
ident of the Commercial Bank Of
" Warrington @. H., trustee Of the Ohio
q nome from Wesleyan University, and worth about
~ the death $500 died Saturday at his home at
Washington Q. b. after short Illness
10 entertain. aged sixty.seven years.
10 Auipin' VI Blanchester is looking for building
boom this spring. The Dudley prop.
en- appointed erty, tract of about twenty acres,
xpress Go. at has been purchased with view of
opening subdivision and placing the
lots on the market at fair figures.
J, OF Fayets Several other deals of Importance are
'eFai VI "'s' said to be negotiating.
- DR.. l.. r. Hilton has again placed
wilmington us under obligations, this time for a
ng Hiiisooro copy of the LaRue County Herald,
published at Hodgenville, KY, within
.ntfv short distance of the birthplace of
The mast veek the immortal Lincoln. 1t was print
ed Feb. 12-just "a years after the
- birth of the great emancipator.
mith came in -
!, = for shor, Revs John Wilson and A. Hamil-
ton, of New Vienna John Pearson,
of Cincinnati; 8. o Royal, of Madi.
King Machine sonville; Briggs, of Lynchburg; and
1t In this issue Prof Cox and Messrs Dodds and Gar
sal. Look 1t field, of Xenia, among those
from other points who attended the
1o,mes enter funeral of the late Rev. A. G. Turrell
dav evening. Wednesday of last week.
veo py Inorn- Selva McMillen, of Blanchester,
whose parents reside at PEBBLES, a
t. formerly of railway mail clerk, was struck by a
,bus, will cele train at Grafton, w. Va, few days
.nth birthday ago and go badly hurt 1t was thought
he would die. He was taken to a hos.
pital at Parkersburg and is now said
s,o 10y ~. 49, to be recovering He is well.known
y.a'Ss S',Ns. as bicycle-rider, having taken
S1'p..' numerous prizes at fairs throughout
. this section.
Hugh Rodman Ayres, son.in.law
s of Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Ayres, died al
on o' his home in Louisville, KY, last week
Mr.. Ayres had been in the employ OF
will represent the real estate department of the
e District Con- & N. r. r. for twenty years. BE
at Washing had recently returned home after
visiting Florida for his health. he
leaves widow, formerly Miss Enis
na' 'IeI Ayres, of this place, and one son, Ed
mts' =. WI ward. The remains were inferred a
his week. -
-. William Kenneth Griffith, the lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Griffith
: ~ $500 died on Saturday morning Feb. IL, O
intestinal lagrippe after sickness O.
P-.--p' ave days, aged nine months and eigh
Velling house, teen days The funeral services wer'
ground. Fine held at the home of the parents Of
uit trees Will West Walnut street on Sunday at
RS. RUDIsELL. o'clock. Many friends expressed thei
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs Griffith II
n IN virginia the loss of their only child by beauti
nuary 81, 1905, ful and apnropriate floral tributes
He was laid to --s
eniau Baptist Tuesday OF last Col. D. .. Morrow
vas deacon, counsel for the liquor interests was Il
ices being con- Greenfield with other attorneys nves
Ter. tigating the petition and examining
the records In the recent local 0ptiO
II few days election After a careful examina
inful injuries. t,on In the matter Il ia
1t limb was that the petitiou was regarded a
w OF her ad' legal and the records of the village
have been being regular. Col. Morrow adyise
D. iortuhateiV' his clients that they have no lega
ground, for contest.
on Fl. Wedding PRESBYTERIAN Church Communion
utenant of Co. service and reception of members a
a q ~