The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-16
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February II, 1906.

put the train taken of the road
short time ago, back.
J.H. washburn has purchased lots
in Georgetown and as soon as the
weather permits will build houses
there.
John Few, of Hamilton, spent sew
eral days here, last week.
Mrs. Leah Rilea will have a public
sale on Feb. Is.
Miss Ethel Funk visited her grand
pa Roberts at Taylorsville a few days
ago. She was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Ruth Martin, who visited
her aunt, Mrs. Rella Roberts.
Revival services are being held at
the U. B. Church.
L. Forseille, who is fireman on the
Cincinnati g. Columbus traction line,
spent day here recently with his
parents.
Our rural mail carrier, Fl. Lee Win.
kle, will display weather flag signals
hereafter, by means of which he can
show the government weather fore
cast each day.
Jacob Stroop wishes to sell his new
six.room dwelling on North High
street.
Health officer Nave has been noti-
aed to quarantine the family of John
Allen Stroop, of Wrinkle on account
of scarlet fever.
Geo. McQuity has purchased the
property of A. " Mott, on Maple
Avenue.
Aaron Roberts, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is reported
better.
Our public schools are preparing to
give an entertainment at the Town
Hal Feb. %, to celebrate Washing
toms birthday. The entertainment
is under the management of Supt.
John Nave and we expect an enjoya-
BILE time.
The w. c. Z. U. held an interest
ing parlor meeting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Galliett on Feb. 4.
Miss Hattie Ludwick sustained a
fall on the ice few days ago and
was somewhat bruised.
Geo. Troutman and L. Druhot con-
template erecting a new business
room where they will move their fur
niture store from its now crowded
quarters.
On Feb. Uncle Joseph Rilea pass.
ed away. His sickness was of long
duration and he suffered intensely
He was an honest, upright man and
by his death the community has lost
a valuable citizen. The funeral was
conducted in the U. B. Church by
Rev, Alton. He leaves widow and
Two children, Ed. Rilea and Mrs. Ira
Roberts. He leaves four grand'child'
rem; also many friends who will miss
him sadly.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Ida Mignery wife,
of Geo. Mignery, departed this life.
She leaves husband and one child,
an aged father and a number of rela-
tives and friends who all sympathze
with the husband and little boy in
their sad bereavement. The funeral
was conducted in the U. B. Church on
Thursday morning by Rev. Alton.
Rev. Alton was called to Glenn Roy
to attend the funeral of his aged
grandmother Saturday. He was In
the revival work here and in his alb
sence his place is being filed by Rev.
o. Cornettet.
Chas. Tissott and wife have gone to
housekeeping in their new home on
the banks of Whiteoak creek near
the edge of town.
Owing to the icy and slippery side
walks only small attendance of the
faithful few were at the churches
Sunday.
While watering his horses one day
last week Emile DruhOt sust aimed
quite fall ; one of his horses rearing,
forced him against a pile of shingles
He remained unconscious for time.
1t is not yet known how seriously he
is hurt, but all hope he will soon be
out of danger.
Guy Turner Is the new barber here.
Guy is worthy young man and is
able to fill the place in the right
manner.
The public sale Of Mrs. Emily Par
rott and Wm. Surber Feb, . was not
SO well attended on account of bad
weather. MIR. Surber will move to
the farm of Amelius Sonner, where
he will work this year.
Saturday evening, Feb. 4, there was
quite an interesting wedding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Euverard,
their daughter, Clara, being united
in marriage to Frank Henize, of
Georgetown. The bride 10 the teach
er of the Hamersville school. They
will 20 to housekeeping at George
town.
Another interesting wedding was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bass. Badgley, near Taylorsville,
when their daughter, Ida, was united
Ii marriage to Noah e. Young, Of