The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-02-08
RAINSBORO.
February s, 1906.

george bdueIty anu WlIe, OF GTeen-
field, spent last week here with the
formers mother, Mrs. Morgan Candy.
Misses Edith Ulen, of New Peters
burg, and Eva Cameron, Of Marshall
we're entertained by Misses Mary and
Josephine West last Thursday.
NJ. b. Park and family, who have
been spending the winter months in
Hillsboro, expect to move back to the
farm this week.
Misses Emma Beath, Florence Upp
and Maggie Beath accompanied by
Messrs. Paul Sentman and Harry
Mercer attended the opera at Green
field On last Thursday night.
]. b.. Davis had valuable young
cow TO drop dead Friday morning when
1t was apparently in the best of
health.
Miss Grace Mercer spent Friday
night and Saturday at Hillsboro.
Several If the friends and neighbors
vt Mrs. Ursula Innis gathered at her
home last Monday and enjoyed an old
time wood Shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Roads were
guests of Greenfield friends over sun.
day.
Harry Browning visitedrciatives ir
iilsboro the latter part of last week.
George Sans has been appointed
adm nistrator OF the estate Of Thomas
Costello.
Revival services will begin at tie
w. f. Church on Wednesday night of
this week.
Miss Grace Coleman was the guest
of Greenfield friends couple cf days
last week
The Ladies Aid Society will have an
oyster supper at the K. of p. hall
next Saturday night, February 10, to
which everybody is invited.
Albert Stul,z has opened his new
store in the room formerly occupied
by J. b. Upp.
An immense crowd gathered at the
II + Church at l o'clock last Thurs.
day TO pay the last tribute to the
memory of Thomas Costello the par
ticulars of whose tragic death appear.
cd in last weeks paper. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev, f
4. Sentman assisted by Rev. J. II
Davis, after which the body was laid
70 rest in the Beaver cemetery by the
side Of HE beloved wife, who had pre-
ceded him but three weeks.
Mrs. Daisy Cameron, of Springfield,
came last Wednesday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy
Charles Upp has been much worse
for several days. Dr. Mckee, OF
Bainbridge, was called Saturday morn
log aud lauced the diseased limb and
he Is now improving very nicely.
A telegramreceived here lastThurs
day morning announcing the death of
Harvey l. Garrett at Richmond, Va
cast gloom over the entire com
munlty. His boyhood days were spent
here where he was so universally
loved that our citizens watched with
pride his rise in the world, and it was
while filling hs place as senator OF
Virginia that he was stricken with
spinal meningitis and In a few hours
passed away. His brother, Vernon,
left Immediately for Covingtop, Va,
where the funeral was held on Satur-
day,
J C. Redkey expects to leave to-
morrow morning for a trip through
the south on home seekers excursion.
Miss Elsie Roads has been quite
sick for several day.
Geo. L. Garrett, of Hillsboro, was
here last Thursday assisting In the
work of appraising the farm of Mrs.
Emily Shipton in order to set of the
dover of Mrs. Catherine Shipton,
when the telegram came announcing
the death of his brother and the work
had to be suspended.
G. +. Clyborn has sold his farm hear
Barrett's Mill to Samuel Borst, OF
Bainbridge.