The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-27
Walker Jolly, of Marietta, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 8. Jolly, on Christmas Day.

| walker Jolly, OF mar1etta, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 8. Jolly, on Christmas Day.
Richard Patton and Burch d. Hug r
gins, of Columbus, spent Christmas |;
here the guest of their parents.
Miss Louie Carlisle, of the state II
Railway Commissioners Office Colum. q
bus, is the guest of her parents here.
Prof. Baird has resigned his posi- y
tion In the Hilsboro High School to
accept a similar one in the Akron
school, - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. William Hoyt
and two sons spent Christmas at a
woodlyn the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 81
John Myers. A
Miss Nina Glenn, of oxford Univer-
sity and Bliss Glenn, of Cincinnati V
Medical College, are spending the V
holiday here.
Mrs. s. F. Steele entertained with
bridge party Monday afternoon, In =
honor Of her daughter, Miss Anna, =
of Cleveland. .
Miss Anna Steele returned on
Wednesday to Cleveland after short "
visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs Il
s. F. Steele.
Mrs. David l.. Jolly and little o
80 n.,,0a ,d K,rhy Io1ly q
of Athens, are guests of MIR. and Mrs.
John s. Jolly.
Fred and Galloway Hibben, who are V
attending the Case School of Applied =
Sciences at Cleveland, are at home \
for the holidays.
The basket ball game at the Armory
Christmas afternoon resulted in }
victory for the Christ Church team
. by a score of % to %. '
]. M. Scarborough returned Tues
day evening from Morris, ILL.,, where
, he was called by the death of his
aunt, Mrs Anna Ridings.
|
Island Red Pullits and cockerels an
excellent laying breed. Mrs. q. e. ]
Redkey, Route 2 Winchester, o. i
| Mrs. John Ridings, formerly Miss
Anna Mather of this city, died Sun
day morning at her home in Morris,
Ill. She was aged about "A years.
III /
3 DR.. W. 8. Patterson was stricken (
with paralysis on last Friday. But I
slight hopes are entertained for his
recovery owing to his advanced age.
Fred Easter and Miss Maggie Lille
Pennington we're united in marriage
at 10 o'clock Wednesday December 10,
at the Presbyterian parsonage by
Rev. W. B. Dunham. f;
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; Ralph G. Wilson, of London, Ohio,
and Miss Bertha Mershon, of Green.
field, Ohio, we're married at the
. Methodist parsonage Monday, Decem.
ber "a, by Rev. w. A. Deaton.
Mrs. l.. B. Boyd and Miss Helen re- ,
turned Saturday from a several weeks
. visj to their ranch Ia Texas. They
were accompanied by Blair Boyd who
will remain during the holidays.
A eight club basket ball league has
been organized at Barberton, .. The
president of the new organization is
8 Prof. John M. Kesler, who is principal {
3 of the high school In that city and A:
who was formerly from this county.
James Dumenil, of Topeka, Kan,
= has been the guest of relatives here
and in the western part of the county
. the past week. Mr.. Dumenil was
Prosecuting Attorney of this county
about twenty years ago and is now
one of the leading attorneys of his
8 adopted city.
Il. d, Waddell Is the guest of Hills
boro relatives and friends. For the
past year he has been located in Gin.
cinnati examining the books of that
city for the State Auditing Commits
!. sion. His sreport recently filed showed
d thousands of dollars of graft, and 1t
was followed with his resignation.