The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-07

and j. ffersunv'lie ID 'inton. Nich
and Pleasant Plain and Lvnchburg
Frank Scott, Sheriff Of Hardin county,
holds a warrant tor Glver AID will
send for MIN whenever and wherever
located.
Mrs. a. N Henderson and son,
Philip. are guests of relatives aud
friends at Norwood and DAYTON. XIV :,
since Thursday OF last week.
Rev G. r. Frenger spent portion
of last week in attendance at the
Ministerial Association meeting at
Sabina.
The little Misses Lucille Roser and
Claudine johnson, of Hillsboro, made
flying trip to this village Thursday
afternoon of asst week.
Mrs George Edwards and daughter,
Margaret, of Hillsboro, we're pleasant
guests In the homes of DR.. and Mrs
W. e. Meadow and ]. L. Delaney
and family Saturday of last week.
Miss Mary Garrett returned Thurs.
day from visit of several days with
her cousins, Mr.. ard Mrs Frank Hair
near Wilmington.
A. Carver and G. T. Delaney spent
portion of last week in Louisville,
KY, In the interests of the cooper
business at this place
The schools of this village were
represented at the Tri-County Teach
ers' Association at Washington G. a.
bv Prof. @. A. Pickett, w. A. Saylor,
Carl Haller and Misses Vada G. Muir.
ply and Mary Dumenil.
Capt. and Mrs. Miletus Garner, of
Columbus, were guests in the homes
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Garner, and oaher relatives and
friends here last week.
G. s. Burton and family will occupy
the J. @. Bayless residence property,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. G
@. Puckett.
The result of Rev. s. G. Pierce's
special efforts at Fairview Church of
recent date was six additions to the
church membership.
The Highland Cooperage Company's
plant was temporarily idle during a
portion of lastCweek, made SO by the
scarcity of material In the rough.
VIM. Bowen and wife and son, of
Olney, ILL.,, have been guests of rela-
tives and friends in this locality.
Halloween night was fully enjoyed
by Lynchburg's Young America, both
male and female. Not nearly so much
property damage was done as on many
former occasions, owing to the extra
police force and the electric lights
being burnt all night, yet the next
day was busy.one for the mayor and
marshal. Joseph Kelly was arrested
and when taken before Mayor Wig
gins pleaded guilty to disorderly con
duct, disturbing the peace and carry.
ing away property belonging to an
other. He was fined % and costs, a
total of s7.70. Jos. Winter, Harry
Shaffer, Delbert Kellis, VIM. Lemon,
Roscoe Richards and Barney Trout
wine were also arraikned In Mayors
court and each pleaded guilty to dis
orderly conduct and disturbing the
peace, for which they were fined el
and costs, or eS.7O in each case.
Marshal w. h. McClelland arrested
Wilbur Dick Miller, Saturday, charg-
ing him wtth riding a horse on certain
sidewalks on south Sycamore street
In violation ri village ordinance.
He was arranged before Mayor Wig
gins and - pleading guilty was
assessed = fine Of q and costs.
The result Of a recent visit of P. r
johnson, of Cleveland, to the home of
MIR and MTs. B. II. hoser. 10 the pos
sibility of a chemical plant In connec.
tion with the charcoal furnaces Of
Mr.. Nosp6 1t the Lumbs Camp site,
Z shset disfance vest ef sIxn.
A union temperance meeking wns
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