The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-02-07
RAINSBORO.
February 4, 1907.

February 4, 1907.
MIR. and Mrs H s. Foraker we're
called to Belfast last Thursday by the
sudden death of the latter's biother,
Thomas Cooper, and remained until
after the funeral on Saturday.
John Cameron, of Bainbridge, was
the guest of friends here part of last
week.
Clem Wise and wife spent Sunday
with relatives near New Petersburg.
A surprise was given Ray Upp last
Thursday night in honor of his
eighteenth birthday anniversary.
Those present we're Misses Grace
Spargur, Grace Sans, lone Troth,
Belle Troth, Mary Rhoads, Clara
Hughes, Georgia Bashore, Hazel Van
zant, Stella Meyers, Elvs Davis, Aura
Davis, Kittie Stultz, Lizzie Rhoads,
Louie Rhoads, Mrs. Emma Bussey,
Mrs. Elsie Owens, Messrs. Emery
Rhoads, Robert Lucas, Fred Spargur,
John Hughes, Roy Davis, Hubert
Bussey, Joe Overman, Harry Upp,
Cary Stultz, Joe Davis, Elmer Carey,
Mack spargur, Carl Hill. Joe Cope.
land. The evening was pleasantly
spent with fine music and games.
Frank Climer, of New Albany, was
business visitor here last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bashore spent
Sunday near Rocky Fork the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Rittenhouse.
Rev. ]. F. McColm closed a very
successful meeting at Marshall last
Thursday morning and went immedi-
ately to New Petersburg to conduct
services there. The meeting at the
latter place had been in progress all
week under the direction of Rev. J.
q. Davis and Roy B Coleman.
Vernon Garrett has recovered
enough from his serious accident as
to be able to be out visiting among
his friends the past week although he
still has to use two crutches.
There will be lecture at the M E.
Church on Wednesday night of this
week on Turkey and its People," by
a native who is taking this manner of
securing money to complete his edu-
cation in America. Admission l5c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curless Roads enter
tanned Robt. Lucas and family, of
Lodore, and l Il. Roads and family,
of this place, on Sunday.
The change in the ural route No
from Baipbridge which takes in quite
a number of the farmers east of our
village went into effect last Friday.
The body of Grover Hamilton, who
died at Chicago on Sunday, January
27, of appendicitis was brought here
last Tuesday TO the home of his
parents north of our village where
appropriate services we're held on
Wednesday morning by Rev. j 3. Me-
Colin. He was a very exemplary
young man and his untimely death
has brought sorrow to a large circle
of relatives and friends.
Our Farmers Institute will be held
in the K. of p. hall on next Monday
and Tuesday, February IL and II:
MONDAY MORNING
$3.50 Introductory exercise
Devotional. .....,..... ...... Rev. j. #. McColm
1000 Welcome Address. ........S. l., Yochum
Music.
i045 Lecture-Principles of stock feeding
..........!...., .,...,..,,., .E. d. Riggs
DISCUSSION. .....,,.......,.,.,.,.J. w, WATTS
Music.
Paper-Sheep.... DR.. II. M. Brown
Music.
Afternoon p................The Ladies Session
........................ Music
200 Paper-Some Thoughts about a farmer
.................... .......... Mrs. Isma Roads
Music.
2:i5 Paper-The Farmers wife............
........ .,.......,..,.........M Mrs. John Mason
Music.
s:3O Lecture-The Farm Poultry f. ]. Riggs
Music.
3:i5 Paper ........... Mrs. Thos. Spargur
Music
$40 Paper Home Mrs. +. p. Carter
Music.
Recess
EVENING SESSION.
$3.50 Factors of Success. M. @. Thomas