The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-12
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visit to indianapolis.
Miss Blanche Colvin spent Sunday
with Mrs. John W. Newly, at Will
mington.
Sea Fruit and Steak Cod fresh from
the ocean at Brightman Bros, on
West Walnut.
Miss Stella Hatcher, of Cincinnati,
has been visiting relatives here the
past week.
Sea Trout and Steak Cod fresh from
the ocean at Brightman Bros, ON
West Walnut.
Misses Cora Eggling and Lillian
Ambrose have returned home after
visit with relatives at Toledo.
My store will be closed Wednesday,
Septe mber IS, on account of holiday
SAM r. FREE.
Everybody that has tried the Fresh
Fish supplied by Brightman Bros,
want more of them. Enough said.
Persons desiring t.matoes for can
ming, call up J. Walker Overman,
gardener, Bell phone No. 227-R IL.
Miss Grace Gardner left yesterday
for New York after AN extended visit
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. G.
B. Gardner.
The Kirby murder trial. which was
to have begun at Washington G. b.
Monday, has been postponed to the
next term of court.
Joe Winegardner left for Mt. Au-
burn, Cincinnati, Tuesday, where he
was best man at the Schermer-Die-
bold wedding yesterday.
Mrs. Roy G. Haynes has issued invi-
tations for one o'clock luncheon on
Friday, Sept. l3, to meet Miss Jose
phine DANES, of Michigan.
James E. McSurely and little son,
OF Oxford, came over Friday to spend
a few days with his wife at the home
of her father, Col. 7. A. Walker.
For SALE-Shopshire yarling rams
and ram lambs. A few good ewes
after September 20.
THoS. NELSON II. F. d. No. /.
l have removed my Office to the
Opera Place, first floor, where will
be pleased to see all my old customers
and many new ones.
WADE TURNER.
Misses Nina and Faith Glenn left
Monday for Gainesville, Ga, where
the former will take position as
teacher and the latter will become a
student at a prominent Young ladies'
seminary.
John Miller, a former Hillsboro boy,
now a prosperous real estate broker
of New Yor k, visited relatives here
last W week, and hopes toreturn for the
Homecoming Celebration.
Now is the time to have your houses
repainted and repapered for the
3 homecoming visitors. For frst-class
d. work in this line see Clyde Davis. He
r has a complete line of wall paper
t samples from which to make selec-
: tions.
r Mrs. Dudley G. Arthur died at her
home in Sabina Saturday and the re-
| mains we're brought to this city Tues-
7 day for interment. The deceased
was the daughter of the late Green
bury Evans and was aged about so
years.
A special traction car brought a
!, party of Perintown ladies to Hillsboro
Saturday afternoon, the guests of
: Mrs. B. G. Turner. The party re.
mained long enough to look over the
city and get photographed by Wey'
rich.
Already the residences and business
houses are gay with bunting and other
decorations. The McKeehan-Hies
tand Grocery Company was first in
the field with the Hotel Parker and
Frees corner In close pursuit. Every
body is going to decorate.
The Methodist Church is very fortu
nate in having Rev. DR.. w. A. Dea'
i ton appointed as it's pastor for the
. fifth year. Under his aggressive
. leadership the past four years have
& been years of steady advancement
. DR.. Deaton is serving the longes,
c pastorate of this church with one ex
ception, since the organization of the
G church.
!. The souvenir program published by
q Bowles & Co. contains the official pro
. gram, both of the Hillsboro Centen
C NAL and the Presbyterian Anniver
= sary. 1t contains views of the town
j. pictures of DR.. Steele and DIR, Nc
n Surely and historical sketches. Their