The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-12
La mps and lanterns at The Econo.

Wat ch our special in window.
The ECONOMY STORE.
Flower pots, all sizes, at The Econo-
my store.
Tin nd glass fruit cans cheap at
The Economy Store.
Bargains in dishes and fancy lamps
at The Economy Store.
VIII Hiestand spent Sunday with
relatives at Waverley.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. Roy 8. Rogers,
Sunday, Sept. 8, a daughter.
Fine plumes at the very lowest
prices at Cohn's Millinery Store.
Miss Rae West was in Sabina part
of last week, the guest of Miss Mamie
Arthur.
Cohn's millinery store will be closed
Wednesday September IS, on account
of holiday.
Go to Cohn's for your Fall and Win
ter Millinery. Best and cheapest
place in town.
Gilbert Holmes left Saturday to
atte nd the national G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Saratoga, N. Y.
Ellis Pence, ir., of Chicago, is the
guest of his parents at Danville, and
OF her relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Nellie Nelson returned home
last week after visit with DR.. and
Mrs. r. T. Trimble, at New Vienna,
FOR SALE-Large size "20th Cen.
tury" heating stove In good condition.
Call on q. G. Ambrose at Economy
8 tore.
Mrs. M. X. Beyersdorfer and Miss
Grace Beyersdorfer, OF Ripley, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Doggett
last week.
e. L. Hollingsworth has sold ''The
Palms" confectionery to Henry
Schweinsberger, who took possession
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Louisa Amen and MIR. and
Mrs. Neil Waddell, of Greenfield, and
Samuel Amen, of Boston, Mass, visit
ed Hillsboro Monday.
have full line of all-wool samples
including all the newest patterns
Every garment guaranteed
WADE TURNER, Opera Place.
Clarence Haines, who shot to death
his wife and then attempted suicide
has recovered and is now facing the
charge of first degree murder.
Prof. and Mrs. Fenton Gall and
daughter of Washington d. c., have
been visiting relatives in Hillsbort
and other parts of the county.
Rev Wynn Stout has resigned hi
pastoral of the Christian Church a.
New Vienna to take charge of a larg'
congrega tien at West Point, Miss
Mar Married-September 5, 1907, at th'
reslden ce of Rev. E. l.. Knox, High
land, William M. Templin and Mis-
Aletha Lawrence, both of Highland
Mrs William Jones died at he
home near Samantha Tuesday of las
week. The funeral was held Thurs
day. Interment in the Quake
cemetery.
The Missionary Round Table will
! meet Friday evening, Sept. 13, at
: o'clo OK, with Miss Maud McCoppir
: Assistant hostesses, Mrs. McCoppiu
4 Mrs. Purdy and Miss West.
At the Clinton Baptist Association
at Wa shington G. d. last week Eal
!, Gruver, of this place, was elected
! mem Der of the Board of Managers Q
the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Buy a new buggy and get ready TO
the Home Coming. We have a fe'
. high-grade buggies left. Can saw
you ten to twenty dollars on a rig.
CALVERT BROS.
We will have adisplay of up'to-dat
ready.to-wear and trimmed hats o
Saturday and Monday, Sept. IA an
!. 16. Our opening will be announce
: later. COINS MILLINERY STORE.
The people OF Belfast charge sir
cerely regret the loss of their pastor
Rev. DR.. ]. A. Easton, who wa
: assigned to Loveland at the receu
> session of the Cincinnati Conference
: and heartily commend him to th
% people of his new charge.
Clarence Jones, famous youn
=, pianist of Cincinnati, was the CUES
. of Prof. w. II. Johnson last week an
Z rendered some fine music at Carroll
: Hall, after which he played some fin
: selections at Sprinkle's music sror
He will return for the Homecoming
r Rev. Fl. G. Jamison, presiding eide