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

with relatives and friends at Cleve-
land, Tenn, Mrs. Fred Simkins re-
turned to her home here Thursday.
Rev A. s. Henderson, of Atlantic,
Iowa, spent a couple of days recently
with his mother and brother, Mary @.
and G. A. Henderson, at their home
here.
Commencing Friday, Nov. 1, the
local dairymen advanced the price of
milk from five to six cents per quart
The advance was due to like advances
in labor and feed, it is said.
F. F. Roser, who has been in the
West during the past summer, has
returned and accepted position as
salesman in Goodman Bros. clothing
and dry goods store.
Jack White and family, of Hills
boro, recently moved to the Strobel
residence property on Broadway. Mr..
White is employed as teamster, log
ging for the sam Evans saw mill
located short distance west.
M. c. Montgomery has gone to Cam
bridge, Mass, where he has accepted
responsible position in the Dewey
Cleveland dirtillery plant. MIR aloni. .
gomery will be joined shortly by his
wife and child.
Samuel Evans has moved his saw
mill to the Harvey farm west of town
Mr.. Evans recently purchased tract
of timber on that farm and will con
vert the same into lumber and other
marketable material.
DR. W. II. Meadow flied the pulpit
at Dunn's Chapel TUE sday evening of
last week, vice Rev G. r. Frenger,
who has been conducting series OF
protracted meetings there during the
past two weeks.
G.. G. Pickett and family moved to
Westboro Thursday, where Mr.. PUCK.
ett is employed as principal in the
schools.
G. s. Burton was called to Cincinna
ii one day last week to take up en-
ployment at his trade, that of house
finishing carpenter.
G. A. Henderson has accepted a
position as salesman in the dry goods
store of j. L. Delaney & Co.
Mesdames T. W. Duvall, W. a.. Bob.
bett and w. T. Montgomery shopped
in Cincinnati Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Robert McClelland is suffering
a decline in health, not being able a
part of the time to attend to the
duties pertaining to her household
The nature of her illness is lung
trouble.
Ed M, Virgins was called to Fay
etteville in connection with business
transactions one day last week.
A farmer living short distance
from this village is the father of a
small daughter. He was also the
possessor of a fine dog, the pet of the
family, especially the little girl. II
so happened that the dog became Ill
one day not long since and after lin.
gering in that condition for few
days died. At the dogs death the
child became almost unconable, so
great was her feeling for her dog.
The father in offering words of con-
ISOLATION among others said Don't
cry, darling, 1t was only dog. Sup
posing 1t had been your papa that
died it would have been altogether
different; you would have something
to cry for ,ithen." The little girl be.
tween sobs said, "Boo-hoo, l could get
another papa but can't get another
dog"
Noah Charles, of Dayton, o., arrived
Friday and is visiting relatives and
friends in this locality. MIR. Charles
reports the death of his wife
having taken place at their home in
Dayton some three or four months
ago.
Mr.. andiMrs. Thompson Henderson
moved from their farm west of town
to their new home of recent purchase
In the East End last week.
Miss Belle Troth has rented her
farm three miles east and the build
ings are being re.roofed and other
necessary repairs being made.
Mrs. Ollie Saylor Concluded visit
with her brother, w. A. Savior, and
returned to her home at Belfast
Thursday. E@ y
Mrs. Amanda Henderson is a guest
In the home of her sister, Mrs. George
Akin, near Hillsboro.
The Railway Ticket Protective
Bureau, of Chicago, in connection
with the Pinkerton National Detec-
tive Ueurvt A, offeriuUf'a rev, rd of