The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-12

& Co.'S, 25c.
All kinds of Fountain Pens from sI
to s5 at f. Emfherling's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Roads, of Nun.
Gle, Ind, are the guests of relatives
here.
A party of 80 will leave Pittsfield,
ILL.,, Saturday, to attend our Home.
coming.
FIR ank Haynes, of Dayton, was the
guest of his brother, G. e. Haynes,
Tuesday.
Miss HARRIET Oonk, of Walnut
Hills, spent Wednesday with Hills
boro friends.
Rooms of Red Men will be open in
Masonic Temple for Tuesday. Coffee
will be served.
William, Hugh and John Patton, of
Knox County, ILL.,, have arrived for
hte Home-C Coming.
Baggage and parcels checked Home
coming week at Opera Place, middle
room, opera house block.
For Sale-Two cows, sows, 81 pigs
and an acre of corn, standing. Call at
Scott g. Young's Barber Shop.
Patrolman and Mrs. D. L. Moore
are entertaining the latter's brother,
Fred Coffey, of st. Louis.
We apply Kelley..Spring6eld amp
Victor rubber tires which are the
best made. We guarantee them.
Officer Silas Brooks, of the Green
field police force, was in town on Of
fetal business Monday and Tuesday.
Samuel Beyeridge, of villisca, Iowa,
brother of Senator Beveridge, will
arrive this week for the Home-Com-
ing.
Mrs. Charles d. McConnaughey has
been confined to her home the past
week, threatened with an attack of
fever.
Don't forget to send copy of the
souvenir program to your friends who
can't come home. AT Bowles' Store,
25c.
The ] M. Hughey Livery Stable
will be open for the public during the
Homecoming, and will be in charge
of J. Strain g. Sons.
Donnelly & Hatfield Minstrels drew
a large audience Tuesday evening
despite the rainy weather, and gave
fine performance.
A. w. Overman, Jacob Butler and
Thos. Beavers, of Villisca, Iowa, and
ia mes Hill, of Clarinda, Iowa, are
among the Home Corners who have
arrived.
Jas. H. Dryden, son of the late Sam
uel Dryden, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, a sol
dier of the 4Sth o. V. l., will return
to his native county to the Home
Coming next week.
Popular excursion Sunday, Sept 15
B & y S-W railroad Midland city
Martinsville, New Vienna, Greenfield
75 cents Roxabell, Chillicothe, Vigo
81 Hamden, Wellston, jackson, OaA
Hill, s1.50.
Young men and ladies with ambi
tion should learn telegraphy, Under
the new S.hour law, which goes int
effect next March, fully $1,000 addi
tional telegraphers are required BY
the railroads in the United States
Positions pay from $50 to s75 pei
month to beginners. For full infor
nation write to the National Tele
graph Institure, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rev. J. o. Cotter, for the past fou
years pastor of st. Mary's Catholi,
church here, has been transferred t,
st. Mary's church at. .Chillicothe, ant
will leave for his new field of labO
some time next week. Father Cote
has been highly successful in thi
parish and not only his own flock, bu
the public at large will regret hi
departure. He will be succeeded b
Rev. Alfred Dexter, for eightee
years past in charge of the parish t
which Father Cotter goes.
Charles Hoyt's best play will be pre-
sented at Bells Opera House, Sept
ember IA. 1t is most laughable So
tire on present day politics, and tn
story opens in Texas with the electio
of Maverick Brander", the catrl
king of Congress. "Brander" is
modest man, and does not seek Office
The election takes place during hi
absence from home, and Is Drough
about by the ambition of his famil
for social distinction, and desire /
get out OF the dreariness of lite on
cattle ranch, and in a frontier towI
to the gayer and more fashionabl
circles found at the national capita
The first Information that "Brander