The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-11-12
HIGHLAND.
Nov. Q, '0S.

a visitor with friends in this place
and vicinity this week.
Miss Mary Boatright spent couple
of days last week at her home at
Russell Station.
Miss Alice Horsman has been ap-
pointed to 6ll the vacancy in the
primary department of the Saman-
tha schools.
Mrs E. L. Rhinehart and children,
of Madistnville, are guests of her
brother, Jas. McQuay and family.
Rev L A. washburn began a series
of meetings at the Nj. E. church in
Samantha last week.
DR.. E. Judkius was the guest of
o. B Savage and family, in Whining
ton, Sunday
f +. Terry made business trip to
his farm near Blanchester SATURDAY..
Prof Chas Johnson moved last week
into the odd Fellows property on
Main street
Mrs Henry Barton and daughter,
Hazel, of New Vienna, we're guests of
W II. Billiards. family Monday and
Tuesday of last week
J S Higgins was transrcting busi.
ness in Rainsboro on Thursday
Mrs E G. Harper has been visiting
friends in Portsmouth the past week.
All Llchty, secretary of Ohio
Colleges and Y N. G A of Colum-
bus, was the guest of Burch Wood
mansee last " Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel Clark, of Columbus,
has been the guest the past few days
of her father and sister, Mrs. Edward
Brown
John Parker and wife, of Sabina,
moved last week into the place west
of town he recently purchased from
Mr. Martin.
Mrs Walter Barrett, of Grafton,
W. Va, with her two children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Salina
Moore, and other relatives near this
place. Redman Talbot and daughter,
from near Paris, Ky are also guests
in the home of Mrs. Moore this wook
The Ladies' Aid of the M f church
will have chicken pie supper in the
Town Hall Saturday evening Nov. IA,
to which everybody is cordially
invited.
Mrs. L. G. Horsman is moving this
week into the property recently pur-
chased from Chas. Johnson.
Mrs c. E. Hixsou, of Leesburg, ia
the guest of relatives here this week.
Mrs. Sarah Sanders returned to her
home here Thursday evening after
spending several weeks with relatives
in Richmon Ind. and Columbus
The infant son of the late Stanley
johnson and wife was brought from
Leesburg on Saturday and buried in
the family lot in Highland cemetery.
Mesdames ]. ]. Harris, Ethel Can
ter and little daughter, VIM. Green
and daughter, Miss Francis, Hattie
Terrell, p. F, Ladd and Lydia Smith
we're entertained by Mrs. Carey Evans
on Friday.
Isaac Hennings and wife, of PEBBLES
moved into the Vanpelt property on
Main street last week.
Miss Elva Morrison was the guest of
Albert Vanpelt Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Laura CadmY and grandson,
Paul Wright, Mrs. M. F. Duff and
little daughter, Vivian, started Satur-
day morning for Erie, Pa, where they
are expecting to make their home. |
The best wishes of many friends go
with them.
Mrs. Elwood Huffenberger, of West
Carlton, was visiting her sister, Mrs. |
AL Sharp, the past week.
DR.. J. r. Hull and wife, of Lees.
burg, we're guests of Walter McPher-
son and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Mcpherson and SON
Roscoe and wife, we're guests of Ho-
mer Clevinger, of Snow Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Hamer, of Carmel, Ind,
was the guest of Mrs. John Green
last week
Leslie McVey, wife and daughter,
Miss Grace, we're visiting John Ladd
and wife, at Leesburg, on Sunday.
Mrs. Burch woodmansee and two
little daughters, with her aunt, Miss
Angie Bonar, have been visiting
friends in Columbus, the past few
days.
The following letters remain un-
called for in Highland post office
Mrs. E. A. Leonard, DR.. Geo. M.
Griffin.
RUSSELL.