The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-03-26
LYNCHBURG.
March %, 1908.

dition to which 1t ts undergoing re-
modelling and cellar is being placed
underneath of part of 1t. Furnace
heat will probably be installed as a
part of the improvement.
Chas. Brown Is quite seriously Ill at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brose, east of town. Mr..
Brose injured his hand and is suffering
from blood poison. He has rented the
Ollie Roush farm near here, but as
yet has been unable to take charge
and occupy.
Adam Purdy, of Sandusky, Ohio is
spending a season visiting with friends
In this village and surrounding terri
tory.
B. E. Moses accepted an order by
wires few days ago for three care
of charcoal for firm in New York
This is no mean shipment of charcoal
as the freight charges alone amount
to more than s135
F. NJ. Murphy it preparing to move
his Office building from its present
site to the north side of the lot IN
which It now stands
DR.. r E Kleckner, of Cincinnati,
spent few days of the recent past
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs j. B
Kleckner, and others here.
Miss Mabel Cumberland is quite i'll
at the home of her parents north of
town. Miss Cumberland is suffering
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Messrs Harry and q G. Murphy
have been since the first of last week
the guests of their brother, r. @.
Murphy, and family at their home In
Cleveland, Tennesse.
Albert Feike and family we're call
ed to Hillsboro last week on account
of the sickness, death and burial of
his brother, Florence, who died at his
home there Wednesday afternoon the
Is inst.
Mrs. Harry Murphy is visiting with
relatives in Hillsboro during the abb
sence of her husband, who Is making
trip to Cleveland, Tenn.
Mrs. Nan Holiday, who has spent
the winter with the family of her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Eaglin, at
their home in Cincinnati, will shortly
return and resume housekeeping.
Miss Lille Faris, of Athens, o., ac-
companled by her friend, Miss Clara
Williams, of the same city, is spend.
ing her spring vacation of week
visiting with her mother and other
relatives here.
o. j. CLANCY, of Ohio Medical Col
lege, Cincinnati, spent Saturday and
Sunday last the guest of relatives
and friends here.
Miss Vada Murphy made her first
trip up town Friday of last week af-
ter recovering from a protracted i'll
ness the result of an attack of rheu-
matism. Miss Murphy was pleased
to be able to take up her duties as
teacher in the schools here Monday |
morning.
The last death in the Lynchburg
Mutual Burial Association occurred in
New Vienna one day the latter part
of last week. No assessment was
called as funds on hands, from pre-
vious assessments, were sufficient to
meet the obligation.
F, B. Miller and family will shortly
move from here to Piqua, o., where
Mr.. Miller will, with his brother
there, be occupied in operating a
baking and confectionery business.
Mr.. Miller will dispose of his business
here at the earliest opportunity and
hopes to be able to make the change
by April /,
Quite great deal of farm tile Is
being shipped in here now and dis
tributed over the different farms a
short distance out.
The Rev. G. r. Frenger entertained
his audience at the M. E. Church last
Sunday morning with echoes from the
M. E. Convention in st. Paul's M. E
Church, Cincinnati, where he recent
lY had the pleasure of being in atteu-
dance. The report was very inter-
esting throughout. Miss Florence
Morrow sang vocal solo which was
highly commendable and fully appre-
ciated.
Miss Mayme Bigham Apent Sunday
the guest of friends in Cincinnati.
j. F. Reames and family had the
pleasure of entertaining his brother, {
A. H., and wife, of Hillsboro, during
Sunday last.
T, E. Moorhead spent Monday In I
in the interests of the {
branch store he and his brother will Z
open there soon.