The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-22
HIGHLAND.
Oct. 10, '0S.

and other relatives here the past few
days. She will go this week to Arizo-
ma where she expects to spend the
winter.
Newton Oxley andfamily, of Green
field, we're guests of James Grice and
family over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. Il. Mingues and son, Russell,
of Columbus, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. ]. r. Sprague.
Mrs. Frank johnson and mother,
Mrs. E. L. Knox, made a shopping
trip to Hillsboro Wednesday.
Mrs. L. G. Horsman bought the
property belonging to Chas. johnson
on Main street last week and will get
possession in few weeks.
John Parker, of Sabina, has pur-
chased the property short distance
west of Highland on the Vienna pike
belonging to George Martin
Mrs. Chas. Purcell and little daugh,
ter, Ruth, of Springfield, we're guests
of Jas McQuay and wife last week.
Miss Ella Adams, who is attending
school at oxford, came home Satur.
day evening and remained until Tues
day morning.
Miss Louise Head, of Wilmington
College, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the home folks.
James McQuay and wife and their
guest, Mrs. Purcell, spent Sunday with
DR.. ]. r. Hull and wife, at Leesburg
Mrs. Gussie Edwards went to Indi-
annapolis Saturday to meet her son,
Harry, and look for a house where
they may make home for the win
ter.
Glenn Evans ana wife were visiting
the latter's parents in Wilmington
over Sunday.
Fred Duff and wife and little daugh-
ter, Vivian, we're guests of his broth
er, Harry and family, on Sunday.
VIM. Brown and sister, Carrie, of
Idaho, VIM. Morrison, wife and
daughter, Miss Elva, we're guests OF
W. 7. Harvey and wife Monday.
F. M. Horsman and daughter, Miss
Alice, attended the funeral of VIM.
Anderson in New Vienna Monday.
John Robinson has resigned the
office of Marshall and Camplighter
and George Luker has been appointed
in his place.
John Gibler has rented and moved
into the property on west Main street
belonging to Mrs. D A. Terrell VIM
Kerns, the barber, will move into the
property vacated by bim and belong
ing to p. f. Ladd on Railroad street.
John Fettro and family moved last
week from George Hoskin's farm on
the Vienna pike to the property of
n. Il. Mingus south of town.
Nssses Hazel and Gladys Burton, of
New Vienna, we're guests of w. r.
Ballard and family over Sunday.
Prof. G. W. johnson and wife we're
visiting relatives in Wilmington on
Saturday,
r. II. Terrell attended the mar.
rlage of his nephew, Herbert Bonnie
to Miss Norma S. Chamberlain in
Louisville, KY, Thursday evening,
October 8.
c. E. Finley. of Joliet, ILL.,, after
spending a few days with w. B.
Levezey and family in New Vienna,
was calling on old friends here Mon
day afternoon and will spend the re-
mainder of the week at the home of
his brother-in-law, b. e. Terrell.
@. A. Terrell attended the funeral
of Mrs. Belle HusseY in New Vienna
last Thursday.
f. M. and Chas. johnson have pur-
chased the hardware store of r. Il.
Terrell and will begin invoicing the
stock Wednesday.
Fl. T. Stuckey was called to Good
Hope Saturday to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Mary BANTER.
John Petite and wife, of Marion,
Ind, were visiting relatives here last
week.
Miss Francis Green was the guest
of Isla Edwards, at Careytown, over
Sunday.
The Queen Esther Circle will give a
Halloween party in the town hall
Saturday evening Oct. 81. A small
admission at the door will entitle to
refreshments, amusements of various
kinds will be on the program for the
evening.
r. Fl. Terrell, wife and daughter,
Helen, went to Cincinnati on Friday
to meet W. o. Bonnie and wife, of
Louisville, KY, who accompanied
them home in the evening, having
made the trip from Louisville in their
handsome touring car, remaining un-