The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
RAINSBORO.
June 7, 1909.

McNeal.
Alfred Klsling and wife, of Green.
feld, we're guests of G. A. West and
wife last Thursday,
Mrs. Clinton Doggett, of Hillsboro,
has been visiting Mrs. Horace Roads
for several days.
The Ladies' Aid Society at the Point
will have an ice cream supper at
Rocky FORK Chapel on Saturday night
of this week.
George German was called to Indi.
annapolis, Ind last week by the seri-
ous illness Of Mrs. Garman's aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Reed.
Edward Sans and family of New
York, are the guests of mis- parents
and other friends in the vicinity.
Master Samuel Workman, OF Hills
boro, lie visiting at the home of Mrs
Louisa Baker.
@. F. Crist, of Conover, was the
guest of friends here the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Elisha Beaver left Friday
morning for Columbus, where she will
be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W.
s. Freshwater.
j. A. Upp and Mrs. Nettie Lytle, Of
Hillsboro, attended the Cnildren's
Day exercises here on Sunday and
we're guests Of j. Il. Roads and wife.
Mrs. John Mason will represent our
Pythian Sisters lodge at Dayton this
week.
J.H.Upp, of St. Paris, visited rela-
tives here last week.
DR.. Emery and family, of Greenfield,
and Frank Blaser and wife, Of Hill
Top farm, we're guests of Burch Hix'
son and wife on Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Sans entertained with a
family dinner on Sunday in honor OF
Edward Sans and wife, Of New York
Ernest Stanley left Thursday morn
ing for a trip through the West, in.
cluding Seattle, Wash.
q. S. Foraker and DOC" Cooper
visited friends al Nipgen the latter
part Of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Bussey and Mrs. Jos
Owens, of East Grand Forks, MINI,
are visiting relatives in the commu.
nifty.
The fourth quarterly meeting of
the M. E. church will be held here
this week commencing at p. m. on
Saturday. Usual services on Sunday
followed by the sacrament.
Charlie Patterson, of Xenia, was
renewing acquaintances here the first
of last week.
Charles Hatcher and wife, of Dallas,
were guests of Mrs. Louisa Baker on
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Barrett and brothers,
who have been living in Hillsboro
during the school months, came home
last week 10 spend the summer vaca.
tion.
Bert Cunningham returned TO mis-
home in Warrington, W. ", last Fri
day, leaving mis- wife and baby here
for more extended visit.
There will be a grand celebration at
the fair ground here on Saturday,
July 3. Let everybody arrange to
come and spend the day. There will
be good racing and other attractions,
which will be announced as soon as
definite arrangements are completed.
The com bination sale of Angus and
shorthorn Cattle at the fair grounds
on last Thursday drew good crowd
from various points of Southern Ohio
and the managers, N. 3. Upp and r.
r. West and son, are TO be congratu-
lated on the quality of the animals
offered for sale. Thepurchasers we're
az follows Angus-Inez of Plum
Run, John Free, Hillsboro; May of
Plum Run, John Free, Hillsboro Nell |
of Plum Run, ]. F. Crist, COnover;
Myrtle of Plum Run, j. B. Upp, Rains.
pOIO II4uCC VI lum ANuus OWyCI |
Bros, Greenfield; Nina 2 of Plum
Run, ]. F. Crist, COnOver; Jes of Plum
Run, J. B. Upp, Rainsboro; Cora of
Plum Run, J. F. Crist, Conover Isabel
OF Plum Run, NJ. NJ. Waddell, West
Plain, Mo-; Cassie E, ]. F. Crist,
ConOver Lulu of Plum Run, DR.. Cor
boy, Winchester Jerry of Plum Run,
DR.. CorboY, Winchester Buck of
Plum Run, Al Evans, Rainsboro ;
Banchor's Pride, Q. F, Crist, COnover;
Pride of Oakland, E. P. Head, Gym
thiana Agnes of Oakland, T. M.
Swearingen, Winchester; Star of
Oakland, DR., d. M. Brown, Hillsboro;
Erica of Plum Run, M. NJ. Waddell,
West Plain, No. Short Horn-Melody,
Samuel Borst, Rainsboro; Lady
Corinne, Frank Borst, Bainbridge