The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-12-02
HIGHLAND.
Nov. 20, 'Oe.


Born to e. II. Ballentine and wife,
Nov. "a, son, George Oakley.
G. r. Pensyl and wife were visiting
In Sabina last Wednesday.
Rev. Mcmillan and wife spent Fri
day and Saturday In Wilmington.
Chosen FriendsI. o. o. +. will hold
election Of officers Tuesday night,
Dec. Z.
Mrs. James Adams and daughter,
Ella, we're visiting in Dayton last
week.
G. G. Wood spent Thanksgiving at
home.
Carey Evans and Lonnie Hodson re-
turned last week from their trip to
Louisiana. They report a good coun-
try. They each purchased so acres of
land and will move in short time.
DIR. Ray Woodmansee and family, of
Columbus, visited relatives here Thus
day and Friday.
Robert Judkins, of Cincinnati, was
home last week.
Frank Douglas and wife, of West
Milton, were guests of Mrs. Rachel
Thornburg last week.
Roy Purtee aed Lillian Ursell were
married Wednesday, Nov. "a.
Mrs. Oliver has sold her farm two
miles south Of Highland to Bert
Connell.
Mrs. r. G. Barrett, of Wilmington,
visited T. L. Head and family last
week.
e. Worthington and wife, of Beuna
Vista, were guests Of Frank Higgins
last Thursday.
Mrs. T.. Johnson visited friends at
Greenfield Friday and Saturday.
9. b. OBryant and family returned
home from Greenfield Friday morning.
Eliza Hussey was the guest of Jane
Grice Thursday and Friday.
Ed Hodson, of Washington c. H.,
visited Archie Woodmansee Saturday.
L. L. Faris and family, Of Lynch
burg, were visiting r. r. Powell and
Mrs. E. T. Woodmansee Thursday
and Friday.
Harry Hodson and wife, Of Rees-
vile, visited Joseph Hodson and fami-
ly last week.
Pete Woodmansee has been employ
ed to drive j. II. cClure & Co.'S
huckster wagon.
Mrs. James A. Williams and Miss
Mary Larkin spent Saturday at the
home OF j. +. Larkin.
DIR. Jones was called from Greenfield |
Sunday in consultation with DIR. Jud- |
kins in Pete Adams sickness.
Mrs. Jennie Woolard is sick.
Miss Mary Grice is visiting at James
K9ever's near New Vienna.
Temperance day was observed Sun
day. Temperance sermon in the
morning at Friends Church by Mrs.
Sheldon, who also gave talk to the
Young people in the afternoon at the
M. Il. church. Prof. Lewis, of Lees
burg, gave a stirring temperance ad-
dress in the town Hall Sunday night.
g. r. Pensyl and wife left Monday
Tor Athens to visit their daughter,
Mrs. o. A. Dowdy.
The Queen Esther Social at the
nome of James e. Grice was well at
ended and a fine time reported by all.
Frank Douglas and wife, r. II. Ter
ell and family and Mrs. Rachel
and daughter Fannie,
WV EuNoNo 1b bilS Vi W. ~. |
Green Thanksgiving.
Clayton Dunlap and wife celebrated
heir silver wedding last Friday Nov.
'6. They received many useful and
pieces of silverware and those
PRESENT report a good time and
)ounteous feast.
The first number og the lecture
curse was given Monday night by
William Sterling BATHS, the Dickens
nan, portraying the drama "Nicholas .
These entertainments are
# high order and should have the
patronage of every one who can attend.
Frank Mccullough and Irma and
Cay Oxley, of Greenfield, spent the
after part Of last week with James
irice and family,
j. +. Rersey, Frances Larkin and
drs. Lydia Horfman visited at Now
yStoWn last week