The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-01-14
RAINSBORO.



Taylor Wenegar ard family h
moved to the property OF iss (,
Bruck, on East N ain st
Fred Spsrgur is at Christ's Hos
tai, Cincinnati, where he wdsOp-ra
on last "wednesday moruirg
friends have received very ercourat
Ing reports as to his condition.
Rev. E A Huntington has clos d
very successful series ul meetings
Marshall and will take weeks re.
before beginning at Dallas
W. j. Redkey left Sunday mor1ing
for Columbu, where h will atte
the Inauguration of Gov Harmon
Mrs. Will H Roads will enter tain
the Ladies' Aid Society on'Thursd
afternoon of this week.
N. II Barrett and wife, of Hilsbor
we're guests of B Davis and wife
on Sunday.
J. Fl Upp spent part of last week
In Miami county, where he is expec
ing to locate in few weeks.
DR. o. G. Hcok spent part of las
week in Cincinnati IN the interest Of
one of his patients
Mrs. Rachel Davis has been qu,'e
sick for several days with but little
improvement as yet.
Several from here will atterd the
funeral of our former townsman,
s Mackerley, at HillsbOro, today
Our community was shocked (.
Sunday morning when it becam
that Mrs Nettie Wisecup had pass
to the great beyond in thu earl,
dawn She had been i'll only a few
days with appendicitis and but f W
outside of the vi age even knew "i
her sickness. Funeral services viii
be held on Wednesday morning and
the body will be laid to rest in the
cemetery at Hillsboro
w. T Hodge left this morning for
Liberty, Ind, 10 attend the funera
Of his sister.in.law, Mrs Alex Hodg,.
whose death ACQUIRED Sunday after.
noon
T n. Harrington and family spe.
Sunday with friends at Greenfield.
T NJ. Ferguson is still in a critical
condition and his death is expected
at any moment.
The Far mer's Institute will be held
in the K of p. hall Friday and Satur-
day, Jan % and %, with the follow.
ing program:
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION.
9:3O-Music. ................. Rainsboro Orchstra
Introductory Remarks. ..... Pres n. B. Upp
/ Invocation. .....,.......Rev. r.. A. Huntington
Welcome Address.......Prof s L. Yochum
Plano oSolo."..............M Miss Grace Coleman
NoNious Weeds................ ........L. G.. spencer
First Principles In Agriculture. .......,..,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... DR.. II. NJ. Brown
Some Live Stock Suggestions. 30. II. Judy
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l;3O-Music Orchestra
Soil Fertility .,."........".".,L. Spencer
| Alfalta......,,,.,.,,.., Or. II. NJ Brown
| Violin Mrs Vernon Holmes
Making The Farm Pay ............A. II. Judy
NIGHT SESSION
oi5-Music .,... hestra
The New Agriculture. ......-..L. G. Spencer
Recitation. on..............Mi Miss Eddine Clyburn
n,o. Miss Grace Coleman
Duet'''' ''''''''''''''''' Mrs Vernon Holmes
Select Reading ......".. Mrs. o. W, McCoppin
Climbing..."".......... ...""..A. II. Judy
SATURDAY MORNING.
o:30-Music Rev j. II. Davis
Feed ng Hogs for Profit Summer and
,.......,,....,,,..A. II. Judy
| Music
Paper.....,, .........Mrs. j. A. Beaver
Wnat and How Shall We Feed ..............
g. Spencer
Discussion
AFTERNOON SESSION
Report of Committees.
Election of Oficers
Song Fay Fay sparSur HO'"e'
Sons Problems We Must Solve ,............
| .,,.,...,,,, ,,,.,.-,,....,,...,.....,.A. II. Judy
Paper ,.,................, M IS Josie Spargur
| The Farm FrtI nd ,..,.... ...B. q. Spencer
| Music
| Onncers president N b. Upp; Vice-Presi-
dent, VIM. Browning Secretary, J. B Davis
Treasurer, Geo. W. Free.
Executive Committee w. o. overman,
]. w, Watts, v. II. Garrett.
Edmond Secrest, Assistant Fores-
ter of the Experiment Farm OF
Wooster, Ohio, will also be present
during the Institute and give some
valuable lectures not mentioned in
the program.
CARMEL.
Jan. IL, 100.