The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-11
HIGHLAND.
Nov. 8. 100.

Edith Horsman were guests of friends
at New Vienna Friday.
Miss Frances Larkin and Mrs. Pete
Adams were visiting friends at Wash
ington G.. II. Friday.
Carey Wallace has his property
i'm South Highland last week to George
Martin, of this place, who will move
into it this week.
Quite number of the members of
the w. f. NJ. S. from. Highland at
tended the meeting of the Milford
district held in the NJ. f. church at
Leesburg Thursday of last week.
Prof. Harry Hodson, of Beesville,
was visiting his parents, JOS Hodson
and wife, Saturday and Sunday.
A number of the members of the L.
o. O. +. attended the funeral of James
Wrinkle, in Leesburg, on Monday
afternoon, Nov. l.
James Richardson and wife, of Will
mington. spent Saturday and Sunday
with O. NJ. Richardson and family.
The first number of the Highland
lecture course will be given by William
Sterling BATHS, interpreter of Dickens
in the Opera House, Nov. 30.
Miss Jennie Remley, who had been
visitor for few days at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Mcpherson, returned
to her home in Chillicothe Friday.
T. L. Head and wife were guests Of
Hillsboro friends over Sunday.
Abe Groves and wife, of Westboro
were guests of j. j. Harris and wife,
Thursday and Friday.
w. c. Neil, of Cincinnati, has been
employed as night operator at High
land Station.
Fittro's Concert and Picture Exhibi-
tion will be given at the Opera House
in Highland Saturday evening, Nov
30 by Miss Lloyd Fittro cornetist, aged
13 years. Admission 10 cents,
Miss Blanche Haines will leave home
on Saturday for a few weeks visit with
her brother and family, at Hugo,
Oklahoma.
Howard Conard and wife, of Iowa,
will spend the winter with his parents,
Thomas Conard and wife.
d. ID. Woodmansee and daughter,
Miss Florence, Of Cincinnati, were
calling on relatives near here Satur-
day.
Miss Efie Grice was the guest of
friends in Wilmington a part of last
week.
David Moore, of Columbus, was the
guest of the home folks part of last
week.
Mrs. Ed Brown and son and daugh-
ter returned Friday evening from a
two weeks visit with her sister, in
Columbus.
John S. Green will sell at public
auction at his home north Of Highland
on the Sabina pike, Wednesday, Nov.
II, at a. m., a lot of live stock, farm
ing implements, hay, etc.
The Highland County Agricultural
School and School of Domestic Science
opened this morning, Nov. 8. 1t will
continue all week.
w. d. Thornburg recently pur-
chased the Smith sisters farm just
south of this place occupied by o. NJ.
Richardson.
Robert McNicol and Miss Sallie f. !
West, daughter of Enos West, were
married at the home of the bride |
near Bridges, Nov. 6, 1889, and after
twenty years of journeying together
along life's pathway which for them
has had much of sunshine and bright
ness, untouched by the dark shadows |
that in that time have fallen so
heavily upon many hearts and homes,
on the twentieth anniversary of this |
happy event, Saturday, Nov. 6, 1909, !
invited large number Of relatives |
and friends to their pleasant home in
South Highland TO celebrate it with !
them. A bountiful meal was served !
at the noon hour to about seventy five
persons. The tables were generously
spread with all the good things that
loving hearts and hands could provide,
turkeys, chickens, beef and pork, with |
all the usual accompaniments of sweet
meats TO which ample justice was done
10y those who were so fortunate as to
be present on this joyous and happy
occasion. They were the recipients !
of large number of china gifts, both |
useful and ornamental. We extend |
congratulations and trust that the
future, which may be theirs in this
life may be undimmed by sorrow and |
in the life to come one of eternal |
peace.
Nasal Catarrh, an inflammation of /
the delicate membrane lining the air /