The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-28

j. u. Bell is aJUenulnB Une lTl'oJdUe
eft Vehicle and Implement Dealers Asso-
ew citation at Cincinnati.
G.. G. Muhlbach is attending the
ias National Good Roads convention now
lay in session at Columbus.
Miss Jessie March, of Columbus,
J. after an extended visit with relatives
lig here, returned home Friday.
If you cannot take Hamptons for a
ri, year. buy single copy Of the Novem
n a ber and help Joe" win out.
For SALE-Four Jersey cows. All
est fresh and good mixers.
at SIMON j. HrDER.
Miss Lois Bean charmingly enter
rg, tanned number of her young friends
RS. Friday evening.
No. granite tea kettles white lined,
nd first grade, 75c medium grade, soc
in cents at Tener's, North High Street
Miss Ulah Young, after a weeks
,on visit with friends here, returned to
at her home at Cincinnati Saturday.
Floor oil cloth, linoleum and table
ur- oil cloth at lowest prices at Tener's,
will North High Street.
er,
Miss Mildred Campbell, of Hartwell,
who has been the guest of Miss Austie
I've Patton, returned home Sunday.
,co Charles Lyle returned home home
Monday, after short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Carroll at Portsmouth.
~; Miss Anna Wright after a short
.ho visit with friends at Portsmouth, re-
or. turned home Monday.
Mems gloves and mittens at from &c
-, to S1.0O per pair at Tener's, North
mo High Street.
Z. Mrs. Will Rodes, after visit with
friends at Chillicothe, has returned
vas home.
'ah Miss Cora E. Bell returned home
It'll Saturday, after visit with friends at
Dayton and Cincinnati.
led Mrs. o. E. Stanforth and daughter,
for Margaret, left yesterday for visit
lrs. with relatives at Mt. Grab.
Lamps, jardiniers, frames, pictures
led and mirrors at money saving prices at
Il. @. p. Tener's, No. 10, North High
ion Street.
.-
Misses Alice and Jessie Stewart and
er, Cena and Sarah Catch, of Milford,
ep- were the guests of Miss Grace Haller
'ts, Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Kibler is at home
after an extended visit with relatives
md at Newark, Mt. Vernon, Circleville
ng- and Ohillicothe.
,4n Clarence Maher, of Toledo, was mar
" ried to Miss Irene OBrien of that
place yesterday. The groom was a
wn former resident of this place.
~ The furnaces at the Washington
ias school building were completed Sat-
urday and school work is now going on
as usual there.
Nv Lewis Stanley and Henry Erwin
lti, "ehV W Oiii0i'ih"oi 0"Ouiu"y anu
md brought home one of the new cars of
the Erwin Gargage Co. on Sunday.
"
~ Ernest McNicol and Miss Jessie
rbe Mullenix were married at Yellow
90 Spring Saturday. Both of the young
bio people formerly resided here but Mr.
mo McNicol has been living at Urbana for
sometime, where he is in the employ
Of the Bell Telephone Co. The young
ent couple will make their home at
eir Urbana.
Ter.
oy Mrs. III. M. Brown and Misses May
!. Cummings, Faith Glenn, Mary Leamy
and Anna and Ellen Steele attended
the matinee performance of Miss Maud
ks Adams in "What Every Woman's-
Ire Knows" at the Grand Theater, Cincin
for natl, Saturday.
ots Mrs. John Stockwell fell from a
bridge, fracturing her skull at the
base of the brain and breaking several
er- ribs, while watching the burning of a
the paper mill at Kalamazoo Mich, re-
Iiss Gently But little hope of her recov-
A cry is entertained. She is sister of
jhe Mrs. Ira Hiestand and a sister-in-law
.iss of Mrs. George Pugh, and formerly re-
sided In this county.