The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-05-12
A.beautiful line Of barrettes at Ber-
ryman's Hat Shop.

A.beautiful line Of barrettes at Ber-
ryman's Hat Shop.
Mrs. Anna Hunter, of Louisville,
KY, is the guest of Mrs. Dan Morgan.
Special prices on trimmed hats and
all millinery goods at Berryman's Hat
Shop.
William Kent and son, Ben, spent
Sunday with Delgamiah Gibler and
family at Folsom. a
Walter Hiliard purchased the
Vandergrift property on North West h
street last week.
T. s. Beam, of st. Mary's spent RI
Sunday and Monday with his son,
Thomas, and family.
Hon. r. T. Hough, of Washington
City, was the guest of his brother, A.
E., Thursday and Friday. u
Miss Anna Dawson entertained a
number of her friends very pleasantly g
Monday afternoon with bridge.
Mrs. S. N. Roush, of West Union, II
arrived here Saturday for short visit ID
with her daughter, Mrs. A. T. Thomas.
Mrs. Willard Gore will entertain v
this afternoon for Mrs. Morgan and a.
her guest, Mrs. Hunter, with bridge.
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Supt W. E. Arter and family moved NJ
last week to their home on East Main N
street which they recently purchased.
Mrs. Dan Morgan will entertain with N
bridge party Friday afternoon for "
her guest, Mrs. Hunter, of Louisville, II
Ky.
Mrs. Walter Merrick, of Cleveland, el
will arrive here today for a visit with III
her parents, Judge and Mrs. S. f.
Steele. u
See the famous pictures showing N
President Roosevelt in his great
African hunt at the Theatorium Fri T,
day and Saturday night. II
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Haynes left Ia
Saturday for visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth II. Evans, at #
Asheyille, N. G. NJ
Seventy persons were applicants for "'
Teachers certificates at the examina-
tion held at the Washington school s,
building last Saturday. fc
The first open air concert by the Ii
Aristo Ladies' Concert Band, Of this
place, will be given Thursday evening, p
May 26, the weather permitting. W
Relatives and friends here of Mr.. OF
and Mrs. John ii. Walker, of Colorado
City, COL, have received word that a n
son was born TO them April 25. cc
While a few farmers have planted az
their corn the great majority Of them
will plant this week providing the T.
weather conditions are favorable ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Elton, of the o. ''
S. & S o. Home at Xenla, we're the
guests of relatives and friends here v,
and at Samantha Saturday and Sun at
day. d;
Miss Irene Hall, of the Aristo
Ladies Band, is the proud possessor of CT
a magnificent new 1910 Conn-queror as
cornet from the factory of G. G. Conn, h,
Elkhart, Ind
Hundred of our citizens have taken o,
peep at the comet but great many VIC
will wait until after the 18th when p
they can view it in all its glory with hi
out having to rise so early.
Leesburg is the first town in the he
county to start open air concerts this re
season. The first of the series was
given Saturday evening by the Citi- vi
zens Concert Band of that place. 8,
Mrs Lucy Smith and daughter,
Miss Edith, entertained with bridge NJ
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Hunter, in
who is the guest of Mrs. Dan Morgan. n,
Delicious refreshments were served. d,
Recorder o. A. Landess and family, m
accompanied by Miss LaVerne Roush,
spent Sunday with relatives at Dan
vile. They attended the funeral vi
services of Mrs. John L. Strange, at ~
Russell, Sunday. 10
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The Leesburg Canning Co., of Lees co
burg, was incorporated last Friday A,
with capital stock of $4,000. The
incorporators are N. l.. Bunnell, @. III.