The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-07-14
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July II, 1910.

Mrs. j. A. Head and two younger
children, Miss Jessie Barrett and VIM.
Barrett, Of Hillsboro, we're guests of
j. B. Davis and wife part of last week.
John Waddell and family were guests
of friends at Bainbridge on Sunday.
A son was born to Gilbert Hodge
and wife last Saturday.
Oscar Shanl1s, of Leesburg, was the
guest of his parents here over Sunday.
Thos. Spargur and family spent Sun
day with his son, Charlie, at Marshall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, who has
been visiting friends here for several
weeks, returned to her home in Hills
boro last Friday.
The Aid Society will hold literary
session at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Davis on Thursday afternoon.
A stereoptican lecture of the Pas
sion Play will be given in the NJ. E.
church here on Wednesday night, July
20, by Rev. DeLapp, of Sugartree
Ridge.
Ed. wrancher and Miss Minnie Pink
erton, of Louisville, KY, are guests of
Homer Knedler and wife.
James Rowe and John Snider left
Sunday for Cincinnati to engage in
the restaurant business.
Dempsey Redkey and Thomas Spar
CUR have traded properties and each
will move into their new quarters the
first of this week.
Tom Barrett is nursing sore hand,
as the result of blood poisoning.
Frank Gamble, of Hillsboro, was a
business visitor here on Saturday after
noon.
Miss Myrtle Pinkerton spent last
week with her parents near Hills
boro.
A moving picture show on the school
grounds will be one Of the attractions
this week.
Miss Helen Barrett. of Hillsboro,
was the guest Of friends here last
Tuesday.
Rev. A. E. Huntington and family
are planning to take a vacation next
month and will divide the time be-
tween relatives in Michigan and
Northern Ohio.
j. A. Head, of Hillsboro, came down
in an automobile Sunday evening and
his wife and children, who have been
visiting friends here, returned home
with him.
w. j. Redkey and wife had as their
guests last week Rev j. III. Dixon and
wife, of Columbus.
Mrs. VIM. Walker, who resides a
couple of miles west of town, was the
recipient of a surprise dinner on Sun
day in honor of her birthday. She has
been constant sufferer from rheuma-
tism for the past few years, which has
caused her to be deprived of so many
social events that this occasion was
one of unusual pleasure to her. About
one hundred and fifty guests were
present to enjoy the day. Among the
number were A. NJ. Redkey and wife,
o. B. Rhoades wife and son, j. L.
Montgomery and family, Mrs. Laura
A. Carper, Joseph Haywood and fam
lily, Anna NJ. Walker Estle Carson,
Mary Elliott, Bertha Mercer and fam
lily, Harriett Euverard, e. n. Mcneil,
Mrs. M. r. Elliott, John Harley and
family, Ray Cameron and wife, Olive
L. Hall, John Smith and family, j. w.
Milner, Mrs. II. Erskine and family,
Mrs. L. A. Cowman, Ernest Perie
and family, p. A. Simpson, f. L.
Worley and wife, Roy e. Davis, n. A.
Ross, Edna Wolfe, nellie Stethem,
Bessie Haywood, A. M. Crispin, Maud
Simpson, Mrs. Woodward, Mary Nc
Neil, Della Morrow, John Karnes,
Birdie Smith, Waneta Mcneil, Elmer
Post and family, Luther Smith and
wife, Ernest Baldwin, Charles Worley,
Clara Spruance, Geo. Worley, Emery
Rhoades, Nancy A. Town, Geo. Nc
Neil and wife, Imogene McMullen,
Anderson Mckinney and family, Mol
lie Toris, Walter Worley and wife,
Minnie Mercer, Laura Baldwin, Ellen
Crispen, Clarence Karnes, Miller Wor-
ley and wife, Inez Cowman, Harry
Karnes and wife, James Town, S. j.
Ross and family, George Irons, John
Perie, John Patton and family, G. 6.
Garman and family, w. G. Davis and
family, Katie Walker, j. b. Cowgirl
and wife, George Karnes and wife