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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-10-06

October 3, 1910.

OSOOoOi D, l0lO.
Birch Garrett and wife spent Sun.
day with Jacob Weaver, at Louden.
John Trump and wife spent Sunday
with their son. Frank, and wife, at
Bernividde, who are rejoicing over the
arrival Of boy baby.
G. H. Gall, on account of sickness,
had to quit his school here and is in a
very critical condition with dropsy and
heart trouble.
Lyle Smith, Of Boston, spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with j. W.
Hurst, and was accompanied home by
his niece, Miss Winnie Satterfeld.
Communion services were held at
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Homer Smart and Clyde Gustin at
tended the l. o. Q. f. Lodge at Hills
boro last night.
Miss Ethel Weaver and sister, Mrs.
Grace Brooks, spent Thursday with
Cliff Calvert and wife.
Mrs. Lucy Storer and daughter
Golda, have been spending a few days
with Theodore McClure's, at Marble
Furnace.
Gibson Williamson and wife spent
Sunday with Will Haigh and family.
Frank Elliott and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of girl baby.
G. c. Jamison and wife, of Seaman.
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
NJ W. williamson and Will Haigh.
Miss Alta Easter is spending the
week with friends at Russell.
Mrs. Clara Kneisley, who spent the
past week with her daughter, Mrs.
Elliott, has returned to her home at
Marshall.
Mrs. Will Haigh has been in a criti-
cal condition with acute indigestion
the past week. She is now slowly
improving.
John Gilmore was called Monday to
Cincinnati to serve on the U. S. Petit
Jury.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dalrymple was called
ty Locust Grove last week by the
serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Phoebe Smith, who died and was in
TERED in the cemetery at Louden on
last Friday.
John Gilmore and family and Joseph
Swanger and wife spent Sunday with
Arthur Mercer.
Since the illness of Mr.. Gall, both
rooms of the local public schools are
taught by Roy Gustin, the upper room
having less than dozen pupils.
Miss Vivian Cooper, of Tulia, Okla,
has been visiting at the home of
Arthur Mercer the past two weeks.
Miss Anna Hopkins, of Hillsboro,
was the guest Of Miss nellie Mercer,
Sunday.
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W. CT. U. Meeting.

The w. G. T. u. will meet Monday.
Oct. 10, in the M. e. church. The
devotional exercises will be conducted
by the lst Vice pres, Mrs. Gregg.
Topic, Health, by Mrs. DR.. Hilton.
The superintendents Of the different
departments are as follows:
Medical Temperance-Mrs. Lizzie
Brown.
Anti-Narcotics-Mrs. Price.
Sabbath School-Mrs. Boyle.
Jail and Purity Work-Mrs. r. A.
Arthur.
Sabbath Observance-Mrs. Carr
Health and Heredity-Mrs. DR..
Hilton.
Flower Mission-Mrs. Sarah Ham
bert.
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Mrs. Gregg.
Mother Meetings-Mrs. Harsha.
Parlor Meetings-In charge of the
general officers.
Peace and Arbitration-Mrs. Tut
tie.
Infmary Work-Mary Colyin.
Unfermented Wines-Mrs. Krug.
Colored Peoples work-Fanny Green
Christian Citizenship-Mrs. d. f.
Scott.
Literature and Railroad Work
Wilma Farley.
Evangelistic Work-Mrs. VanPelt.
Mercy Department-Mrs. Matte
Ayres.
Press and Periodicals-Mrs. Har-
sEa.
Parliamentary Law Mrs. IreneHow-
ard.
Franchise-Miss Sarah Lambert.
Juvenile Courts-Mrs. John How
ard.
Soldiers and Sailors-Mrs. Carey
Roush.
MRS. BOYLE Sec'y
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Family Affection in France.

What is the best love? A parents
love, answers M. Sargeret; and the
answer is the same in NJ Louis Del
zons's lie Meilleur Amour" II would
probably be the same from the lips OF
nine out Of every dozen Frenchmen, II
they spoke sincerely; for In this land
where love-marriages are rare, the
love OF hearth and home, the devotion
to offspring, the alteration OF children
for their parents, are stronger than
elsewhere. The real forces of the
heart break out there far more fre
quentiy. far more poteutly. than In the
syetsm of manages a trois which In
spires tho literature OF the Boulevard
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The uaiy ohAp.

The custodian Of the quaint old in.
sxftutfon known as st. MAry's hos
pftal, Chichester, which has been Wis
tied by many royalties, is an old sol.
der, who. among his treasurers, gives
q prominent place upon the wall to a
picture of Lieutenant General Sir r.
8. 8. Baden-Poweii. The general is
depdoted mounted on a fiery steed
waving huge swond over his head as
he leads his men to battle.
A visitor who was recently shown
over the hospital was ta1Den after
ward into the custodian's lodge and
while examining picture postcards
was struck by the warlike picture.
Who's that ugly chap with the
sword?" he inquired.
The custodian explained that II was
the great 'B-P.," and added that thai
celebrity would not feel flattered tc
hear such description of himself
When the visitor had gone the Gus
todian went to look at his signature
in the visitors book. II was "R. s. 8
Baden-PoweIl."-M. A. p.
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THE BLACK HAND AND CARUSO
Famous Tenor Tells How the Society
Made Him the Object Of Its
Solleitous Attentions.

Enrico Caruso has been telling the
English newspapers more details OF
how II happened that the Black Hand
made him an object of Its solicitous
attentions during the opera season in
New York He iE inclined to believe
that theme would never have been any
trouble Hf all II It hadn't been for the
fact TINT he has a charitable nature.
According 10 CaIuso, the Black
Hand wpV1d not have been tempted to
bother him II It hadn't been for an
italian barber in New York. The bar.
Der shaved the singer frequently and
well and Caruso was pleased with his
work. So when he heard the barber
one day deplortng the lack OF suffi-
cient cash to enable him to talpe a trip
back 10 Italy TO see old friends once
more Oaruso delighted the man by
making him a present Of $500.
I wish j had never done tt;T says
Caruso. my Italian barber was so
overcome with delight that he singed
all the hair of one side of my head
and cut half my chin of that morn
Ing. Then he went away and told the
newspaper men all about 1t. Next day
] got fifty letters each asking me for
$500. Next week got twice the mum.
Der and several threatening letters
from the writer's of the first batch.
Apd 2 few days afterward the Black
Hand people tried to blsokmail me.
rspuy hard work being charitable. I"
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
October 3, 1910.


The new pastor Rev. G. N. Fisher,
and family moved into the parsonage
last week. They invite the people to
call on them, the young people
as well as the older ones. He will fill
his regular appointment here next
Sunday.
The Concord Township Sunday
School Convention will be held here
October %.
j. d. Booth and family spent Sun
day with G. w. Edenfe.d and wife.
Mrs. Mollie Druhot, of Mowrys-
town, was the guest of her sister,
Miss Lum Stout, Sunday.
Miss Ruth Bum is spending this
week with friends at Mowrystown.
Rally Day service will be observed
at the NJ. f. Church here, Nov. 8.
Miss Mary Redkey returned home
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Nellie Cotterill, al
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hedrick were
guests of Ira Shriver and wife Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Redkey spent
Sunday with friends at Pricetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Redkey attend.
ed the funeral of William Cochran, at
Pyicetown, Wednesday.
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NEW MARKET.
October 3. 1910.

OSNOOOi ~ iV1Os
VIM. Borden and wife. of Sugartree
Ridge, spent Thursday at George
Hetherington's.
John Eyler and family were guests
of Amos Eyler and wife, at Fincastle,
SUNDAY.
Homer CatliD and wife and son.
willard, were the guests of Or. Crop
per and family, recently.
Miss Elsie Bumgardner, of Marshall,
spent the past week with c. w. Garen
and wife.
Jefferson Hunter, Of Chicago, was
circulating rmong friends and rela-
tives here last week.
9. v. Purdy and wife attended the
Expo at Cincinnati Thursday and
Friday.
Rev. Kazee and wife were enter
tanned by Mrs. John CLANCY and
daughter Sunday.
Reece McReynolds and wife, of Ger
law, Ill will arrive here today to
spend several days with his parents,
John McReynolds and wife.
Slone Lemon was caller here Sum-
day.
/ Miss Martha Barrere visited Mrs.
Elizabeth Van Wrinkle Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Carr and brother, VIM.
Borden, visited relatives at Cincinnati
and Norwood and attended the Expo
sition last week.
Dr. Cropper and Chas. Garen at
tended the Winchester Fair Thursday
and Friday.
Mary Murray, Of Lytle, is the guest
of her brother, VIM. Carrier, this
week.
Rev. Kazee and wife entertained
Rev. Martin and wife, of Hillsboro,
Friday.
Clifford Harris, of PEBBLES, spent
from Friday until Monday at home.
Lewis Strain and Maggie Stultz, of
Hillsboro, were the guests of John
Stewart and wife, Thursday.
Rev. Fisher will preach at the NJ.
e. Churchnext Sunday evening at 1880.
Rev. Watson. OF Indianapolis, filled
the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday morning.
John Stewart and wife took dinner
with Mary Vance Sunday.
Rev. j. G. Kazee left recently for
Louisville, KY, where he will attend
the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary,
Charlie Purdy and wife spent Sun
day at Serpent Mound.
DR.. G. G. Cropper and wife and
children spent from Friday until Sun
day with his parents in Adams county.
Mrs. Frank Holmes, of PEBBLES, was
the guest of her father one day last
week and was accompanied home by
her sister, Nellie Stanforth.
George Hetherington and wife en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Frank
Borden and wife and Miss Stella Bor-
den, Of Sugartree Ridge.
Lewis Rosselot and wife were at
Buford last Sunday.
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Probate Court Proceedings.
Wil of Snrah N Snnaorn nroho.

Will Of Sarah E. Sanders probated.
e. NJ. Johnson appointed exr. of Sarah
+. Sanders.
viii Of William j. Cochran filed.
W. R. Hughey, gdn of Ruth E.
Hughey, filed fifth account.
Will of VIM. j. Cochran probated.
j, f, Cochran appointed exr of VIM.
]. Cochran.
Warrant in lunacy filed against
Susan Swisshelm.
Susan Swisshelm adjudged insane
and ordered to Athens asylum.
John Gossett, Jas. Duvall and Albert
Clark appointed appraisers Of estate oi
William j. Cochran.
Susan CLANCY elected to take under
will of.Neri CLANCY.
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GRAND STREET PARADE
PRICES--25. 35 and SOC.
SEATS ON SALE AT
KAUTz CREAM PARLORS.
ALLENSBURG.

October 3, 1910.
Misses Daisy CLANCY and Virginia
Galley visited the formers sister, Mrs.
Nellie Stewart, at Boston, Sunday.
Uric Carpenter and wife, of Green
field, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary Duncan is sick.
Miss Emma Shaffer was entertained
by Miss Ocie Chaney Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza CLANCY made business
trip TO Hillsboro Saturday.
Mr.. Srofe and Oliver Ludwick were
entertained by Charley and Gailen
Fowler Sunday.
G. W. Shaffer visited friends and
relatives at Cincinnati last week.
Joseph Carpenter and children, Pearl
and Lila, of Sharpsyille, visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
W. M. Runion and wife and child
rem visited Abel Aber, of near Dam
Vile, Sunday.
Our school willclose Friday to enable
the pupils to attend the Fair,
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RAINsBORo.
October 3. 1910

october =, l9lO.
Miss Jessie Barrett, Of Hillsboro,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
]. b. Davis, the past week.
Miss George Bell spent Sunday with
relatives in New Petersburg.
Dempsey Beaver spent part of last
week with friends In Columbus.
Mrs. Mary Caudy returned home
Friday from three weeks visit with
her son at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. J. e. Upp was the guest OF
relatives here the first of last week.
Hulitt Hope and family, Of Paint,
and f. d. Redkey and family were
guests of W. j. Redkey and wife Sun
day.
Miss Anna Keelor, the efficient oper-
ator of the Home Telephone Company,
was sick several days last week.
Elisha Beaver and daughter, Mrs.
Niscea Holmes, who have been visit
ing relatives in Iowa for several weeks,
returned home last Friday.
The NJ. E. Sunday School is arrang-
ing for a rally day the last Sunday OF
this month.
Miss Della Beetman left Sunday for
her home at New Fame after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Adams.
T. L. Lovett sold a couple of draft
mares few days ago to John Littler
of East Monroe, for the neat sum OF
s4OO.
Mrs. John Hodge and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Benton of Cincinnati, and
Miss Clara Hodge, of Liberty, Ind,
were guests of W. T. Hodge and fami-
ly last week.
Mrs. Anna McNary has been having
concrete walk and steps laid for her
residence and store room the past
week, which add much to the appear
ance and convenience.
Mrs. Elisha Beaver left Sunday
afternoon for Columbus to be at the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. w. s.
Freshwater who is to undergo an
operation at Grant Hospital on
Wednesday for tumor.
Rev. A. E. Huntington is arranging
to hold an Old Peoples meeting at the
NJ. E. Church on Sunday, Oct. IL, with
specially prepared program.
Mrs. l. T. Roads, who was thrown
from a buggy by runaway horse sew
eral days ago and severely injured, is
able to be out again.
Miss Emma Beath, who teaches in
Clinton county, spent Sunday at home
and returned in her automobile, which
she purchased the past week.
George Miller and family, of Hills
boro, are TO take charge of the Bell
Telephone Exchange here and Mrs.
Louisa Baker and daughter who have
been in charge here for several years,
move to Hillsboro. The change Will
be made tomorrow. Miss Mary Baker
will remain here few days TO assist
the new operators in getting started.
Miss Florence Sesler left today to
take a course in business college at
Greenfield.
Frank Mccoy and family expect to
move to Hillsboro tomorrow, where
they will conduct boarding house.
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A Sly suaaestion.

They had reached the outer portals
Of the front door and wepe there going
through the process of parting, very
hngeringly.
when say good night 70 you this
evening"" gurgled Mr. Yumgslow, do
you think IL would be proper for me
TO place one reverent kiss upon your
fair haDd?"
We'll" she sighed. softly, as she
laid her head quietly on his shoulder
Il shouId consider II decidedly out oi
place."-Lippincott's.
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SLATE HILL VALLEY.
October 3, 1910.

OCTOBER ), IYIU.
Lilly Massie, Of Springfield, visited
relatives here the past week.
william Hughes and wife spent Sun
day with Fred Rice.
Tom Armstrong and wife, of Seaman,
spent one day last week with M. j.
Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Heppard, OF
Berryville, spent Sunday with theii
son, Charley.
Kate Hughes is visiting Anna Rice
Wallace Dick and family spent Sun
day with f. b. Cummings.
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Nearly one-hfth of the area Of
France is forest land.
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LYNCHBURG.
October 3, 3olC

OctODeT ,, aNlO.
Miss Lille Faris, Of Cincinnati,
spent the first Of this week with her
mother, Mrs. Naomi Faris
Horace Murphy spent Saturday and
Sunday at Columbus and Magnetic
Springs.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Town
send on Sunday, Oct 3, a son. John
son W.
Rev. W. S. Gray spent Monday in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Bertha wheatly, Of st. Ber-
nard, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Fisher.
Mrs. Mary Rouse moved her house
hold goods to Hillsboro last week,
where she will make her future home.
Charles Pulse returned home on
Wednesday, after spending a month
with his father. NJ. Il. Pulse.
Mrs. Naomi Faris spent the past
week with her daughter Mrs. John
Williams at Leesburg.
Mrs. Bertha Linton, of Columbus,
is the guest Of DR.. j. b, Kleckner and
family.
Mrs. II. G. Smith. Of Cuba, spent
the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. j. b. Hunter.
Married at the NJ. Z. parsonage on
Wednesday. Sept. q, by Rev. W. S.
Gray, Ben Mcdaniel and Miss Lena
Shaper.
Mrs. Laura Burton, Of Russell, Mrs.
John Mullen, of Bloomington, ILL.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson, OF Robin
son, H., and James Kessinger, Of Gin.
cinnati. were guests of George Kes-
singer and wife last week.
W. S. Gray and family and DR.. Nc
Adow and family were entertained by
Fred Ratcliffe and wife Tuesday.
Miss Amelia Dain. of Cincinnati,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Clara
Dolinger, returned home last week.
Miss Alice Minzler returned Satur-
day after months visit with her
sister at Converse, Ind.
Mrs. Rev Frenger and daughters,
Clara and Marie, Of Clarksville, are
guests of friends here.
Mrs. Mary Jane Fulton, wife Of T..
]. Fulton, died suddenly at her home
on West Pearl Street Wednesday
morning, Sept. 2S. Mrs. Fulton was
in her seventy-sixth year. Funeral
services were held at the home Mon
day, Oct. 3, conducted by Rev. Gray,
and assisted by Rev. Seaver, Of the
Garfield Memorial Church, Of Mentor,
who is a nephew of the deceased.
Mrs. Philip Swisshelm, who has
been suffering for some time with
nervous prostration, was taken TO
Athens Monday.
Gusta Ruse, whose critical condi-
tion from burns suffered in trying to
rescue his daughter which was men
toned last week, is somewhat better.
AT a recent meeting the following
officers for the W. G. T. U, were
elected; President, Mrs. L. S. Mont
gomery Recording Secretary, Lulu
Pence Cor. Secretary, Vada Murphy;
Tyeasurer, Dora Ratclitfe; Vice Pres
ident from the Christian Church,
Mary Sonner from the NJ +. Church,
Rose Gray, from the Church Of Christ,
Lizzie Mckenzie, superintendent Of
departments; Evangelistic, Mrs.
Shrofe Flower Mission, Vernice Nc
Adow Mothers Meetings, Mary
Murphy Literature, Mary Delaney;
Scientific Temperance Instructions,
Matte Perry Parliamentary Drill,
Vada G. Murphy Sabbath Observ-
ance, Elizabeth Terrell Anti-Nar-
cotics, Rosa Mcdaniel Superintend-
ent Of S. S. Work, NJ. E. Church, Eta
Kessinger Christian Church, Linnie
Linton Church of Christ, Lizzie
Mckenzie; Lutheran Church, Emma
Shatfer; Record Keeper Eta Galliett.
Charles Bateman, while painting at
the distillery last Wednesday, fell and
broke his arm.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sunday School at 9:l5; Morning SER
vice lO:30 communion and reception
of members. Christian Endeavor at
6:15. Evening service at I. Topic
Golden Rule-What Shall We Do
With It."
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The courts Of justice and the new
school system in Persia are to be
reformed by the new cabinet with the
aid of foreign advisers.
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Miss Florence Whittle, after spend
ing the summer in California, has re-
turned home.
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-28
Lawlessness In Office

The board its intention OF exercising oe
sorry right school grants comprised IN the otn anu ~
sections conferred upon the by congress IN the ehoou
abne act such sections where hereolos m
estry service exercised possession the Lewiston
leases and has received Pnclot selzed ese
through his own Interpretation law and the state OF la
officials were content him do Not only that Dut iu
officials have proceeded to barter and exchange thoSe
less f their esneciv values and desirab merely suit the con-
purposes of other governmental factions Senator
long ago the Idaho officials and also nohd ue
from the floor of the upper chamber Of congress that no sh @
changes alterations of school lands could be aW1uy a
congress could egslate effect such alienation ay
could ALLEVIATE other property titles wherein e
anes prescribed had been faithfully onPed
with Still official have proceeded to make duS
and brakes of these trust funds just the same as ther o"
and convenience were all that need be the premises
The supreme has rendered admirable service III rece
these official their duty and good results Thereon are
all said done will be found that lack OF
discipline responsibility the of public officials ana hereto
fore tolerated because Of having great popular party 70 oc up
they might do not do bringing upon
country retribue justice that will be years in recovering
when breaks and is at the breaking point right now
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-28
Don't Forget Sugar

Word from Washington that the administration is after
packing and that hopes not merely fine the trust
jail Of the magnaes About apiece is the
penalty which the government attorneys think would be the right
thing for the heads OF the Big Six says the Denver News
The News wlngnay anxious We believe there pack
and have signs which
indicated dissolution We believe pretty good evidence that
packing buied the railroads. hammered competition
by ruthless methods added somengow much know not
the price We happy the federal knife being
sarpned for the combines throat and above ALL happy the
effort prosecute personally, not trust
Buhe News anxious that offender already IN the
shall permitted escape That offender the
1t pretty hard to fix degrees of badness in the trust line;
think sugar and the oil about matched for
head Of the The trust has played the OF
thief for administrations 1t has horweighted its
imports faxed samples get lower duties by seeming
import grades has corrupted officials bribed
clerks unmade collectors of the ports More doing
things sugar been caught with the goods
up has been merely mued in fines which probably
nconsequena employees have been jail If the Taft admin
good ecordand assuredy all Americans
want good recorde the Taft administration finish
very thoroughly with the sugar trust
We think there the slightest need of letting
get away The government has legal aids enough attend all
Attorney General Wickersham his brief
monopoly took the broad democratic ground that the
law good thing is needed in the prosecution OF
monopoes which materially ghns the abors of the prosecution
them all by all But GET THEM don't take it in
talking getting This country has had surfe of loud
talk which nothing which always stop
of getting the who needs feel the hand of the law
What the country from the present administration not
PROMISE but performance