The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-29
BUFORD.
Sept. 2e. 1910.

WORK III lne DdSelneuO vi W. ~
Mathews new barn. 1t certainly is
going to be fine.
George wianer and wife and sister,
Mrs. Emma Rosselot attended the
Exposition two days last week.
Mrs. Mabel Cleveland and daughter,
Marian, returned to her home i'm Chi
cago Saturday after several weeks
visit with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Cleveland was Joined at Cincinnati by
her school friend, Miss Maggie Mober
Iy, who will accompany her home
where she will remain for an indefinite
time viewing the different points of
interest. Miss Moberly and father
took in several days of the Exposition.
Charles Rosselot and family Of
Winchester, visited A. A. Davis and
family Saturday.
Orval Matthews and wife, Of Frank
lin, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Anna Landess, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting home folks.
Mrs. Julia Pickett, living near Gath,
was happily surprised Sunday by 81 of
her friends who called in honor Of her
birthday.
William Brown, primary instructor
i'm the Buford High School, received
Friday the first boquet Of the school
term as a reward of effort from four
wear old Marian Cleveland, of Chicago,
who visited his school two weeks and
declared Mr.. Brown taught her to read
and that she was coming back next
year to go to school.
Clarence Gossett has rented his farm
to Dr. Martin. Mr.. Gossett talks OF
moving to Buford.
James Carr and wife and Amiel
Rosselot and wife, of Decatur, ILL.,,
were guests of Charles Rosselot and
wife Sunday.
VIM. Crosier is going to move on the
Larkin farm near Hillsboro oct. l.
Thomas Irwin will move i'm the DR..
Anderson property about the first Of
the month.
Mrs. Mary Shepherd visited her SIS
ter, Lena Caron, of Taylorsville, sever
al days last week.
Buford is certainly proud of her
merchants. The new fall stock would
grace stores in much larger city.
Mrs. Grace Evans, who underwent
very critical operation recently, is
recuperating nicely, Mrs. Evans ex-
presses herself so grateful to medical
science and everyone knows health is
wealth.
Rev. G. j. Kelch, the NJ. f. pastor,
delivered his first sermon Sunday
evening. Scripture text, Roman IA
chapter ! verse. Leading thought,
''Power Of Personal Influence" 1t
was an excellent sermon and most
fitting as Introductory and the impress
sion made was that Of great Spiritual
uplift in the community.
A message received Saturday morn
ing from st. John, Kan, that William
Reynolds was dead. Mr.. Reynolds was
formerly an Ohio citizen and his wife
Buford girl, Miss Ellen Fry. This
couple emigrated some 30 years ago to
Stafford county, Kan, even before St.
John was the county seat. They
grew up with the country and pros
pered beautifully, accumulating con-
siderable wealth and thought no
country so pretty and so delightful to
live until six years and half ago.
There came terrible storm through
their town blowing down houses. Mr..
Reynolds took refuge in frame build
ing used as a barber shop situated
between two large brick buildings,
when suddenly a three story brick
building yielded to mighty force Of
storm crushing this frame building
like an egg she'll He, with several
other men, when rescued we're uncon-
scious, but none were seriously injured
but Mr., Reynolds. He having his back
broken, his ribs broken on both sides,
besides a number Of otner injuries but
has by the help of best medical aid and
trained nurses lived 81 years. Mr..
Reynolds, though so pitably helpless,
retained his right senses until the day
of his death, able amid all his suffer
ings to greet his friends with smile.
Buford people have sent Heavenward
their prayers during this long watch
and now extend their sympathy to the
bereaved family through Ithe NEWS
HERALD.