The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-15
HIGHLAND.
Sept. IL, 1910.


Mrs. Nose Cohn and son, Lewis, were
visiting her mother and sisters In
Cincinnati the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Samuel Faris has been employ
ed as cook at the Clinton county In
firmary and left Monday morning to
take up the duties of the position.
E. T. Rayburn, who with his wife
and niece, Miss Edith Horsman, have
been visiting relatives in New Jersey
for few weeks, returned home on
Saturday, Mrs. Rayburn and Miss
Edith remaining week or two longer.
Mrs. Frank Stewart has been the
guest of friends in Springfield the past
few days.
w. w. Ross. of Columbus, was a
visitor with Enos Haines and family
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary II Livezey, or New Vien-
ma, was visitor with Mrs. 5. j. Rob-
bins on Saturday.
Lewis Wood and wife, of New
Petersburg, spent Sunday with his
parents, r. o. Wood and wife.
Miss Vareta Slaughter, who has been
visitor with E. f. Terry and wife,
the past few days, will leave for her
home at Colorado Springs, Col,
Wednesday.
r. II. Terrell and wife and Milton
Thornburg and wife and daughter
went to Cincinnati on Monday to
attend the Exposition.
Mrs. Voris, of Indiana, was called to
Highland last week by the death OF
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Sanders, which
occurred Thursday. Funeral services
were held at 2 p. m. on Saturday in the
Friends Church conducted by Mrs.
Lizzie Larkin, assisted by Rev. Nc
MILAN, after which the body was taken
to Pleasant Hill cemetery at Leesburg
for interment.
Miss Clare Larkin went TO Jackson
last week where she has a position as
trimmer in millinery establishment.
&C Wood has accepted a position
in the schools at Salem where he began
work on Monday Of last week
A daughter was born to Fred Martin
and wife on Monday Sept. 3.
Mrs. Emma Jackson has been visit
ing friends in Sabina the past week.
Miss Alberta Johnson, of Wichita,
Kan, was the guest of Mrs. Albert
johnson last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. j. Harris spent few days
with friends in Sabinia last week.
Misses Ella Jean and Edna Adams,
Lizzie Grove, Esther Terrell and Reba
Stowe left Monday morning for Athens
where they will enter the Ohio Uni
versity.
Oscar Curtis and wife and daughter,
Of jamestown, visited G. r. Pensyl
and wife Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Garman and daughter, Of
PEBBLES, were guests of her brother
Geo. Dunlap, Friday and Saturday.
John Carey and sister, Mary, and
Robert Mcmillan and sister, Vera, Of
Wilmington, were guests of Rev. Nc
MILAN and wife over Sunday.
Scott Burton has been confined TO
the house the past week with an
attack Of typhoid fever.
Jesse Rose and Ike Dunlap, after a
couple of weeks experience as soldiers
at Columbus, came home Saturday.
Ed Newman and wife, of PEBBLES,
and daughter, Mrs. V. Mitchell were
visitors at the home of George Dunlap
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannah beaverton, of Green.
field, was the guest Of p. f. Ladd and
wife Thursday.
p. +. Ladd and wife are visitors with
R. B. Farley and wife this week.
Louis Swanger, Of Greenfield, was
visiting relatives here over Sunday.
Rev. Maddox, the new pastor for
Highland Circuit, filled the pulpit here
on Sunday morning and also the other
appointments in the afternoon and
evening, Rev. Washburn, our former
pastor, has gone TO Georgetown to
begin his work there
Walter Q, Mcpherson Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Clevengsr, near Snow Hill
this week.
Mrs, Sheldon, of Sparto, state organ
izer and lecturer of the W. G. II. u,
gave very interesting description in
the Friends Church on Sunday morn
ing on her trip to the Worlds Conven-
tion recently held in Glasgow, Scot
land, which was much enjoyed by all
who we're privileged to hear her.
Jas. Grice, Mrs. Jane Grice and Mrs.
Jo Hixson were visiting friends at
Athens Wednesday of last week.
Death of Richard Lemon.