The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-03-24
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March 81, 1910.

spent Sunday here the guests of Elisha
Beaver and family.
G. w. Badgley and family, of Now
rystown, are the guests of Mrs. Rebec-
ca Roads.
Frank Adams visited relatives at
New Fain over Sunday.
John Watts attended the funeral of
a relative at Marshall last Wednesday.
Bert Deakyne and family moved last
Tuesday to the Barrett farm on Rocky
Fork.
Sam Roads, of Marshall was circu-
lating among the farmers here last
Thursday in the interest of the Indiana
Silo Co.
DIR. O. r. Byler has purchased the
property i'm which he lives Of Dr. ID.
N. Mcbride.
Grant Cameron spent a couple Of
days last week in Cincinnati buying
goods for the spring trade.
Frank Austin and family moved last
week to farm near New Fain.
There was no school last Wednesday
in district No as the teacher, Miss
Flossie Watts was called to Marshall
by the death of her cousin, Clyde
Watts.
The Aid Society will be entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Anna
HcNary.
l. T. Roads and wife and daughter,
Elsa, were guests of the formers par
enti at Paint Sunday.
Will II. Roads has received the APP
pointment of census enumerator for
South precinct of Paint township and
Gail Wolfe for North precinct.
]. A. Beaver and family spent Sun
day at Bainbridge the guests of Mrs.
Nary Clark.
Orval West, who was operated on
for appendicitis at Cincinnati week |
ago, is reported as improving finely.
Mrs. Elizazeth Pulse moved last |
week TO the Epperson property until
she could get possession of her new
home.
Mrs. lanes Beath was the guest of |
friends at South Salem last week.
The Pythian Sisters gave banquet
at their hall last Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Susan Rittenhouse,
who will soon remove to Hillsboro.
William Bashore was agreeably
surprised last week when his father
whom he had not seen for twenty
three years, came to visit him.
William Kearns and family moved
here last week and the Ault farm !
which he has been managing, is now
occupied by David Nelson. {
W. S. Ferguson and sister, Mrs.
Henry Eubanks, Of Fort Hill, were
calling on friends here Saturday.
Vermont Holmes and wife spent Sun
day at the Point the guests of Hulitt
Hope and wife.
Mrs. Eliza Beaver left Sunday morn ,
ing to visit her children at Beaver
Mill.
N. B. Upp was hitching up team a
OF match two-year-olds last Saturday
afternoon, when one of them became
playful and jumped around hitting :
one of its hind legs against a plow l
point seyering an artery and almost
severing leader. For short time it a
looked as II the animal would bleed to /
death but.by the prompt assistance Of
DR., Eyler its life was saved, NJ. L. &
Matthews, a veterinary of Greenfield,
was summoned and placed the horse Z
IN a swing and gave it necessary treat v
ment and it is now thought to be doing n
we'll but will doubtless be permanently 4
injured. This team took first premium Z
at ourfair last fall. t
A short time ago we made mention +
that the;frm of Cameron & Cameron C
had sold three gasoline engines and '
grinders to1our farmers. We find we t
were mistaken and should have said i
eleven. Only last week they sold five l.
manure spreaders, four farm wagons v
and other farm implements in the c
same proportion. We make mention
Of this fact to show the position our t
little village is taking in the business n
world. Can any town in the county
do better if.so let us hear from you. 6
The Farmers Club met at the school
house last Saturday afternoon and :
held very interesting session, the \
only drawback being the small number
Of farmers present. S. L. Yochum
acted as chairman owing to N. b. Opp Z
being detained by an accident. These
meetings are calculated to be Of great {
benefit to farming community If the
peOple will rive il their cO.Operation