The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-08-04
BUFORD.
August lst, 1910.

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Miss Lilly Moon, Of Columbus, is
visiting Dr. j. w. Matthews and wife
and other relatives here.
Arthur Riddings and family, Of
Portsmouth, returned home Sunday
evening.
Sol. Bingaman and wife and neph-
ew, Lucian Bingaman, of Cincinnati,
passed through here last Friday en-
route for Columbus. He made several
short calls and viewed in general his
boyhocd stamping grounds.
Miss Della Pickett entertained at
her home last Thursday evening
large company of friends. A most
pheasant evening was reported by
those present.
Mrs. S. S Moler was called to the
bedside of fer little granddaughter,
Florence Moler, of Cincinnati, Thurs
day evening. who is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
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visited his uncle, S. A. Lyons, during
the week.
John Hopkins, of indianapolis, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. c. II. Roads and daughter, of
Harwood, were among the guests at
j. A. Mabins home Sunday.
The open air band concert is changed
from Saturday evening to Friday
evening of each week.
A most sad and solemn occasion was
the interment of Lawrence Hopkins
body July 26, in the Buford. cemetery.
This bright and promising young man
was stricken with scarlet fever while
at school at Valparaiso, Ind. All that
human hands could do was of no
avail, and while his body was placed
beside his fathers, strong men were
seen to brush back tear out of real
sympathy for the grief stricken moth
er, who was called to give herlonly son
and not permitted to look upon his
face.
Mrs Chas. Rosselott had as Iguests
Sunday Rev. Hoggett and wife and
baby, William, and Frank Ruthford
and wife.
Garland Roads and wife spent Sun
day with Jesse Edgington and wife.
Ben Tumy and family, of Five Mile,
spent Sunday at the home Of II. +.
Rosselott.
w. l. Davis, of Williamsburg, spent
few days last week with his son, A.
A. Davis.
j. B. Pickett went to Cincinnati
Sunday evening where he has accept
ed position.
Mrs. Louetta Rosselott was the re-
cipient of a post card shower and din
ner party in honor of her birthday
Sunday. The out-of-town guests
present were Mrs. Foster Durnell and
children, Of Dayton, Jacob Rulings
and wife, Oran Rulings and wife, Of
Mt. Oreb, Ed. Carr and wife and AL
via Carr and family, Of Taylorsville,
and number of Buford friends.
Every one knows what a country
birthday dinner consists Of, ''every-
thing that's good"
DR.. o. Crawford, of Lynchburg, is
here for few days.
The Buford Cornet Band has been
engaged to play for the Wilkins re-
union and at Sugartree Ridge in the
evening of the same day.
The following are the names of the
young ladies and men that called on
Miss Elva Roads Sunday afternoon T;
Misses Chloe Clutter, Alta Roads,
Mabel Matthew and Maud Robins and
Messrs. Fay Hite, Delbert Roads and
Monte Webb.
Rev. Davis and little son, Harold,
we're greeted by their many friends of
this place Sunday morning. Rev.
Davis is looked upon In this commun-
ity as "a Spiritual father" and SO he
is. The baptism ordinance admins.
tered by him at White Oak Greek was
beautiful. The large crowd assembled
watched with profound stiffness.