The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-10-06
BUFORD.
October 8, 1910.

arrived nome yesterday.
Prof. Coril is moving to Buford into
The VIM. Roads property. Mr. Corill,
although a stranger, seems to have
won the entire confidence of his pupils
and assistant teachers, and his school
is progressing nicely.
Misses Chloe and Nellie Roberts, of
Winchester, were the guests of their
cousin, Miss Nellie Weaver, Sunday
S. S. Moler and family returned
home this morning after a most de-
lightful vacation of three weeks. The
weather was beautiful and the roads
good and the new automobile COM
pleted the real comfort of a country
vacation. Among the many trips Mr..
Moler took his family was one to view
the places of interest at Dayton.
Moses Conor and wife, of Crosstown,
visited A, A. Harris and other friends
here Sunday.
Peterson & Stevens, photographers,
of MowrystoWn, were in Buford re-
Gently looking for location.
A. j. Frye, of the Highland County
Stock Farm, made business trip here
saturday, remaining until Sunday
afternoon.
Denney Blackmore and wife, of Hills
boro, were guests of j. A. Mabin and
vile Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
more commented on the progress
bulord had made In the last few years.
A real happy occasion was the cele-
bration of the 18th birthday of Miss
Mabel EDWARDS SATURDAY afternoon.
There were thirty-tve present. All
KINDS OF games were played anu then
came Tie tat1y pulling. My, such lun.
his company of Toys ana giriS went
over on the school ground ana ). D.
Moler took their picture. Each one
went home saying" II had agoou time"
Mrs. Anna Landess, OF Des Moines,
leaves this eek for her home there.
A family reunion was held in her
honor at the home OF Mrs. Mabel
STROBE, Sunday. Mrs. Lanuess was
made SAD by the death OF dear friend
and relative, Mrs. Jennie Chaney, of
Hillsboro.
Willie Brown and wife and son, of
New Hope, with other friends, were
guests at the home of Ed. Lewis, Sun
day.
The following Buford people went
to Dayton Sunday: Chas. Rosselott
and family, Sed Roderts and parents,
and Birch Brown.
VIM. Scott and wife, of Blanchester,
are visiting relatives at this place.
Hearbert Moberly has rented his
farm to James McQuitty and intends
moving to St. Louis about Nov. L.
Sunday, Oct. I'd, was a beautiful
day, ideal in every way, and the city
man awoke and gazing out in the
horizon said how lovely it must be in
the country. So G. Moberly, of Gin
cinnati, made known to his family
that it was his mothers birthday and
asked them to join him in making
glad his parents hearts by their home
coming in honor of the occasion. Glad
TO do so they soon came TO this splen-
did country home. The lawn in front
is filled with people. Others have re-
membered mothers birthday and old
friends said, IL know no where / would
rather spend the day. and some seven
ty people gathered at this home while
many others sent cards OF regret that
a. was impossible for them to be pres
ent to help TO do honor TO one so alma
BILE as their hostess, Mrs. @. +. Moberly.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. +. Moberly certainly
knew how TO entertain. Seeing he
could not comfortably seat seventy
people in the dining room Mr.. MoDerly
went out and removed his barn doors,
converted them into tables and placed
them on the lawn where they we're
filled with everything that was good
And the trees now tinted in crimson
and gold lent splendid decoration
An observer heard tourist remark as
they slowed up in passing so as not to
scatter dust on this sumptuous feast,
"Boys, there isn't anything like a
country home" The day closes and
each returns to his or her home a
happier and better person for this
genial friendship. All extend this
couple their heartiest congratulations
and best wishes for long life aud a
continuation of peace, love, JOY and