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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-05-11
HARRISBURG.
NAV 8. 1911.

May Oi lOlls
John Welty, of Wilmington, visited
his daughter, Mrs. j. o. Harris last
Thursday and Friday.
Quinn Shelton, of New Vienna,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents here.
Mrs. Sadie Hatcher and children
called on Mrs. ]. V. Sanders, Thurs
day.
w e. Brewer and wife entertained
at dinner Sunday, Ebert Brewer and
family, of Point Victory, and Henry
Henderson and family, of Wilmington.
G.. e. Harris and wife entertained
two of their grand children Friday
night.
Homer Sanders and family we're the
guests of G. W. Sanders and family,
Sunday.
The prospect for wheat In this local.
ity is very flattering.
J.Q. Roads, of Hillsboro, made a
business call here last week.
Aunt Lib Vance entertained SUM-
day at dinner Mrs. John Stroup, L. @.
Vance and wife, II. W. Vance and
wife, Of Hillsboro @ d. Harris and
wife and G. d. Vance.
A. l.. Anderson and wife we're the
guests of j. G. Vance and family Sun
day.
Farmers are now taking advantage
OF the nice weather and are preparing
their ground and planting corn.
Miss Lizzie Anderson has returned
home from East Monroe, accompanied
by her cousin who will visit here 9
few days.
Thomas McClelland. Of Fairfax, pass
ed through here Sunday evening.
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ALLENSBURG.
Nay s, 1911

May ), 1911.
Rev. Johnson delivered two excel
lent sermons at this place Sunday. T.
j. Screechiield assisted in the even
ing service.
Albert Ellis, Of Norwood, called on
friends at this place Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lydia ShafTer is very i'll at the
home Of her son, Noah.
Rev. Robert johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Duncan and Mrs. Lydia NJ.
Alternately took dinner with Chas.
Duncan and wife Sunday.
E. r. Gringle, of Indiana, will give
a lecture at the Dodsonville Lutheran
Church Tuesday evening, May %.
Mr.. Gringle comes highly recommend
ed.
L. G. Ludwick made business trip
TO Blanchester Saturday.
A spelling school will be held at
this place Thursday night, May Is.
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PRICETOWN.
May S, 1911.

Ng - A'AA'
Miss Mary Barr spent Saturday
night with Miss Ollie Workman.
Frank Foust has received his COM
mission from the governor and is now
full pledged notary public. Call on
him for all kinds of notarial work.
Rastus Young and family, of Muir
rays Corner, visited relatives here
the latter part Of the week.
Orland Cochran and family spent
Sunday with g. G. Sanders and wife.
NJ. j. Pulliam and wife had as their
guests Sunday Mrs. Champion and
son, Of Allensburg, and Mrs. Ida
Clark, of Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Moberly visited
their daughter, Mrs. Perry Emery,
and family Sunday.
f. L. Pence and family, Of Lynch
burg, Bruce Jones and family, Of
Danville, and Olen Marconnette and
wife, Of Hollowtown, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCon.
naha, Sunday.
Misses Ollie Workman and Mary
Mclaughlin spent Sunday with Miss
Mary Barr.
Marie Wardlow and Ruby Dodson
took the teachers examination at
Hillsboro Saturday.
James Donohoo and son, Charley, OF
Hillsboro, were guests of Leslie War.
man and family Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Pickett, of Norwood, is
visiting her brother-in.law, Ed. Ian.
dess, and wife.
Rev. Coleman, Of Hillsboro, will
make the address for Decoration Day
and the Danville band has been em.
ployed to furnish the music. There
will be flag drill by the young ladies.
So let everybody come out and enjoy
the day.
A Ounce cap social will be given at
the school house Saturday night, May
13, for the benefit of the piano fund
Dortha Hartman is staying with
her uncle, Willie Barker.
William Dale and family, Of Wash
ington G. H., spent few days the
past week with his mother, Mrs. Re-
becca Swain.
Aunt Elizabeth Foust visited her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Shaffer, Of Dan
vile, recently.
Mrs. Nancy Cochran spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Whitley, who is Ill with the grip.
Bert Foot and Geo. Berquie, Of Blan
chester, spent Friday night with j. q
Landess and family.
Rev. Foust believes in having bright
light j. G. Crawford, of Sardinia
put in the Gloria lights in his resi-
dence last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennington anC
son, Paul, we're guests Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennington, Sr-
at Union, Sunday.
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DR.. BELLS ANTI-PAIN
For Internal and External Pains.
LITTLETON.
May s, 1911.

May >, l9ll.
Jesse Fenner and wife and son,
BOYLE, we're entertained at the home
Of John Cramton, near Lynchburg,
Sunday.
Misses Nellie Stultz and Clara Spill.
ker spent Sunday with Mearl Rho des,
at Jacksonville,
Emmett Hastings visited his aunt,
Mary Ballentine, Of Honolulu, Sun
day.
Tom Shaw and family, Of Bond
Hill, are visiting relatives here.
Matte Redkey, of Dodsonville,
Mary, Sylvia and Edgar West, of
Lynchburg, Chas. BRAKEMAN and
wife, and Albert Harman and wife, of
Madisonville, were entertained Sun
day at the home of Tom Shafrer.
Mrs. Cora Roush was taken to
Christ's Hospital, Cincinnati, last
week for treatment.
A lecture will be given at the bod
sonville Lutheran Church Tuesday
night, May 23 by Mr.. Gringle, of In
diana.
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H.. oL.p..
Obituary..

Cyrus f. Barrett, eldest son Of iona.
than and Sarah Barrett, was born Nov.
l, 1859 and died April "a, 1911, aged 81
years, months and "a days. He leaves
an aged mother, three brother and one
sister to mourn his loss.
He was born and spent most of his
life In Marshall township.
During his early manhood he was
actively engaged in the pursuits of
life but later was attacked by rheuma-
tism from which he never recovered
and for the past four years has been
confined to his room
His family we're untiring in their
devotion in caring for him.
In early manhood he united with
the NJ Il. church at Marshall but for
many years has been deprived of
church privileges Left to his own
reflections he sought and obtained a
closer walk with God and thus passed
out of life.
mot like the quarry slave at night
Scourged to his dungeon but sustained and
soothed
by an unfaltering trust he approached his
grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant
dreams"
The funeral services we're preached
at the home Of his mother on Tuesday,
April 25, by his pastor, A. e. Hunting
ton, assisted by Rev. S. Kneisley
interment in Hillsboro cemetery.
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SIMON HIDER,
THE FLORIST.
For Your Flowers.
DANVILLE.
Man s, l9l1.

May 8, 1911.
Mrs. Rebecca Roush visited rela-
tives in Hillsboro part Of last week.
Mack Groves and family, OF Boston,
Ed Hopkins and wife, Of near Price
town, and Carl Hixson and wife, we're
guests of Dan Henderson and wife,
Sunday.
John Roush and family entertained
his brother, Mack Roush and wife of
New Market, and Noah Roush and
wife, of near Fayetteville, Sunday.
Frank Emery and family, Of Lum-
berton, were guests of r. G. Euverard
and wife, Sunday
o. A. Landess, wife and daughter,
Mildred, Of Hillsboro, spent from Sat-
urday until Tuesday with relatives
here.
Miss Matte Fouch, of East Dan
vile, was visitor of Miss Helen Bur-
to-, Sunday.
} Mrs Geo. Leighman spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Vance, at Sardinia.
Armenor Stroup, wife and niece,
Miss Leona Stroup, visited relatives
near Harwood, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Orndorff and little son re-
turnd to their home in Cincinnati
Sunday, after spending the past week
with Mrs Elizabeth Orndoff and FAM
lily.
A young student from the Theologi-
cal Seminary at Dayton, will preach
at the Reformed Church Sunday even
ing, May IA.
The Board OF Education met Friday
evening and employed the following
teachers, District No. /, Jas. Sonner.
No. ,, Otis Roller. No. 3, Thos. Berry.
No. 4, Hugh Stockwell, No. 5, John
Hastings, No. 6, Jess Ludwick.
About 20 of the neighbors and
friends OF DIR. Cropper and family
gathered at their home on Thursday
evening an enjoyed the evening with
them.
Joe Cochran, Roy Wood, Bruce Jones
and daughter, Loree, Lenard Roush
and wife, Floyd Roush, Hugh Stock
well, John and Ed Knauer, Lloyd
Wood and VIM. Henderson left Mon
day for Indiana and northern Ohio TO
sell chairs.
l.. @. Stockwell and wife had as
their guests Sunday, Walter Lemon,
wife and daughter, @. @. Wrinkle and
wife and Miss Chlora Stockwen.
Representative Chas. Muhlbach and
wife, of near New Market, were callers
at the home of DR.. Cropper, Sunday.
A social and bazaar will be given by
the Christian Church of this place at
the |. o. O. f. Hall at East Danville
Saturday evening, May 20.
Bruce Jones and family attended a
dinner given Sunday at the home Of
John McConnaughey and wife at
Pricetown, honoring their daughter,
Pansy, who was married recently TO
Olen Marconette of Hollowtown. Mrs.
Marconette has the best wishes of her
many friends here where she frequent.
ly visited.
Oliver Walker and family, of East
Danyille, were guests of II. ii. Hop
kins and wife, Sunday.
Miss Mary DeHass spent several
days last week with her parents, j. #.
DeHass and wife, in Hillsboro.
Mrs, Oscar King and son were guests
OF friends in Hillsboro, Saturday.
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A maiden fair with sun kissed hair
came tripping down the street; her
face serene, her age eighteen. On the
pavement slick she came down quick
with jolt that shook her curls, but
the words she used must be excused,
for she's one Of our incest glrls.-Ex.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family wish to extend their
thanks to friends and neighbors for
their kindness through their dark
hours of sorrow. Also to Rev. Davis
for the way he conducted the funeral
MRS. MAHALA CLARK & FAMILY.
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SUTREALARB'S EAGLE EYE SllVE
Good for Nothing but the Eyes

"Well, you got your husband to go
to church with you instead of the
theater, ELI Z"
Eyes; but he disgraced me. The
pastor read four chapters from Acts
and he insisted on going out between
ZEN" Toledo Elade.
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Farm"

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Lion tanners frequently perfume
themselves with lavender. There is,
it is said, no record of lion ever hav-
ing attacked trainer who had taken
the precaution of using this perfume.
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The pelt of the pure black fox is the
highest.priced fur on the market. The
sum of $4,000 has been paid to a breeder
of black foxes in Prince Edward Island
for one medium.sized, fawless skin Of
exceptional beauty and luster. The
average prices per pelt, according to
color and quality, run from $500 to
$500.
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Or. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey
For Coughs and Colds.

Have you seen the samples of the
beautiful pillow tops which we are
furnishing to old and new subscribers
alike on payment of 40 cents addition
alp We invite you to call and inspec
them. They are novelty.
THE NEWS HERALD.
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Eczema

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Dr.. Bells A.ntiseptic SaIve
Good for all Skin Diseases.

The city of Breslau maintains club
houses for young people for sociability,
amusement and other recreations,
with Fairgrounds, reading rooms, as
sembly halls, shower baths and 50 on.
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Ever notice, at woman's gather
ing, how guilty the other women look
when fresh arrival comes in p
"That's right, whether they have
been talking about her or not. -
Pittsburg Post.
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The Young Ladies Sodality of ST.
Mary's church will give recital and
sociable In Carroll's hall Monday
evening, May l5, commencing at 8
o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire, through the columns of
this paper, to extend our heart felt
thanks to the many friends and neigh.
bors for words of consolation, acts OF
sympathy and the many beautiful
flowers we received through the dark,
sad hours of our trouble.
MRS CANIFF AND FAMILY.
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Father. said the small boy, what
Is a muckraker ?"
"a muckraker, my son, is a man
who prints in a magazine the same
sort Of things that politicians say
about each other on the platform. -
Washington Star.
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There's a Reason

For the large and increasing sale Of
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the need of a cough medicine try it
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Electrical engineers are proposing
that trolley cars be equipped with ball
bearings in order to let the cars coast
as much as possible and thus reduce
the consumption of energy.
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What's the Use

To suffer with sore eyes when one 25c
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"When does love begin ?" murmured
the heroine.
That's easy" replied the hero.
"When the author runs out OF cpl
grams. ."-Pittsburg Post.
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scarbOrOugh--Real Estate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
History Club Organized.

Tho students assembly nt the l'n.
Ncrsity Thursday morning was marked
by the election Of officers io the Cdi.
luria and business stan ol The vi.
rage. and the organization -. e class
IN history 10 hold weekly seminar
Thursday afternoon Miss Erna Fer
gusson the able associate teacher ct
history. was clcctd 10 the cditorship
OF the Mirage, and the office of bust.
ness manager alluticd 10 Mr. Ira
Buldt
Each Thursday afternoon the stu.
dents Of history will assemble 10 hear
q lecture delivered hy one of the class
or member at the faculty on the
following subjects. italian art. general
conditions of the 18TH century. Luther.
social conditions IN England under
the Tudors Spain under Phillip II.
the Roman Catholic reformation. Hen.
rs of Navarro. william. the Silent.
Wgllcnsticn and his army. establish.
ment of royal supremacy In France,
the stewart pretcnders early Hohen-
l0llcrns Russia at Peter the Great.
French court life In time OF Louis
XIV. The members Of the club are
Misses Ferguson. Everitt Kieke.
SCHROEDER James. Mrs Pink. Messrs
simmer Hardness. Harkey. W Hlg.
gins, VI Higgins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Fifty young people, accomplished
dancers IN the bon ton set Of the
Thirty club enjoyed the Informal
dance Thursday evening when the
great floor Of the Elks' ball room
seemed Just right FOR twenty-five cou-
piles despite the fact that two hun
dred couples often dance IN the Same
space However, tho happy half a
hundred Just scattered till each cou-
pie had opportunity for "trtc-a-tcte'
in the may waltz,s aud iolller two
steps The half dozen abscntccs from
tho membership were accounted Tor
by absolutely urgent business, for
those DAYS no member or inVitcr per-
mits himself Ca furego the pleasure
OF the club dances, Mrs. Harry
prumm nee Miss Constance sellers
was guest uf the evening Thosi
present we're. Misses Katherine Grim
MGR charlotte Pratt Laura Lovclacc.
irene Bord,r., Frances Borders, Eliz-
Rboth Powell. charlotte Lembke, carol
Shiplcy. Ruby Peel. Mae McMillcn.
Ethel saint, Hazel Cox. sue Dobson.
Tracey, Dolly Mcclellan, GLADYS Man
den. Lucy Becker OF Bclen. Hartner.
Viola Bluchcr. Lola Nehcr Jean
Hubs Messrs. Ray Bailey oscar
Blucher Robert Crews, cart David
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
initial Meetina OF woman's Club

The autumn r'asscmbly meeting ~
the WOmdns club Yesterday afternoon
was Ia every way the most successful
and ENJOYABLE rrassemhly meet In the
club history The lately returned va
cationists seemed as eager To greet
friends aud begin the Years work as
are acaliun.satod children tO return
to the school room. The meeting was
called 10 order by the president. Mrs.
- 4 Bitiuer and the opening number
was an eloquent address 10y Mrs Bitt
ncr 90 the members IN forccful Ian.
guagc. Ms Bittncr outlined the work
OF The coming wear. congraiulatine
the membership on the success nt.
tanned hy the club that had now pass.
ed All the hard places and were now
confident of unprecedented success.
After six wears OF office holding rs
club treasurer. the speaker said she
had expected 10 retire from active
service but ,bc club had called her 90
the Office Of the presidency, and she
determined to devote her cOasecgatcd
service To the club while in office
Following the presidents address,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford In glorious
voice sang an italian classic and gra-
ciously responded to encOres with
equally pleasing selections Two piano
solos by Miss Higgins. demonstrated
the exceptional skill Of The pianistc In
difficult rendiiiOns from the masters
After another vocal solo hy Mrs Brad.
ford, the Club Prophecy" by Mrs y.
T.. stevens was read This was spicy.
cleyerly written poem outlining the
wondartul dnVeloDlnent latent talent
In the various departments OF the club
10 he the experience the coming year
An adjourned social session at the
" delightful In the exchange of greet
ings and the enjoyment of ices and
cakes served lay The social committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Soul Mate Ball.

superb was The verdict of The at.
tondants at the Soul Mate" ball last
evening in the Elks ball room. Led
by VI and Mrs John -. Dusger new.
lywcds aud original "soui matters the
initial fcsuvity of the season by the
Antlcrcd ones will be very hard for
succeeding functions 10 surpass or
even equal as In detail and ensemble
the ball WAS a brilliant success en-.
loved by several hundred Of the Best
People and their ladies' The partici.
pants In the "Mhsqueradcrs' were
honor guests. AS, In fact was each
lady present The committee on deco.
raIiOns fairly out did ali former com.
mittees Ia The embellishments OF the
great ball room, that requires decora-
tons on lavish scale To make a
showing In Keeping with the tender
nature of the affalr and To keep soul
mating IN mind the walls were hung
with fostoous OF wee hearts. red in
color Ia suggest The warmth of love
Great loops of larger hearts the same
shade swung from pillar 10 pillar, and
the lights radiated mellow light
from red shaded globes. On the arriy.
al OF the guests each was presented
with tiny pill box said Ia contain a
soul mate tablet The Inscription
TO Ice taken rs required signed Or
Cupid" OF course aroused curiosity ana
the boxes we're forthwith opened aud
found To hold tiny pink heart having
merely a number on It's face The Sc.
cret of the prescription was 10 have
The holder Oi each neart find the
holder OF the corresponding number
among he opposite sen, and thus were
paired the participants for the grand
march 10 the strains Of the Cava'
laugh.Fuhrmeyer orchestra the merry
throng INDUCED in dancing and soul
mating I'll the wee sma hours this
morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Bcachs renowned play as "Thc Lion
and the Mouse" When Knighthopd
Was Boa Flower" aud many other Ia
Nuritcs arc to De- seen the coming sea-
Sou Read the list ~ the attractions
booked for the Ellis aud be convinced
that the good plays DO not now pass
un tho other side whom travelling Ca
The Pacific coast
oct tth-Thp Barrier
oct 2uth--Dou't 81, Co Your wife
oct 30 Mime. Th,uut. dancer CART
istiyl
oct %. Polly of th, Circus
Nov iS-Riuhard. aud PrIngIo's
Miustrols
Dec 1.-The Travelling Salesman
Dec. Bright Eyes.
pee. 25--Thr Lion ana tho Mouse.
Dec. 3u--paid in Full
Jan S--Blly CLIFFORD
Jan. I0-The Lion aud 100, Nous.
GRcturnD
Jan i2-W0cn knishlhood Wa in
Flower
Jan. 90 Checker
Jan 80 MIME s Hyiuk
Feb i-Thrc, twins
Fob 23-Around IN, CLOCK
March my cinderella Girl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Dances the Coming Week.

Dances, dances, are To eulivcn inc
social calendar the coming week and
during the weeks 10 come This even
ing the Ncw state musical entertain
crs will entertain at dancing In the
odd Fellows hall at the same time
the members of the Sew state band
are entertaining at the same diver
sion in tine Elks' bail room. W,dncs-
day evening the Rcbokahs Will be
hOstcsscs To- the public ut ball in
thc Odd Fellows, and the following
FRIDAY evening after the minstrel
show Ice the Masonic temple, compli-
mentary 10 tho Eastern star, there
will bee an informal dance. So. YOU
who dance are to have d continual
round of pleasure. aud you vino are
acquiring the walt flower" habit had
better shak. Oft tn, habit and Join
the merry Nhirl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
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] took two small packages In all. and
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