The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-06-08

on, Misses Florence and Duanna Har-
sha are visiting relatives at Harsha-
Vile.
Mrs Carey Roush and Mrs. Harry
Alspach are attending the Sunday
ith School conveuHn at Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pugh we're the
RS. guests of Mr. and Ms. William Stock
we'll, at DanvilIe' oday.
lrs Mrs Philip Leininger spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Theo-
ne. dore Mclaughlin, at Danville.
ng- Miss Margaret Barrere spent from
Sa urday until Wednesday with Miss
for Ruth Ware at Chillicothe.
rg Mrs John G. Spsrgur and Mrs. Nam
ME Letcher entertained Wednesday
her afternoon with luncheon and bridge.
700 Perry McCoppin left yesterday
morning for Mineral Springs to take
Ter, hneeded rest of few days
Mrs. Lester f. Boulware entertain
ed the members Of her Sunday School |
EN-, class with picnic yesterday after
ley noon.
Little Miss Helen Browning will be |
,al.. seen at the Orpheum all next week in
far. character songs and dances. No in.
crease in prices.
uis, Miss Florence Hilton returned
mas home Saturday for the summer vaca-
tion from Oxford where she has been
attending oxford College.
s at Mrs. Robert Mitchell and children,
of Mound City, Mo-, returned home
Monday after a visit with Mrs.
~. ms Mitchell's parents, Mr.. end Mrs. Ira
V"o Hiestand.
Mrs. G. G. Wrinkle and Miss Chora
Uon' Stockwell, Of Danville, Rev W. II.
ny" Shields and Frank Leslie are among
'ai" those from this county attending the
l'n" Sunday School Convention at Dayton.
Lois 80
Donald Durnell entertained about
forty of his friends with a hay ride
" wy Saturday evening. The merry crowd
Wis went to the farm Of w. n. Bean,
'ui' where they enjoyed picnic supper
and spent the evening.
~. Prof. John Roads, son of Noah
arm hoaus Vi .ilis piaoe, WIZ nH9 oee"
teaching in Texas for the last two
years, has sailed for Europe and will
of enter a university at Berlin, where he
IS of will take special in languages.
'ert, -,
DR.. and Mrs. j. @. Larkin will re-
turn home Friday evening from two
the weeks eastern trip. DR.. Larkin at
Ned tended the convention Of the surgeons
rday of the B. & o. r. r. Co. at Baltimore
while away.
bus, Big special matinee at the Orpheum
we're next Saturday afternoon. Helen
Eug' Browning in character songs and
dences. This dainty little dancer will
,tor appear each night during the week
cago anu 'SVuluay lnao-noe.
heir The date of the concert to be given
by Miss Mary Rice will be Friday
.,,,,, night, June l6, instead of Thursday
The hisnU' oune 10 do "liioNnoe' iasU
,oor, week. The change in date was made
on account OF conditions which would
probably affect the attendance which
and we're unknown to Miss Rice.
we're -,
, w. mies ii"Noi ay' "s1"
years, a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Hathaway, Of Pleasant Hill,
for died Sunday morning, after linger-
,cery ing illness with tuberculosis. The
nday funeral was held Tuesday morning !;
interment in the Presbyterian ceme-
terry at New Market.
DR.. "
natl, The Children's Day exercises at the
J. d.. Christian Church last Sunday night
were we'll attended. An excellent
Lo,a program was rendered, but owing to
the severe electrical storm, which
: 49, burst forth in all its fury, when the
moI program was only partially completed,
many hastily departed for their
homes. This caused some confusion
as a and interferred somewhat with those
,oard taking part in the program.
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