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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-02-29
NORTH UNION
February 20, 1912.

February 20, 1912.
Cecil Siders, Ray Gustin. May Van
Pelt and Rosa Lewis called on Tressia
Trump, Sunday evening.
Ed. Hammond and family visited
John X essler ana family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Suffers and
daughter, Ruth, took dinner with T.
M. Trump and family Sunday.
Benton Roads visited j. w. Lewis
Saturday night and entertained the
family and neighbors with music on
the violin which was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Mary Gall called on Mrs. John
Kessler Sunday afternoon.
Mrs ANNA Yarger visited Mrs.
Will Noble Thursday.
John X Kesslor and wife took dinner
with Ed. Hammond, Thursday.
Jack Butler and mother we're In
HillsborO Saturday, and Mrs Butler
remained to visit her sister, Mrs
Fred Satter6eld, for few days.
Belamy Williams, of this place, at.
tended meeting at Harriett, Sunday
night.
George Stultz is sick.
Landen Turner and wife were shop
ping In Harriet, Saturday.
Riley Lewis. of near LoudOR, is here
visiting his son, J. W. Lewis, and
family.
Albert Ausman and family will
move this week into their property
here.
Several Of the young folks from here
attended The party at Jim Greenield's 8
which was given la honor OF their
daughter, lRuth's eighteenth birth
day.
Miss ay Van Pelt speot Sunday
night with Miss Rosa Lewis.
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BELFAST.
February 26, 1912.

reDruaTy zoi iOlI'
Burch Garrett and wife spent Sun
day with the formers parents at
.Louden
Rev. K. L. Bias and wife and o. T..
Lyle and wife took dinner Sunday with
Will Noland and family.
A. w. Milburn, wife and son, Ken.
meth, took dinner Sunday with Cliff
Calvert's.
Frank Frump and wife spent Sun
day with her parents, A. J.iInloe and
wife.
J. H. Gall, wife and grand. daughter,
Ruth Gall, dined Sunday with Geo.
Umphlet's.
Miss Winnie Satterfeld, of Spring
field, spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. J. w. Hurst.
Miss Mary Tannehill spent Sunday
with Miss Roberta Roberts.
The interesting series of meetings,
which had been held here for three
weeks, closed Sunday night. The
Church was much revived, eight ac-
eussions and about twice as many
conversions. Rev. T.. l.. Bias and wife
were very Jealous In the cause, which
this community appreciates very
much.
Miss Margaret Calvert entertained
Miss Iva Tannehill and Miss L. e.
Vera Milburn Sunday.
Harry CLANCY, Scott Hasting and
Burcb Mendenhall we're entertained
Sunday by Everett Gustin.
Belfast was we'll represented at
Hillsboro the past week on the Case
trial.
Miss May Eells and Ada Jamison
were callers at the home of Leo .Fells
last Saturday evening.
Sam Lemon, of Illinois, has been
visiting his uncle, M v. Williamson,
the past week
w. ). Hsigh returned Thursday
evening from Cincinnati, where .he
has been on the u 5. Grand Jury the
past ten days.
Miss Ethel Jamison accompanied
her uncle, Sam Lemon, TO Tranquility
Sunday.
Chas. Ashmore and wife attended
services here Sunday night and spent
Monday night with Rev. e. l.. Bias
and wife.
The members of the Church desire
to extend thanks to Burch Menden-
hall for his assistance with the music
during the series OF meetings
Rev. u. l.. Bias will begin his series
of meetings at Folsom, Monday night.
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LYNCHBU G.
February 26. 1912.

reDIuaTy 20, lSlz.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Townsend enter
tained Mrs Woodrow and two daugh-
ters, Clee and Vivian, and Wilmer
Scott at dinner Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dean spent
Sunday with Mrs. Deans father, Mr..
Ellis, north of town.
George Linton, of Columbus, came
last week for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
The funeral Of Fred Weiderman,
Sr., was held in the Lutheran Church
Sunday afternoon, conducted by DR..
Meadow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Delaney we're
In Cincinnati Tuesday, Mrs. Delaney
spending the remainder of the week
with her daughter, Norine at Oxford.
Miss Norine returned home with her
mother to spend Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Archer entertained If
teen Of her friends on Thursday with
dinner.
Mrs. Joe Townsend and Miss Hattie
Virgins entertained thirty OF their
friends with a washington" party
on February % at the home of Mrs.
Townsend.
There are quite a number Of pupils
out Of school on account Of measles.
Mrs. Lacy, of Blanches er, is with
her sister, Mrs. Pucket, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stanley, of
Hillsboro, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Stanley's parents, DR.. Murphy
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Pucket are en-
tertaining their daughter, Mrs. Clara
Timms, Of indianapolis.
Luther Tucker and family are NOV
ing to Middletown this week. Mr..
Hawk, of near Fairview, will occupy
the house vacated by Mr.. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buck moved
to Hillsboro Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell, Of Lebanon, have charge Of
the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck made
many friends while here.
Miss Vivian Woodrow returned tC
her work In Chicago Monday morn
ing. She was accompanied as far as
Cincinnati by Wilmer Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haller, OF Tay-
lorsville, are with Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. e
Sonner for few days. Karl Haller
assistant principal in the high school
is victim Of measles In the Some
home.
About twenty-five Of w. j. Thomp
sons friends met at his home Frida!
evening to remind him of another
birthday anniversary.
Born to Ernest Dumenil and wifi
Friday, daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Wes
Friday, daughter.
Borh to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van
Meter Friday, a daughter.
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FORT HILL.

Feb. "a, 1912.
Mrs. Rebecca StUlts spenta few days
last week the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J lane Stults.
Miss Bessie Turner spent Saturday
and Sunday the guest of her pareRts
near North Union.
Mrs. Matte Roads and Miss Ethel
Wentr spent Saturday with Edward
White and wife.
Miss Blanche Ravens visited at THE
home OF Jap Suffers and wife, at Sink
ing Spring, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. j. Butler and son, of Sinking
Spring, were the guests of her parents
Saturday Right and took dinner with
her son, g. A. Roads, and wife, Sun
day.
Miss Ocie DeardOff and brother,
Heber, were the guests Of Miss Eva
Roads Sunday
j, W.Treber, of Peebles, is the guest
OF John Plummer and family.
Peter Frush and wife. of Dunkins-
vile, were the guests Of j. B. Turner
and wife, from Friday until Sunday.
Absalom Null, of near Cliff Range,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Fred
Roads and family.
John Mace, Of Sinking Spring, and
Mrs. Maggie Garman spent Sunday
with the latter's grandmother, Mrs.
Permelia Kissling.
Simpson West and family were the
guests of Charlie Johnson and family,
at Beech Flats, Sunday.
Miss Grace Williams was the guest
OF friends, at Sinking Spring, Sunday
night.
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ROUND HEAD.
February 26, 1912.

10" oaiy ~oi ioiS'
A large acreage of corn will be
planted in this vicinity.
Clay Kelly, who has spent the winter
near Jacksonville, returned to his
home at this place, Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Conard is sick.
We are lost to the outside world
since the storm and sleet of Tuesday
night, 1t doing much damage to the
telephone wires by breaking the wires,
blowing down poles etc. Fruit trees
also we're damaged considerably.
M. ii. Gilliland will move In few
days to a large farm In Fayette
county. The best wishes of a host Of
friends go with him and his family.
Mrs. Sue Allen visited Ella Holiday
on Friday.
Lem Stillwell and wife returned
home Wednesday from the bedside of
their daughter, who was quite Ill at
her home near Vienna. She is great
ly improved.
Joseph Thompson will work for M.
II. Gilliland this summer.
John Pendell and wife, of Sugartree
Ridge, will soon be residents of this
vicinity. They will occupy the place
vacated by M. ii. Gilliland.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
February 26, 1912.

February 26, 1912.
j. w. Burton and wife and Walter
Burton and wife visited Steward Bur-
ton and family Sunday.
Jess Grinith left Monday for Ma.
deria, Ill.
Misses Leanna and Ruby Crosen
gave a Washington birthday party
Thursday night. Those present were,
Misses Emma, May and Ellen Davis,
Ora Larrick, Lummie, Ella, Stella and
Ruth Kier, Emma Wiley, Blanche
Runk, Margie Dudley, Dina Weibley,
Jessie Shook, FAIRY and Sarah Fra
zier and Florence Fenner and william
johnson, John and Heber Runk,
Floyd Frazier, Boyd Fenner, Homer
and Howard Pence, Oakley Overman,
Jess Griffith Everett Fenner, Fred
Fawley, Ray Burton, Earl Hatcher,
Neal Reeves and Earl and Rodney
Burton. All enjoyed pleasant time.
Clifford Hill spent from Friday un-
til Monday with his uncle, F. l..
Crosen.
John McCreight, Elmer Vance and
wife spent Wednesday with VIM.
Gibson and wife.
Miss Essa Cowman and Ruby Crosen
and Clifford Hill spent Saturday after
noon with VIM. Weibley and family.
Mrs. Catherine Sharp is very III at
her home in Willettsville.
Frank Frazier moved to the Charles
farm last week.
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LEESBURC.
Feb. 20, 1912.

Feb. 26 1912.
Lon Frasier, Of st. Louis, is visit.
ing friends here.
Miss Victoria Huggins was delight
ful young hostess to the Merry Maids
Saturday afternoon at her home on
East Main street, At the conclusion
Of the program dainty refreshments
we're served.
A number Of our citizens attended
the Automobile Show in Cincinnati
last week.
Haldane Evans returned Sunday to
Delaware to resume his studies.
George Kuhn, of Columbus Dental
College, was the week end guest Of his
parents.
Hubert Barrett, Of Wilmington Col
lege, was the guest Of his parents, r.
p. Barrett and wife, over Sunday.
DR.. ]. II. Hull visited relatives in
Norwood over Sunday.
DR.. G. NJ. Van Pelt, of Cincinnati,
Dist Supt. of the Hillsboro district,
occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday
morning and delivered an excellent
sermon, using for text, "if any man
will come after me, let him deny him
self and take up his cross daily and
follow me-"
After brief illness of two days of
pneumonia, Mrs. Kerr died Friday
night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Minnie X. VanPelt. Short fu.
neral services will be held at the home
Tuesday morning, after which the
body will be taken to Salem where
the services proper will be held. She
will be laid to rest in the Salem ceme-
terry by the side Of her husband.
George Kerr, of Cincinnati, and Ross
Kerr, OF Chicago, were called here
Saturday on account of the sudden
death of their mother.
Miss Ruth Adams visited relatives
In Greenfield over Sunday.
Mrs Eta Brown, of Iowa, is the
guest of her parents, II. T Smith and
wife, on South Fairfield street.
Leroy Neal, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
was the guest Of relatives here last
week.
Mrs. BOY Barrett returned home
Thursday from visit with friends In
st. Louis.
G. f. Slaughter was a business visitor
In Cincinnati last week.
r. r. Coler and wife entertained e
dinner last Sunday DR.. G. M, Var
PelJ, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. f. II. Bavey has been i'll tn,
past week with throat trouble.
Henry Barrett and family moved
last week from Blanchester tn the
farm of the late @. W. Van Pelt.
william Harrison and wife arrives
here Mondayrfrom Palm Beach, Fla
to attend the'funeral services of hi.
SISTER, Mrs Kerr.
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PULSE.
February 26, 1912.


Joe Chaney and two sons, of Brown
county, were guests of Mrs. Susie
CLANCY and family, Sunday.
Rev. Babb and wife, Orlan Rhodes
and wife and George Allen, wife and
daughter, we're guests of Ed. Rhodes
and family, Sunday.
Charley CLANCY, of Glenwood, Ind,
is the guest OF his mother, Mrs. Susie
CLANCY.
Scott Ludwick and wife were guests
of M. Taylor and family, Sunday,
James Allen, wife and daughter,
were guests OF Frank Rhodes and
family, Sunday.
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Br ght Pupil-March Ing through
Georgia. a.-Pathtinde
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Have you seen Bells special "Break-
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FALL CREEK.
Feb. 26, 1912.

Feb. 26, 1912.
Edna Sanders, OF Samantha, visited
Helen Kline Friday and Saturday.
hugh Morrow and wife spent Sun.
day with Fred Baldwin and wife.
Mrs. Dehlia Morrow visited ] A
Morrow, one day last week.
Mrs Emma Morrow and son. Homer
called on relatives in Leesburg Satur-
day
Miss Sarah Oren leaves for her work
at Columbus and ST. Paris the first az
the week.
Flossie Watts, of Marshall, visited
her sister, Mrs. Harry Boatman. Sat-
urday and Sunday.
II q. Hull was the guest of his
brother near Antioch Saturday and
Sunday,
drs, Dan Easter and daughters spent
Sunday with Leslie Dodds and family
The IA Southern states with Mis-.
souri, and Oklahoma now have an
aggregate populati on OF $4,000. 600
which Is only 1900, 900 less than the
total population of the entire Unitea
States In $780,
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