The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-01-11
LYNCHBURG.
January 8, 1912.

spent Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week In Cincinnati.
The B. & o. depot will remain open
until after late trains as formerly.
Mrs. Benham is with her parents at
Hamilton for visit.
The VIC. r. u. met at the home of
Mrs. Horace Murphy Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Anna Stagmiller and children,
Of Carthage, visited her mother, Mrs.
Hines, the past week.
Carlos Simpkins is clerking in the
grocery department of o. T. Winters
store.
Clarence Rosselott and wife, of
Newtown, we're New Years guests Of
Chas. Stroup. and wife.
Mrs. Leah Wrinkle, of Fairview,
spent Tuesday of last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Eli Roush.
Harry Murphy and wife spent the
first of last week in Columbus with
relatives.
j. w. Ellis and son, Frank, Of
Sharpsvllle, and Mr.. Day, of Blan
chester. were entertained at the home
of Clarence Dean during the insti-
tute.
Miss Alice Minzler is spending some
weeks with her sister at Converse, Ind.
Mrs. Clarice Roush, of Hillsboro,
ana Carlos Haller, of Danville, were
guests OF M. e. Sonner and wife part
OF last week.
DR.. Duvall was so unfortunate as to
slip and fall on the pavement Sunday
evening, dislocating his knee. He is
suffering great pain.
Mrs. Frank Terrell entertained her
sister, Mrs. Edwards, of New Vienna,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Leona Remsley, of Cincinnati,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
G. w. Thompson.
Miss Kate Gibler, of Mattoon, H.,
is with her aunt, Mrs. Whitaker.
Misses Ruth Dumenil and Bessie
Hunter shopped in Cincinnati Tues
day.
Tom Channey has purchased the
Reams property on S. Sycamore street
now occupied by Rev. Crabtree. The
CLANCY family will take possession in
the near future.
Joe Townsend and family were the
guests Of Mrs. Townsend's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Of Norwood,
Saturday and Sunday.
D Kleckner received telegram
Saturday evening stating that his
nephew, Geo. Kleckner, of Columbus,
who has been i'll, had suffered a re-
lapse. The do tor left Immediately
for his bedside.
Esta Laymon and family, OF Will
mington, spent three days of last
week with James Laymon and wife.
Mrs. John Kesler and daughter at
tended the funeral of her uncle, Geo
Boatright, at Dunn's Chapel Monday
Ferd Ratcliff and wife we're enter
tained at the home of Dave Simpkin'
and wife Friday.
Joe Barrett Kleckner return d OF
Monday, after weeks visit with hi
q.
sister, Mrs. Puckham, of Springfield
Miss Norinne Delaney returned Il
Oxford Tuesday to resume hes studie
at the Western.
Mrs j. A. Bering has returned
home, after spending fortnight will
the MCLEAN family at Covington.
Mrs. p. @. Robinson is suffering
with tonsilitis.
DR.. Fl. ii Webster, of Bluffs, Ill.
spent last week with his sister, Mrs
Robert Brown.
Mrs. o. w. Roush Is visiting rela
tives and friends In New York City.
The house and contents of Ton
CLANCY, east OF town, was destroye'
by fire Thursday evening.
A very interesting Farmers Insti
tute was held here Wednesday ant
Thursday Of last week the following
officers were elected for the comm
year. Pres, J. IL. Tedrick Vice
President, Warren Connel Secretary
W. r. Thompson Treasurer, Joh
West Executive Committee, A. J
Champion, Owen West, Albert Du
vail Jesse Fenner and Price Whit
: taker.
Mrs. Anna Murphy returned hom
last Tuesday, after spending som
, weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Stan
ley, of Hillsboro. Mrs. Stanley cam
home with her mother for few days
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