The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-05-30
CHI FOR THE "1RON-CLAD" WEEKLY SPECIALS

4 OIX. Jill
Mems and Boys Belts, at Tener's. ~
scarborough Real Estate.
Broncho Billy-Saturday- --Orpheum. SON.,
Sanitary Bakery is the place to buy N
wholesome bread. cry
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Story and son, NJ
Otis, of Chilicothe, spent Sunday frie
with Miss Elizabeth Weldon. ~
Hammocks, croquet sets, window it
screens screen wire and fly killers, at San
Tener's. =,
Lisle Smith, of Wilmington, was of I
the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. 9. last
wisecup Sunday. =.
Alvin Kent, of Brooklyn, n. Y, Is nat
the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. owe
william Kent. =,
Mrs. L. f. Boulware went to Will Cal
liamsburg Wednesday for a short visit Eli
with friends and relatives.
Scott Worley, of Springfield, was the Inc
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. SUI
B. Worley, over Sunday.
Walter Hilliard, after spending a as
couple Of weeks here with his wife, anC
left Sunday for Akron and Cleveland.
| WaItNrnnka Of RlanphQStpr.
spent Sunday with his PARENTS, Mr.. wi
and Mrs Charles Welbrooke.
John S. Faris and family enter. vii
tained ]. E. Prlngle and Miss Alma wa
Ahlers, of Cincinnati, SUNDAY. Ba
Arthur Buck opened restaurant in
the room next door to Maroney's SD
Cigar Factory on w, Main street, EN-
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J g. Bell, accompanied Of
by Mrs. j. P. Elton, who has been m
visiting relatives here and at Saman-
tha, went to Xenia Sunday.
Harley Wilkin, of Washington O. O.
, H.. spent Sunday with his wife and
baby, who are visiting Mrs. Wilkins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Bean. &C
Prof. @. G. Martin, of Wilmington,
is the guest OF his father, John A.
Martin. He will leave In couple Of al
, weeks to take the summer course In y
e the o. S. U. d.
Judge J. Frank Wilson returned
S Thursday and Mrs. Wilson Friday D
n from GAINESVILLE, where they had been a
called by the death Of Mrs. Wilson's l.
brother, Curtis Edminston.
It Earl S. Bayless and Goldie f. Roush a
both of Hillsboro, we're married at =
Covington, KY, Sunday. Mr.. Bayless y
! is employed at the New Laundry and
D. Mrs. Bayless at the Economy Store. \
DIR. @. L. Chollar, who has been Ill U
:, for several months, is able to be out q
- again. He desires to thank the mem y
bers of the X. of p. lodge, the Wood
,e men and his neighbors for their many =
7. acts Of kindness during his long Ill :
ness. l.
m If you need anything in tinware, a
S, graniteware, dishes, knives, forks, |
spoons, frying pans skilets, pie pans, e
cake pans or anything in that line, re-
u member that you can always get the ;.
~ best for the price, at Tener's North =
High Street. q
III The jury commission, composed of '
re d. S. Hayes and Lewis Orebaugh, OF \
IL Hillsboro, and S. U. Gaymon, of
r. Sugartree Ridge, and John II. Daniels L
,o of Greenfield, was in session Monday S
i and Tuesday. They drew 200 names
and placed them in the jury wheel. ,
= r.. II. Terrell and Ed. Bean, of '
" Highland secured the contract Tues
day for building the first mile Of the {
w new state highway from Sugartree
''s Ridge to Fairfax. The pike was sold
e, for $7483.50 just what the Highway
Commission estimated 1t could be {
built for.
nd "The Coming of Columbus" was {
ne viewed by the Pope and many Oar
dinals, and they expressed their great
admiration OF this remarkable photo
= play, commencing 1t In the highest
80 terms. This remarkable picture will