The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-22
LYNCHBURG.

Warren Frost, OF Day ton. was with
his mother, Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. West spent Saturday In
Blanchester.
Mesdames Murphy, Saylor, Dean
Murphy and Feike and Miss Vada
Murphy shopped In Cincinnati, Mon
day.
Hugh Coffman and family of Love-
land, were guests over Sunday of his
father and sister.
Mrs. P. G. Robinson left Monday
morning for Mattoon, ILL.,, where she
expects to enter hospital for treat
ment. Her sister, Mrs. Ellen Shaw,
accompanied her.
L l.. Faris was with his family over
Sunday.
Oscar Smith, Of Milford, and sister,
Mrs. Baton, Of Clarksville, visited
Earl Penquite and family last week.
Miss Pearl CLANCY entertained at
dinner Sunday, Miss Agnes Barr, of
Webertown, W. j, Spang, of Pitts
burg, Pa, and L. L. Nolder, of
indianapolis.
Mrs Clarus Roush spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home Of W. II.
Pence and wife, at Fairview.
M. e. Sonner and wife were guests
of C. e. Haller and wife, Sunday.
Miss Inez Morrow and nephew,
Morrow Pence, of Columbus, were
with Warren Morrow and wife, from
Friday until Monday.
G. It. and Ed Delaney transacted
business in Cincinnati Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Baldwin, of Blanchester, is
visiting Mrs. Anna Noble.
Hazel M Galliett, of Covington, KY,
visited her parsnts here the latter part
of the week. She was entertained by
nellie Delaney on Sunday.
w. A. West, Harry Murphy, Warren
Morrow and Wylie Ruble transacted
business in Hilsboro Monday.
Isma Troth was the guest of his
daughter, at Hillsboro, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Clark Ogden and wife, of Hillsb,ro,
visited her parents, VIM Dumenil and
family, Sunday.
Mice kntbanna uadlay cpant Catur
day and Sunday with her parents at
Wilmington.
Mrs. Earl Penquite was in Blanches.
ter Friday.
Helen Murphy, of Wilmington, was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. George Smith and son, George
Carr, we're with her mother at Wells
ton two days last week. She was ac-
cbmpanied home by her sister, Miss
Martha Carr.
j. A. Meadow attended the funeral
of Rev. Frenger, Monday.
W. L. Stautner and wife entertained
DR.. Meadow and wife, V. G. Duncan.
son and wife and son, Lowell, and Dr.
Terrell and wife Friday evening with
a o'clock dinner.
Joe Townsend and wife had as their
guests Sunday, A lbert Townsend and
family, of Greenfield, Sam Griffith and
wife, of Hillsboro, Mrs. Nellie Webster
and Mrs. Mckenzie.
Burch Reames and wife spent three
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Bert Thornburg, north of town.
George Smith and wife were with
friends at Cuba Saturday.
Frank Malone is seriously i'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Flor.
/ Mrs. Belle CLANCY, of Hillsboro, /;
the guest of Mrs. Sallie Pegan.
Misses Florence and Macie Penquit,
spent the latter part of the week witt
relatives In Milford and Blanchester
DR.. Kleckner received the news O
the death Of his father-in-law, Mr
Patched, of Stonelick, on Sunday. Th'
doctor attended the funeral at tina
place Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Cleveland entertained
S. class No. 10 at her home on Wednes
day afternoon. On Saturday and Sur
day she had with her Master William
and John and Little Miss Lois Dewey
of Blanchester.
DR.. Meadow made the address at tn
s. S. Convention, which was held q
Westboro Sunday. Rev. Winget an
family entertained him. On Sunda
evening he filed the pulpit for Rev
Gray, at Blanchester.
Word was received here of the deaf
of Rev. Frenger, of Blanchester. Re-
Frenger was former pastor her
The funeral services were held Q
Blanchester Monday at 2 p. m. Th
family have the sympathy of the