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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

8

Aged Guernsey County Woman Mrs Clark Dies at 89

The well known Mrs. William Clark of Knox township, Guernsey County, died Sunday night at home after a brief illness. Born in Ireland, she came to the United States as an infant and lived in Knox township for 68 years. Survived by eleven children including John, George, and William in Knox, Rev James H. Clark in Texas, and Mrs Agnes Hurrell of New Concord. Funeral plans pending pending word from Rev James H. Clark.

Wm. Clark Guernsey County Knox Township Ireland James H. Clark Chicago Texas Agnes Hurrell New Concord Mary Mattie Hugh Morrison Oldham's Station Wm. H.,. Clark Mt. Hermon United Presbyterian Church

Pleasant Valley Easter Entertainment at Schoolhouse

Pleasant Valley Sabbath School will host an Easter program at the school house on Easter evening, April 19. Mrs. Eliza Chambers remains poorly improved after a long grip illness. Miss Bertha Dugan visited cousin Mrs. W. H. Stiles. Mr. Chas Baker and family moved from J. W. Keiser’s farm near Tyner to another location. Mr. Keiser, formerly of Cambridge, has moved to his own farm. D. F. Richard spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week with his...

Eliza Chambers Bertha Dugan W. H. Stiles Chas. Baker J. W. Keiser Tyner Keiser Cambridge D. F. Richard

What the kidneys do and a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills

The piece explains kidney function and disease risks from impure blood, noting kidneys filter blood continuously and healthy kidneys remove about 500 grains daily. A Cambridge Ohio testimonial by Mrs. Theodore Meyers praises Doan's Kidney Pills for rapid relief from backache headaches and dizziness, urging sufferers to try the remedy. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

Theodore Meyers Steubenville Avenue Cambridge Ohio Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Tonsiline Promises Quick Cure for Sore Mouth and Throat

An advertisement touts Tonsiline as the sole remedy for sore mouth and throat promising rapid relief and safety from complications like croup and diphtheria. It urges stocking a bottle at home and lists price as 25 and 50 cents.

Hall's Catarrh Cure a Trustworthy Internal Remedy

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease is blood and constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is a genuine prescription from a respected county physician, with a blend of tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials available. price 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also promoted.

Swanson Hall F. J. Cheney, & CO Props Toledo

Local Notes From Love City and Nearby Areas

Reports on a mild fruit bloom after a freeze and visits by Camden Pennsylvania and Wellsville Ohio residents. Property sale on South Side to Harry Dunfree. Elder Samuel Belcher ill but improving during a visit with Emory Dearth. Albert Howells and Theresa Harper guests visiting local families. James Price died at county infirmary. funeral held with Rev. McKibbon officiating. Klondyke school term ends with dinner and program. Former mayor Rollin Potts visits. Rev. Wollett finishes Presbyterian meetings and church entries. Lord's Supper planned. Rev. Copeland to assist starting Thursday.

Patrick Vail Camden Martin Vail Wellsville Ohio Thomas J. W. Todd Harry Dunfree Samuel Belcher Vinton County Emory Dearth Albert Howells Mt. Vernon Theresa Harper Pleasant City Anna Bird James Price County Infirmary Cambridge Rev. McKibbon Washington Klondyke School George Bell Ada English Rollin Potts Zanesville Wollett Presbyterian Church Senecaville Copeland Antrim

Londonderry Notes On Prices Trips and Local Happenings

Londonderry markets show butter 24c eggs lie lard 13c pork 14e. W A Carpenter plans a west summer trip visiting Washington Oregon Colorado. Archie Tribby and wife visiting friends from Steubenville Ohio. Mail service halted due to a large east land slide on Route No 6. J W Patterson adds kitchen and porch. Mack Duncan and wife moved to old Hutchinson farm. About 21 teachers and students hold county teaching certificates. Mason Gracy to enter Scio College. Robert Stockdale and wife moved to old Lake farm. Howard Cunningham recovering from measles. C L Winger installs telephone at home. Eula Stockdale and family move to Andrew Morrison farm to farm this year. Elmer Johnston visited C O Masters from Love City. Masters to close Crab Orchard No 10 school April 24 with dinner and a literary night discussion to be announced in the Jeffersonian.

W. A. Carpenter Washington Oregon Colorado Archie Tribby Steubenville Ohio J. W. Patterson Mack Duncan Hutchinson Londonderry Mason Gracy No. 9 Scio College Robert Stockdale Old Lake Farm Howard Cunningham C. L. Winger Londonderry Exchange Eula Stockdale Canton Andrew Morrison Elmer Johnston Love City C. O. Masters Crab Orchard No. 10 Jeffersonian

Local visits span Cumberland to Cambridge and Byesville

Clay Pike and Orin Walters families from Cumberland and Ira Stevens from near Lucasburg visited A G Heskett s and James Call s early week. Alfred Barlow and family from Pleasant City called on James Call s. Mabel Kelley of Springfield visits Mrs F M Secrest. Mrs John Johnson and Toby Johnson visit friends at Byesville. Mae Boyd of Cambridge visits mother and brother in Pleasant City. J M Rackley F M Secrest and Lara Secrest at county seat Friday. Isaac LaFollette visits daughter Nettie Griffith of Eyesville. Caroline Larick and Jennie Bird shop in Cambridge Friday. Lizzie Boland of Derwent visits Byesville friends.

Orin Walters Cumberland Ira Stevens Lucasburg A. G. Heskett Alfred Barlow Pleasant City James Call Mabel Kelley Springfield F. M. Secrest John Johnson Toby Johnson Byesville Mae Boyd Cambridge J. M. Rackley Lara Secrest Isaac LaFollette Nettie Griffith Eyesville Caroline Larick Jennie Bird Lizzie Boland Derwent

Senecaville Sagas: Births Burials and Local Notes

March 29 a son born to John Eltingham and wife. Hannah A. Anderson buried here Thursday after years as an invalid. Clifford Wolfe broke his collar bone while playing police at school Thursday. Jesse Kuhn bought Geo Saterthwait farm for 5500 dollars. Matt Hutchison from Columbus plans to move back to Senecaville. Presbyterian church meeting ended Sunday with 13 additions. M E Sunday School to observe Easter services. Mrs T C McLaughlin and daughter visited from Hartford. Prof W O Moore attended Byesville teachers' exam. 42 in the class.

John Eltingham March Jesse Kuhn Geo. Saterthwait Inez Watson Virginia Hannah A. Anderson Clifford Wolfe Matt Hutchison Columbus Senecaville Presbyterian Church M. E T. C. McLaughlin Little Daughter Hartford W. O. Moore Byesville

Easter services set at Gibson U B Church

New Gottingen observes Easter services at the U B church in Gibson's on April 19 evening. Roy Potts has hired with J S Frame for spring. Professor Wallace of Senecaville lectured at Gibson's on the Coming of Christ and the Kingdom of God. Mrs I N Haney is very ill with no recovery expected. Main Lent in poor health and under treatment from Dr Romans in Cambridge. Bent Winnett bought the farm adjoining from Valentine Jack man of Cambridge. Charles Hartley works at a Newark furniture store. Arthur Lent suffers rheumatism. Several locals plan work on the Love City to Washington railroad. Orvil Shambart, Josie Warehime, Banna Wilson, Bona Potts, Clell Dye and Will Shepard visited Cambridge on Saturday.

U. B Gibson Roy Potts J. S. Frame Professor Wallace Senecaville I. N. Haney Main

Postal Savings Banks and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Endure

A brief item notes postal savings banks as a notable outcome of the recent financial flurry and highlights Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy. The ad-like praise lists ailments it remedies including poor appetite headache nervousness heartburn bloating sour stomach dyspepsia indigestion costiveness grippe spring ailments and malaria urging readers to try a bottle.

Hostetter

Sweeney couple visits Quaker City on way to circus

Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney and Chick Bell of Columbus stayed with John M Richardson in Quaker City yesterday on their trip to Peru Indiana to join the Hagenbeck Wallace circus for the summer.

Charles Sweeney Quaker City Chick” Bell of Columbus John M. Richardson Peru Ind Hagenbeck-Wallace

Land prospect in Colorado offers prime irrigated plots

The San Luis Valley in Colorado is advertised as the cheapest and best irrigated land with excellent climate water and soil and no crop failures. Special rates are offered to land seekers with contact details for A R Johnson local representative New Concord Ohio.

San Luis Valley Colorado United States Calion A. R. Johnson New Concord

Alimony Petition In Guernsey County Ohio Case S818

Dollie Kimmey files for alimony and injunction against Milton Kimmey in Guernsey County Court Ohio. Petition seeks temporary and permanent alimony and restraining order to prevent disposing of property including real estate in Cambridge and household goods. hearing set April 18, 1908 before Judge J. M. McGinnis.

Wilton Kimmey Oakdale Station Pennsylvania Dollie Kimmey Court of Common Pleas Guernsey Count Ohio Milton Kimmey Milton ‘“Kimmey Cambridge O. E. Steele O. S. Steele Common Pleas Court Guernsey County J. M. McGinnis

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