Local residents return from visits across towns
Mrs M L Hartley returns from Newark visits with relatives. Mrs Henrietta Abbot and son Lawrence of Columbus visit friends in Cambridge. Kimmel Shaw, visiting Cambridge relatives, returns to Steubenville. Miss Lillie Secrest goes to Hartford for a few days with relatives. Mrs Wm Mathias returns to Lancaster after weeks with Cambridge relatives. Edison Welsh of Dewey avenue travels to Washington Pa for grandfather J P Welsh's death. Mr and Mrs A O Sills of Ninth Street South Cambridge return from Pittsburg. Grover Cesner of Wellsburg returns home with son Milton after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Abbot
Lawrence of Columbus
Cambridge
Kimmel Shaw
Steubenville
Edison Welsh
Dewey Avenue
Washington, Pa
J. P. Welsh
A. O. Sills
Ninth Street
South Cambridge
Pittsburg
Grover Cesner
Wellsburg
Milton
Bartlett Offers Glasses At Reduced Prices
Dr. Bartlett tests eyes and furnishes glasses at savings of two to four dollars per pair compared with former prices.
Sheet mill starts May 10
News spreads rapidly after the Jeffersonian confirms the report by interviewing Messrs Robinson and Meliyar a bulletin is posted and inquiries flood the Jeffersonian offices. All city business is suspended as men rejoice and the news circulates through the day.
Special Train for Prestige? Presidential Railcar Plan
A bill by Representative Dwight of New York proposes the United States own a complete presidential railcar set including baggage, sleeping, and private cars. It allocates $60,000 and directs the secretary of war to contract with railways for hauling the train. Another $25,000 is appropriated for president and entourage travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight
New York
United States
Mayor Bans City Parade Over Prohibition Clash
Chillicothe Ohio April 27 Mayor Wallace D Yaple issued a proclamation banning the parade organized by non voters of the city. The event was led by church women and Sunday school children and was to align with the local option committee in the wets contest. George Tedrick of Winterset visited on business. Miss Mable McKisson of Barnesville visits George Stevenson on Highland avenue. Rev EK Barnhart and wife will visit relatives in South Olive later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Wallace D. Yaple
Mable McKisson
Barnesville
George Stephenson and Family
Highland Avenue
EK. E. Barnhart
South Olive
Local executive visits Wheeling firm city today
C A Robinson district manager of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co with headquarters in Wheeling West Virginia was in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Robinson
The
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Local Ladies Attend State Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Emma Shriver and Miss Willa Maple travel to Zanesville Wednesday morning for a State Baptist Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting. Mr J De Vansickle, once of this place, now in the west, visits daughter Mrs Anna Allen on South Tenth street. The Christian church Ladies Aid meets with Mrs D W Smith of the Glass Plant Addition Thursday at 1 39 for a busy work session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shriver
Willa Maple
Zanesville
State Baptist Woman's Home Missionary Society
J. de Vansickle
Far West
Anna Allen
South Tenth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
D. W. Smith
Glass Plant
Prof Loggie to Host Last Dance of Season at Masonic Temple
In a letter to friends received Tuesday morning Prof Loggie announces he will give his last dance of the season at the Masonic Temple Friday evening April 30. Good music will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loggie
Masonic Temple
Local man injured in freight train jump
A. O. Duffey of North Fourth street, badly injured after leaping from a fast B. and O. freight train in the local yards Sunday morning, was reported Tuesday to be resting as well as expected though his injuries remain painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Duffey
North Fourth Street
Jeffersonian
Veterans argue over living father of Civil War vet in Guernsey County
Civil War veterans gathered before the Court Square monument Monday afternoon debated whether any veteran's father remained alive in Guernsey County. The dispute revealed that C. N. Black, father of J. Re and Con C. Black, is still living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Square
Guernsey County
C. N. Black
J. Re
Con C. Black
Steele sells his grocery to LePage and Willis brothers
C. E. Steele has sold his grocery on the corner of West Steubenville Avenue and North Fourth Street to John LePage and H. P. and H. R. Willis. The deal was completed Monday and the stock is being invoiced. The new firm, LePage & Willis Bros, will take possession once invoicing ends. Steele has not chosen his next line of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Steele
West Steubenville Avenue
North Fourth Street
John LePage
H. P
H. R. Willis
LePage & Willis
Former Minister Starves to Death in Akron
William Dhurray Andrews a former minister and hotel steward in Akron starved himself to death in a rear room, leaving a note dated April 25 saying he was dying inch by inch. He had supervised meals at the hotel daily while refusing food, and had a history of pastorates in Greensburg St Paris Hillsboro Anna Clawsburg and Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
William Dhurray Andrews
Andrews
Keidelberg University
Tiffin
Greensburg
St. Paris
Hillsboro
Anna, IL
Clawsburg
Dubois
Craigs Specials For This Week
Craigs lists weekly specials including Ingrain two patterns at 50 cents, Butter Crock fabric at 15 cents, Unbleached Muslin by the lot at 50 cents, Dress Goods at 38 cents, Silk Gingham at 25 cents. Contains multiple fabric items and promotional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Ae Nee E
Notice to bidders on paving and sewer accounts closes April 29
Official notice from City Treasurer W. W. Lawrence states that books for paving and sewer accounts will close at 5 p m on April 29 1909. Readers are advised to take notice. Craig's promotes one piece summer dresses in space advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Illness of Mrs Freas in Cambridge at West Gomber
Mrs H J Freas of West Gomber avenue is very ill. Dentists Dr J B E Secrest and Dr H L Stewart operate on the second floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge. Bell phone 422 R. November 23-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freas
West Gomber Avenue
Special sale on China Straw Matting in multiple colors
Duplicate stock prompts a special sale on all Mattings and Matting Bugs. China Straw Matting is offered at 4.76 dollars per roll of 49 yards, with pricing available for smaller quantities.
Workman Falls 425 Feet From Skyscraper Story
New York police report foreman Thomas Mortimore aged 42 fell 425 feet from the thirty-fourth floor of the Metropolitan Life skyscraper on Madison Square. He was supervising a scaffold visible to hundreds and plunged onto the balustrade then to the street. The accident occurred as workers and bystanders looked on. Tri-State Season Opens Tomorrow in Altoona. The league schedule begins with Altoona at Johnstown and Harrisburg at Williamsport, with York at Lancaster and Reading at Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Square
Thomas Mortimore
Mortimore
Twenty-fourth Street
Altoona
Tri- State Baseball League
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Williamsport
York
Lancaster
Reading
Trenton
Forty Four Locomotives Ordered at Juniata Shops
Altoona Pennsylvania April 27 an order for forty four new locomotives has been received at the Juniata locomotive shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Juniata
Pennsylvania Railroad
Correction on Liquor Return Order In Sheriff Case
A circuit court corrected an earlier report stating Judge J. M. McGinnis ordered Sheriff H. K. Moore to return liquor seized during the arrest of Fred Cain and John Lloyd. The proper issuing authority was the circuit court itself, not the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McGinnis
H. K. Moore
Fred Cain
John Lloyd
Circuit Court
New Concord Man Visits City on Business
L. J. Graham of New Concord was in the city yesterday on business. A local ad promotes Druesedow Studio offering permanent pictures and post cards in three minutes at 00-65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Graham
New Concord
Druesedow Studio
Local Businesses and Advertisements in Cambridge Ohio
The listing features Dr. A W Sloyd at Central National Bank building in Cambridge, Ohio offering dental services. Branthoover & Johnston Co promotes electrical supplies with a January 21 note. Williams and Atkin's jewelers advertise 25 percent jewelery savings and storefront displays opposite the courthouse. Hugh Harris & Co offers sheet metal work, roofing, spouting, furnace services with home phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Harris & Co
Nothing But Bargains at Local Market
An extensive sale list highlights bakery breads, buns, and lunches with prices. Canned goods include tomatoes corn and peas at 3 for 25c, extra baked tomato sauce beans, Elberta peaches, and salmon. Also advertised are coffee, raisins, olives, and meats from Schenk & Sons with emphasis on value and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Columbia
Stolzenbach
Colonial Theater barber shop changes hands and notices
McMurray and Neel, painters and paper hangers, advertise exterior and interior work with estimates. G. E. Amspoker buys the Colonial Theater barber shop and invites patrons to expect best service. Base date April 22.1 month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Amspoker
Colonial Theater
Mrs. Shaw Leaves East Gomber Avenue for New Philadelphia
Mrs. Robert Shaw of East Gom ber avenue departed Tuesday morning to visit relatives in New Philadelphia, according to local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shaw
East Gomber Avenue
New Philadelphia
Remains of Mrs. Marjorie Temple Laid to Rest in Cambridge
The body of the late Mrs. Marjorie Temple arrived in Cambridge from Uhrichsville with her son Chayles. Funeral services were conducted at Center Baptist church at 10 o clock with interment to follow. numerous relatives and friends accompanied the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Temple
Chayles
Uhrichsville
Cambridge
Center Baptist Church
Hammond Guests in Zaneéaville and Byesville Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond were guests of friends in Zaneéaville Tuesday. Mrs Harry Heed and a child from Byesville were guests of friends in the city Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hammond
Zaneéaville
Harry Heed
Little
Byesville
Safe deposits with Guernsey Building and Loan Co
A notice quotes RB. A. Scott secretary of Cambridge Ohio urging customers to deposit money with The Guernsey Building and Loan Co for safety and to earn working returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
RB. A. Scott
Sec’y
Camridge
Ohio
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Daily
Gale
News Depot
Mathews Block
North Seventh Street
Abdi
Cambridge Post Office
Fred W. Shafer
Guernsey National Bank
Bell Phone
Cambridge, Ohio
Wheeling Ave
H. J. Boyd
Taylor Block
Messrs. Robinson and Meliyar
Prestaft
George Tedrick
Winterset
C. E. Steele
Dubois, Pa
Craigs
Ang
W. W. Lawrence
Long
A. W. Sloyd
Central National Bank
Branthoover & Johnston Co
Williams
Atkin
the Jewelers
Court House
Mothers Bread
Graham
Vienna
Schenk & Sons
Joe
Charlie
Rea & Co's
M. Sherrard
Cambridge Grocery Co
F. R. Smith
Ment
North 8Th Street
Lagi Venn
Arkwture
Nis
Bair’s
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