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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1905

Page

8

North Salem notices and obituaries from the week

Ed McKim and wife visited Cambridge. Mrs McKim’s brother William Needs was hurt after a railroad bridge incident. The local bank props business revives with props hauled from here. James Warnick is dangerously ill. Zack Colvin and Thomas Calvin visited their uncle Jonathan Culvin. Rev W Murfin will preach at M P church next Sunday at 11. Miss Himira Spyder died suddenly last Sunday. funeral for James Warnick set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Ridge cemetery. Mark Spyder and wife depart for Portland Oregon for a visit.

Ed. McKim Cambridge W. Murfin Beaver Falls Sue Henry Moninger Newcomerstown John Moninger James Warnick Here Ridge Cemetery Himira Soyder Wilber Ed. Taylor Mark Spyder Portland Ore

Local social and farming notices from Cambridge area

A slice of community life notes visitors and calls among families in Cambridge, Washington township, and nearby areas. People including J Po Lanning and Ada Lanning, Elia Lines, Emmett Cambridve, James Giles, and Mrs. Annie Fisher are mentioned visiting relatives or hosting friends. Farmers anticipate threshing this week, and the Grange plans a hall meeting Saturday evening for important business.

J. Po Ada Lanning Washington Township Elia Lines Emmett Jd. W. Taylor Gus Patterson Cambridge Baird Indian Camp James A. Giles Northfield Ancy Giles Annie Fisher Gon Lentz Trumbull Reuben Lanning Sipling Grange

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness

Miss Lola Antrom is slowly recovering. Attendees from here joined a literary event in Washington Friday night. Miss Maggie Lake of near Antrim visited relatives there last week. Norval Sayre and wife of Columbus are guests here. A B Marquis and Mrs F P Alaris of Buffalo visited Mrs Efa McLain, daughter of Mr Maris, at Luaker City hospital. Jos Suilions and Samuel Arnold were at Marnesville Saturday. Marlin and daughter Mary visitedIsrael Smaith. Awaiting the automobile accident cedar Hine. Mr Ne and Wm Lake of near Antrim were guests here Sunday. W G Coleman was detained last Saturday from his Aen. The lightning near Mr C2 instantly knocked down and WM rendered unconscious for a while. Frank Boyd of New Castle on a visit. Miss tite and her bene at bath arat with Miss Wen nab Loogswuri ti. Mrs Evan Fravier of Mississippi and sister Miss Wilma of Wheelins W Va are guests of the mother. Mrs Mattie Slastings and family. Mrs E A Reid spent a few days last week with hers up. Frank and wife of Uhrichsville. Miss Belle Hanna of Camaringe was a guest at James Combs recently. Rev Edson Scott and family of Delaware county are vacationing at NLM, Dty der. There will be a Sunday school in celebration at Chestnut Wii sept and AS cordialy invited.

Lola Antrom Washington Maggie Lake Antrim Norval Sayre Columbus A. B. Marquis F. P. Alaris Buffalo Efa McLain Maris Luaker City Hospital Jos. Suilions Samuel Arnold Marnesville Marlin Mary Israel Smaith Fugker R Wm. Lake W.G. Coleman Frank Boyd New Castle Bath Wennab Loogswuri Evan Fravier Mississiorm Wilma Wheelins W. Va Mattie Slastings Famir E. A Reid Frank Uhrichsville Belle Hanna Camaringe James Combs Edson Scott Fanaly Delaware County NLM Chestnut Wii A. L. Spence Bethesda David Miller Cambridge Lawn R. M. Colley Morton Campbell Major W. Moore Alfred Skinner Pocahontas Arkig Squire Skinner Mabel Frame W. A. Zellars Iceepert Swank and Catlett Jay Hanna East Liverpool John F. Erskine Zanesville Magpie Hord W. C. McCulloch Nourth R. C. Paisley Mainstreet A. Coen Garropolis W.O. Merre Hopesell Edward Amst't Pleasant City Emma Swan Reed J. Hi, Swan Pocahontas Ice and Botthog Pocalutas Ark von Skinner Sudud Guernsey County Fair Board Ues Mary Bure Bellaire Jean Bute Webb Kingg Franklin County Ile Henry Valentine Louisa Sutton Laipsberger Elizabethtown James J. Patterson Colorado J. Walter Hartshorn Toledo Prescot H.A. S. King Jessie M. Heiner P. A. Coen Coryopelis Cleveland Lakes Link Tedreek Near Brady M. E Craig Dauhter WW. A. Jars Freeport Pheffice Martha Harrison Campridge Maude Dhip-Wan Mary Mahaffey Moore TY. Bowark Washoeten Tanec Wu Ye

Threshing Nears Finish and Local Happenings at Salesville

In Salesville the threshing season nears completion as residents recount a busy period. A large crowd attended the awn fete at the M. K. church yard Saturday evening. John Stewart and family visited John Linn’s east of town, Willett Williams browsed the area, and Isuoyan Brothers opened a hardware store. A. L. Linkhorn of Cambridge shipped cattle from Salesville. A portion of Albert Foraker’s barn roof was blown off by Saturday’s storm.

M. Kb John Stewart John Linn Willett Wiliams Isuoyan

Kimbolton Butter Lic and Local News Snippet

Miss Mary Yarnell of Canal Dover with her brother James Yarnell visited Aug 2 birth of Nattalie Berry. Huffman brothers Canton gave M I K church entertainment charging 8 80 at door. William Hannan and wife of Canal Dover visited James M. Qibsaun Sunday. Mrs Kemp returns from Magnolia visit. Hattie Berry joined Rock Point Park excursion. L J Vansickle and wife visited father at Newcomers lbown. Mrs Oscar Hamilton and Dessie Hamilton visited Sherman Chambers. John Seward of Cambridge staying with grandma Mrs John Bogs.

Mary Yarnell Canal Dover James Yarnell Nattalie Berry Union Huffman Brothers Canton William Hannan Canal Dover James M. Qibsaun Kemp Magnolia Hattie Berry Ty Rock Point Park L. J. Vansickle Iong Newcomerslbown Oscar Hamilton Dessie Hamilton Sherman Chambers John Seward Cambridge John Bogs

Picnic at Purney's grave draws community

Birds Run invites all to a graveyard picnic at Purney's grave in Forney area Aug. bith and Aug. 20. A series of M E church meetings begins Aug. bith with Rev. Bowers assisted by several ministers and Mutfman brothers for singing. Proceeds go to the Baptist church. Alex Wilson, 73, died at home after illness. funeral Saturday in Forney cemetery. Joseph Flaver battles typhoid fever and is very ill.

Purney Frank Johnson J. E. Johnson M. FE Bowers Air Harsh Iman Winters Curby Mutfman Brothers Baptist Church Alex. Wilson Ozuluck W. J. Thompson Forney Joseph Flaver

Local News Briefs From Senecaville And Surrounding Areas

SENECAVILLE reports Mrs Reuss Sullivan and daughter visited relatives in Marietta last week. Lafferty and wife of Michigan are guests of local relatives. Miss Ada Deabout and her brother visited Cambridge from Wednesday to Monday. Mrs L Marquis and daughter Miss Maluie visited Cumberland Tuesday. LA Moorhead reports a valuable horse today en route to a show. Port Brokaw moved household effects to Pittsburg Saturday. His family left Tuesday of its week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Williams on Saturday Aug 3 at 1 05.

Reuss Sullivan Marietta Vru. Lafferty Michigan Ada Deabout Cambridge L. &. Marquis Maluie Cumberland LA Moorhead Port Brokaw Pittsburg

Local Social Roundup From Center M. E. Church Area

Aged Katy Roller attended Center M. E. Church services and greeted numerous old friends last Sunday. Dave Stiles from Blue Rock visited his brother W L Stiles. Mr and Mrs J Brown visited Mr and Mrs Garey of route 3 last Sunday. Miss Ethel Douglas of Quaker City and Miss Carrie Stage called on Mrs Wm Thomas of route 4 last Thursday. Miss Anna Stiles visited friends in Byesville last week. Mrs H W DG Oliver of Byesville. Sleter, Mrs Ida Stage visited last Friday.

Katy Roller Center M. E Dave Stiles Blue Rock W. L. Stiles J. &. Brown Garey Ethel Douglas Quaker City Carrie Stage Wm. Thomas Anna Stiles Byesville Sleter Ida Stage

Winler set visit and auctioneering notes in small town

Fragmentary report details Tinne Baker of pear Middlebourne visiting BE. Baxer and family. Downers sile auctioneer Morrisorn presided at a sale. Mentions Cisgreve and Stillinus in Wi. Bonnell and uncle Bomber attendances. Rav Altersiark Ryan visiting home of his sons and parents. Ends with Vacation notice for A A Juans and others.

A. A. Juans Arence Daunte Cane

Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Friendly Remedy

Mrs. Mary Allen of Cambridge Ohio testifies after five years that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney trouble, improved sleep and energy, and remain a permanent cure. Sold by all dealers for 40 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y agents for US. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Iheve Mary 4. Allen South Lb Street Cambridge Foster-Milburo Co Buffalo United States Doan

Lindipe Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Ad by Neley & Co Cambridge

Neley and Co Cambridge promote Lindipe Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a bold guarantee. They offer to refund the purchase if it fails to fully satisfy, stating a 50 cent box mailed with positive guarantee and risk on the seller rather than the customer.

Miles Marty Olin JM Miles Medical Co Elkhart Neley &Co Cambridge

Local residents and visitors pace county notes

Walter Iliil visited near Washington last week. James Gunn’s death inst. Jona Q Johnston left for Oregon. Wm. Miller sought farm interests in New Concord. Robert Leeper visited his parents in Byesville. Carrol McKahan moved to Wichita for surveying. Myrtle Neel visited Dresden. Rev. James Martin from New Castle visited. Boyd Adams and family joined an excursion to Jock Point. Miss Anna Lawrence visited her sister Maggie Gillespie. Miss Louie Jones, formerly of Monmouth IL, toured the county. Rev. John Edenburn from Little Rock Ark attended to farm business near Ofell. Rev. W. B. Lawrence from Richmond and family visited Gillespie. Henry Gibson ill. Gillespie and wife visited Antrim. Rev. Wrenrick Martin of Beaver Falls preaches Aug 13 at 11. Rev. Lorimer of Me. Teromon and Rev. Dickie of Kinbultap exchanged pulpits. W. J. Gillespie and wife and sister Lizzie visited the area. The twins Stearns fell into the pen. Emmet Peer broke his leg while playing ball at Byesville. Ed. Kackley and family visited Sherman Hesket. Mrs. James Garvin and daughter visited M. Kackley’s family. Mrs. May Ogle and daughter Ethel, and Alpha Karkhrode to South O. Misses Kelley and Narwesta Kackley visited Hannah Revirson near Winter.

Walter Iliil Washington John Gunn Sam Milnersville James Gunn Jona Q. Johnston Oregon Irish Ride Wm. Miller New Concord Robert Leeper Byesville James Leeper Carrol McKahan Wichita Kas Myrtle Neel Dresden James Martin New Castle Boyd Adams C. C. Patton Alma Jock Point Anna Lawrence Antrim Maggie Gillespie Louie Jones Monmouth John Edenburn Little Rick Ark Ofell W. B. Lawrence Lef Richmond J. F. Gillespre Henry Gibson W. J. Gillepie Lizzie Emmet Peer Kackley and Farsly Camperland Sherman Ifes Kett James Garvin Marie Heskett Jd. M. Kackley May Ogie Ethel Alpha Karkhrode South Maidi Kelley Kackley Hannah Revirson Savas

Pleasant Valley Excursion and Local Visits Report

Pleasant Valley notes a local resident joined an excursion to Pittsburg on Friday. M B Biehara visited his brother T H Biehar in Jeffers Township last Saturday. Several Cambridge residents, including Mr and Mrs Writchison and Mrs Ry Yiarr and daughter, vacationed at H P Mornorns farm. Lola Campbell visits aunt Mrs B V Jennsor in Cambridge this week. Mr and Mrs J H Manning and daughter Lucile spent weekend near Guernsey with relatives.

Pittsburg M. B. Biehara T. H. Biehars Jeffers Writchison Ry Yiarr Numsher Cambrdge H. P. Mornorn Lola Campbell B. V. Jennsor Cambridge J. H. Manning Lucile Guernsey

Washington, D C. area social notes and arrivals

Washington A L Spence spent Saturday and Sunday at Bethesda. Numerous visitors from Cambridge Zanesville Columbus and Pocahontas called on local families. The Presby church pastor Rev King resigned effective October 1 1905. Prof Moore spoke to a large crowd and plans for another season were discussed. Dr Y T Bowark a penny physician left town for a larger practice.

Sovereign Medicine for Nervousness and Health Restorement

Ter David Kennedys Favorite Remedy from Rondout N Y priced at one dollar claims to cure nervousness rheumatism kidney and liver complaints and womanly ills by removing blood poison and restoring health with a single dollar exchange.

David Kennedys Rondout

Roosevelt Delivers Sermon at Oyster Bay Christian Brotherhood

Aug 7 The event at Oyster Bay features President Roosevelt delivering a lay sermon to the Christian Brotherhood gathering in the Meth Episcopal church Sunday school room led by Rev. FE V Bowan, who also presides over the group. The address emphasizes moral character as the guiding force for communal unity. Local church members attend.

Hiv Christian Brotherhood Oyster Has Oyster Bay Tomscetartia

Notice of Sale of Bonds for Cambridge Water Works Extension

Sealed bids will be received by the Cambridge Ohio City Auditor until noon August 14 1905 for bonds totaling 4300 dated July 1 1905 payable in 20 years at annual interest semi annually. Bonds issued to supply water to Cambridge residents under ordinance 6025. Bidder must state number of bonds and total payment including accrued interest. sale to highest bid. city may reject any bid.

Cambridge Ohio State of Gio T. Rdeselm

Legal Notice From Guernsey County Court

Court of Common Pleas Guernsey County Ohio Ida M Drowel plaintiff vs AL Howell defendant residence unknown notice that on a date in 1905 they filed petition in the Common Pleas Court Guernsey County Ohio case number SPST Dy tera dist rer from sid Meferhigt steereards of habitual Power tes pad wa lta absence for Oe By te vw sty ant a ey pe ating ott Atos ChAT tush. iji Me HOM ELL. Betanson A Staffs Awiy 6 D9

Court of Common Pleas

Muskingum College President Seeks Catalog Information

New Concord Ohio July 2 9 Montemyers president of Muskingum College invites inquiries for catalog and information. College offers five departments preparatory music elocution art with expert teachers studying at Harvard and Canvaso University. Address J Knox Montemyers for details.

New Concord Ohio J. Knox Montemyers Harvard Canvaso University Prenehe Faferu Aept Cataeuc Information

Notice of Appointment for the George County Estate

A notice announces the appointment of an Ammattatore of the gatate at George 6 Boyd, with claims to the estate to be presented to and proven by the undersigned. Creditors and interested parties are requested to appear to establish their claims, with Wells & rt Sheppard, Attys, handling the matter in July.

Wademig Ptasheen George Boyd Perenne Satie U.V. Wells Wells & Rt Sheppard Attys

Four Men Charged In Brutal Assault Case In Kentucky

Four men are jailed in West Liberty over alleged assault on Levis Phiped's daughters, ages 46 and 22. The crime occurred at a house near the Phiped residence, with all five suspects involved in a night of violent abuse and attempted concealment. Two suspects are married men. authorities pursue the remaining man as lynching calls surface.

Owingsville West Liberty Levis Phiped Quileksall Ramectine Pht Itig

Rioting in Lower East Side as striking workers clash with police

In Manhattan and Brooklyn Hebrew bakery workers strike leads to street clashes with police. Reports say about 1090 on strike in Manhattan with leaders threatening wider action to pressure employers. Minor injuries reported. police use force to disperse crowds amid tense labor conflict.

New York Lower East Ride Manhuattam Manhuattam, and the Leade Express Their Intenen As del Every “Hoehor Boro Hebrew Quarters Brooklyn

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