Rocky Mountain Tea featured in scattered ads and notices
Local items include Mrs. Howard Miller and daughter Wina visiting Cambridge. marriage licenses issued for Wm. F. Middleton and Letha M. Smith and for James E. Smakey and Lizzie E Morris. Forsythe mines workers relocate to Cambridge. Sunday School picnic planned at Brown's Grove with 24 schools invited. An ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Middleton
Letha M. Smith
Cambridge
James E. Smakey
Kipling
Lizzie E Morris
Craig
Zanesville Iron Company
Thos. H. Love
Forsythe's
Highland Avenue
Mr. Love
Forsythe’s Mines
Brown’s Grove
Senecaville
Horhood
Multiple Legal and Social Notices in Cambridge News
A patchwork of notices includes divorce suits by James Allbritain and Matilda Bennett, a groundless jail risk for Geo. W. Bennett’s penitentiary defendant, and a Center township Joral option law case won by Albert Sigman. Fatalities include Albert Sigman and Dr. Carl Tischer, with funeral details for the latter. Civic items mention a Peonyroyal reunion, a new temple for Cambridge Masons, local elopements, auctions, and planned reunions for Sherman brigade, plus community events and lectures at Mt. Zion Baptist church and the Belmont Chronicle report on an automobile gun carriage test.
Immigrant rail and local life notes fill Coshocton scene
Arthur W. Brown returns from Europe and checks in at Berwick hotel. Mrs. D. N. Bay dies on Clark street after long illness, leaving husband and four children. Local details include a glass plant visit, Steubenville avenue progress, and a caboose accident near Caywood injuring crew. A string of notices covers elections, layoffs, and upcoming Labor Day plans.
Delegates Named for Guernsey County Senatorial Convention
Adams M Knox Cambridge 1st P Turner Cambridge 2d P Robt T Scott Cambridge 3d P Wm Wharton Cambridge 4th P W H Strawthorne Roger Kirkpatrick Cambridge 5th P I N Whissel Center W H McMunn Jackson L W Sears Clyde All-Mit r Jefferson James McKahan Knox Wm Cowden Liberty G M Johnson Londonders A Carpenter Lore City P Aaron Lusadder Antrim P A Le Stockdale Winchester P Wm Darkinsdén MUwood John Arlen Salesville P W EB Rose Muntoue Craft Fisher Fairview P Thos Smith Middlebourne P Samuel Smith Richland Nf M F Gordon Spencer W J Young Nantford P R J Brown Pleasant City P J S Taylor Wmn Reheehan Washington Midlon Combs Westland S Stevens Wheeling O EB Alloway Wills F R Creighton J CG Adams of Coshocton county named temporary chairman A B McGulloch of Gambridge will be secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
New Ownerstown
Adams
M. M. Knox
Cambridge
P—M. Turner
P—Robert
T. Scott
Jackson
L. W
J. CG. Adama
Coshocton County
A. B. McGulloch
Gambridge
Broom Business College opens with Miss Campbell's leadership
Miss Tea Campbell promotes a first class business college in the Broom block with Prof. Thisselie assisting. About 250 pupils hold positions at the Indianapolis school earning salaries from 800 to 1800 annually. The venture aims to place graduates in strong posts as the Cambridge site develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Qampvell
al Cady
Cowell
Lhas Suri
O.me
Thisselie
Indianapolis
Cawbridge
Campbell
Broom College
Tie
Miss Campbell
Granbridge
Slow Glass Works Progress Lags on Structural Iron Delays
Work on the new glass works advances slowly due to missing structural iron yet to be delivered. Furnaces proceed, but overall construction stalls until iron arrives. Davis & Kirkpatrick building nears completion along with a Leatherwood street corner house. The cow house frame is progressing. A committee must finalize plans for ten houses before contracts are let at the next Improvement Co. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Kirkpatrick
Leatherwood Street
Byesyville Road
Inpovement Co
Employment Notice at Cambridge Works of American Tin Plate Co
The Employes of the Cambridge Works of the American Tin Plate Company must report to Superintendent Joseph H Wartill by Friday August 16 to retain their positions. Reporting will be considered as not wishing to remain employed. If the mill starts, steady work is guaranteed for one year from September 1, at the wage rate set in the Cleveland conference in June. By A. Robinson District Manager August 14 1901. Rural Boxes Carriers will deliver out of Cambridge Friday and readers should be prepared to pay. Locks with errors will be corrected and exchanges provided. Please return locks for exchange. JAMIS LE. BARR P. M Court News Prolath Court Thos Smith appointed guardian of Wm L Grimes. Guardianship of Deborah Law. Inventory and appraisement filed by James Dyer guardian. The State of Ohio vs Geo Burdoff Information for violating local option law in Center township warrant issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant City
Cambridge
Camridge Buggy Company
I. C. Taylor
Chapel Hill
N.C
Taylor
C. & M. Railway
Calais
Monroe County
Scio
Y. Boro
James A. Weyer
North 10Th Street
Catbridge
Ohio
John F. Fleming
Red Cliff
Colo
B.F. Fleming
Steubenville Avenue
John Scott
New Orleans
Geo. Smith
Katie Charleston
Byesville
Wu. Heakin
Emma B. Caldwell
Matilda Bennett
Common Pleas
Geo. W. Bennett
Philadelphia
Stevens
Gregg
Center Township
Albert Sigman
Grant Avenue
Zanesville
State Hospital
Columbus
R. &. Pope
YP. Bailey
New York City
Potsdam
Bellaire Tribune
Emma R. McCullough
Knox Township
Sherill Collison
Baptist Association
Darkey
Wheeler & Wilson
Bair
Selby
San Francisco
Thomas Smith
Fairview
Free Masons of
Albright
Wheeling Avenue
Berwick
Barnett
Warren
Lawrence Busby
King’s Mines
Baxter
Simeon Dickens
Frank Hubert
Denver
A. F. Hubert
North Ith Street
John Dawkins
Rix Mills
A. A. Frazier
Muskingum County
Times-Recorder
D. F. Lathe
East Cleveland
Oldham
Williams Shoe Co
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
R. L. F Taylor
Bird’s Run
W. I. McCabe
Coshocton
D. W. Shepherd
North_ 6th street
Wilson & McCoy
New Concord
Mr. Herd
Mr. McCloud
M. B. Spaid
California
Mrs
W. Wi. Spaid
Wartford
Spaid
Ashville
N. C
North Carolina
Tennessee
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Grande Rounde Valley
Portland
San Jacinto
Cal
Phineas, Fouts
Company F
19Th Infantry
Phillipine
Geneviva Torres
McKinley
The
10Th
Cumberland
Wilson Grove
Senecaville Road
Dover Mills
U. S. Steel
General Sheets
Republican Committee
Newcomerstown
Senate
Yi Taylor
Cueeasey
David J. Weedon
Times
Luzon
Islands
Weedon
United States
Laver
Colin McBurney
Oscar Thompson
Dewey Avenue
Arcade Hotel
White Horse
Irack Baker
Thompson
Arcade
McKeesport
Joseph Hwartill
Misit
Amalgamated Association
Cleveland
American Tin Plat CO
A. Robinson
Jamis LE. Barr
P. M
Prolath Court
Thos. Smith
Wm. L. Grimes
Deborah Law
James Dyer
Guardian
State of
Geo. Burdoff
Death of John Reese and local notices in Wairview
John Reese, a well known and highly respected Wairview citizen, died suddenly Sunday night around 10 o clock after a pain in his left side and back. Funeral held Tuesday at the chapel in Wairview and Barnesville conducted by Rev Taylor and Snt Wn Middleton. Aug 7th marriage noted for James W Times home wedding with Rev James Jones officiating. guests included about twenty couples and a wedding supper. The Middleton couple plan to occupy flats after August 20th and will welcome friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reese
Wairview
Reese
Mr Reese
Tsitite Gowg
Bealdes
Bareviesy
Wrairview
Barnesville
Taylor
Middleton
Latha M. Smnltho
Barulugh
James W. Tlnes
West Wheeling Avenue
James Jones
U. S
Job Middleton
A.C. Pugh
Alhey
Mer
Mrs. Middleton
Stoner
Washington and Cambridge residents noted in local visits and events
Washington citizens Edward Montgomery relocates to Mendon Missouri while Tlany Braden moves family to Barsythe mines. Local visits include Mayor Baxter and brother in Cambridge. Mrs. S. A. Wallage and Charles Williee of Wheeling in town. Rev. J. W. Criswell and sons in town. Upcoming fair plans, Sabbath services, and community notices pepper the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdward Montgomery
Mendon
Missouri
Tlany Braden
Barsythe
Ralph Spaid
Derwent
Telward Knox
Ices Port
Baxter
Charles
Cambridge
A. Wallage
Charles Williee
Wheeline
Leona Chester
Nashville
Hanns
Tuber Crawford
O. W. McNutt
Taylorstown
James Criswell
J. W. Criswell
Aliee Moore
Buffalo
Pima
Mabel
Inex Frame
Lef
Job Clark
London
Ohio
Wm. Burt
Columbus
Washington
West
A. Klug
Nancy McQuaide
Clarence McQuaide
Guernsey County
Fair Ground
M. I. School
Buggy Auction Set for Cambridge Ohio Sale Day
The Cambridge Buggy Co announces the largest buggy sale in Ohio set for Thursday August 22 at 10 a.m. in Cambridge North 7th Street. Vehicles include phaetons wagons buckboards and buggies. Cash terms preferred with six percent interest on credit purchases. Auctioneers Ver Be Dollison and Ropbr Brelett listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cambridge
Cambridge Bugey Co
Lorsday
Ato
Eek Amy
Bugey Cots
Racine
North Tih St
KLIN
Welock
North 17Th St
Og!ambridge Buggy CO
Dollison
Ropbr Brelett
Warren
One of the Greatest Stock Shows at Wheeling Planned
The Wheeling stock show opens September 5 at the Wheels Ishind grounds with cattle sheep swine and prize lists. Organizers pledge records will be surpassed and promises evenings of electricity lighting and attractions making it a premier event for farmers subscribers and all stock enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Winda
Agi
Nok
Amy Lyeak
Tamer Anon Uy
Emle
Adv Jage
Emmy
War Eare
Frisco Harvest Brings Record Warmth and Granger Plans
Frisco notes the warmest harvest in 17 years with reduced showers and steady air. Grangers expect two plumes of activity this month as dates remain unsettled and one awaited event at the grounds tops interest. Nearby, Mrs Charley Moore dies after long illness, Charles B Murray seeks work, thrashing resumes, and Myrtle Garner travels to Harrison country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyounds
Charley Moore
Charles B. Murray
Empire Marble and Granite Works
Uhrightville
Myrtle Garner
Harrison Country
David Patton
Wi Johnson
Stanton Hall
Be Frazee Family Welcomes Two Sons in August 1901
Mr and Mrs Ed Frazee of Turner Avenue announce the birth of two sons on Tuesday August 136b 1901. The notice records a joyful family event with no further details about names or weights provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Frazee
Turner Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffersonian
D Aw
DR. U. C Purdum
New York
Aes
Jz Badin
Adam Ritter Hoge
Noel
S* Ohio
John J. Mitchell Co
Ohio Dental Company
Williams
M. W. von Scio
United Gas Co
Nash
National Glass Co
John Boyd
Woodsfield
Treat
Crawford
Lewisville
Howard Miller
Wina
Deadwood
South Dakota
J C. Trimble
James Allbritain
Margaret Allb Oritain
A. L. Chapman
Turkey
C. E. Sawyer
Clark Street
Woodrow
Pennsylvania
Cuyahoga Falls
Louis
Emporia
Sherman
Lakeville
John Sherman
Teachers’ Institute
Cambridge Central School
W. H. Venable
Cincinnati
GC. L. Cronebaugh
I. W. LaChat
Belmont Cronicle
Chicago
Arthur W. Brown
Europe
Brown
Berwick Hotel
D. N. Bay
Wa. B. Culbertson
Joseph Culbertson
Creighton
Charleston
Hugh Miller
South Side
Ctlbertson
Virginia
Fenny
U.P
Messrs
Burns Craig
Tissas Bessie Med
Abson
Mary Meemnes
W. N. Keil
Carrieson
Bodine
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Ireland
Germany
Marietta
Sth
6Th Street
Pugh
John Baker
M. P
Plainfield
Au Ife
Coshaeton County
Tis
Coburn
Caywood
Duke Deeren
McCabe
Caboose
Mr. Deeren
Jesse B. Melkinney
Milnersville
Mr. McKinney
James G. Farrar
Geo. W. Moore
J. W. Smallwood
James Kahn
Henry Hall
C.J. Bonnell
Henry Wall
J. Z. Pyle
John ‘I’. Dougherty
G.W. Moore
Labor Day
Eleventh Street
Steubenville
Lavorer
Milton Lions
Grant Black
E. W. Dilley
Mayor's
Greenwald Bros
Broom Business College
Cba
Dore P. Sonnell
Thade
Lola
Téeven
Teaven
Union Sunday
Pennsyt Company
Canbridge
Fountaing
Muskingua
Ten Conta
Dilley
W. L. Boden & Bro
Trenner & Stewart's
J. G. Ball
IE G L. Williams
Pioneer City
Additio
Cambridge Works
American Tin Plate Company
Improvement Company
NEW Glass Works
Court House
Sheet
Cambridge Improvement Co
R. ¥. Orme, Pres
Fred L. Rosemond
Mir
Unie
Gustav
Cheney, & CO
Frops
Toledo
Frisco
ODD Trousers
Yates
Ehothiers
HAT Department
Howard
Boonidge
Shelby
Percales
Berwick Aloce
S. A. Craig
West Lafayette College
Lafayette
Conraen
Sindy
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