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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
The Masonic Social Club convenes at the Temple on Wednesday night December 1 1909 with invited fraternal families. Music by Lucas and Jackson 8:30 to 12 promises a lively social gathering.
Mrs. Fred Branigar hosted a six o'clock dinner for friends. Mr Daniel O Conner of Newark and Miss Daisy L Smith of Quaker City wed Nov 25 1909 at the M BE church parsonage. They will reside at 174 West Main Newark O after a short visit with relatives.
County Commissioners Johnson Stone and Temple visited the Guernsey County Infirmary last week. Supt Gay Merry hosted them and praised the facility saying affairs have not been better in the past year. The stock drainage and buildings are in top condition and crops harvested. Paint and whitewash cover all institutions including stables now under competent inmate care.
Raymond Barnes aged about five at his father's Kimbolton home Sunday morning injured his right thumb playing with a grind stone. The injury was dressed at home by Dr. Cowden and later at Keenan's Hospital where Dr. Keenan hoped the thumb could be saved.
The Board of Education awarded two contracts at Monday evening’s meeting. Branthoover & Johnston Co. will furnish and install light fixtures in Brown High School’s assembly room halls and offices. Sam Doyle will remove a four ton safe from the Colonial Theatre Co. to the Brown Building. the bank safe cost originally $1700 and was bought for $150.
Mrs. Alice Barnett through Judge J. H. Mackey files a divorce suit in Common Pleas alleging three years of gross neglect of duty by husband George S. Barnett. She says they married May 29 1905 and that he could earn about 50 dollars monthly if he worked. She cites extreme cruelty and seeks alimony and child custody for their eighteen month old daughter.
The Princess offers three shows this week with singing and dancing by the Mack Boys, plus Millard the comedy juggler. New pictures include On Another Man's Pass, said to be worth admission. Shows are 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 tonight and Wednesday.
Walter Pedicord won the $2.50 gold prize offered by J L Gibbs for the highest two game average at Old Land Mark alleys last week. He scored 208 in the first game and 267 in the second, averaging 235 with eleven strikes in the second game.
George Daniels, a young boy, was brought in by Constable C R Corwin from Mayor W M Moser's court to await Probate court action in the Senecaville jail. He is alleged to be incorrigible.
Taylor Foster the boy who broke his right leg falling from a tree near his South Cambridge home while hunting a wasp nest was moved to the county infirmary Tuesday morning by infirmary directors. Miss Rosa Saad visited relatives in Zanesville Sunday. W. B. Scott of Caldwell and H. R. Hall of Coshocton were in the city on Tuesday on business. Attorney T. A. Bonnell was in Wheeling township for legal work Tuesday.
Mrs. E. J. Ford of Foster avenue is critically ill with little hope of recovery. Miss Mary Sand of Zanesville visits relatives here. J. K. Hammer of East Steubenville avenue was at Oldham's Station on business Tuesday. Hon. James Joyce returned Tuesday from Cumberland. W. P. Devore of North Seventh street left to visit his mother in New Lexington. John Guthrie of Cleveland, who has been visiting, returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Isaac Morris of Clay Avenue returned Monday evening from a visit with relatives and friends in Woodsfield.
The regular Modern Woodmen gathering Monday evening drew a large attendance. Nine candidates were initiated, marking a notable event for the local lodge.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Bond of North Ninth street have returned from a week's visit with friends in Scio and Mingo Junction, reflecting a brief travel stop and social visit in Ohio communities.
Miss Ethel Cunningham of New Rumley, guest of Rev. Slater's family, has returned home on Tuesday morning after a period with the household.
J. J. Hootman of Ashland county has finished his visit with Rev. Mr. Slater and his household and returned home.
Councilman-elect Minor Thorla of the Second Ward spent Tuesday morning with relatives in Noble county before resuming duties.
North Kessoe formerly with the Mc Clure House barber shop in Wheeling West Virginia has accepted a new position with J. W. Shively.
Miss Bessie Moore returns from Newcomerstown and accepts a position in the Bell Telephone office at the local area.
Mr and Mrs Lyman Kelley of Findlay avenue South Cambridge have returned after an extended visit with relatives and friends in Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Will Spring came home yesterday after spending several days in Pittsburg with Frank Moore and wife, the latter's brother.
Mrs. J. W. Campbell arrives home Monday evening after visiting her son Jos. Campbell in Joliet Illinois and is accompanied back by her son.
Mrs Jennie Henry and her Carnegie, Pennsylvania children visited Mr William Collins on North Seventh street during Thanksgiving and planned to return home Sunday.
All members are requested to attend the regular Cambridge R. of P lodge meeting Tuesday evening for nomination of officers and other important business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shaffer George Gorley Mrs. C. W. Decker and Mrs. J. H. Thacker went to Coshocton on Tuesday where they were called by the death of a relative.
Mrs John St John and her daughter Lorena of the Glass Plant Addition left Tuesday morning for Chesterton Indiana to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Bavery.
Mrs Mast of the Berwick Hotel was summoned to Sistersville West Virginia on Monday night by a telephone message reporting the serious illness of her mother Mrs Morrison.
A marriage license was issued on Tuesday to Robert Ross Hutton age nineteen and Miss Berenice Collins, both of Byesville. The groom’s father gave consent for the marriage.
W Price, a business visitor, arrives in Columbus for meetings and market discussions with local firms. He plans several firm visits and intends to explore investment opportunities during the stay.
Karl Stewart spent Sunday visiting friends in Columbus, engaging in social calls and returning home afterward.
Leesville entrepreneur T. H. Love came to the city on business Tuesday, meeting with local officials and inspecting current developments before returning home.
Mr and Mrs Chas Henriettta left this morning for their new home in Akron. The move marks a fresh start for the couple as they relocate their residence to the Ohio city.
Miss Anna Knouff accepts a position at the Craig store for the holiday period. The move signals seasonal staffing adjustments as customers prepare for festive shopping.
A daughter was born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burris of South Seventh Street. The announcement notes the newborn and family details.
Miss Sadie Secrest of Buffalo visits Miss Lillie Secrest of South Eleventh street as a guest.
Miss Helen Gregg returns to Columbus following a visit with Mrs. 8. Co. Carnes of the Craig building.
Miss Flo Smith returns to her home in Zanesville after a pleasant visit with friends in the city.
The Eliza B Wallace Missionary Circle will meet Friday evening at the home of Miss Edna Rittenhouse.
Mrs W L Stewart and her daughter Mary have returned home after visiting relatives in Mansfield.
Deputy Sheriff Berry and Humane Officer Albright were in Pleasant City on official business Tuesday morning. The incident involved routine duties and precautionary checks by local law enforcement and animal welfare staff.
Mr and Mrs Willard Watson and family of Rix Mills are visiting her mother Mrs Olive Little and family on North Eighth Street.
T. B. Brice of Shadyside, visiting his daughter Dr and Mrs Rowles on East Wheeling Avenue, returned home Monday.
Place your Christmas order early for engraved cards as procurement takes almost two weeks. See the different styles at the Jeffersonian office. Nov 29 tf ca.
The funeral for John F. Murray who died Saturday at his Cen ter township home was held Tuesday at 10 30 in St Benedicts Catholic church the Rev Father Wagner officiated and burial followed in Cal vary cemetery.
All bricklayers of Union No. 38 are asked to meet in their hall Wednesday evening December 1st. Ek M. Dilley, Sec.
Jury excused until next Monday and court Thursday noted in a local notice. The Cambridge Loan & Building Co. solicits readers to open an account now and invest money for four percent interest, signed by T. R. Deselm, secretary.
G H Morse of Morse Bros tailor shop in Marietta has gone to San Antonio for health reasons. He left six new suits at the branch on North Seventh Street in Cambridge, to be sold at about one half price.
Mrs. Fred Shaffer of East Gomber Avenue came home Monday night after visiting friends in Columbus.
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