Local Social Notes From Kimbole Still Readable
Henry Kerry of Canal Dover visits mother Mrs. Thomas Berry for a few days last week and hunts. James Ross of Cambridge visits his mother Mrs. John Ross on Thanksgiving. Daniel Graham and family join Mrs. Thame Berry for several days. Lafayette Davis of Columbus calls on old friends. Clint Temple travels to Cambridge on business. Mrs. Lena Danford of Cumberland visits her mother Mrs. Robert Britton for a week. Mrs. John Chambers attends Cambridge Thanksgiving dinner with Lloyd Lankhorn. Miss Tilla Miller of the Infirmary visits her father Eli Miller over Sunday. QC J Berry postmaster calls on his brother Joh Berry in Cambridge over Sunday. Charles Ross and wife visit sister Mrs. Tabitha Gibson in Cambridge Sunday. George Berry relocates to a pew house on his farm near town. Brewers family returns to Albion Pa after two weeks’ visit with uncle J. K. Thompson and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kerry
Canal Dover
Thomas Berry
James Ross
Cambridge
John Ross
Daniel Graham
John
Thame Berry
Lena Danford
Cumberland
Robert Britton
John Chambers
Lloyd Lankhorn
Tilla Miller
Eli Miller
Charles Ross
Tabitha Gibson
George Berry
J. K. Thomps
Albion
W. D. Phillips
Columbus
James Randall
W. C McKim and Family
Newcomerstown
M. W. McKim
Kimbolton
James McKkim’s
G. W. Kirkman
George
Litteton
W. Va
James M. Bell
Uhrichsville
Hr. E. Forney
Zanesville
Ephraim Sears
Parkersburg
Dr. Moore
Taylor
Mollie Neel
Caneen
James McKim
M. P
Guernsey County to Receive Sealed Bids for Project Bid Window
The Commissioners of Guernsey County Ohio will receive sealed bids at their office until a specified deadline for a county project. Bids must comply with submission requirements and be opened in the presence of county officials on the closing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
Byesville
Chapman Creek
J. T. Beggs
J. R. Smith
L. P. Moore
Dan R. Wallace
Chaptoan Creek
Cambridge Township
Cambridge and
Tresville
Nicholson and
Honpman
J.T. Beggs
R. Smith
Kidney Cure Ad Claims Hindipo for Nervous Troubles
Neilley & Co of Cambridge advertise Hindipo as a remedy for Bright's disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation and nervous troubles linked to kidney issues. The ad promises a cure or full refund if not satisfied and offers a 60 cent trial with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright’s
Neilley &Co
Cambri
Poaldivs
Middletown notes and social events on a November week
Jas W Long, a young merchant, was in Washington on business. U G Henderson and wife from Cambridge visited due to the illness of his mother. Brown offers a fine brick lot. Temple attended Washington on business. Davis and wife visiting at New Matamoras. J W Bryant at toll gate during Davis absence. C E Moore at Canal Dover teachers’ meeting. Pie social and singing Friday night. Literary events at Sand Hill and Center on 13 and 15. Mrs Crofine Rendure and Daisy visiting London. Hulda and Margaret Garrett and others from Winterset visit Thanksgiving. Chas Heagar and Mary Corbin from Barnesville hunted with J A Scott, a noted skunk hunter. Bridgewater literary on Nov 2 debated emigration policy. Auto electric line mentioned. anticipation of its arrival. Ankrom’s feed mill operates Tuesdays and Fridays. Lakes store offers highest prices for hides and old rubber. Wm Soli unable to reach farm north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Temple
Washington
Davis
Wife
New Matamoras
J. W. Bryant
Mr. Davis
Hulda
Margaret Garrett
C G. Temple
Bere
E. L. Ankrom
Wm. Soli
Pleasant Valley Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Times Guthrie spent several days with his brother John Guthrie in Westland township. Mrs Sadie Stewart and son William visit relatives in Jefferson county. Mrs Craig Anderson and two children went to stay with her parents near Birmingham. Mr and Mrs W H Boyd spent Thanksgiving with I C Nelson near Indian Camp. Mrs C E Alloway and two children from Newark visited her mother Mrs Sarah Gauley. Mr and Mrs J H Marling and daughter Lucie visited relatives near Guernsey. Earl Moore of Cambridge stayed with his uncle T A Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Guthrie
John Guthrie
Westland Township
Craig Anderson
Bair
Birmingham
W. H. Boyd
I. C. Nelson
Indian Camp
C. E. Alloway
Newark
Sarah Gauley
J. H. Marling
Lucie
Guernsey
Earl Moore
Cambridge
TA. Moore
Scott's Emulsion trade mark and cod liver oil value
The image of the man and fish is linked with Scott's Emulsion as a symbol of strength and purity. It is sold worldwide and valued for nourishing cod liver oil, providing full benefits without the fishy taste. The product is promoted for weak and wasting individuals, especially children and delicate people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott’s
Scott's
Scott
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Fast Headache Relief
A Detroit reader testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief from nervous and sick headaches without habit forming effects or stomach upset. The ad claims pills soothe over taxed brain nerves, require no opium or narcotics, and guarantee benefit with the first package or money returned. 25 doses cost 25 cents from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Karl
Detroit
Mich
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Sugar Tree Local Notes On Thanksgiving Week
Dr G W Reelhorn and wife return to Kirkersville from Thanksgiving visit. Howard Johnston attends sister Nora Smith’s funeral in Summit County. D S Patton and wife of Cambridge visit for Nora Smith’s funeral and family matters. Len McCleary from Mineral City spends Thanksgiving with P L Adams family. W B McCormick and cousin Bess Morrow visit C G McCormick near Odell and dine with family. they return to work in Cambridge. Mrs Rebecca Edenburn returns from Columbus to Milversville area with son Elmer. Local farmers tracked up fruit trees at a nursery only for the purser to have dug up and discarded trees. A suggestion to W and J to travel south to Midway. Guernsey County advised for fruit tree needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Patton
Cambridge
Nora Smith
Elroy
Clyde McKahan
Licking County
Len McCleary
Mineral City
Old Farm
P. L. Adams
W. B. McCormick
Bess Morrow
C. G. McCormick
Odell
Rebecca Edenburn
Midway
Porth
Guernsey County
Birds Run wedding ties Plainfield families
John Phillips visits at Birds Run while John E Johnson and wife visit their son Frank. J W Evans and family move to L D Carruthers property. Mack Miskimons starts western trip. Local dinner guests include Jacob Stephen and wife and others. Mary Lawrence marries Wesley Brower on November 30 1905 at Birds Run with guests from Collas is Carbuck Ill and Brady Oh. Wedding gifts noted. community offers best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Johnson
Frank
J. W. Evans
Familly
L. D. Carruther
Charles Lyons
Mack Miskimons
Newton Lawrence
Birds Run
Mary
Wesley Brower
Brady, O
Mr. Thompson
The
Baptist Church
W. J. Thompson
Bertha Patterson
Gilbert Lawrence
Collas
J. Henshaw
Carbuck
Farmers' Telephone line project progresses toward completion
In Birmingham and Newton, the Farmers' Telephone Company aims to finish their line this week. Burglars stole about $18 in change and cigars from William Severns' store. they escaped. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fordyce died. burial was at Hopswell cemetery. Samuel Speck and Miss Lelia Wallace wed at the bride's home last Wednesday. the unicorn dinner followed. Harlen Tobin traveled to Cambridge. locals attended the Newtown quarterly meeting. Brent Hollingsworth joined the nightcap at No. 2 schoolhouse. A telephone meeting was held Saturday night. Fred Hollingsworth and bride returned from Michigan. Postmaster Fenton Bagley of Zanesville is hospitalized with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Severns
Melvin Fordyce
Hopswell
Samuel Speck
Thislace
Lelia Wallace
Kimbolton
Speck
Harlen Tobin
Cambridge
Newtown
Fred Hollingsworth
Michigan
Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits in North Salem
North Salem residents welcomed visitors from Columbus Cam bridge Newcomerstown Kimbolton and Uhrichsville during Thanksgiving week. Local doctors treated Mollie Neel for suspected appendicitis with no operation needed and Mrs James McKim improved after a sudden illness. The M P church weedling series concluded with four new members joining this week.
Local Notices From Kimbolion K D No 1
John Hicks of Cambridge visited his sister Mrs Harlen Boothe last Tuesday. Mrs John Anderson spent two weeks with her parents L Mathews and wife. Irwin Moore stayed with his parents over Sunday. Charles Mathers visited Dennison with Mrs Martha Puingard. Harriet Miller, formerly of this route, was ill at her Cambridge home. Howard Mathews, cutting timber for J K Gregg near North Salem, was home over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hicks
Cambridge
Harlen Boothe
John Anderson
L. Mathews
Irwin Moore
Charles Mathers
Dennison
Martha Puingard Sale
Harriet Miller
Howard Mathews
J. K. Gregg
North Salem
Baby Eczema Cured by Cuticura Treatment
A six week old baby suffered thick scaly scalp with hair loss from eczema. After failure with prescribed ointment, Cuticura Soup and Ointment, warm water washing and combing removed scales and hair grew back. Now a year and a half old, no eczema remains. Mrs. C. W. Burges Bridgeport Conn Feb 21 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burges
Tranistan Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Cure Permanent Through Cuticura Remedies Ad 1903
Mrs Burges writes on February 28, 1903 praising Cuticura for curing her baby's severe head eczema. The note extols instant relief, better sleep, and a clean scalp after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The advertisement touts Cuticura as a universal skin cure for infants, children, and adults, with claims of speed, economy, and superior emollients. It promotes various Cuticura products and asks readers to send for “The Humour.”
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Richter
AD. Richter & CO
Pearl Street, New York
Lafayette Davis
Clint Temple
J. Berry
Joh Berry
Stone and Concrete
Middletown
Jas, W. Long
U. G. Henderson
Brown
C. E. Moore
Teachers’ Association
Sand Hill
Center
Crofine Rendure
Daisy
London
Bridgewater
U. S
R. T. Lake
J. N. Carter
Roscoe Robinson
Rae Coleman
Pleasant Valley
Sadie Stewart
William
Jefferson County
Dee Sap
Gcott & Bowne
Chemiers
Sugar Tree
G. W. Reelhorn
Kirkersville
Howard Johnston
Summit County
Reys
Humph Witch Hazel Owl
Hedteine Ge
Cor Wilttem
John 1
Strauts
New York
Humphreys
Humphrays’ Med
William & John Sts
Florida
California
Adirondacks
Kemp
Balsam
Asc
Soc
Villiers
Williams
Peery
Mallon
Williams Megoo
ELAND
Ogier
Ted
Droe
M. E. Barker
Eagle
Henry UO
Hollingsworth
Kirks- Ml. Ks
Swanson
S. . Bland
Brewton
Gates
Fancock
Minn
Rhopa Vyarror
Lake
P.G. Capper
Letts
Ind
Til
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co
Chicago
John Phillips
Plainfield
Jacob Stephen
Frank Johnson
Downard Whitls
George Stephen
Mildred
George Cosby
J.H. Dull
Lyda Carmack
Ruth
Philadelphia
Jot Forney
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Newton
Brent Hollingsworth
Washington Township
Fenton Bagley
Kimbolion K. D. No
Baby
Ely
Dreesgis
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Adies
Speedy
Sor
Carnanco
Lafranco
Vitadaone Ee
Nual Bargain Sale
Young Mens
Lone Coate
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