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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
3
Public sale at the late residence of Lizzie Lu Gadder in Love City Ohio on December 11 1908 commencing at 8 o clock. Household goods beds and bedding kitchen furniture utensils canned fruit butters and more to be auctioned per local notice.
A real estate sale is announced with sale to the highest bidder for cash only. The notice is issued by B. Clark, administrator, for a well-filled house property. Listed items and exact location are omitted in readable text. The date and full terms are not provided in the fragment.
Drs J E Secrest and H L Stewart, dentists, operate on the second floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge Ohio. Office phone 422 R. Notice dated November 23.8 tf.
At a Cambridge council meeting Lester Soule of Harris Air Pump Co. proposed locating water near Graves farm east of the city or west of the B& O tunnel, stating a drill depth under 125 feet could yield water for years. He cited success in several Ohio cities and offered contracts. The council deferred the matter to a special committee. The light bids plan requested 160 plus lights, 2000 candle power, all night operation, with certain sites lit free of charge, and an ordinance to solicit bids was ordered. Market activity included seven duplex homes permits and August 25 stands revenue. city borrowing authorized for 12000 to pave streets. salaries and ads approved. An alley vacation near Bryant Avenue was authorized pending funds for notices. City to supply material for Siegfried damage claim with Siegfried handling the work. Interurban streetcar franchise not discussed.
The funeral of Mrs. J C Miller, killed by a Pennsylvania train in Newark yesterday, will be held at her late home Thursday afternoon at 1 20 oclock. Mrs BE Miller of this city will attend.
On December 8 a Feast of the Immaculate was observed with special services this morning at 6 o'clock at the Catholic church in the city.
Dr. Harry Stewart rushed to his Winterset home due to his father’s pneumonia and his mother’s blood poisoning from a finger cut. The family faces a serious health emergency with both parents affected.
Mrs David Landman and her daughter Cloea are visiting Mrs George Masters of R. D. 8.
Miss Mattie Masters is spending the week with her relatives the Jordans in Marietta, sharing time with family in the Georgia town.
Entries include marriage licenses for A S Cramblett and Julia M Steele and for Alfred Sherrock and Rosa Sills. Lulu Phillips vs Oliver Phillips grants injunction. Cases include divorce actions Lulu Phillips v Oliver Phillips for extreme cruelty, Sarchet divorce granted with plaintiff to pay costs, and foreclosure in Bradford v Cornelius.
James Manielly, recently ordered by Judge J. M. McGinnis to pay $25 and serve ten days, was released after serving six days as the fine was cut to $10 and four jail days removed. He had faced alimony penalties from a divorce and alimony suit, with unpaid sums and alleged remarks in court.
Guernsey county commissioners met in session and reviewed road work in Oxford township. W H Young, promoter of an interurban railway, sought a franchise across part of the Children’s Home grounds and along East Eighth street. No action taken yet but officials likely to grant the franchise if time to build is reasonable. The board planned to reconvene Wednesday.
The B and O railroad company today installed a water meter on the line between the city water works and their large tanks near Union station. Previously a man measured engine water tanks at the station, a method unsatisfactory to city and railroad officials.
Clark Hargrove colored, fined five dollars and costs in Mayor Bradford's court for intoxication, unable to pay. Officer H M Meredith took him to the Zanesville work house this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Robert Snowball and their son Harold visited over Sunday with Clarence Murphy and family of Tenth street.
Mrs Watt Hutchison who had been in Keenan's hospital for a month was moved to her home Saturday.
Mrs Rev R A Elliott departed this morning to spend several days with friends in Pittsburg.
The report states that Master William Newberry, previously ill with scarlet fever, has recovered.
Miss Anna LT Eaton of Zanesville spent Sunday visiting Cambridge and Byesville, enjoying local sights and social engagements.
Abe Andrews was seen in Newcomers Town on business today.
A telegram reports the death of Clay Roberts of Clarksdale Mississippi from pneumonia. He had been in Cambridge with his mother Mrs. Tingle and his young son ten days ago to visit, then returned southward with his mother and child. He fell ill shortly after arrival in Clarksdale and died at his home. Mr. A H Tingle of West Steubenville avenue is his stepfather and left for Clarksdale on the afternoon train.
Widely praised folk remedy Root Juice is hailed for soothing and healing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Testimonies pour in from across the country as skeptics wonder why such a remedy was not found earlier. Brenan & Wilson advertise sale and urge visits to their Central National Bank and Postoffice Building locations.
One of the best vaudeville performances at the Princess theater tonight and tomorrow night featuring Peel and Francis with Irish singing dancing and monologue plus other acts. New moving pictures shown nightly with the film A Run away Mother-in-law for tonight presented by manager W A Taylor.
Pleasant City Ohio seeks 25 good men and 20 hustling handy workers with tools to build miners' houses at Little Kate Mine No 2. Inquire on site or contact foreman. Also several rental notices for four rooms, a small farm near Guernsey Mines, and address details.
Sixty six acre farm offered near the corporate limits of Senecaville. Contact Clara L. Weyer at 72 Wheeling Avenue Cambridge or at 320- 21 Hayden Clinton Building Columbus. Includes location details and contact options.
Mrs John Hamil and her young son from North Eleventh Street departed this morning for Pittsburg where their little daughter has been receiving hospital treatment. They plan to bring her home after her care.
Miss Estella Bell of New Concord returned home Monday after a brief disappearance reported Saturday. She learned a hue and cry had been raised for her whereabouts, explaining she visited a sister at Neff's Siding and had asked a friend to tell her father she would stay away that night.
In Guernsey County Ohio probate court the will of David McBride deceased Cambridge township is presented for admission to probate. The hearing is scheduled for December 15 1908 at 9 o clock a m before the court. Howard W Luccock seals the notice.
Warning against mercurial catarrh remedies and promotion of Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Internal medicine claiming to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by Druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
Mrs J M Clark and her son J B Clark and wife left this morning to visit relatives in Denison.
The Board of Education held a meeting with all members present except Dr Lowry and John O Carnes. They approved the usual bills and did not decide on closing public schools for Christmas holidays, planning a special meeting to fix the date.
In this ad Hood Brothers argue a pint of watered oysters costs 206 and a quart costs 40c, urging customers to buy Sealshipt solid oysters instead. Sealships claim fresher taste, no melted ice, steel containers with surrounding ice, and equal or greater quantity per pint.
An old advertisement praises Beautiful eyes and a handsome face as eloquent, claiming Rocky Mountain Tea brightens eyes. The copy notes 35 cents for tea or tablets and credits Brooks Sutton, druggist.
Novy notes Williams sells diamonds with a 10 percent profit and a large selection, contrasting other sellers that charge about 25 percent.
A druggist Brooks Sutton advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising a 16 pound gain after taking three packages for 35 cents.
Miss Mary Long returns to Caldwell after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Legge on Madison avenue in South Cambridge.
A reader reports their neighborhood grocer stocks Gold Medal Flour labeled for home bakers. The message notes the product is available under the store's shelves and invites customers to purchase.
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