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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
6
The Naps swept three straight at Hannan alleys last night over the White Sox. Henderson led with a 211 in the second game, the only 200+ mark of the night. Tigers and Cubs also scheduled to replay postponed games this week or next.
The Al G Field Greater Minstrels perform at the Colonial Theatre Wednesday night. Tickets are on sale at Temple Pharmacy.
In a High School Athletic Association meeting the decision was made to field a basketball team this year but schedule no home games in Cambridge. All away dates only with class teams practicing at the Carlisle building. The cost of Hammond's Hall makes home games impractical. despite the handicap, a good team is hoped for next year when a new floor will enable regular practice and better games.
Universal claim that Al G Field’s Greater Minstrel Organization presents the most original minstrel effort. The season combines black and white face acts with lavish scenery in a greenhouse setting. Electric fountains and colored lighting enhance a harmonious stage, while singers and dancers captivate audiences.
A February 14 1865 letter from Huntsville Alabama lists casualties of Company B from May 31 1864 through December 1864. Names include Joseph A. Martin George W. McClelland James L. Moore James W Brown Vincent H Eakin James Reed many others with wounds amputations and deaths at Resaca New Hope Kenesaw Atlanta Nashville and Lost in action notes. Signed G H Stottlemire.
Charles Taylor of Zanesville visited his parents on Route 2 over Sunday and returned with his sister Jennie. Tom Reynolds visited friends in Zanesville. W R Browning of Zanesville was in the city on business Monday. Vivian Dilley returned from Maple Knoll with Lucile Carlisle visiting for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Jones of Canal Dover visited family on North Seventh Street. L K Hill Req of Senecaville was in town Monday. Earnest Palmer of Barnesville spent Sunday in Cansbridge. Magnetic Springs sees Mrs O V Wells under treatment. Wheeling slot machines are supposed to have quit business December 1.
A home remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble is being promoted in newspapers across cities. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla with a dove as a daily dose after meals and at night. Practitioners claim it cleanses the kidneys and relieves backache and urinary symptoms.
Miller Chambers returns to his delivery wagon at Guernsey Steem Laundry. Rev Henry H Bawden and wife visit Second Baptist church families with cabinet photos. Mr and Mrs Arthur McKee of Zanesville stay with Mr and Mrs Wheeler on Wilson Avenue. Samuel Hayes and family return from Highland Avenue after illness and death of Mrs Hayes sister Miss Ethel Shipe in Barnesville.
Quaker City residents report changes and visits including Miss Spence’s illness at Valley school. Ambrose Jeffers moves to Temperanceville while Wm Sayres relocates near Fairview. Miss Edith Shipe of Barnesville, formerly of the area, is buried at Pisgah church after dying of peritonitis and appendicitis a month after Mrs. Luther Shipe.
Senecaville A C Logan of Cambridge visited Friday night. J W Daniel and Tine Gardner were at Cumberland Friday night. D G Secrest visited Buffalo over Sunday. Mrs Ret Meighen and son of Op perman visited Saturday. John Fred and sister Mary Millhone Lulu Wilson J D Moorhead W O Moore and J W Daniels and son Ross were at Cambridge Saturday. J D Moore of Kimbolton helped surprise his son W O Moore Saturday night. Mrs W O Moore and teachers surprised W O Moore for his birthday. A fine oak rocker was given and a pleasant time with lunch.
Port Ke Gibson the contractor awarded the contract for sanitary sewers on Wall and Highland avenues expects to begin work on Wall avenue Wednesday morning.
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