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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
7
A village column lists residents visiting relatives and friends from Cambridge, Pleasant City, Quaker City, Marietta, and Cincinnati area towns. There are hospitalities at Davis jewelry and Kuhn house, a Christmas Eve event, a chicken supper fundraiser, and a home talent play for the school library. Merle Lester ill with croup and a near fire incident at William Haines's property are noted.
Quaker City residents visit Bailey's Mills for a Sunday gathering. A Friday basketball game features Senecaville against local Independents. Rev W G Walters spoke at the M E church promoting the Anti Saloon League. Weldon McBurney travels to Pittsburg to visit relatives. The Modern Priscilla club met at Mrs E Floyd's East Broadway home with fancy work and refreshments.
Love City Mrs John Barton shopped in Cambridge Tuesday. Mrs John Stane and Miss Jeanette Kuhn were in Cambridge Wednesday. Mrs Henrietta Bird visited relatives in Cambridge Thursday. Mr and Mrs R R Wilson visited Mineral Siding and were joined home by sister Miss Bertha Wilson. Mrs Gus Taylor and Mrs Homer Dugan shopped in Cambridge Friday. Mr and Mrs Robi Lowry were at Cambridge Saturday. L L Young of Washington was in town on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Law visited her mother in Washington Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ruth Leeper of Senecaville visited Sunday with Clarence Floyd. Mrs Rachel Robison and Elmer Waxler of Chandlersville visit Clifford Robison's. Mr and Mrs Geo Toland and
Middlebourne residents visit relatives in Washington Quaker City Cambridge and Columbus area. Several locals travel for business and social calls including Debolt, Long, Bendure, Parlet, Hamilton and Moore. A pie social is planned at No 6 Schoolhouse next Friday evening.
Derwent and Ira Cooper shopped in Byesville Monday. Sam Secrest visited his uncle Wilbur Gregg in Ireland neighborhood. Mrs George Nicholson and daughters Sherma and Flossie Lewis called on friends in Byesville Friday. Mrs Shay Dickerson returned Saturday from a visit to her uncle Dewitt Riggs in Mt Ephraim. Mrs Dave Ellis and son Herbert visited her parents Lon and wife in Byesville over Sunday. W L McCaulley family spent Sunday with sister in law Oscar Davis and Ed Broom hosted for Sunday dinner. Mrs Mason and Mrs Will Holdren shopped Cambridge Saturday. Belle McPeek returned Saturday from Blairsburg Iowa after two months. Harry Harper and son Lawrence visited sister Maggie Hill in Cambridge for a few days. Fay Dickerson was transacting...
Harmony Hair Beautifier promises glossy silky hair with a dainty rose fragrance and easy application. Harmony Shampoo provides quick cleansing with a rich lather and no harshness, both sold at The Rexall Store with a money back guarantee.
Harry Potts of Byesville visited Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson. Miss Fonda Morrison of Cambridge led her sister Mrs. Pearl Saltz. Miss Mira Roller spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roller. Miss Corda Young shopped at Pleasant City Saturday.
Readers learn of a claimed universal cure for catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure. It is sold by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and is said to work by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 to any case it cannot cure, and urges testimonials. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
B. O. detective George Johnson from Bellaire traveled to the city on official business.
An aged ad from H E Bucklen & Co promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation with claims of clearing headaches and digestive issues. It cites 25c price and mail order from Philadelphia and St Louis. A customer letter extols Dr King’s New Discovery for croup and colds priced 50c and 1.00.
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson Eczema Ointment cures itching burning eczema fetter and skin eruptions. George W Fitch of Mendota Illinois testifies he suffered since the civil war and found no relief from other doctors until one box of Hobson’s Ointment. The ad guarantees money back if not helped and lists Pfeiffer Chemical Co as sellers. Miss Doris Davis returns home from Cambridge R D 5.
Stomach liver and kidney troubles and weak nerves vanish with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma says the remedy lifted her from sickness and suffering. The ad claims the product helps thousands and guarantees every bottle. Available at all druggists for 50 cents or 1 dollar from H E Bucklen & Co.
An early health note warns that stomach acidity injures lining and causes most stomach trouble. It advocates neutralizing acid with bisulated magnesia after meals and claims this prevents fermentation and allows normal eating with a simple antacid readily available from druggists.
The common pleas court will not convene until Saturday when Judge McGinnis will issue rulings in several cases. Plaintiffs include John Regens suing National Coal Co. for 2000 dollars over injuries at the Minnehaha mine on August 3 1913. Valley township residents seek a new Buffalo Special School District with hearing date pending before Judge Dyson.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hiel of Wheeling were guests of their daughter Mrs Paul Cain and family on North 7th Street over Sunday.
Raymond Secrest of Byesville hosted guests from Freeport who were in town Sunday to visit and share time with local friends.
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