Revival closes at Rocky Fork with local ailments update
Kimboldon R D No 2 reports revival meetings ended Friday night at Rocky Fork with two versions. The Grimes girl previously said to have typhical fever is not ill with that disease and may attend school. Seminary teacher Leslie Arneal closed school Wednesday due to bronchial trouble. Nazer Stiers has dropsy. Miss Molly Neel improving. Mrs. Margaret Shaw ill with neuralgia and other ailments. Ben Shaw bought Nazer Stires' gray mare last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Fork
Grimes
Leslie Arneal
Molly Neel
Margaret Shaw
Ben Shaw
Cambridge Ordinance Approves Street Opening Property
Ordinance No 632 of Cambridge Ohio authorizes appropriating three described parcels on Beatty Avenue for a street opening. It directs the city solicitor to seek court action to appraise compensation and funds the costs from bond proceeds. The measure, adopted December 4 1905, names Jonn S Schick John O Duniver and Frank R Smith as property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Beatty Avenue
Gallup
Jonn 8. Schick
Lotlin Gallup
John O. Duniver
Lotha Gallop
Frank R. Smith
T. Cook
B. Chambres
J. W. Smallwood
Cambridge Ohio regulates sidewalks in Ordinance 621
Ordinance 621 enacts strict sidewalk construction rules for Cambridge Ohio. It requires concrete sidewalks laid to the City Engineer plans with specific width minimums for business fronts and other streets, allowing crosswalks of vitrified brick. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars. Passed October 2 1905, attested December 20 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Office of
Board of Public Service
Jess
T. E Cook
B. Chambers
Local Social Ties Flourish With Cambridge Visits
SENECAVILLE residents and neighboring towns reported visitors and guests from Cambridge, Newark, Pueblo, Lore City, and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Arimintha Campbell Mrs Jane Milley Mrs C B Shear and Mrs Adelaide Saltsgaver, with receptions and multiple social calls noted.
G A R Appointments In Ohio Named
Washington Dec 18 Corporal Tanner commander in chief of the G A R announces the appointment of P B Beaker of Post 350 Cleveland as Assistant Inspector General for Ohio and names Ohio aides de camps J D Barter Columbus B H Milika Washington G H Wm F Wilson Edison L C Cutter Marietta A A Taylor Cambridge D S Wilder Columbus Alexander S Oliver Soldiers and Sailors Home Erie county John T Booth Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Corporal Tanner
P. §. Beaker
Post 350
Cleveland
Ohio
J. D. Barter
Columbus
B. H. Milika
G. H
Wm. F. Wilson
Edison
Cambridge
D. S. Wilder
Alexander S. Oliver
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie County
John T. Booth
Cincinnati
Odell News Highlights Local Civic and Social Happenings
Children recovering from whooping cough. Mrs Tirzon McCormick ill with grip. Prof Ira Kennedy buys a mandolin for Odell string orchestra. F R Lanning returns to Cairo WV to resume oil work. Farmers near Odell to Milnersville form a telephone line company. poles to go up this week. J W Taylor extends line to residence. phone to be published. Residents attend Rocky Fork pre proceed meeting. Fifty guests dance at Geo C Lanning’s home. Osell string band plays. O B Lanning decorates store for Christmas and fireworks, inviting Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Odell
Cambridge
Rocky Fork
Geo. C. Lanning
Osell
O. B. Lanning
Las Brs
Santa Clausj
Middletown News and Local Notes
Piel markets butter at 20c and eggs at 25c. An entertainment treat will be at M E church. J B Scott and daughter Lizzie of New Caledonia visit. Scott formerly lived here. Mrs Scott died last summer. Nettie Nichols called to Parlet home due to illness of her mother. Some neighbors attended a Quaker City lecture on the 16th and found it fine. Literary at Pleasant Hill on the 27th. Emmet Stockdale in New Mexico for health. not improving, regarded as declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Scott
Lizzie
New Caledonia
Scott
Marion County
Mrs. Scott
Nettie Nichols
J. W. Parlet
Quaker City
Pleasant Hill
Emmet C. Stockdale
New Mexico
Emmet
All Run Down Condition Needs Fat Diet Remedy Opinion
Expression notes common run down state and organic trouble. Suggests concentrated fat food to enrich blood and tone system and asks for medical opinion.
Local Notes From Guernsey Area Protracted Meeting and Visits
Birds Run community reports several attend the protracted meeting in Guernsey this week. Local merchant L D Carruthers visits Lorain for a few days. O Jacob Stephens suffers asthma and heart trouble. Mrs. William Little travels to Columbus for husband Will Lattle in hospital. Mrs. Sloper returns from three weeks with brother in Kansas after a stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Jacob Stephens
William Little
Columbus
Will Lattle
Mrs. Sloper
Kansas
Scott's Emulsion Promises Nourishment for the Weak
An advertisement urges readers to try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as ideal nourishment for run down or emaciated individuals and especially suitable for delicate children and pale anaemic girls, with a free sample offered.
Cumberland News Briefs This Week
The Cumberland column reports a birth, a home return, and several community updates. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W M Cre on Monday December 11. Mrs. William Killbreath and sons returned to their Derwent home. The third number of the lecture course is set for Monday evening February 1. The C P C F Society plans a gang service in church next Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Nelson visit their son Marion in Columbus. Mrs. Charlie Findley traveled to Derby Iowa last Tuesday for her father’s illness. Elizabeth Nelson’s friends hosted a surprise shower on Sunday in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Creei
William Killbreath
Sins
Derwent
C. P C. F. Society
Owen Nelson
Marion
Columbus
Charlie Findley
Derby
Iowa
Cured by Cuticura in One Month
A mother details a baby's eczema cure in one month using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After a doctor’s treatment failed, bathing with the Soap and applying the Ointment eased sores, itching, and sleepless nights, with a full recovery in four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Mary Sanders
Spring St
Camden
N.J
Cuticura Soap
Putter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boon
Senecaville Annexation Petition Before Guernsey County Board
At a December 1905 session the Guernsey County Board of Commissioners reviewed a petition from Senecaville Village, through agent R. J. Hale, seeking annexation of land outside current limits. The board set February 7, 1906, at 9 a.m. in the Cambridge courthouse for a hearing on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Guernsey
State of
Ohio
Senecavile
P. Hale
Guernsey County
Guernsey and
Noble Counties
Tange
Hale
Beard
Cambridge
Pee
R. J. Hale
Senecaville
It Costs Nothing It Costs Nothing Heart Cure Ad
An advertisement urges readers to test for heart weakness with Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. It cites a personal testimonial from Mrs Willie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio claiming relief after using the products and notes a refund guarantee from Miles Medical Co Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Abdical Co
Exerton
Nils Fuart
Willie Thomas
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Antrim Notes Mention Local Visits and Events
Milnerville resident Miss Mary S Moore visited here last week. Caldwell and Swife called on friends near Brady. Mrs John Downard remains ill. Rev Ethywrenca engaged in preaching in Cutler. Jake Clarry moved to Bedford to work in a steel plant. Mrs Saviers of Tondonderyye visits daughter Mrs J Longsworth. Chas Fhipps and wife returned to Dayton after two weeks with friends. Bell bought the Me- Peek property from Dr Stout of Middlebourne. Florence Stevens hosted a party of young people Thatcher home last Thursday. Merchants J B Tuttle and Fea urge calling before buying gifts. Money raised to secure railroad right of way along Old Calico line. Third lecture in the course features Col John Sobijeski at Presbyterian church on Thursday evening Dec 21. Notable chance to hear a leading American platform lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wilson
Middleburg
Noble County
Ross Sullivan
James Strong
Newark
Mars
Ross Millhoue
Cambridge
M. R. Perry
A. B. Ferguson
Geo. W. Brokaw
Pueblo
Col
O. R. Taylor
Pleasant City
Buoroworth
Bower
M. R. Morris
Eyesvile
Merida
Miss
Eva Hale
Hubert Brumley
Hubert
Colo
Carrie Thompson
Lore i City
Ella Adduddle
Pittsburg
C. J. Spaid
Mary S Moore
Milnerville
Caldwell S
Swife
Brady
John Downard
Wr. Hewitt
Gutgihek
V. Ethywrenca
Nitses Bell
Dr. Stout
Middlebourne
Florence Stevens
Thatcher
A.C. St. Clair
Alex“"Stockdale
Frank Hope
O. C. Little
J. B. Tuttle
Fea
Calico
John Sobijeski
Presbyterian Church
America
Local Notes From Kimbolton And Cambridge Districts
O J Berry travels through Byesville a few days on business. Professor Bonnell and family visit Cambridge for work. Walter Fowler visits his father Frank over the weekend. Samuel A Gibgon spent last Saturday in Cambridge on business. Mrs Annie Chambers and others attended a carpet sewing bee and reported a pleasant time. James McMullen visited Cambridge and brought home Christmas gifts. Clint Temple checked in at Cambridge for business left at Clio. J Sherman Johnson weds Delia Gaz at M E church in Birds Run. Winey Caruther weds Etta Phelps at U P Church in Kimbolton. El Milier is ill. Charley Chambers child ill with pneumonia. Died Dec 15 pneumonia two children of Walter and Mrs Kennedy R1D No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Berry
Byesville
Professor Bonnell
Rolia
Cambridge
Walter Fowler
G.&m.r.b
Frank Fowler
Samuel A. Gibgon
Annie Chambers
Mai Temple
Susie Gibson
Howard Satchet
James McMullen
Clint Temple
Clio
H. W. Stewart
J. Sherman Johnson
Della Gaz
Birds Run
U.P. Isenage
Dicky
Winey Caruther
Etta Phelps
Kimbolton
el Milier
Charley Chambers
Walter Kennedy
Quaker City Re D 4 Percent and Local Visits
Mrs L D Heade of Cambridge visited relatives in Quaker City with Baker Barton and Wm Ty Friday and Saturday Albertmith and wife Lave moved to L D Heades farm A literary society and debate was held at Center schoolhouse on Friday night The question discussed was Resolved that the Press is a wholesome educator Affirmative Alfred Carter and Ellis Moore negative J W Berry and Roscoe Robinsons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Moorhead
J. P. Mahaffey
Cambridge Herald
Joe Calvert
O. M. Spaid
Buffalo
Hattie Davidson
Love City
Frank Morrison
Della Moser
Isaac Ankinshay
Howard Millbone
Ross
Jas. Ward
W. A
L. D. Heade
Cambridg
Baker Barton
Wm. Ty
Albertmith
Lave
Center Schoolhouse
Alfred, Carter
Ellis Moore
J. W. Berry
Roscoe Robinsons
Christmas actions and local figures adorn Pleasant Hill area
The piece notes a healthful sentiment from the community, Daisy Barton of Barnesville visiting near Fairview, a Fletcher church Christmas tree and treat planned, and Quaker City plans a $30,000 school building funded by Senator N B Scott. The memorial aims to elevate the town’s prominence and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Barton
Barnesville
Fairview
Fletcher Church
Knob schoolhouse to host Dec. 22 literary social
Kimbolton R. No. 4 residents and Cambridge callers figure in a local social note. Multiple visits surface Dor a week with Milnersville and Freeport neighbors. E D Shively of Cambridge Realty Co. sold two of three lots on North 10th Street to Isaac Hyde and Wilmer Shuman. private consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Shively
Cambridge Realstate Co
McFarland
North 10Th Street
Isaac Hyde
Wilmer Shuman
Deans Kidney Pills Prove Merit Through Local Testimonials
Cambridge residents report relief from kidney trouble after using Deans Kidney Pills. Mrs. McDonald of Cambridge recalls recommending the remedy in 1896 and says she has not suffered back pain or kidney issues since. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Deans and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
F. McDonald
Steubenville Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Pame
Humphreys’ Medicine Price Notice From New York Ad
An old advertisement fragment notes Humphreys’ We each Sable Case Ten Specifics by Bursphreye Medicine Co of New York. It mentions price in pounds and shillings, prepaid order options, and a door mail free offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursphreye’ Medicine Co
Wiliam Aul
John ‘Eneta
New York
Sale of Cambridge Ohio Sewer Bonds Notice
Sealed bids for 9%6, 011.60 special assessment sewer bonds of Cambridge Ohio will be received until noon January 1 1906 at the Auditor's Office. Bonds pay 5 percent interest annually and are issued to fund sewer construction with amounts set for Foster avenue North Eighth street Gomber avenue North 5th street North 4th street and Gayfield avenue. Highest bid above par plus accrued interest to delivery date. City may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Foster Avenue
Seventh Street
Second Street
North Eighth Street
Gomber Avenue
7Th
8Th Streets
North 5Th Street
North 4Th Street
Gayfield Avenue
Ninth Street
North 6Th Street
Hyaté Avenue
Cities of
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Jane Milley
Shear
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Len Moore
L. H. Houseman
Blanche Golf
Little Son
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Geo. E. Anderson
Cumberland
Middletown
M. E. Church
K Kennedy
W. J. Thompson
F. A. Johnson and Family
L. D. Carruthers
Lorain
W. E. Johnson
Newcomerstown
John Ingram
Evan Togram
Emma Johnson
Frank Baker
Otsego
Eppa Worthing
Ben and
Stella Clemens
W. FE. Johnson
Family Sun
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Will Brower
James Welker
Henry Harbord
James Wilson
Saturn
Marshal Addy
Marle Ingram
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Emerson
Scott & Bowne
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St. and
Fred L. Rosamonds
Atty. der
Feur
Antrim
Quaker City RE. D
N. B. Scott
Kimbolton R
Lyaia Wood
Milnersville
David Dugan
Thenas
Mary Moore
Eva Ripley
Freeport R. Db
Daisy
Nettie Parker
Martin Smith
R. D
Jennings Parker
Hattie McCullough
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Tueday
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Daisy Parker
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Charlie Parker
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J. B
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Injartos
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