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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
3
Patten and his brother have continued aggressive selling in December to keep corn prices down. The ongoing liquidation at rural markets has failed to curb the market, indicating a desperate battle against bulls in the corn trade.
Families from Cambridge Canton Cannonsburg Stockport and Williamstown share Christmas visits and greetings. Epworth League hosts a social at Eight A Clark’s while churches report well attended holiday services and festive decorations.
Vacation week announced for Antrim Our School. The item recalls a band concert on New Year’s Eve and places Miss Ora Stockdale in Cambridge for the holidays with Mrs. Ella Pulley visiting Grand Ridge and Kate English associated with the high.
Senecaville welcomes Fred Bond from Akron visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Bond. George and Harry McPeek of Homeworth visit friends while Jacob Hughes near here suffered a stroke last week. Mrs. Maggie Thomas of Cleveland visits ill mother Mrs. George Morrison. Dressmakers Misses Bell and Hattie Johnston travel from Columbus due to Borland Johnston’s illness. Caddie Saviers wed Everett Morton of Northville at Freeport on Christmas Eve. Mrs. Morton receives warm regard and wishes for a long, happy life.
Robert Baxter, member of the Lucas Orchestra, fell ill with appendicitis while playing at the Masonic Temple for a Phi Sig dance Monday evening. Dr. L. M. Ross treated him for about two hours before he was taken to his parents home on North Eighth Street. Baxter was reported better Tuesday morning.
The funeral for James Hutchinson who died at his Hopewell home on Sunday night will be held Wednesday at 10 o clock. His sons J. E. Hutchinson of McClure Ohio and Bert Hutchinson of Stark County cannot arrive until then.
All members are requested to attend the regular Cambridge K of P Lodge meeting this Tuesday evening due to important business.
Miss Claire Stockdale spent Sunday with friends in Caldwell. Sam Shattuck of New Concord visited friends in the city over Sunday. Miss Della Baumgartner left on Saturday for a week with her parents at Newark.
Paul Ferrer of South Cambridge will spend the holidays with relatives in Pittsburg Homestead and Crafton. Ralph Yeo who has been visiting his parents Dr and Mrs Yeo of North Sixth street returned to Cincinnati Sunday.
Miss Wanda Shilling of Newell West Virginia visits sister Mrs Charles Keifer in Kimbolton to call on relatives and friends during her trip.
Miss Gertrude Andrews who had been a guest of Miss Ethel Lingen felter over the past days returned to her home in Zanesville Monday noon.
Mr and Mrs John Jones of Canal Dover were guests of his parents Mr and Mrs A Jones on North Seventh street over Christmas day and Sunday.
The remains of Wm. H. Watkins who died at his home in Pleasant City were brought here Tuesday morning and taken to Murray City for interment.
Atkins the jewelers promote a complete selection of diamonds ready for purchase and offer easy viewing of the stock.
Mrs. Chas. Krigbaum and her daughter Maurine arrive from Marietta to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Wilson and family on East Gomber Avenue in Marietta.
The council grants a building permit to Frank B. Amos and receives the December Market Master report totaling eighty cents in receipts and salary. Market Master Alex Sarchet presents his resignation with the account book and badge, as a farewell from four years of service.
Homer Stoner of Norwich was in the city on Monday for business matters.
Mrs. Wm. Cooper visits Cumberland relatives and friends. Mrs. P. F. McCauley of Donwood W Va visits daughter Mrs. Edward Spaid in North Seventh street. Misses Louie Emma Moore and Wm. Crawford spend Sunday with Coal Ridge friends. H. Esley returns from Morristown. Miss Mabel Van Fossen Kimbolton spends Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mercer and daughter Mabel of Zanesville visit sister Mrs. Harvey Bagent on Dewey avenue.
Dr. H B Lowry from Senecaville visited the city on professional business Monday.
Walter P. Marion returned to this city Monday after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marion at Marietta.
Mr and Mrs Wm Krepps and their little son of Pittsburg who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T C Clark on North Sixth street returned home Monday.
Miss Minnie Bishard came back Monday morning after visiting relatives near Summerfield.
Ed Downey and his wife with children from Zanesville visited Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Judy at the National Hotel over Christmas Day and the following Sunday.
Milo Dunbar and Wm Harley of Canton spent Christmas with friends in Cambridge. The brief social note records their holiday visit and attendance at local gatherings.
James Lindsey, who spent Christmas with his father R W Lindsey, returned Monday morning to Lorain where he is employed.
Mr and Mrs Wm Baird and their son William are visiting friends in Cleveland, arriving to enjoy a stay with local acquaintances.
James McMahon of Niles spent a few days with his wife and children who were visiting her mother Mrs. Milton Turner on North Fourth street and has now returned home.
Charles McConnell and Horace Dewey of Ohio Wesleyan University are guests of Charles McConnell’s sister Mrs. Frank E. Collison and family on Highland Avenue in Delaware.
Misses Carrie and Emma Hixon of Athens visit their brother Dr. G. W. Hixon and wife on West Eighth Street as guests.
Miss Jennie Shroyer of Zanesville spent Christmas and Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Shroyer west of the city in the area west of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas McCracken of Akron are visiting Mrs. Chas Dollison and family on East Gomber Avenue, staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dollison.
Pittsburg markets show live stock receipts including 85 cattle loads with prices from 2.50 to 7.00 for different grades and 11 double deck sheep and lambs with prices up to 5.60. Hogs receipts of 40 double decks push prices up about 0.25 with prime heavy hogs at 8.75 and roughs down to 7.60. Poultry and eggs quoted with chicken, duck, turkey and egg prices at various marks. Herr's Island stock market notes mixed and slow for cattle.
Mr and Mrs John Phillips visited and spent Christmas with his mother Mrs Alfred Phillips of Zanesville. They attended a family reunion at her home reflecting a holiday gathering among relatives.
Miss Martha Baker aged forty five was found dead in her brother Fred Baker's Ithaca New York home. Authorities say grief over her father's death led to self strangulation using a telephone cord as a noose.
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