Local Notices and Social News From Winterset Area
Miss Bernice Lindsey visits Miss Bessie George. Protracted meeting ends with nine converts. Alexis Mercer of Cambridge spends week with uncle James Linsey and family. Joe Berstier returns from Antrim work. Mr and Mrs Frank Berstler return home after visit with Barnesville relatives. Annie Bonnell and Eula Nicholson wed at bride’s home in presence of relatives. Orville Garrel loses a cow west of town. Wedding anticipated soon for Clare Lindsey. Edgar Rankin of Brady visits. Master Georgie Fairchild visits with grandfather Ben Ford near Washington. Bernice Lindsey visits with Nette Parker R D 1 Winterset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Mercer
Cambridge
Unocle
James Linsey
Joe Berstier
Antrim
Frank Berstler
Barnesville
Annie Bonnell
Eula Nicholson
Georgie Fairchild
Near Washingwn
Ben. Ford
Bernice Lindsey
Nette Parker
Winterset R. D. 1
Local Residents Attend Travel and Family Visits
Birds Run Mrs J H Dull spent Thursday and Friday with daughter Mrs Ola Porterfield in Coshocton. W E Johnson was in Newcomerstown on business. Ed Sherrard and Miss Laura Stephen of Stone Creek visited relatives there last week. Mrs Hattie Sigman of Nebraska visits her father Ed Williams and relatives. Davy Jones spent Tuesday with brother John near Zanesville. A M Dull in Guernsey Thursday. Mrs Ross Gibson of Cambridge visited brother George Wilson Route 1. F A Johnson and wife visited the mother Mrs Jacob Stephen. John Hosselt and wife visited sister Mrs Henry Miller Friday. Harry Henry of Coshocton visits Prof J H Dull. Lloyd Adams of nds Sande spent Saturday evening and Sunday with BE Johnson and Jamie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dull
Ola Porterfield
Coshocton
Ed. Sherrard
Laura Stephen
Stone Creek
Hattie Sigman
Nebraska
Ed. Williams
Davy Jones
John
Zanesville
A. M. Dull
Guernsey
Ross Gibson
Cambridge
George Wilson
F. A. Johnson
Jacob Stephen
John Hosselt
Henry Miller
Harry Henry
Coshicton
J. Hf. Dull
Lloyd Adams
Nds Sande
BE. Johnson
Jami
Local Notices From Senecaville Include Births, Deaths, Visits
Senecaville J. T. Day of Columbus attends farm interests. The infant of Wm. Yawand ee is buried at Mt. Zion. The Edsall company performed thrice and a matinee Saturday. R. L. Nelson and wife of Caldwell visited. Lary sold his barber shop and will return to Byesville. A Friday fight over a mine turpine at H. G. Campbell's store drew censure. Notables at Cambridge include E. S. Bay C. A. Lepage Prof. W. O. and J. I. Moore and J. W. Daniel and son Wallace. Mrs. J. W. Frame and others were in Cambridge. Wm. Brumley, a long‑time soldier, died from paralysis. Survived by wife, son, eldest daughter. funeral led by Rev. M. W. Bevington. Other daughter Mrs. W. Y. Stockwell and relatives express sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Day
Columbus
Wiile
Wm. Yawandee
Mt. Zion Tuesay
R. L. Nelson
Caldwell
Lary
Byesville
M E. Church
M. W. Bevington
W. Y. Stockwell
Cambridge convention crowds and local visits noted
A large local crowd attended a Cambridge convention last Thursday. J E Gregg of Cambridge visited on business, and Moore an insurance agent from Cambridge transacted here last week. The Howell Vaudeville Co plans a town hall show next Wednesday night. Local markets listed eggs butter chickens corn wheat hay. Recent rains raised the need in Wills Creek. Charley Miller from Cambridge visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. E. Gregg
Wills Creek
Doan's Kidney Pills Gain Cambridge Backing
Cambridge residents testify decades later that Doan's Kidney Pills permanently relieved kidney trouble and backache. Mrs. B. E. Davis reports her husband’s kidney action stayed normal since 1899 with occasional minor back pain quickly resolved by the remedy. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
Doan
B. E. Davis
Foster Ave
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Local notes from Cambridge area list residents and events
Community items show people visiting relatives in Noble county and West High street, illnesses such as pneumonia, and travel to East Liverpool. Local business moves include Ira Ferguson closing a lumber store and Bailey Warden joining Cambridge Grocery Co. Also advertised are Burdock Blood Bitters Doan's Ointment and Doan's Regulats with quick health pitches.
Kidney Trouble From the Liver Bid by Central Bank
A brief notice reports Berman and Wilson submit a central bank bid against Cambridge. The fragment notes kidney troubles from the liver as a contextual detail, with no further action or outcome provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman & Wilson Central Bank
Cambridge
Bargain Sale on Men’s Boy’s Caps and Winter Wear
Local shop advertises heavy caps priced to clear and a wide range of winter garments. Highlights include men's duck coats from 1.00 to 2.00, corduroy pants, all wool suits for boys, overcoats, and ladies undergarments with marked down rates. Also features half price yarns, furs, blankets, and gloves for men women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadatdades
Men
Kimbolton Area News and Local Notables
Kimbolton R D 3 Sri Neal suffers blood poisoning from a finger briar. Rockyfork Telephone Co. plans a toll line from Cambridge to Kimbolton with Northern and Odell Companies. Locals Lee Bell and Chas McCormick buy Rocky Fork stock and plan home phones. Protracted meeting at Wesley chapel led by Rev Mooder. George Bell moving to Neal farm. Mrs Van Vieck and Miss Anna Demuth visiting uncle J A Smith. Lola Little visiting Magnolia. Crage Braniger with Bert Chadwell. Franklin Noland and family visit Fig Ryall. Dr Harry Henderson of Wheeling visiting his ill father. Miss Ella Rush ill with spinal meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Gillespie
A. L. Smith
L. A. Arneal
Rockyfork Telephone Co
Northern
Odell
Cambridge
Kimbolton
Wesley Chapel
Mooder
George Bell
Neal Farm
van Vieck
Anna Demuth
Trenton
Tuscarawas County
J. A. Smith
Lola Little
Magnolia
Harry Henderson
Wheeling
Ella Rush
Frances Willard memorial service at O P church
Miss Stella Combs of Caldwell visits relatives here. A Frances Willard memorial service will be held in the O P church Sunday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Combs
Caldwell
Sunny
Frances Willard
O. P
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Cleveland and
Co. S. Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville, Ohio
Guernsey County
Washington
Senecaville
Cambridge Rd
Bingell- Patterson
Bor
H. L. Cash
D. W
Worthy Dyson
Kim Bolten
Lerk
W.C. Mooker
Nazlee H. Andrews
Beirut
Syria
Marny
Court of Common Pleas
George H. Andrews
Naziee
H. Andrews
Rosemond & Tell
the Real Estate Security Co
Chicago
Alyke
Fort Dearborn
Winterset
Bessie George
Orville Garrel
Here
Clare Lindsey
Fay Guyton
Mr. Edgar Rankin
Brady
W. E Johnson
Newcomerstown
Edsall Company
H. G. Campbell
E. S. Bay
C. A. Lepage
Prof
W. O. and
J. I. Moore
J. W. Daniel and
Son Wallace
Charley Miller
Emory Dearth
Pga
Robinson
Noble County
Minnie
Bertha Leonard
C. O. Leonard
Steubenville Avenue
Isabel Lowry
West High Street
G. E. Oldham
East Liverpool
R. B. Sproat
H. J. Sproat
C. A. Sproat
North Side
Ira Ferguson
M. L. St. Clair
California
George E. Hall
Bailey Warden
The
Cambridge Grocery Co
Dr. SG. G. Weist
Weist
Obig
Fielary
Weis
Ree
Hs Iven Mme
Harmi
Coambus
Remsey
DennIson
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Mary Jones
East 2Nd St
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Swanson
Swanson Rheumati
CTS
C Cure CO
Lake St
Neilley Drug Co
Oder
New York
Louis Kaufman
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, Ohio
Sri Neal
Lee Bell
Chas McCormick
Hones
Uture
Crage Braniger
Bert Chadwell
Near Odell
Franklin Noland
Bradford
R. L. Ryall
Cumberland
Tonsiline CO. c
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