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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
5
A short comparison notes that eczema causes more suffering for the homeless than a great fire, while Hood's Sarsaparilla provides relief from severe itching and burning for many sufferers, highlighting the product’s claimed benefits.
A letter discusses paint savings from Devoe and Co options and costs, noting gallons saved with dollar figures and a testimonial from Ezra Rathmell. It includes an 1886 notarized oath by Frank J. Cheney about Hall's Catarrh Cure and Wall's Catarrh Cure promotion.
A compilation from multiple cities notes several suicides including L Van Emen Mercer a livery owner in Saltsburg Pa Robert J Lay a harness maker in Parkersburg W Va Willie Martin near Fricks Mills N Y and Saverno Columb o in Sharon Pa. Additional deaths include Constantine: A baby burned in Abbottstown and Douglas Boyd struck by a locomotive.
Local notices report private sale items by Mrs. Barton and bees and hive stock. Updates note R S Frame attending a Columbus hardware meeting and repairs on a long distance line near the old pike. Washington school exercises honor Washington's birthday and family visits to Claysville and Fort Smith future plans.
Odell B. B. Chadwell spent Saturday and Sunday with Rockyfork friends. Mrs Jas Giles and Mrs A L Beal are sick with lagrippe. Clyde Beal is ill with pneumonia. J W Tavilor visited his daughter Mrs Clint Warren of Brady. G McCormick visiting Kirkersville. J P Lanning with New Philadelphia friends this week. Leap year party at Samuel Gibsons reported elegant. Mrs Clark Morrow of Kimbolton visited her parents. W B Lanning spent weekend with parents. W B Taylor to close winter term at Clearfork March 6 with day and evening entertainment. Geo Aikin suffers an attack of quiusy. Bert Tedrick and Elmer Johnson of Winterset visiting. Blaine D Giles at Kimbolton on business. Miss Hattie Lanning recovering from grippe.
North Salem welcomed a daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Kenneday on Wednesday of last week. Mrs Jane Miller received help from neighbor women for quilting last week. Theodore Smith of Isletta visited brothers Charles and Perry. Mrs Jasper Forney returned to Cambridge after a week with her parents. Miss May Wolf Jesse Fife Ethel Gibson and Joseph Wilson of Cambridge attended a party at Samuel Gibson's Thursday night. Bert Berry, recently in Colorado, returned home to visit mother in law Mrs Jane Kennedy. Charley Way of Port Washington visited over Sunday. Bessie Cosby stayed with uncle James Dull in Birds Run Saturday to Monday. Mollie Neel left for Zanesville to live with brother Frank. Mrs Elmer Hague visiting Cambridge. Harry Cleary died after a lingering illness. funeral Monday at one at residence conducted by Rev H W Stewart. Interment in Bell's cemetery. Frank L Mathews of Cambridge visited his parents Monday.
Lore City S. O. Cross baggage master at C. M. depot Cambridge and family were here Saturday with his parents. Grover Jackson injured his eye while working in mines last Friday by a sharp piece of coal striking him. Rev. Walter Manse mentioned in fourth...
Deaths and births reported as Miss Rose Clancey’s death prompts travel for friends to Cambridge. Aultman Foraker and McAuley families welcome newborn sons. Mrs Nathan Fisch funeral details shared. Evangelists from Newark hold nightly services at Foster avenue mission chapel. County laments lack of utility from saloons and sheep killing dogs.
Residents from Cambridge and surrounding areas made short trips to visit friends and relatives in Kimbolton Newcomerstown and Byesville. Notables include Andy Carruthers Wm Hosick Harold Barthalow and Ward Woodworth with several Cambridge visitors attending John S Miller’s funeral. Market prices listed for eggs butter and chickens.
Jobo Carnes of Winterset Iowa and William Marshall of this city have been granted pensions of 30 dollars per month. Weedon, acting agent.
Mr Hermon James and Bert Cullen visited friends in Huston Pa as Hopewell protracted meetings ended Tuesday. A large telephone gathering was held at D P Wilson’s home last Thursday and another will occur at Brush Run schoolhouse next Tuesday. Everyone invited to join the telephone service while Jesse Kenworthy is ill with measles. Mrs Wallace Duff and son Harper and Hugh Addy of near Lebanon visited Duff’s parents here last week.
A five percent dividend declared by receivers of The Commercial Bank Company of Cambridge, Ohio is extended to June 1, 1908. Eligible depositors who have not claimed must present at Room 828 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio or be forever barred. R. Orme and David Okey, Receivers. Rosemord & Bell, Attorneys. Feb. 13-3w
An advertisement touts Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the easiest health fix and the most effective remedy. It urges readers to try the product, available as tea or tablets from Brooks Sutton, Druggist.
The Grange held a well attended Friday evening session at Richland school house with recitations and vocal duets. A debate on the Initiative and Referendum proposed amendment followed with J B Stewart and T W McNary for the affirmative and S R Coulter and C W Anderson for the negative. The group opposed the proposed game law and the school book legislation and noted voters stay informed on proposed laws.
Girls learn clear skin starts with good digestion and perfect digestion comes from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It is said to make rich red blood and clear healthy skin. 35c Tea or Tablets. Brooks Satton, Druggist.
For sales city and county bonds free of tax and yielding from 4 percent to 44 cents per cent on the investment. For particulars write or telephone at our expense C S Hoskinson 47 North 4th Street Zanesville Ohio.
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