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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented sentences describe political figures and policies in flux, naval experiments, and tariff debates. Obituaries note the death of James Cracy, with details on his community roles. Community events include school institute reports, weddings, and Christmas gatherings interwoven with economic and industrial notes.
Brady L Wilson visits friends in Tasmania and Turkey Creek area. J M Warne visited Putnam county last week. Edward Tash from Odell visited Salouph's. Lenna McCullough visited Orch recently. Brady Grange elected officers for the year. Gillespie Culbertson is ill. Dr Taylor attends. Yas Steele employed at Cambridge and left Saturday. Entertainment by M. 15 Sunday School. Shooting match at Tiamaonys. J M Liang windcapped recently. GA Re Post held regular meeting at school. Rev Re Davidson progress noted. Hull.
An advertisement explains neuralgia can strike any body part and stems from impoverished blood and weakened nerves. It touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure by revitalizing nerve centers, aiding women with related disorders, and claims to restore nerve force over time. Priced 59 cents for 2 boxes from dealers or the Buffalo company.
Notice of appointment of an administrator with will annexed for Elias Bergson, deceased, late of County, with instructions for debts and claims. Reading and authentication requested, with attorney of record noted.
Legal notice states Mary Morrison filed for divorce from Eli Morrison in the Court of Common Pleas, Guernsey County, Ohio, cause number 143, on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Hearing set for February 11, 1902. Atty A. L. Stevents. Dec. 26-6.
Christmas and New Year gatherings fill Cambridge and nearby areas. Families, medical visitors from London Derry and Zanesville travel home. a London Derry doctor group offers three months free care in Cambridge. Community events include lodge cantatas, visits, and religious services as residents cope with winter travel and illness.
The fragment details holiday gatherings at Piedmont and Londonderry with family visits and dinners, mentions debates and meetings, and notes residents in poor health including Hugh Bowers and Rev Ghd Gankit. It also recounts a claim of a Mystic Cure for rheumatism and other sworn remedies shared by local names.
Miss Tarlcher assists Rev Parker in meetings at a local church while Galumbus continues weekly sessions. Zinesville visitors entertain friends. Thomas McMillen hosts a Thursday gathering. Mary Vederson of Cambridge visits Alta Stewart. Win Westullen, depot clerk, spends a few days at home. Miss Hattie Marlatt of Cambridge visits friends. Fluward McCullough near Pyner spends weekend with family. Elizabeth McMullen, recently ill, shows improvement. Oscar Moore of H_topeswell attends John Law’s event. several attended a birthday party at Milton Leeper’s. Sums up a busy social week in the community.
Miss Watuic Berry visits Pleasant City coming from the area. Miss Cl Bumgardne returns from northern travels. Mr and Mrs W W Willis of Graf ton Pa visit Wa Passythe family. Caroline Berry travels from Canal Dollar to see relatives. Mer and family from Penn visit here. Lelia Wallace visits her Jewishn Mrs Tattie Ripple from Newlomersbowr. Mary, teacher in Cumberland, spends holidays with Mr and Mrs Wint Porsythe. B F Ford of Winterset on a day’s business. Neal Garver of Cantu visits his brother Frank. both at Galore Saturday and Sunday. Owen Chambers of Newcomels town visits relatives. Chas Ross visits Rev Mr Hoover near Cleveland. Jesse Ross sustains arm injury from cave accident on railroad work. Mrs Mabel McMillen nee Wilson visits from the West as James Murray of Gloucester visits brothers John Hugh and Dave.
Hartford area residents including Thomas Finnegan and brother Patrick visit Columbus trends. Mr and Mrs Gr. Daniel and Miss Charlotte Nelson host visitors. Clyde Spaid and family visit Mekeesport. Walter McCamley family visit Jub fisher in finding. A. E. Wyeoll at Cambridge, Paul Wyeoll returns to Valparaiso College with Roy.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a health tonic for children who are weaker or smaller, claiming it helps them grow eat sleep and play. The copy emphasizes blight analogies and urges parents to demand a free sample while listing Keon's Emulsion trade marks and distributors.
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