Death of J. C. Beatenhead at Kimbolton in 1905
J C Beatenhead aged 35 years 6 months 26 days died December 20 1905 after long illness of lupu s and stomach trouble at the home of his brother UH J Beatenhead two miles south of Kimbolton He was born May 31 1870 in Guernsey county and spent youth on his father’s farm He worked at a Cambridge sheet mill then as a locomotive fireman on C L W rail line later sought climate in the south He leaves a brother H J Beat enhead of Kimbolton and a sister Mrs W T Mahaffey of Cambridge Funeral services were held at the residence and burial in Kimbolton cemetery The family thanks those who aided them and the Sons of Veterans for floral remembrances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beatenhead
UH. J. Beatenhead
Kimbolton
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Whrichsville
H. J. Beatenhead
W. T. Mahaffey
Mr. Campbell
Mt. Hermon Church
Sons of Veterans
A.M. M
Court House News Briefs Courtroom actions and notices
A digest of state court docket items includes divorces where granted with costs assignations, temporary injunctions, and bond posted. Several cases confirm sales and deeds with sheriffdirected fund handling, motions sustained, and notices of appeal filed. Damages claimed for alienation, partition, dissolved partnerships, and accounting actions appear along with attorney names and fees.
Potter Bros. January Ad Noted in Issue
Miss Florence Moore of Steubenville Avenue visits Miss McKinney in New Concord. Walter Cline from Chattanooga Tennessee is in Cambridge for business and greeting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis of Cleveland return home after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Bros
Florence Moore
Steubenville Avenue
Miss McKinney
New Concord
Walter Cline
Chattanooga Tenn
Cambridge
Ben Davis
Cleveland
Golden Wedding of F D Blackburn and Kes iah Workman
Mr and Mrs F D Blackburn of Spring Street South Side celebrated their Golden Wedding Monday with a family dinner for children and grandchildren present except Dwight M Ryan of Frostburg Md The couple were married October 30 1855 at St Clairsville Ohio They moved to Cambridge in 1866 and have lived there except one year in Adams Township The Times notes their 50 years together and offers warm wishes for long years ahead also mentions Attorney John LePage in New Concord on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Blackburn
Spring Street
South Side
Dwight M. Ryan
Frostburg
Mr. Blackburn
the Times
Finley D. Blackburn
Kesiah Workman
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Cambridge
Adams Township
Marriage licenses issued in 1905 total 377
The list names pairs from Xenia New Concord Love City Cambridge Derwent Buffalo Marietta Tatesville Seneyaville and Byesville among others. Forty six licenses were issued in December. Also notes a guaranteed cure for piles with Paro Ointment and that Assistant Postmaster Frank Henry returned from a Cleveland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. £. Dean
Xenia
Alice P. Marshall
New Concord
R. D
F. L. Brill
Anna Price
Love City
Geo. A. Black
Jessie Wiley
Cambridge
David B. Elis
Eva Leonard
Derwent
Thos. Salby
Addie McCune
Buffalo
D. BR. Ellis
Eva, Leonard
B. G. Jackson
Marietta
Ethel Pickett
Harry Perry
Maude Jordan
Byesville
J. I. Wyscarver
Tatesville
Annas Hutchison
Senevaville
Frank Henry
Cleveland
Special sale on coats suits and lace curtains
Center counters feature half price on ladies and misses coats. Entire stock of ladies tailored suits priced from 17.50 to 37.50 will be offered at discount under Lot 1 or Lot 2 sale prices. A 20 percent discount applies to all lace curtains, making one dollar curtains and other sale items available at reduced prices.
Local residents travel and visitors return home in Akron and nearby towns
POTTER BROS Mrs H C Galligher of Akron visits her parents Mr and Mrs G F McCleary on Carlisle avenue. Miss Sedgwick and Miss Pickins of Martins Ferry return home from holidays with Dr L C Wells and family on East Steubenville avenue. Ross Wells heads back to Cincinnati to resume studies. Prof A B Hall of the Bressiley Public schools is in the city. Dr Will Haines of Pittshore visits his parents on North 7th street. F W Crawford of Ohio Fuel Supply Co Columbus lecturing through town en route to Barnesville. Mrs Charles Turner and her son of Portsmouth return home after visiting Mrs Elza Turner on Turner avenue. Messrs Guy Moorhead and W W Ferbrache of the Times office in Zanesville on business. Mrs W T Young of North 6th Street returns from Pittsburg visit with her son Otho Young.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Galligher
Akron
Mrs
G. F. McCleary
Carlisle Avenue
Sedgwick
Pickins
Martin’s Ferry
Dr. LC. Wells
East Steubenville Avenue
Ross Wells
L. C. Wells
Steubenville Avenue
Cincinnati
A.B. Hall
Bressiley
Will Haines
Pittshore
L. G. Haines
North 7Th Street
F. W. Crawford
The
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Columbus
Barnesville
W. T. Young
North 6Th Street
Otho Young
Pittsburg
Miss Anna Bushfield Leaves Cambridge for Oberlin Studies
Miss Anna Bushfield a Oberlin student visiting relatives in Cambridge Ohio left this afternoon to resume studies Rev A Ramsey of the Episcopal church plans to lecture in Cambridge on the Thres M's Muscle Mind and Morey The lecture has seen praise in many cities and covers social economic and religious topics The date will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bushfield
Oberlin
A. Ramsey
Episcopal Church
Cambridge
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Kussunlan
Business Enterprises
ING
TreDaily
Weekly
Jeffersonian
James C. Beatenhead
Court House
Common Pleas
Frank Valentine
Martha J. Valentine
Cole
Lafollett
Addison Lee
Anna Lee
J. N. Roby
Cambridge Brewing Company
Jed Williams
American Arithmometer Company
R. V. Orme
David Okey
Commercial Bank Company
I. N. Roby
Cambridge Brewery Co
IL. R. Gill
James Farrar
Joseph McGill
Samuel R. Shuster
John M. Shuster
McCullough
Manson L. Emerson Ve
Elton
Bay
C. W. McLaughlin
C. F
Samuel A. Boyd
W. A. Hannahs
Elenor Ingraham
John Kennedy
John Gildow
A. L. Stevens
Matilda Stump
Wills Creek Coal Company
Wells, LePage and Stewart
T. M. Marsh
Chas. Marsh
J.S. LePage
Kansas
Oklahoma
W. T. Reed Reality Co
Wichita
Boxwell
W. G. Wolfe
Quaker City
H. L. Cash
O. Clerk
G. E. Bell
James J. Pappatheodorokoummouotourgeotoupoulos
Chicago
West Wheeling Avenue
Llewellyn Morton
Lillian
A. R. Murray
Catharine Cox
Culbertsons
Kimboton
Jefferson Township
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. W. Shaff
George D. Giffin and
Fairmoor
W. Va
O. O. Dougherty
New Philadelphia
Louisville
J.C. Carver
P Dougherty
William
Willie
Bill
Taother
John LePage
Nottingham
Mattings
Madras
Ieee
Alli Og
Pewee
Rourst
Janesville
Teekeyen
Canal
Dover
Reabenville
Charles Turner and Son
Portsmouth, O
Elza Turner
Turner Avenue
Messrs
Guy Moorhead
W. W. Ferbrache
Times Office
Zanesville
James Hartzell
Ella Hartzell
McConnelsville
H. A. Moore
Foster Avenue
Cambridge, Ohio
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