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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
5
Dentist H J Boyd advertises services in Taylor block opposite the post office while Miss May Thompson runs parlors at Rec's. M Dilley and Miss Mary Beymer travel for business and visits, Supt Kron plans trips to Pittsburg, Caldwell Building and Loan declares 7.8 percent dividend, and an ad promotes furnaces to warm homes during winter storms.
Craig notes several sale items with a reference to space. J. C. Lonngsworth departed for a business trip to Chicago. A. R. McCulloch was in Columbus on legal business. Chas Turnbaugh attended Caldwell court. Samuel Caldwell moves his family to South Ninth street. Miss Elizabeth Fulton travels to visit Columbus friends.
Miss Mary Beymer departed this morning for visits in Cleveland and East Liverpool.
Canal Dover visit by Jesse Slingluff. Ollie Rea to visit Freeport Ohio. Miss Fertile Grege visits Miss Stella of this city. Miss Alice Bailey returns from Barnesville. Dr A W Boyd dentist Cambridge Ohio. Judge McGinnis to hold Caldwell January term. Teas and coffees sale for fifteen days at Siegfrid’s Cash Store. Mrs C L Urban and Mrs Moffett seen in Zanesville. Mrs R C Andrews returns from Toledo nursing study. Cambridge Grocery Co announces an important message.
Miss Stella Hamilton returns home in Love City after visiting Cambridge friends. Optical specialist H LeGrand Williams promotes fitting glasses. dentists J E Secrest and H L Stewart operate in Cambridge. Van Camden, former local barber, elected president of Marietta Barbers Union. Miss Daisy Scott leaves for Austin after two weeks with Cambridge and Pleasant City relatives. Gay Merry advertises livestock and farming goods sale at Westland township residence on Wednesday January 20.
Mrs Amanda Woodruff of Columbus and Frank Moffett of Spokane Washington are guests of W H Bell and family on Blaine Avenue.
Eastbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No. 14 arrived more than two hours late this morning due to trouble on the Chicago division.
Colonial Friday evening January 8 hosts the fourth public school lecture by the College Singing Girls. Reserved seats on sale at Temple Pharmacy starting Thursday 7 a.m. Admission 50e.
Walter Eccles presents a program of monologues songs impersonations and dramatic recitals with College Singing Girls at the Colonial venue Friday evening May 3.
College Singing Girls at Colonia Friday evening showcased versatile art voices with strong solo performances and blending into concert work. Special costumes highlighted each part as Mrs. A. E. Jones returned home from Coshocton after a sister’s illness and death. Mr. Jones planned to attend the Coshocton funeral tomorrow.
Residents urged to invest with The Guernsey Building and Loan Co for secure interest. Company regularly examined by state inspectors and promotes its plan to make idle money work until needed. Contact WB. A. Scott secretary at 881 Wheeling Avenue.
A Cambridge audience applauded a local minstrel show featuring Carney James and Sam Murphy with a male chorus, praised for fresh jokes and superb interludes. The Juvenile Band under Riggs and LaChat impressed, as did Laypo, Benja, and the saxophone quartet. Fred Raymond and Walter P. Stanley led strong business efforts amid a sold out crowd and shared success.
The regular monthly meeting of The Guernsey County Humane Society will be held Thursday evening January 7 at the Probate Court Rooms beginning at 7 20 o clock. A large attendance is desired.
Rev and Mrs W H McFarland and Morton Campbell returned from St Clairsville after the death of Dr A J McFarland age ninety five due to a fall. He is survived by a widow a son and two daughters. Funeral services were held at St Clairsville Monday evening and at Unity Church Tuesday morning with interment nearby.
Jas Reynolds of R. D. 1 was summoned to Urbana Illinois by telegram for the death of his brother in law Ed Hunt. A later telegram announced the death of his brother Samuel but this proved to be a mistake. Reynolds will stay about a month with relatives in various western locations.
Philadelphia January 6 Harry J Parrot bar and office fixture maker killed himself at his residence by cutting his throat. Parrot faced unspecified troubles but no other individuals were involved in the death.
The Manufacturers Outlet Sale by Hub Clothing Co. opened this morning in Cambridge and drew massive crowds. Doors were locked four times to manage shoppers as crowds surged in and out. it marked the first such sale from The Hub Clothing House with strong values and advertising draw.
Dr. E. E. Vorhies of North Fourth street leased about eight hundred acres for oil and gas near Sayahsville. Dr. Weise and wife of Columbus visited the city to attend the Band Minstrel show. The Summerfield Farmers Institute will be held January 20 and 21. Kat Puritana.
After a full day session Tuesday the county commissioners adjourned without releasing Carl Ryan from the county jail. Ryan was sentenced by Judge McGinnis for selling intoxicating liquor to a minor on two counts. Friday marked the end of his sentence, but he has not yet paid the fine and costs.
Notice announces 1909 Scott's Cash Grocery will close each Saturday at 8 p.m. from Jan 4 to June, with all holiday goods reduced price near year end. Purchases show goods slashed to half for ten days at Kaufman's.
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