Ohio and Local Civil Actions In Common Pleas Court
New case docket lists Ohio v Ed Selders with peace warrant from Mayor Brad ford. Also Henry T Stackhouse v Clara Stackhouse for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and attorneys named. Other actions include a $10,000 damage suit by Burt and Dyu ris as administrators of John Gentler against Wills Creek Co. and Wilbur Tobin v Minnie Tobin for divorce.additional probate and marriage license items noted.
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Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Ed. Selders
W. N. Bradford
Common Pleas
Henry T. Stackhouse
Clara Stackhouse
R. T. Scott
D. S. Burt
Andrew Dyuris
John Gentler
Wills Creek Con Co
J. H. Mackey
Wilbur Tobin
Minnie Tobin
Or. Wells
H. H. Masters
L. A. Shipley
L. Madden
Rosemond & Bell
Probate
Ontario
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Notice of Appointment for A. K. Broom Estate
The undersigned appointed with the will annexed as administrators of the A. K. Broom estate, deceased, of Guernsey county Ohio, on January 6 1908. Debts should be paid promptly and claims presented for allowance to Amanda C Broom and Joseph Kephers, with attorney W. S. Dougherty.
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Ohio
Denel Davies
A. K. Broom
Joseph Keepers
Amanda C. Broom
Guernsey County
Amanda C Broom
Joseph Kehpers
Dougherty
Estate administration notice for Geo W Fogle
Pointed administrator of the estate of Geo W Fogle deceased in Guernsey county Ohio on December 30 1907. All persons indebted must pay immediately and those with claims present them duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance O V Wells Atty January 9 3w
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Geo. W. Fogle
Guernsey County
Ohio
Parole Hearing Sought for Riley Lighty at Ohio State Reformatory
Notice that Riley Lighty, inmate at the Ohio State Reformatory, seeks parole recommendation by the Superintendent and Chaplain. Hearing on or after Jan 21 1908 per law and rules. Chief Clerk J E Clark dated Jan 23.
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Riley Lighty
Ohio State Reformatory
Board of Managers
J. E. Clark
Sunday closings ordered by Mayor Bradford on fruit stores and soda fountains
Mayor Bradford ordered police to close fruit stores stands ice cream parlors and soda water fountains on Sunday. Proprietors were told to enforce a full day dry Sunday, ending previous partial Sunday openings and requiring all-day closure on the first day of the week.
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Bradford
Local Notes From Kimbolton And Cambridge
Kimbolton reports Mrs Thompson Rose remains quite poorly. Samuel Stephens of Cambridge moved here last Thursday. Dr. Moore of Cambridge consulted with Dr. Sawyer here last Saturday. Mrs Lloyd Linkborn and children of Cambridge visit here with friends. John Barthalow and family of Newcomerstown spent last Saturday here. W Weadles from Cambridge on business last Saturday. James Berry of Illinois visiting friends here. Markets list eggs 25 cents butter 20 cents chickens 5 cents. Hon James Joyce of Cambridge here on business last Saturday.
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Samuel Stephens
Cambridge
Dr. Moore
Sawyer
John Barthalow
Newcomerstown
W. ©. Weadles
James Berry
Illinois
James Joyce
Local Notes From Kimbolton and Hopewell Church
Miss Mary Neal returned to stay with her uncle after a Columbus visit. George L. Neal sustains a mashed hand from a log fall during stable repairs. Charles Rothgeb suffers rheumatism while William Moore endures another heart attack. Dr. Sander offers no hopeful prognosis. Protracted meetings continue at Hopewell Church led by Rev. Day.
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Mary Neal
Columbus
George Bell
Chas. Rothgeb
Wim. Moore
Sander
Non-Taxable Bonds Offered in Muskingum Zenesville Area
Non-taxable bonds for Hoskinson Real Estate covering St. Muskingum county areas including homes building lots and business properties. Applications invited with bargains in city and county bonds. Government bonds accepted in exchange. C. Hoskinson 47 N Fourth St Zenesville Ohio.
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Hoskinson Real Estate
St O— Muskingum County
Arms and
Zenesville
C. &. Hoskinson
N. 4Th St
Jamison Cadiz leader dies at 77 in Harrison County
Hon John C Jamison a prominent Cadiz and Harrison County citizen died at his home on Sunday December 29. He was a respected farmer stock raiser and banker aged 77.
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John C. Jamison
Cadiz
Harrison County
Jesse Barton
Edgar County
Illinois
Emmet Horton
Cambridge
Quaker City
J. B. Borton
Fairview
Lllinois
Respectful Obituary for B. F. Fleming of Cambridge
Cambridge mourns B F Fleming aged 84 after a long life of crafts and faith. Born near Washington Pennsylvania in 1824 he moved through Ohio to Cambridge where he ran a shoe store and later a windmill and grocery business. He was active in the Methodist Episcopal church and authored Memories of a Checkered Life. Funeral plans await the arrival of his son from Denver with services expected Thursday conducted by Dr Edwin Jester and Dr Dixon.
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Cambridge
B. F. Fleming
East Steubenville Avenue
Slusher Mill
Washington, Pa
William
Margaret Fleming
Ohio
Steubenville
Wdeersville
Harrison County
Fleming
Winterset
This County
Elizabeth Saviers
Nancy Bayless
William Leelling
Margaret Allshouse
Etoma Bay
New Concord
Ida Bell
John Franklin
Denver
Care Eugene Johnston
George Melvin
Martiage
Milnersville
West Lafayette
Davis Corner
Satchett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Deersville
Pittsburg
John
Edwin ¢. Jester
Dr. Dixon
Pillsbury
Mrs Mary Bonnell Dies After Battle With Cancer Near Armstrongs Mills
Mrs Mary J Bonnell of near Armstrongs Mills died at a hospital Saturday evening after a cancer illness. She was about 38 years old and survived by her husband. Funeral services were held at her home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock after remains were returned from the hospital.
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Mary J. Bonnell
Armstrong's Mills
Atlantic records fall as ships set speed marks
The Lvistania and Mauretania are cited as fastest ships, crossing the Atlantic in under five days, described as a practical triumph. The note promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for numerous ailments, claiming long years of cures and urging readers to ask for a free 1908 Almanac from their druggist.
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Lvistania
Mauretania
Atlantic
Lso
Miss Annie Webster Hosts New Year Dinner
Miss Annie Webster entertained at her West Main street home in Quaker City at a New Year’s noon dinner. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Robinson and others. the afternoon featured oriental works, foreign curios, a guessing contest and music by Miss Miller.
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Annie Webster
Miss Miller
Miss Webster
Abe
Death of Mrs Mary Hale at Cambridge
Mrs Mary Hale died Friday night of dropsy and was buried Sunday at 1 o clock. Rev M W Bevington conducted the funeral with a large attendance and many flowers. She was a Pythian Sisters treasurer for three years and left a husband daughter father sister and many friends.
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Mary Hale
M. W. Bevington
Hale
Christiano
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Harmony meetings and local visits fill the week
Clay Pike and Mrs C Kackley visited Rev H M Nicholson and family at Lucas last week. A series of Harmony meetings is planned this week. Miss Georgie Davids returns home from Marion hospital to study nursing. Hannah Heskett recovers from the grip. Dr Deerren of Macksburg visited his father Jefferson Deeren last week. J W Dyson returns to Kimbolton after vacation. Gary Carson of Cambridge visits over Sunday. Communion is planned at the BE L church in Pleasant City next Sabbath. Rev Hershise marks his last day. Nevada is unable to resume school this week. Harry Parker of Eeesville visits the Bess family. Mrs Martha Dyson and family guests at J M Kackley's New Year gathering. Protracted meeting begins at the E church in Pleasant City.
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Hannah Heskett
Dr. Deerren
Macksburg
Jefferson Deeren
BE ‘L. Chuc
Pleasant Uir
Hershise
Ilinois
Robert Bess
Martha Dyson
Ohil
Martha
Lib Deal
Ralph Kackley
J. M. Kackley
E. Church
Pleasant City
Seventy Seven Homeopathic Remedy Ad
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, Seventy seven by Humphreys’ Homeo Medicine Co claims to cure grip and colds without habit forming drugs. Made of pure homeopathic remedies, harmless and acting on the sick part. At druggists 25c. Free manual offered. Cor William and John Streets New York.
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Hlewphreys
Humphreys
Annual rainfall for 1907 and disease cure claims
Mrs. Mary Wilcox of Quaker City reports 1907 rainfall at 48.66 inches with July 8.62 and November 0.64 inches. The text then discusses catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Mial's Catarrh Cure, claiming cures and offering a $100 reward for counterexamples.
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Mary Wilcox
Quaker City
Potter's January Sale Ad Sparks Page 2 Spotlight
A compact note highlights Potter's January sale promotion on Page 2 promising bargains and doorbuster deals. The ad emphasizes limited-time offers and featured items likely to attract readers browsing the paper's classifieds.
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Potter’s _ January sale
Washington RB F Thomas confined with grip and local notices
Washington RB F Thomas is confined to his home with the grip. James Stewart and family return to Newark after a week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Luzadder return from Indianapolis. A Squire Nelson horse broke its leg and was shot. Several local moves, church absence due to illness, and a new Wills township school board organized with Sproat as president. Remains of Hon Wm Lawrence arrive for funeral in Cambridge with notable attendees and tributes from local organizations. Interment at Washington cemetery.
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Squire Nelson
Spirit of Winter Prompts Ailment Warnings
The piece notes winter’s arrival brings sunshine, snow, or storms and worsens rheumatism, catarrh, sciatica, and other pains. It endorses Rood’s Sarsaparilla as a readily available remedy with claims of radical, permanent cures.
Winters visit and holiday movements in Cambridge area
Winterset residents Mrs. Wm Taylor and sons Ward and Craig return from Brilliant Ohio after holidays. Benj Ford visiting mother in Wisconsin. Miss Imp Mercer of Cambridge visits cousin Keen Lindsey. Leslie Nicholson in Cambridge on business. Rev C C Ayers and wife from Indiana visit Nicholson family. Dr Ross Johnson and Ogle Fordyce of Cambridge call. Wm Parkinson in Cambridge Friday Saturday. Protracted meeting at Alian church. Mr and Mrs John Cosgrave visit Milnersville relatives. Miss Ros Quion of Milnersville sews with Miss Hattie Rubicam. Earl Ford of Cambridge stays with parents. Harry and Rufus Enos visit uncle J H Lindsey. School resumes after one week vacation. Mrs J H Lindsey and children visit in Cambridge. Edgar Rankin of Brady visits friends.
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Imp Mercer
Cambridge
Keen Lindsey
Leslie Nicholson
Ros Quion
Milnersville
Hattie Rubicam
Earl Ford
J. H. Lindsey
Harry
Helen
Edgar Rankin
Brady
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Gora
Hood
J. N. Dart
Crosby
Nora Hollaney
Harchey
Tennessee
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mase
Tmmet Dixon
Maude Cummings
Byesvire
W. H. Franks
Freda Finley
L. C. Wells
M. D
Henry L. Wells
Wheeling Ave
Cambridae
Washington
Kimbolton
Byenville
Senecaville
foxwell-Patterson
Boxwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
H. L. Cash
Ryesville
W. Pres. Worthy Dyson
Timbelton
W.C. Moore
Washington, D
O. V. Wells
Atty
Hopewell Church
Day
Hoskinson
Hollister
Brooks Sutton
E. E. Kelley
Westland Township
Kelley
Mary Bonnell
Miss. Webster
J W. Rich
Miss Bessie
W. O. Stockwell
Bing Kays
Wyscarver
Batesville
Edward Hutchinson
J. P. Jacobs
Nebraska
C. J. Spaid
H. K. Crow
Cumberland
Jas. Hackney
Mkhuffalo
Mary Hackney
J. B. Rich
J. W. Daniel
W. F. Moorhead
J. R. Strong
Newark
Mt. Vernon
D. D. GM
F. Bird
Love City
J. A
Aenes
G. G. Lane
Clay Pike
C. Kackley
H. M. Nicholson
Lucas
Harmony
Georgie Davids
Marion Hospital
J. W. Dyson
Gary Carson
Nevada
Harry Parker
Eeesville
Jaico
F. Thomas
Lawrence’s
James Stewart
Jacob Luzadder
Indianapolis
A. P. Frame
W. N. Patterson
C. S Stewart
Main
Marietta
Rh. C. McCreary
Presbyterian Church
Woollett
S. A. Sproat
John LaRue
Elmer Parry
John Laughman
John Thompsonn
Wills Township School Board
Paul H. Lawrence
W &U Err
Massillon
W. T. Ramsey
R. E. Lawrence
Wheeling
A. A Frazier
Mansfield
William Lawrence
Frazier
Lawrence
Wm. Lawrence
Cleveland
St. Lawrence
Albert Lawrence Esq
Keith
Margaret Lawrence
A. E Yeager
BP. O. of
Lodge
John M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge Jeffersonian
R. S. Frame
T. J Heiner
R. M. Hail
F. R Creighton
A. L. Spence
Washington Cemetery
Benj. Ford
Wisconsin
C. C. Ayers
Indiana
Geo. Nicholson
Ross Johnson
Ogle Fordyce
Wm. Parkinson
The
Alien’s Church
John Cosgrave
John Stillions
Rufus Enos
Scott
Zanesville
Canal
Dover
Phila
Cleveland and
Co. S. Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville, Ohio
Cambridge, Ohio
J. M. McGinnis
Court of Common Pleas
Sheppard
C. V. Wells
Cosgrove
Pleasant Valley
Chas. Bair
Birmingham
Mrs
Craig Anderson
Cornelius Hurley
KK. A. Boyd
Lola Campbell
Byesville
H. P. Morrison
I. J. Oldham
A. G. Campbell
R. V. ,Acheson and Family
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