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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
4
Mrs. R. C. Morrison and party arrive in Knoxville after a visit with Dr Wells and relatives. Miss May Thompson is noted in a local blurb on Puritana products and Red s parlors offering shampooing manicuring and facial massage dated December 4.
Local furnace dealer Hugh Harris & Co promotes sturdy heaters to keep homes warm during winter storms and invites customers to call for reliable heating solutions.
The Guernsey Building and Loan Co offers a safe interest plan for idle money with regular state inspections. E A Scott secretary at 881 Wheeling Avenue Cambridge Ohio notes the offer with a Dec 17 one year term.
Charles Wideman of Cleveland defeated Al Bunkleman of Cincinnati in two falls at Hutton's opera house on Monday evening. The match proceeded as scheduled with a small crowd and no local preliminaries. Wideman won the first fall in thirty three minutes and the second in thirty two minutes. Spectators enjoyed the sport.
Potters Brothers sale on now with Puritana products and great bargains at Kaufman’s. Greenwald’s Special Cloak Sale ad on page eight highlights new offers. Mrs EF R Hurlbut of Marietta visited friends here today. W L Milligan of Bellaire toured the city yesterday on business. Samuel McLaughlin of Chaseville and others were guests today. Rubber footwear bargains claimed at Kaufman’s in January promotions.
Mies Ethel Willis of East U atty avenue is visiting relatives at Center, east of the city.
Mr and Mrs Henry Heil returned from a visit in Pittsburg Pennsylvania and Wheeling West Virginia J M Brown was called to Gibson Station this morning by the illness of his uncle J W Frame Mrs Wm Thomas and Mrs Reed Cherry returned from a visit with Cumberland friends A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ross Parrett of West Wheeling avenue on Monday January 11 1909
Harry Waller and Harry Enos visited the city yesterday as they traveled from Antrim on their way to Cleveland.
W A Blackburn departed this morning for a business trip to New Philadelphia and the northern part of the state.
Miss Della Baumgardner of North Seventh street has returned from an extended visit with her parents in Newark.
Miss Ethel Lingenfelter of East Wheeling Avenue has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Zanesville.
S R Heade left this morning for Columbus to attend a meeting of the state city auditors association.
Isaac LaFollett of Byesville was in the city this morning en route to Zanesville where he was summoned by his daughter's illness.
Mrs. Jenkins and her daughters May and Elinor of Youngstown arrived this afternoon to visit J. A. Jones and family on Seventh street.
The Hub's Manufacturers Sale offers Finest Dress Shirts at 74 cents and 1.25 and 1.00 prices for four more days. The sale ends Saturday night at 11. Abe Cale and Nelson Miller of Nebraska, visiting relatives, depart for Kimbolton and Newcomerstown for a few days before returning home.
Dr John W Headley of Marion Ohio a traveling salesman of physicians and surgeons supplies was in the city today calling on customers and making new acquaintances His boyhood home was Caldwell and he has been in the drug business in Marion for many years
The Hub cuts prices on men’s suits valued at 15.00 and 16.50 to 9.85. Four days remain to save, with entire stock included including furnishings. Sale ends Saturday night at 11.00.
Indianapolis January 12 rumors of attempted bribery in the race for the United States senator are under investigation by Marion County prosecuting attorney Liliot R. Hooton. He reports two legislators were contacted by a representative of a senatorial candidate.
Regular meeting of Pride of Cambridge Castle No 77 Knights of the Golden Eagle tonight in the M W A Hall. Installation of officers and other business of importance. A large attendance is desired. Paul Bonnell N C.
Adair Michigan January reports two grieving women after preacher Carmichael's suicide links to the Gideon Browning murder. Prosecutor Brown doubts hypnotism or motive and notes Browning's trunk held only carpentry tools. Further searches found no illumination of Carmichael Browning ties.
Local officers dismiss the deathbed confession left by the Rev. Carmichael in Carthage Illinois. Under Sheriff Petit says Carmichael planned to mail it to the sheriff and be brought back to face trial, but he chose suicide when the plan proved too risky.
The Hub's Manufacturers' Sale advertises high grade coat shirts for 1.50 with a four day window ending Saturday night at eleven. It promotes a big sacrifice sale and urges shoppers to act quickly before the close.
Miss Dora Baker of Highland avenue was approached by two bull dogs on Woodlawn avenue while returning from the Pottery. The animals tore at her long coat and scratched her, leaving her shaken as neighbors arrived. The dogs’ owner compensated for the damage after being informed of the incident.
Good Quality Suits for Men and Boys advertised at drastic price cuts from 86.00 to 8.00. The sale runs until Saturday night at 11 o'clock with substantial savings highlighted.
The Bovners, a comedy sketch, with singing and dancing, promises laughs from start to finish. Harry De Bar, an eccentric comedian, along with three thousand feet of moving pictures on five subjects, plus a Savannah auto mobile race repeat at night.
Citizens in Cambridge and Guernsey county are urged by a Humane Society member to feed birds starving under heavy snowfall. Scatter crumbs and other food to help feathered friends survive. the appeal emphasizes compassion without complaint.
Thede Stevenson announces the private sale of remaining harness and stock at the same low auction price. All items must go including a show case and a 16 foot counter. Bargains available this week with the best whips in town. January 11, 1961.
A personally conducted trip departs Barnesville Ohio January 19 at 11 30 am and Cambridge at 12 13 pm traveling through Cincinnati and New Orleans. Round trip fare is 44 35 with details from Walter W Wilkinson at Peoples Plumbing Co North Seventh Street tonight at 7.
The advertisement notes prices on seasonable footwear with no old goods offered. No additional items or background provided.
An important W C T U meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the parlors of the Presbyterian church. All members are urged to be present. Dr A W Boyd dentist the third floor Central National Bank building Cambridge Ohio.
Tax notice from J A Lapollette county treasurer warns that Wednesday January 20 1909 is the final day to pay December taxes in the county.
The partnership between R. M. Allison and S. F. Hayes known as Allison and Hayes at 922 Wheeling Avenue is dissolved. R. M. Allison will continue the business at the old stand, handling high grade furniture, sewing machines, moulding wire, and related services with the same skilled workmanship. All accounts payable to him. he assumes all obligations. R. M. Allison, successor to Allison and Hayes, 932 Wheeling Avenue.
An old warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments notes internal remedies work best. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo promises mercury free relief by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Purchase only genuine Hall's products from doctors or druggists, 75 cents per bottle.
For sale a fine building lot on North Tenth street with fifty feet frontage priced at $769. Apply to W Dougherty on the fifth floor of the Central National Bank Building.
H. LeGrand Williams, an optical specialist, asserts pride in accuracy and care in fitting glasses.
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