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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
5
The Naps and White Sox played three close bowling games at Han's alleys last night. One player from each side hit the two hundred mark while margins stayed tight. White Sox won the opener by eight pins, dropped the second by one pin, and the Naps clinched the night with a thirty three pin victory in the third. Full scores follow.
The Thief by Henri Bernstein, a human intense drama, comes to Colonial Theatre January 14 presented by Charles Frohman. Originating in Paris and staged in New York, London, and now New York audiences see a versatile plot with climactic twists and strong roles for wife and husband. Seats available at Brenan Wilon’s Postoffice store.
Salesville R D and associated families visited Mr and Mrs C Little of Antrim on Thursday. Mrs Edward Gillie and son Harry William returned home after two weeks with Casper Enos and his wife. Harry O Waller and Harry D Enos made a county trip Monday. Mrs Thomas Lepage visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Hughes. The illness of teacher John Fordyce closed Kansas School recently. The Douglass children, once ill with pneumonia, are better now.
Dr John B Shouse died January 7 1909 at his home in Jerusalem Monroe county aged 66. Former teacher in Belmont and Monroe counties he spent 22 years in village schools and was a Presbyterian elder active in temperance work. He leaves a wife and two married daughters and was survived by brothers W H Shouse and Dr B A Shouse whose funeral attendance reflected community support.
Milwaukee and Jefferson City reporters detail bills taxing bachelors and creating state matrimonial boards. Farrell of Milwaukee proposes a tax on bachelors 30 and over and a public marriage bureau to match partners. Kinney of Missouri reintroduces a similar plan with a board of five bachelors and five spinsters to fund state marriage efforts.
For sale a seven room slate roof residence at 146 Coshocton avenue with cabinet man tel cistern gas and a dry cellar. Cash price is $750. Apply to W R Dougherty fifth floor Central National Bank Building.
Senecaville residents recount visits to Cambridge and Newark with many named locals. D. D. G. M. Grant Hartup installed I O O F officers including H A W Dilley and J R Hartup. A daughter born to Ben Hale and wife.
Property listing notes a five room two story residence on East Beatty avenue for 1500 dollars. Includes Larsze pantry and extra good cellar. Apply to W. R. Dougherty on the fifth floor of the Central National Bank building.
Trimmed hats shapes and fancy feathers offered at half price by H. L. Rider's millinery. For health De Witt's Little Early Risers are advertised as small gentle effective liver pills sold by all druggists.
Eldridge and Higgins wholesale grocers will transfer Coshocton operations to Columbus around Feb 1. Stock will be sold at attractive prices and Coshocton staff reassigned. The branch, established five years ago on South Fifth Street, will be dissolved with building use undetermined.
Jefferson residents react to the Washington Railroad project mixing rail noise with civic hopes. The note of optimism for Brady coal prospects contrasts with warnings about excess excitement. Frank Daugherty and Peare Berstler wed January 6 at the bride’s home with Rev. Allen officiating. a large supper followed.
A home remedy blends Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to aid kidneys filter poisons from blood. Used after meals and at night the remedy claims relief from catarrh and blood disorders with reduced risk of future attacks.
An excellent 100 acre improved farm near Cambridge on a good road. Well watered and timbered. Apply to R. Dougherty 16th floor Central National Bank building Cambridge Ohio. December 29-tf.
The Olive Tablet Co promotes a night time dose of tablets claimed to ease liver and bowel issues. They urge buying a small package from a druggist and assert superiority over other similar products. The language emphasizes morning relief and safety with minimal dosing.
Miss Mary Tribby born Jan 7 to Mr and Mrs James Hughs in Londonderry. Mrs James Inglish recovering from diphtheria. Land sale: W T Cunningham bought 3 1/2 acre tract from Taylor Sheppard for 355 cash. Rose county option election yielded 12 votes. Mr Joseph Johnston married two months ago to a Tuscarawas county woman. Silo built. cream separator bought by S S Cunningham with seven cows milking. Londonderry farmers institute scheduled February 4 and 5 at U P church. Guernsey county sheriff attended local legal business last week.
Birds Run Mrs Amanda Worthing and daughter Mrs Baker spent part of last week with relatives in Cambridge. Miss Bessie Johnson and Alice Ingram visited relatives in Cambridge. Several couples, including Mr and Mrs Frank Ingram and Mr M G Weaver, spent Sunday with W E Johnson and family. The infant son of D F Whitis died Sunday. Funeral held Monday with burial in Kimbolton. Preaching next Sunday at the Baptist church by Rev Walker.
Salesville residents report minor injuries from a hay load incident. Charles Warehime bought a flock from W C Rose for shipment. Virgil Little from Newark returns after a month at his mother M L Little's home. Derwood Williams sells a cow and two calves. Virgil Law returns from two weeks with friends near Cumberland. Oden Little travels to Newark to visit his sister. Mrs Ottis Foraker visits Quaker City on business.
Beginning 1909 the Scott's Cash Grocery will close Saturday evenings promptly at 8 p m through January June. A note from Gold Medal Flour notes its shift through finest silk in HuGEnta.
Freeport Route 5 R D Jno Daugherty of New Philadelphia called on business over Sabbath. Many local youths were hosted at Adam Carlisle’s home near Winterset Friday night. Mrs Eva Ripley of Akron visits relatives here. Mrs J B Grimsley and son Ogle stayed with Jennings Parker and wife last week. Sugartree V C was entertained by Mrs C C Willis Thursday evening at Chestnut Hill Becky Gold Medal Flour for me.
Eggs sold at 28e and butter at 238 in local markets. The Sons of Veterans hosted an oyster supper last Saturday drawing a large crowd. Roby of Cambridge shipped walnut logs to Cleveland last week. Harold Barthalow of Cambria visited his mother here. Sullivan and Sullivan plan to depart for the Oklahoma oil field this week. Several residents attended the county seat gathering last Saturday. M. T. Kennedy of Sugar Tree was mentioned in local notices.
Rumors promise a crowded audience for an old-fashioned Singing School Concert in the town hall on Saturday night January 16. The notice urges all to attend and enjoy a likely success, as local shipments and trading activity continue.
A promotional piece urges readers to use Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming it fully digests food and rests the stomach to promote recovery. It warns against ordinary remedies like pepsin tablets and physics and touts Kodol as a perfect digester available from druggists.
The ad invites customers to buy a large bottle of Kodol with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after full use. If not beneficial, return the bottle to the druggist for a refund, with the company reimbursing the pharmacist. Applies to the large bottle only, one per family. Produced by E C DeWitt & Co Chicago.
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