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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
Walter Cubbison, 16, was left unconscious for four hours after lumber shifted on a downhill wagon at Bluebell hill. A horse was killed on an iron bridge, the second horse badly injured. The family name is Cubbison of Bluebell. Mrs Burr Dead noted in the same item.
A local resident died Sunday at her home at age 65. She is survived by three sons. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning with burial in Cumberland cemetery.
The Westland Township Board of Education met June 26 and employed six teachers for the coming year: Mattie Watson, Ethel Bendure, J. C. Steele, C. F. Ringer, Ira E. Stevens, and W. L. Williamson. The Westland Township High School seeks an experienced teacher.
A Cambridge man stole a horse and buggy from Stewart's livery in Cambridge then used Doc Willis' and Fred Stewart's stables to obtain outfits. He drove to Zanesville, left the rig, borrowed $3 from a Livery owner, and disappeared. Authorities traced the vehicle to Zanesville where it was recovered after a $3 loan.
Wm Evans, a miner at the Puritan mine near Derwent, was caught by a coal fall but survived with a broken arm and facial injuries. He received immediate medical care and is reported in satisfactory condition.
Probate Court enters 5100000 damage suit and lists Emma Campbell as administratrix. Ohio case Victor Pickett pleads not guilty with trial date set. Liquor sale charge noted. Other matters include sale confirmation and deed ordering in Gaffney case. Final accounts filed for Adamson estates and Wills Creek Coal Co. Damages sought up to 10000. Attorneys Rosemond and Bell appear for plaintiff.
Scott, Dr. Vorhies, Sheriff Moore and others from the Billikin Oil Co. traveled to Summerfield to witness the oil well shoot on their lease, with Arthur Craig and C. L. Casey among those interested.
Rev Albert Cunningham of New Concord to preach at Hopwell 10 30 am and Flat Ridge 2 30 pm. Epworth League Kimbolton to host patriotic service “America for Christ” Sunday night 7 30. Pastor M W Bevington to be absent a week or ten days visiting mother in Lakewood and father in law Wm Kerr Irondale Ohio.
A ten day sale at H. L. Rider's Millinery Store 51 10th offers big reductions on trimmed hats. Customers line up for discounts on ladies hats and related headwear.
Mrs Berla ftone was summoned to Detroit Sunday by a message that her brother had a paralysis stroke leaving him speechless and unable to move from the hips down. She planned to visit in a week for the summer at his home but his sudden decline hastened the journey.
The estate of Ellen Flynn, deceased, sold on Saturday at administrator's sale to Edward A. Murray and Annie Murray for a consideration of 1075 dollars. Mrs B F Smith of Wall avenue and Mrs Mattie Duff of Bird's Run left Tuesday for an extended visit with relatives in Kansas and Nebraska. Miss Rose Archer of Clay avenue, South Cambridge, left Sunday to visit friends at Buckeye Like.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Williams and their son Whitney of Maplewood New Jersey are guests of Miss Ella Hammond.
G. W. Barry, manager of the Eastern Realty Co. of Columbus, Ohio, is in Cambridge today.
Columbus Ohio June 29 Thomas Smith of Fairview Guernsey county resigned Monday as visitors attend ant in the judiciary building of the state house. He was appointed last January but ill health forced three months from duty. He returned briefly but remained unwell and informed Governor Harmon of his decision to resign his post.
Lou Kirkman and Charles Dicker son were arraigned before Mayor Bradford on drunken and disorderly charges after Sunday arrests. Hoth pled guilty and were fined one dollar and costs. John Bonom swore warrants for Richard Bower and Taly Stewart over profane language. Stewart claimed an apology was refused and denied using profanity before ladies. Hearing for Lake Braden, resisting an officer, postponed to Friday at 9. Attorney Stockdale retained.
T. M. McFarland returned from Adrian Michigan. John Behen came back Monday after visiting relatives in Adrian Michigan. Rey C. E. Sheppard was guest of friends in Newcomerstown Tuesday.
J. W. Monroe of the Pennsylvania Lines traveled to Fort Wayne today on company business for the railway.
Miss Bessie Pinkett of North Sixth Street has returned from a visit with friends in Mt. Vernon.
Judge M. L and Mrs Oliver visited his sisters Mrs Morrison of Summit avenue and Miss Lou Snyder of Woodlawn avenue in this city and returned to Caldwell Sunday evening. Guernsey County Sunday School Association officers and executive committee met at Second United Presbyterian church Tuesday morning to map out the year’s work.
Luther J. Tignor came home yesterday after a trip to Columbus and West Lafayette. Thomas McCartney, Esq., of Thomasville, Ga, is visiting Cambridge relatives this week while en route to Bay City.
KE McCormick a registered pharmacist of Mt. Vernon has accepted a position with Brenan and Wilson at the Bank Building Drug Store.
Carl Leeper and his wife, traveling with a bus, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. and other relatives. Leeper is a trusted employee of the Gould railroad with a run between Columbus and Portsmouth. Rev. Dr. L. L. Work will pastor the Second Presbyterian church in Cambridge next Sunday.
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