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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

7

Local Social Notes and Obituary Highlights

Winterset D L Nicholson and family and Mrs O V Gattrell spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Norwich. Samuel Padgitt aged eighty four years ten months and twenty days died Tuesday. Funeral held Thursday with ministers from the Christian church and burial at Glenview cemetery. Various visits and gatherings cited including Miss Harriet Tedrick of Xenia guest of her brother George Tedrick and Dr I A Burson of Washington DC visiting the area.

Leon Cosgrave O. B. Dugan Cambridge J. C. Wirich David Miller Newtown Catherine Boyd Blooming Grove Ina Swaim L. Dugan H. B. Allen Wy. C. Scott Martha McPeek I. A. Burson Washington, D. C G. W. Burson Follansbee W. Va Samuel Padgitt C. L. Kerr The Christian Church Glenview Cemetery George Padgitt Klondyke

Cambridge Area Social Roundup Hints of Travel and Visits

Local residents report numerous visits and travel plans including Mrs Rena Tallichet in Cambridge over Sunday and Mrs Sawyer with sister in Isleta Ohio. Others journey toward enterprise Oregon and Seattle Washington with returns pending. A Milliner Miss Shoppe plans cosmopolitan summer at Port Washington returning in September. Boxwell commencement at M B K church featured program and class addresses with local youths performing.

Pleasant City Visitors and Social Calls

Pleasant City reports Mrs. Louisa Frye of Zanesville visiting her brother Will and friends. Charlie McQuerry of Cambridge and his companion called on friends on Sunday evening. Mrs. Ernest Laughlin of Chaseville visited her sister Mrs. Charles McElwee and other friends. Miss Neva Call and Freeda Hec kett attend New Concord school. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Secrest and Mrs. Elizabeth Kackley were guests of Mrs. J. W. Deeren last week. J. W. Spaid and family also visited Mrs. Elizabeth Craig and family.

Louisa Frye Zanesville Will Charlie McQuerry Cambridge Ernest Laughlin Chaseville Charles McElwee Neva Call Freeda Heckett New Concord F. M. Secrest Elizabeth Kackley J. W. Deeren J. W. Spaid Elizabeth Craig

Guernsey Valley Trades Assembly Meets Wednesday

Notice states the Guernsey Valley Trades Assembly will meet on Wednesday in Pathfinders hall for important business. The date reads June 39, with 53-21 on the notice.

Guernsey Valley Trades Assembly Pathfinders’ Hall

Bloodless People Need This Tonic

Anemia symptoms include pallor dizziness breathlessness and weakness. Dr Williams Pink Pills purport to purify and build blood and are promoted with a patient testimonial from Mrs George R Havey of Youngstown Ohio. Available from druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box, six for $2.50. booklet free upon request.

Williams George R. Havey Lydia Street Youngstown Ohio Dr. Williams

For Sale Garfield Avenue Residence Bargain

A five room two story slate roof dwelling on Garfield avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. Includes cistern and good garden. Investigate. No trouble answering questions. Apply to W. R. Dougherty.

Garfield Avenue Ninth Tenth Streets W. R. Dougherty

Local residents noted on Sunday and Monday travels

George Smith spent Sunday at Lancaster. Miss Ermie Long a business visitor in Cleveland. M. L. Hartley spent Sunday with relatives at Newark. Hutchison spent Sunday in Senecaville. Jerry Smith of Byesville was in the city on business Monday. Marshal Webber of Byesville was in the city on business Monday. Harry Ford of Canal Dover spent Sunday with friends in Cambridge. Prof. Worthy Dyson of Kimbolton was in the city on business Monday. Harry McCracken of Brady was in the city Monday en route to Newcomerstown. Miss Osie Pyles has returned from a visit in Birmingham. Miss Harriet Gibson returned home Saturday after a visit at Canal Dover. Miss Rose Steele employed at Long Bros. is spending her vacation in Washington. Walter White returned home Sunday after a few days at Zanesville. Mrs. W. L. Tribbie and son Earl who visited London Der ry and Fairview returned Saturday. Mrs. L. R. Yeo and son George will leave Monday for a two month trip to St. Paul Minn and northern points. Miss Reba Frame has been visiting relatives in Cambridge and returned home Sunday morning.

Rena Tallichet Cambridge Dr. Sawyer Painter Isleta Wm. Forsythe Belle Enterprise Oregon Seattle Wash Shoppe Port Washington Charles Ross Lizzie Wallace Marietta Michael Bumgardner Forest of Cannonsburg J. G. Bair A. R. McCulloch C. F. DeGolier Elbridge Alloway Shaffer Keenan's Hospital Hattie Berry Jennie White Willard Clark Rockford Lawrence Wood Hannah Kemp Magnolia Ohio Ella Hammond Canal Dover James M. Gibson Boxwell M. BK Reba Frame

Colorful Julyities and Local Happenings in Love City

Short notes from Love City cover weather quirks, local baptisms, and family visits. A June 26 birth to Mr and Mrs Ira Ferguson is noted, along with a creek immersion baptism of four candidates last Wednesday. Plans for a July 4 celebration, a Washington vs Love City baseball game, and visits by the Cash family are mentioned.

Ira Ferguson

Local families gather for visits and services across towns

Cumberland residents Mr and Mrs Harvey Mizer and daughter Frances visit Canal Dover relatives. Mrs H B Zoller visits daughter Emma in Pittsboro Pa while Miss Edna Burris stays with grandmother Mary Fulton. Memorial sermon given by Rev T H Taylor on June 27. Several members attend Masonic Temple dedication at Mt Ephraim. Burial services for Mrs S W Burr held at C P Church after Bright's disease illness.

Harvey Mizer Frances Canal Dover W. J. Smith H. B. Zoller Pittsboro Emma Edna Burris Cambridge Mary Fulton Elizabeth Malvin Cleveland T. H. Taylor Joe Hall Edwin Glass Eastern Star Lodge Masonic Temple Mt. Ephraim Martin Barnesville Charlie Secrest Hartford Henry Cronin W. Burr

Uhrichsville Guest Visits West Gomber Resident

G. R. Robison of Uhrichsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Warden of West Gomber Avenue. He returned home with his family who had been visiting here.

G. R. Robison Uhrichsville Milton Warden West Gomber Avenue

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Offered With Free Trial

A retailer advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic to treat dandruff scalp irritation and hair loss. They offer a no charge if not satisfied and claim it almost always cures. Available in two sizes for one dollar at Brenan & Wilson in Central National Bank Building and Post Office Building.

Brenan & Wilson Central National Bank Postoffice

Sale on Screen Doors and Shoes at Bargain Prices

A local sale offers screen doors and windows, lace curtains, and various home goods at close prices. Shoes for ladies and men including leather oxfords and patent styles are discounted, with curtains, underwear, shirts, and hats also featured at reduced rates.

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