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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
5
Eye Nose and Throat 4 Specialty reports address 719 Wheeling Ave Cambridge O. Several items note local people on visits and health, including Karl Fallon of Cleveland visiting Cambridge and Mrs Cora Hope returning to Dayton after Cambridge visit.
Attorney George D Dugan received notice from Judge J B Slater of the United States court in Columbus of his re appointment as referee in bankruptcy. He took the oath and filed his bond, marking the sixth time he has held the post. He expects to receive his commission Wednesday of this week.
Birds Run Rev Threme of Cleveland preached at the Baptist church Sunday. Hatty Cunningham of Wheeling W Va spent two weeks with cousin Muriel ingram and returned home Wednesday. Mattie Taylor was guest of Mrs Will Harbord Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J E Johnson visited relatives in Cambridge and Byesville last week. Neil McIntyre and son of Cambridge visit his father David Williams. Oil driller Mr McKee located a well on F A Forney farm and will begin drilling. Mr Kellar will host ice cream Saturdays. Bertha Patterson guest of Stella Clemens Sunday. Neil McIntyre of Cambridge and sister Bertha Williams visited W E Johnson family. Residents attended a social at Linton Mills and reported a fine time.
Markets report dull activity with butter prices at 25 25 54, eggs 20 21, Ohio cream cheese at 12 12½. Cattle receipts 150 cars with values from 3 to 6.50 for various classes. sheep and lambs steady to lower. hogs receipts 35 double decks with prime weights around 7.05 to 7.10 and other grades down to 4.75.
City Solicitor B Fr Enos says the Service Board cannot cut street paving or sever contracts into $500 lots. He notes bidding requirements and ordinance rules. councils delays due to locked records. An adjourned meeting will finalize ordinances while a road paving committee is named to discuss Northwood cemetery access.
The funeral for Eddie Heaken son of Mr and Mrs Elijah Heaken was held at the family home in Fairground addition on Sunday afternoon July 12 1908. Interment followed in the city cemetery. Born June 16 1886 in Irondale Ohio he moved to Cambridge at age nine and worked in the tin mill until illness forced retirement. The service was led by Rev J S McMunn and many friends and fellow workers attended. Eddie will be remembered as a good son and is survived by ten living children and relatives from distance and nearby.
Miss Florence Fordyce returns to Springfield after a city visit. She is accompanied by Miss Margt Gibson who is training as a nurse.
A large quantity of wool was taken in Washington on Wednesday. The column also notes numerous local visitors and residents traveling to Millersburg, Denison, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Columbus. Several families, ministers, and friends are mentioned along with health troubles and a legal figure’s hometown ties.
Mrs W J Moore and her daughter Miss Elda, together with Miss Mary Hull of Pittsburg, are visiting their sister Mrs Joe Hamill.
Rev. T. C. Polk of Monmouth arrived in Ce TM bridge last night to visit Mrs. Dertare and her daughter who had been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Yeo on North X street. Mr. and Mrs. Yeo and child returned home this morning.
New Concord residents were active with visits and family ties last week. Ethel and Faye Warden visited, John and Mrs Ballantine called on M L Hawthorne, and Ethel Warden will teach at Oak Ridge school next year. Several relatives and neighbors in Otsego Route 1 and Route 2 shared visits while farmers worked the harvest. A hayloft accident injured Philip Wirick, and ice cream socials hosted by D R Swaim and Merril Grimsley provided community gatherings.
The late rains improve the corn and oats outlook in Pleasant Valley. Various visits are noted with residents from Jefferson township Cambridge Byesville Cleveland and nearby families.
Winterset Mr. A A Johnson and Will Stew art made a business trip to Barnesville Friday. Miss Hattie Rubican is visiting relatives in Cambridge this week. Miss Pearl Berstler of Lore City is also mentioned with local ties.
Odell B D Giles of Cambridge spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs G C Lanning and Mrs Victoria Little with children visit friends in New Philadelphia. H B Lanning and W B Taylor called on Cambridge friends. W B and Miss Flora Taylor returned from New Concord where they attended normal. They will not return for last week of school. Mr and Mrs M G Fisher visited relatives near Berwyn. Mrs C A Branniger and children of Parkersburg WV arrive and will move to Eden burn farm this week. Miss Anna Kennedy will give an elocutionary entertainment at Fisher's grove August 15 the night of the Odell Grange picnic. There was a good attendance at the school house and Rev Cunningham preached. Mrs Wm Kennedy of Brady visited Timothy Taylor. The Gunn Brothers plan threshing machine operation late this week.
Senecaville Aretus Gregg of Derwent buys George Williams restaurant and will relocate here immediately. The Hartford and Senecaville baseball game ended 7 to 7 after six innings due to rain with each side collecting two hits. Batteries were Dolan and Wilson for Hartford. Morrison and Ferguson for Senecaville. H F Gordon and ipother returned from Denver, and Grant Trott and family visited.
George Kahn reports on a busy weekend with six Masons at Mt Ephraim Saturday night. E D Fell and wife visited Cumberland Sunday. Rev Hogg visited Dr Scott. Fredricks and children from Wheeling visited M M Pettitt. Mrs J A Burnworth interred after a funeral Sunday. Relatives from Cambridge Barrs Fergusons attended. Mrs Leona Chester of Nashville visits her father N LePage. School board seeks bids for fire doors for the school house.
Clay Pike Grant Nicholson and family of Hartford John Nicholson and family of Byesville and Eli Nicholson and family of Glenwood visited their relatives and shared time together in a regional gathering with extended kinship ties and local ties.
J W Dyson and family visit J M Kackley with Mrs Marsha Dyson and Mrs Lib Deal. James Call and Sherman Heskell plan Missouri trip Wednesday. Berry picking and berry season noted. Derwent residents attended the Clark reunion and enjoyed themselves.
City and county bonds offered tax free yielding from 4 to 4 percent. For details contact C. H. Hoskinson at 47 North Fourth Street, Zanesville. Send inquiries by mail or phone at our expense.
Mrs Bloom of Indianapolis Indiana traveled home Monday after visiting her mother Mrs Jacob Luzadder in Washington District accompanied by her mother.
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