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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
5
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The Byesville Uniform Rank Kk of P No 64 was installed with a parade and banquet. About four hundred members, their wives and friends attended the banquet at Anderson Hall while the ceremony was witnessed by order members. Capt A O Duffey of Cambridge Co led the installation and the Cambridge Company performed the degree work.
Sun Brothers' circus arrives in Cambridge with a grand train and full tents. The afternoon show features a six year old bareback rider, trained elephants, wire walkers, aerial acts, and lively clowns, drawing a large crowd and praise for the troupe's growth and fair dealing.
Miss Mary Lewis has returned from a visit in Zanesville. H J Boyd the dentist in the Taylor block opposite the post office remains available for patients and consultations.
Frank Johnson of East Beatty Avenue departs this evening for Pittsburg where a friend will join him before they travel to the Solid Comfort Fishing Club camp on the French River in Canada. The club comprises about fifty prominent Sharon, Pennsylvania businessmen who annualy visit the camp.
Just arrived Brother Ed and I went fishing today and caught many fish. We have to give them away. Boneless herring 10 cents per pound. Murray's Fish Market, 906 Wheeling Avenue. Bell phone 431 R.
John L. Boyd 70, longtime Guernsey county resident and elder at First United Presbyterian New Concord, died at his Adams township home after a summer illness. Survived by wife, two sons W. R. Boyd and Rev. Frank Boyd, one brother D. K. Boyd, and niece Mae Duff. Funeral at 1 p.m. Friday by Rev. J. T. Caldwell and Dr. Spear. burial Pleasant Valley cemetery.
Mrs Cyrus Scott of North Tenth street received a Chattanooga alert reporting her 18 year old son Ross ill with typhoid fever and confined to a hospital after a 104 fever rise. He formerly worked at the Western Union office and now serves as stenographer and bookkeeper at the Chattanooga Roofing and Foundry Company. Mrs Scott departed for Chattanooga on B and O 103.
Attorney W. W. Stewart returned from Indianapolis where he attended a meeting of heirs of the late J. B. Suitt. The estate, valued around 200000 dollars, is expected to settle soon with many heirs in Cambridge. Stewart said a settlement was practically agreed upon.
Guy Keith May, recently badly injured near Scott's Mines, is slowly improving and his prospects for full recovery are good. No new details on the injury have emerged as Dr. L M Ross plans to question him later. Also, Cambridge Lodge No 66 F and A M holds a special meeting tomorrow evening with work in the first and second degrees.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles S. Sheppard learned the lab results from two Near Beer samples seized in Cambridge at Al Heed’s Fair Grooms Addition business. One sample had one and a half percent alcohol, the other four and two tenths percent, above the two percent limit in dry counties. Report pending. Dr Ken C Hayes of Pulaski Pa arrives to oversee Cambridge Chautauqua and will lecture August 14 and preach August 15 at Mountain Lake Park.
Attorney O V Wells visited St Clairs ville yesterday to handle legal matters and meet clients in the local court circle.
Miss Nellie Schuman is visiting relatives and friends in Zanesville this week, stopping to see several local residents and former associates during her trip.
The advertisement touts slotted fire pots as a key furnace component and guarantees Wise fire pots plus building heating with a five year guarantee. It promotes Wise improvements over Warm Air Furnaces and invites visits to the Furnace Store or a home phone inquiry from dealers in sheetmetal work and furnaces.
James Singer and Miss Winifred Booth were hosted by friends in Zanesville the first of the week, according to local social notes.
Miss Hazel Little leaves for New Concord to join a friend and enjoy a Cedar Point outing.
Miss Ava Gauchi visiting relatives in Cambridge will return to her home in New Matamoras on Thursday.
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