Turnbaugh's shoe sale and local notices
Auction like ads for Turnbaugh's featuring Walk-Over oxfords and ladies' shoes from Casey's and Craig's clearance sales. Local items include a frame family reunion near Gibson's Station, a marriage license for Humphrey and Orr, a new interurban car order, a Harvest Home Picnic, probate accounts, squirrel hunting season info, and public liquor-license news in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbaugh’s. Oxford
Turnbaugh’s
Turnbaugh
S. W. L. Douglas
Potter Bros
Casey’s
Cas
Casey's
Craig’s
Craig's
Craig
Oxfords
Casey‘s
Childres
North 10Th Street
Gibson’s Station
Chas. Kk. Humphreyil
Dana E. Orr
Byesville
Wm. Tands
Spring Street
South Side
Consolidated Co
Coley Block
Guernsey
Noble and Muarce
Summerfield
Samuel J. McMahon
Margaret Moore
Stember
Byesville News Highlights and Local Obituaries
Long list of local notices: marriage licenses for Geo Bennett and Ethel Moffatt, new Steubenville schools superintendent E R Van Cleve, Byesville population 860 and town population 2400-3000, Opal mine near Chesaw Newark owners, drowning warnings for children, celestial comet sighting, Minnesotan teachers visiting Guernsey, new mine on Center township slope, funeral notices for Rachel Moss and Edgar Doyle, Wm M McMillen obituary, national guard encampment at Newark, Wawatha Lake Park opening, Sate to leave ministry for Ensign magazine, Bertie Whitecraft funeral, Uriah Aplin death in Senecaville mine, Miss Daugherty obituary, William McMillen funeral, birth and death notices, local court cases Stevens and Mead guilty, Toledo business fraud notice, various church and regional updates, and prospects of railroad expansion in southeastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Geo, Bennett
Danford
Ethel Moffatt
Byesville
Jain Moffatt
Edellie Bennett
E.R. van Cleve
Hainesville
National Guard
Newark
Ohio
Licking County
Wiawatha Lake Park
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge
S. J. T. Sate
Pleastor
The
Christian Church
Armony
Asume
Cannes Ligg
Ensign
Roston
Mass
Sale
Caldwell
Bertie Whitecraft
M. BE
S. 8. Fisher
L. Taylor
M. EB
Northwood
Law and Order Society Holds Second Mass Meeting in Barnsville
The Law and Order Society held its second mass meeting at the M E church Surmight with Mayor J A White of Barnsville as principal speaker. White praised the town's crackdown on open saloons, the end of the blind tiger, and the marshal's enforcement. Subscriptions were taken to fund continued prosecutions, with several cases disposed or forfeited and profits directed to the city’s law and order fund. Rev. Miller and others urged continued patriotism and support for temperance and enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joself
Miller
White
Law and Order
Ken Cayes
Fred L. Rosemond
Wehb
Leon
Blind Tiger
T Ie Sawety
Levina
Juslice
Frrest
Tial
Buick
Mr. Miller
Ren CG. Wayes
Heed Hikes Promis Porting Lig Recognisunes Might
In Cambridge Mayor's court on Thursday, Heed faced charges for illegal whisky selling at Schairer road. Heed failed to appear. motion to quash was overruled. bond forfeiture set at 300 with surety. Prosecution noted ongoing liquor-case backlog and police fund receipts totaling over 600 since the campaign began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleod
Barnesville
Cambridge
Mayor's Court
AW. Stewart
Dus
Allman
Bellaire
Weed
Palawan
Wolvek
Davin
Rosemond
Huerl
Qurguck
Tallman
Smallwood
Jim
Shawn
Linus
Marshal Tlau
Suiuilwood
Philip
Law
Orden
Secur
Heed Hoisted and Court Deals in Criminal Slates
Crisply worded docket item covers Heed hoisted, motions to quash overruled, pleas of guilty, and bonds set in multiple criminal actions. A notable line notes Newman Uhieman pleading guilty in four cases with fines totaling $1,000 and costs. preparations for trial follow and the mayor’s office accounts of further charges and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House News
JMMON
Elmad Age Pial
Ohio
William Cath
Sonaire Guildrie
Lsmaltwood
Heed
Noga Salling
Newman Uhieman
Ava
English to y Avain shows Isayisn aim to recapture cup
The Isayisn people pursue retaking the cup held by Americans for years with a new challenger. The forthcoming weeks will determine which side is superior as the race unfolds. Mastettur's Stomach Bitters touted as a cure for stomach, liver, and kidney issues. It is advertised to restore appetite, purify blood, aid sleep, and cure various ailments. Distributed by druggists nationwide.
Synodical Convention Attends Young Christian Union Meeting
Delegates arrived in the city for the Synodical Convention of the Young Christian Union. Sessions opened at the Colonial Theatre with decor in union colors and a full agenda including praise services, Bible studies, and addresses. The 45th annual Selo College commencement followed, with nearly 100 graduates and a week of programs from Sunday through Thursday headed by notable speakers.
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Young Christian Union
Ely
Lie Unian
Ueelook
W.T. Will
Whealing
Wein
Thoms
Trwail
Cipbell White
Putsburg
Youur People’s Emc US
Prank Db. Findley
Mansfield
F. EB. Beau
Aes WM
Topping
Uniontown
Missioniay Enterprise
Pittsburg
Mt Ie
Joseph Hg
A. W. Martin
Kurgrove
Mich
Bey
G. C. Webster
New Caneand
J. C. Hanley
Canton
K Markin
Sid- Joseph Kyle
Joseph Clark
D. D
Columbus
Prats
Taggart
Liverpaol
Oliver 'E. Stewart
Chicago
Selo College
Milton Butler Prath
G. N. Moltelot
Causelvabory
Board of Trustees
U P. L.A
Lela. A
GC. B. Henvhorne
Department of Pharmaany
Elastog
Thomas Davis Killed by a Train at Crossing
Thomas Davis aged 78 from Spencer's Sta blon died last Wednesday after stepping onto a railroad crossing as an eastbound train No 14 approached. He had left his home with a son and previously lived north of Quaker City. He attempted to refill a bucket of water when struck. bones broken but body not mangled. Witnesses were Sumatan boys. Funeral Thursday morning with remains to Morristown for interment beside his late wife.
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Frank Dougherty
Regis
Frank Tugherty
Find Avenue
Ouy Hotal
Zanesville
W. W. Mavich
Gbh
South
Sida
Daugherty
Zanesville Hospital
le le
Cambridge M. P
Fisher
James Jones
U. B. Church
Northwood
William Marshall McMillen
North 3Rd Street
Ile
Farst
Marrage
Rebecca Douglass
Kimbolt
I. McMillen
Shoeril
J.C. McMillen
Iivesville
Leonard Gastor
Kimbalton
McMillen
Lash
U. P. Church
U. P
Smiley
Golock
T. D. Udgar
Rade
Roy. J. &. MccMunn
Thomas Davis
Thonas Davis
Spencer’s Stablon
Quisker City
Mr. Davis
Twain
Sumatan
Phe
Morristown
Quaker City Indépendent
McClaughrey Held on Two Warrants and Fined
W. McClaughrey was arrested on two warrants issued by Mayor Smallwood on affidavits by John A. Lang for selling liquor and unlawfully keeping a place open. At trial he pleaded guilty to both charges, with fines totaling 75 and 100 dollars plus costs. he had ceased selling, and promised to stay out of the business, though witnesses testified at length about the raid at night. The meeting notes mention a large witness list and a later reunion of the 181st regiment at Cushnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Walter Stevens
Go Rosemoriel J
My. Stevens
Ohler Blair
al. Mead
We Ga Lo Press
Steed
Zanesville
Ros Stes
Priday
CATO
CATY
Toledo
Tucas County
Frank
Chaney
Gelog
Chiney
A.W. Gueason
Ska
Notaiy
J. Cheney
Dluggists
W. McClaughrey
Wight
Smallwoort
John A. Lang
WV. W. Stewart, Esq
Steward
de Coirh
McClaughrey
Std
Lts Rege Gaurant
Mckailand
Richard Addison
Novee Addison
Stuart Beeves
Reese Dirdes
Ab Arbor
Viaiemars
Ome
Achesan
Harry Moreland
Rosemunud
Mayer
Onleer Lang
Law and Order Committee
Smallwood
Unese
Declines Presidency and Trustees Meet for Selection
A disjointed report notes McClure of Tellairss Willy Pag declined the presidency of Muskingai collee. Trustees plan a Cambridge meeting next week to pick a successor with candidates including Prof. J.C. Wirk of Nashville Yeon and Prof. Dodd of Grave Choy Ti. Rev. Dr. McClure is engaged in church building at Bellalesque and cites needs for his followers. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Scall visited Evanston, Illinois, from this city for business and leisure, while Messrs. C. Mast and W. Tarpey discuss a property on Wheel ine avenue once owned by Shalks drag stove. The auditing committee reports about 4000 members and near 410,000 in funds for the organization. Dr. Fuller Peet, advertised locally, has aided several patients during a five-week stay in the city and is well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Aplin
Somers
Sencerville, Inc
Mr. Aplin
Wors
Mr. I Aplin
Aplin
Senecaville
Varhies
Iajpauest
Charles Barnett
Guernsey County
Avery
Canton
Tey
McClure
Tellairss
Willy Pag
Muskingai Collee
Bias
Cambridge
J.C. Wirk
Nashville
Yeon
Dodd
Grave Choy
Havar
Hng Tohureh
Bellalesque
Ty Lomariab
Zanesville
Mack Scall
Evanston
Choy
Scoth
Wheeline Avenue
Shalks Dragstove
Ely
Messrs. C. Mast
Iorwick
W. Tarpey
Lindsey
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Jeffersonian
Hood
Emery
Bree
U. C Purdum
F. Fuller Peet
J. R. Scott
Bell
J. F. Wharton
Omics
Cottey Block
T1 Street
Wheeling Avenue
James Golden
Kate McKee
North Salem
Geo. A. Smith
Pittbsurgana
Allegheny
Miewspapel
W. GT. U
Bethesda
Belle Kearny
Mississippi
R. Stewart
Dy. R. A. McArthur
J. 8. McMann
Rachel A. Moss
Love City
James D. Moss
Rachel Ann Moss
Lore City
Edgar Doyle
Samuel.a. Doyle
Eastsleubenville Avenue
J. I. Rankin
8. S. Fisher
Billy Simpson
Sender
J. Edward Turst
Ohio Journal
Otterbein U. B
Chesaw
Washington State
Northwest
Bors
Minnie
Mildred Dilley
Minnesota
Ma’ams
Northfield
Minn
Ephriam Dilley
Blackmore
Gibson
Alice Bunnell McCoy
Blaine and
Stanton
Center Township
E. D. Shively
Wm. M. McMillen
Srd Street
T. D. Edgar
Ridge U.P
J. Oo. Me. Munn
Ridge Church
Arthur Lloyd Bunnell
Wilbur Bonnell
Camaridge
Thom
Dr. Pope
Gald
Ellsworth Bates
Wattle M. Pouwell
Ryesville
Akron
Vitagerald
John P. Turner
Greug Guardian
Taldis J. Evans
Walter Nf. Evans
Thovre
Iubara
Monros
Belmont
Harrieson
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Appleyards
Richield
Promis
Tayloy
John WV. Stockdale
A. J. Clark
Edith
Clark
Isaac
Sheppard
John d. Stockdale
Wells
Proba Court
Susan Weisensbein
Ilitix
John C. Stain
Hugh Addy
Carrie Smith
George Buas
J. 2
Coun Takes
Ben Cises
Gus Johnson
Tedner
Mintes
Sir. Clair
Nl Wits
Tuett
London
Charringhan
Anti-Sapan League
Olio
England
Formost
Stein Bloch CO
Michaels Stern & Co
Rochester, N.Y
Fichaus Stern & CO
Wachlstlr IY
Wholesale Columbus
Shelby and Millersburg
MecClaughrey
Linealis
Cushnes C
Jésust Gull
Winger
Philippi
Hus
Ife
Washington
D.C
Camipike
Nicholas
Cambridge Street
Ob Ming
Fuller Peet
Peet
Cua
Laver
Meulenyitle
New Vailla
Flack Medten
Ambridge, Ohle
Ourpa
Zenduans
Sperintinvs
Gatlalagiion
Columbia
C. A. Bliss
East State Street
Onto
A A Scio College
Mie West College
Scio College
Scio
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