Salesville Residents In and Around Town Updates
Last week purchases include a buggy by Salesville Oden and Virgil Little. Mrs S Brill visited her daughter in Cambridge. A large crowd attended Thursday’s baseball game in Salesville. William Little was admitted to Keenan Hospital in Cambridge. Ables of Byesville returned home after a week west of town. Rodney Bates family resume home after two weeks with Denison relatives. James and Virgil Law spent time with David Law’s family. one member is taking a job in Pittsburg and will depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oden
Virgil Little
S. Brill
R. B. Maden
Cambridge
William Little
Keenan Hospital
Mrs. Ables
Byesville
Rodney Bates
Denison
James
Virgil Law
David Law
Pittsburg
B. A. Frame
McKeesport
Ana Rey
Sullivan
Cambridge-Byesville
Memorial day notes and local visits around Senecaville
Senecaville residents jetted to Barnesville Cambridge and Quaker City from Saturday to Monday for events. Memorial day featured a large parade led by veterans and students with a well received program, Luccock delivering the speech. Attendees included many named locals from Cumberland Cambridge Ava and Newark among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Luccock
Monotony And Nervous Troubles Warn Of Fatigue
Monotony leads to nervous breakdowns and insanity from excessive mental work and rural or industrial strain. Symptoms include headache indigestion irritability and weakness. Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills promoted with price 60 cents a box six for 2 50 available through Brenan & Wilson Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Buffalo, N. Y
Ives
Pleasant City and Caldwell Social Roundup and Memorial Day
Pleasant City residents visit Caldwell friends while Memorial Day brings fishing boating and gatherings on oo creek. Several locals attend weddings birthdays and visits, with Miry details including Miss Madge Heskett and Ernest Laughlin at Eyesville and John Dettinger’s funeral after a mine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Creek
Madge Heskett
Ernest Laughlin
Eyesville
Marietta Residents Travel and Family Visit Notes
Mr. H. A. French of the Marietta Division left Tuesday morning on a business trip to Canal Dover. Elmer Pinkett of Marietta is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pinkett, on North 6th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. French
Marietta
Canal Dover
Elmer Pinkett
Dan Pinkett
North 6Th Street
Doan’s Ointment and Reg UNets Highlight Patent Remedies
A collected set of old patent medicine claims promotes Doan’s Ointment for skin conditions including eczema and psoriasis and Doan’s Reg UNets for constipation. The ad style copy includes remarks on alcohol use and a testimonial from L. Whitacre of Buffalo.
Local Social Notes From North Salem and Nearby Areas
North Salem James Hill and wife near Forsythes mines visited friends here last Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs William Jones a son Sunday morning. Jennie Mathews visited sister Mrs Jasper Forney of Cambridge Friday to Monday. William Smith and wife Frank McKee and Mrs James Golden visited friends in Cambridge last Sunday. George Colvin moved to Vinton Cramer's farm near Odell last Monday. Emma Erickson and two children and two stepdaughters of Whatcheer Iowa visited T A McKim first of last week. Bertha Mathews and brother Alfred visited uncle W R Mathews last Friday. T A McKim added a summer kitchen to his dwelling. I A Lloyd appointed administrator of his father's estate to be appraised the 8th. A I Milligan improved dwelling with new roof. W J Pollock and wife visited Pollock's brothers and sisters near Birds Run last Sunday. Mrs James Dull of Birds Run visited sister Mrs J L Cosby Friday last week. Mrs James Randall and son Earl of Cambridge visited brother E McKim Thursday last week. Walter McKee and wife of Zanesville visited here first of week. H J Beatenhead moved saw mill last Monday to lands of says Gibson near McCleary's school case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Mathews
Jasper Forney
Cambridge
William Smith
Frank McKee
James Golden
George Colvin
Vinton Cramer
Odell
Bertha Mathews
Alfred
W. R. Mathews
T. A. McKim
A. I. Milligan
W. J. Pollock
James Dull
Birds Run
J. L. Cosby
James Randall and Son Earl
E. McKim
H. J. Beatenhead
Says Gibson
McCleary
Local Social Notes Include Quilting Party and Visits
Birds Run John Ingram and wife were guests of John Wilson and wife Sun ny. Mrs. Charles Worthing and son Kenneth of Cambridge spent the first of the week with Mrs. J. M. Forney of this place. Mrs. John Ingram hosted a quilting party with several ladies. Ben Clemens and Miss Florence Eckelberry attended a dinner with W. E. Johnson’s family. Frank Williams of Cambridge visited his father. W. F. Worthing made a business trip to Cambridge. Harry and Walter Wilson returned to visit their parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worthing
Kenneth
Cambridge
J. M. Forney
John Ingram
Frank Hammond
James Addy
W. E. Johnson
Charlotte and
Hattie Johnson
Ben Clemens
Florence Eckelberry
Bert Dull
W. H. Brower
Frank Williams
W. F. Worthing
Harry and
Walter Wilson
Birth of a Daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Gru dier
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Gru dier of 8th street South Cambridge on Monday June 3, 1907. Mr and Mrs 8 C Grant of North 4th street have returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Byes ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grudier
8Th Street
South Camridge
8.C. Grant
North 4Th Street
Byesville
Memorial day crowds and local notes from Cambridge area
Crowds attended Memorial day exercises and a Cowboy performance last Thursday. James Ross and wife visited, Ezekiel Wallace came from Zanesville to see relatives, and family visits occurred around Cambridge. Local trades include a horse sale and farm products with eggs and corn prices listed.
Local Notes From Quaker City Area
Quaker City R D 4 Brook Robinson sold a horse Friday to Ray Johnson. C H Brown added a porch to his home. John Henderson near Fairview is reported low with heart trouble. Ora Floyd of Quaker City cut his wrist at the planing mill. Moses Morton of Montezuma Iowa visiting here. Joseph West of Belmont County visiting his son John here. Miss Etta Robinson secured No 2 school Oxford township. Mrs Johnathan Henderson recovered from illness. Mrs Mary Elliot of Cumberland visited her mother during sickness. Wool merchants offer 32 cents for washed wool and 26 cents for unwashed wool. A telephone convention was held at Quaker City Saturday. Reports of wild cats near here after a train wreck scare. Miss Ruth Mitchell East Wheeling Ave left for Steubenville. Mrs Catherine Clancey East Cambridge left for Youngstown to amend funeral services of Samuel Baker well known in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Floyd
Quaker City
Moses Morton
Montezuma
Iowa
Etta Robinson
Oxford Township
Johnathan Henderson
Mary Elliot
Cumberland
Henderson
Catherine Clancey
East Cambridge
Youngstown
Samuel Baker
Cambridge
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Cambridge Testimony
Cambridge residents testify that Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and urinary trouble caused by weak kidneys. Paul Sherrard of 520 Wheeling Avenue reports prompt relief and notes overall system toning. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Cambridge
Paul Sherrard
Wheeling Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
United States
Doan
Cuticura Appears To Save Eye After Eight Month Skin Illness
A Fulton New York family recounts trying multiple doctors for their one year and a half old daughter with eczema and skin sores. After failures and rising costs, they used Cuticura Remedies and saw marked improvement in three days with sores healing in a week, though eyesight loss could not be reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor No. 2
Aittle Pete Pimple
Oswego
Frank Abbott
Fulton, Oswego Co
N. Y
Receivers Seek Five Percent Dividend in Bank Case
David Okey and R. V. Orme as Receivers of The Commercial Bank Company file fourth report in Guernsey County Court in Henry Moss et al v The Commercial Bank Company cause No 7753. A dividend of five percent is recommended and a hearing set for June 22, 1907 at 9 am. Creditors and parties to the action may file exceptions before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Okey
R. V. Orme
Commercial Bank Company
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Henry Moss
Robert T. Scott
Fred L. Rosemond
Chas
Turnbaugh
Attorne
Weather Hits Planting Delays and Local Happenings
The wet weather slowed corn planting as Love City eggs sell for 15 and butter at 18 cents. J. M. Frame visited Cambridge on Saturday. Rain spoiled the Cunningham school house box social Saturday night. The U B church receives paint and new seating. Baptism drew large crowds Sunday. Hernoo Cross visited Cambridge. O J Denbo and granddaughter Leena stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Labe Thompson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Frame
Cambridge
Cunningham School House
U. B
Hernoo Cross
O. J. Denbo
Leena
Labe Thompson
Middleton Divorce Petition In Guernsey County Court
William F Middleton must answer by early June 1907 to a petition filed by May Middleton in the Court of Common Pleas Cause 8549 seeking a divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The filing, dated May 1907, asks for judgment and a decree if no answer is filed. Attorney Robt T Scott represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Middleton
May Middleton
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Illiam F. Middleton
Maiddleton
Robt. T. Scott
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Salesville
Gibson
Letha Eagan
Rachel Atkison
Scort
Senecaville
George Armsey
John
Nat Barnesville
Aiden
J. Spaid
W. G. Nicholson
Clovis Davidgop
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
McMillen
Miss Jones
Oscar Bates
Little Kate
Owen B. Daniel
Macksburg Thursdaay
Dr. Vrais
Ava
H. K. Crow
Mary Kabo
John Shear
Rue Bell
A. R. Heidelbach
Geo. Saterthwait
Earl Shroyer
Andy Shegog
Love City
J.C Crossen
Ben Crossen
Aretus Gregg
Sherman Heskett
Derwent
R. H. Dilley
Central City
Virgil Secrest
Buffalo
Mary Belle Morelege
Frank Aduddle
Newark
Grace F. Unklesbay
Albert Meighen
Byron
Otto Moorhead
Dwight Moorhead
Hills Rock
Miss Ste] Hale
Brenan & Wilson
Central Bank
Jesse
Pit City
R. R. Johnson
Pleasant City
Humphreys
Lillian Teener
Caldwell
Elizabeth Ackley
Mrs. J. W. Dyson
Craig
J. M. Kackley
Belle Voiey Farmers’ Telephone Co
Harry Bess
Anna
Mabel Rolle
Springfield
Eleanor L. Hull
Greenfield
E L. Spaid
J. W. Ogle
Mary Woodford
James P. Wells
Rev. Humble
M. E. Church
This Place
F. W. Shafer
Bob Rowlands
Eva McFarland
Mt. Zion
Irvin Russel
Lutheran Parsonage
J. F. Hershiser
John Dettinger
Belle Valley
City Cemetery
Thomas
North Salem
James Hill
Forsythe’s
Willliam Jones
Emma Erickson
Whatcheer
I. A. Lloyd
Walter McKee
Zanesville
John Wilson
Sunny
Kimbolton
O. L. Hamlon
James Ross
Ezekiel Wallace
Wm. Wallace
W. C. McKim
Newcomerstown
Wm. Vansickle
L. J. Vansickle
Thomas Morris
J. E. Gregg
Berry
John Sullivan
Indian Territory
Quaker City R. D
Brook Robinson
Ray Johnson
C. H. Brown
John Henderson
Fairview
Joseph West
Belmont County
Ruth Mitchell
East Wheeling Avenue
Steubenville
Eczema
Red
Chase’e
Chase Micine Co
Ala
Berman & Wilson Central Bank
Bide
Cleveland
Rou
Frie
Twila Ciyers
Lakes
City OF
Erie
Detroit
L. S
S. Ry
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Niagara
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co
W. F. Herman
Cleveland, Ohio
Boxwell
Sa Anats
Ppgicans
Pres
G. FE
BELL
C. V. Pres
W. C. Moore
Washington
Auditor's Office
Balances Mar. Ist
Overarafts Mar
Iat
Sisnesiasen County Fund
Pationel Road Fund
Nelibes Vpsks
Wannensees
Cissas S
Chris MN
Judicial Fund
County Treasury
Babea Abusbdeseleekaeractiecheas Aneaeaee Repusenegusestie
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Coassseevecesee Zens
D. R. Wallace
J. A. Lafollette
Pennsylvania Lines
Los Angeles
National Medical Association
Norfolk
New York
Boston
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Philadelphia
Jersey Coast
Long Island
New England
Colorado
Pacific Coast
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Saratoga Springs
K. T
Spokane
Seattle
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Cape May
Winona Lake
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T. C. Clark, Tkt Agt
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