Divorce Petition Filed in Guernsey County Court
Sadie Alloway petitions for divorce from John Alloway in the Court of Common Pleas case No 8904 alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty and seeks alimony. Hearing set for on or after June 27, 1908. LADIE ALLOWAY. Attorney John F. Stockdale. May 14-6w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alloway
Sadie Alloway
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Ladie Alloway
John F. Stockdale
White goods for graduating dresses at Potter's
Mr. and Mrs. Lowry of Love City shopped in the city today. Miss Edith Dodd of Zanesville visits J. O. Carnes and family on West Steubenville avenue. Frank Blair and daughter Margarette of Clark street left to visit relatives in Cleveland. Miss Anna Turnbaugh and niece Martha left Monday for a visit with Mrs. P. R. Rein in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Lowry of
Love City
Edith Dodd
Zanesville
J. O. Carnes and
West Steubenville Avenue
Frank Blair
Margarette
Clark Street
Cleveland
Anna Turnbaugh
Martha
P. R. Rein
Detroit, Mich
Price family plans short visit to Mt. Sterling Ohio
W Price and daughter Miss Helen and nephew Leonard Price left at noon for a few days visit with relatives at Mt. Sterling Ohio. Rev J and McMunn of North 10th Street went to New Concord this morning to attend the Muskingum College commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Price
Helen
Leonard Price
Mt. Sterling, O
Rev. J. & McMunn
North 10Th Street
New Concord
Muskingum College
Birth announced for Kratzs daughter in South Cambridge
A daughter was born to Reverend and Mrs. Wm. J. Kratz of 342 Ninth Street South Cambridge on Saturday June 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Kratz
Ninth Street
South
Cambridge
Jume
Otsego Oil & Gas Co declares 10 percent dividend
Otsego Oil & Gas Co directors at yesterday afternoon's meeting declared a 10 percent dividend on $56,000 capital stock, paying $6,000. This marks the ninth dividend, having paid half the subscribed amount, yielding investors a 40 percent return including their investment. The company remains prosperous as wells continue to produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego
Otsego Oil & Gas Co
Arnoltys case moves to higher courts
The Morris Coal Co. has filed its bill of exceptions to carry the case to higher courts. The suit sought 10000 damages for which the jury awarded Dr. H W Arnoltys 4100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Arnoltys
Morris Coal Co
Salesville rural notices: farming tasks and community updates
The section covers corn plowing and sheepshearing, local illnesses, marriages of Homer Hull and Velan McBurney, visits by Mrs. R. B. Maden and Mrs. S. Brill, attendance at Quaker City commencement, upcoming Children's Day at Gibson Station, hay delivery by Elmer Perry and Charles Brill, a Barnesville trip by B. Brill, Boxwell commencement near Spencer Station, Mary Cunningham to teach Leatherwood, a 90 degree reading, and coal props delivery by Simon Lent and Albert Foraker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Homer Hull
Velan McBurney
R. B. Maden
S. Brill
Cambridge
Pleasant Country
Quaker City
Calvin Eagon
Gibson Station
Elmer Perry
Charles Brill
S. O. Brill
Barnesville
School House No. 1
Spencer Station
Mary Cunningham
Leatherwood
Simon Lent
Albert Foraker
Court House News Drawn jurors and court actions listed
The notice lists additional petit jurors and court proceedings across probate and common pleas courts. Cases include guardian, executor, administrator appointments, injunctions, divorces with alimony, final accounts, and a jury trial in progress with a verdict of 3500 dollars for The Wille Creek Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Wills Creek Coal Co
Ohio
Edward Loach
Homer H. Hill
Vilva L. McBurney
Salesville
Rex. Sarchet
Mary Dunning
Guernsey
Robert D. Rhodes
Kimbolton
Sadie Robinson
Cambridge
Fr. O'Dowd
Katie Whetstone
W. E. Young
Beasie Eichelberger
Harry Conn
Isa M. Beaschler
Cumberland
Common Pleas
Anna Warrick
C. O. Warrick
Wille Creek Coal Co
Frame Reunion and Home Coming
The Frame Reunion and Home coming will be held at the former place of meeting in the J. B. LaRue grove August 22, 1908. Special effort will be put forth to make this the most enjoyable meeting yet held. J. FRAME, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. LaRue Grove
J. &3 Frame
Nobles County Officials Sued Over Road Hole Injury
Columbus Ackley sues Noble county commissioners for 10000 dollars claiming a road hole near Caldwell caused his horse to fall May 13 1903. He alleges six months of neglect and knowledge by defendants led to a broken leg and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ackley
Noble County Common Pleas Court
Noble County
Caldwell
Cambridge District Epworth League Convention at Cumberland
The Cambridge District Epworth League meets in Cumberland from Monday to Tuesday with delegates arriving on trains. Drs Beetham Jester Dewey Luce and Rev Bevington will share messages while a packed program includes devotions addresses recitations music and papers led by Cambridge and other Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Epworth League
Cumberland
Beetham
Jester
Dewey
Luce
Bevington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Obituary of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ross
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ross died at her home on West Steubenville avenue on Monday afternoon June 1 1908 after a 12 day illness due to heart trouble. Born June 10 1846 in Center township Noble county she would have turned 62 this month. Survived by three daughters and one son she had moved from Caldwell a year and a half ago and was laid to rest in Barry's Ridge cemetery beside her husband after funeral in Caldwell Baptist church. She was a devout Christian and aiding neighbor and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Ross
West Steubenville Avenue
Center Township
Noble County
William Davis
Caldwell
Daniel Ross
Henderson Ross
Barry’s Ridge
Caldwell Baptist Church
Wallace Takes Charge of Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Rev. Dr. J. J. Wallace has gone to Pittsburg to edit the Christian Advocate succeeding Bishop Smith. His first day was Monday this week and the Jeffersonian extends a cordial welcome hoping he proves as strong an editor as a neighbor. The conference report shows he won the first ballot with over two thirds by more than a hundred votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wallace
Pittsburg
Sincere thanks for aid during Mrs Elizabeth Ross's illness and burial
The children of Mrs Elizabeth Ross express sincere gratitude to the many friends who assisted them during her sickness death and burial. They acknowledge the kindness shown and the support received from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ross
Children Thankful for Help After Loss
A note from The Children expresses deep gratitude for comforting words and support from friends after the death of loved ones. The message highlights the value of care and the ready hand extended in sorrow.
Social Notes From Grand Ridge And Surrounding Towns
Grand Ridge B F Enos and Cambridge wife visited his mother in this place last week. Obe Bonnel wife and baby spent Sunday with Mrs. Williams of Washington. Mrs. Margaret Hunt of Cambridge visiting daughter Nora Decker who is ill. Mrs Floy Dugan of Winterset spent last week with her parents. Chancelor Jones and family of Love City spent Sunday at Perry Jones. Robert Decker in Cambridge on business Saturday evening. Miss Margaret Tedrick remains very ill. Lindsey Madden of Antrim assisted S D Decker with veterinary work on the Ridge. Mrs Martha Bonnel visiting friends in Piedmont and Tippecanoe. Alice and Francis McKibben of Washington spent last week with the Misses Taylor. Mrs Rev McKibben and mother of Washington visited at Wm Taylor's last Thursday. Sabbath school organized at Brushy Fork last Sabbath. hoped to succeed, badly needed in this part of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Enos
Cambridge
Obe Bonnel
Williams
Washington
Margaret Hunt
Nora Decker
Floy Dugan
Winterset
Chancelor Jones
Love City
Perry Jones
Robert Decker
Margaret Tedrick
Lindsey Madden
Antrim
S. D. Decker
Martha Bonnel
Piedmont
Tippecanoe
Alice
Francis McKibben
Taylor
Rev. McKibben
Mother
Wm. Taylor
Brushy Fork
Local Visitors and Small Town Gleanings
Kimbolton D L Graham and wife of Canal Dover visit. Henry Berry and wife of Cambridge stay. Mrs H P Woodworth and Mrs Chas Miller of Cambridge guests of Mrs L Miller. J N Smith and wife of Irish Ridge visit daughter. John A Crow of Cambridge entertained here. Dr D L Cowden and S W Luccock of Cambridge in town. Howard Proctor adds kitchen. Local markets eggs 14 butter 14. Mrs O C Temple shops in Cambridge. M T Kennedy from here Sunday with kin on Sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Graham
Canal Dover
Henry Berry
Cambridge
H. P. Woodworth
Chas. Miller
L. Miller
J. N. Smith
Irish Ridge
John A. Crow
D. L. Cowden
S. W. Luccock
Howard Proctor
O. C. Temple
M. T. Kennedy
Kimbolton Ball Club Beats Rocky Fork 17 to 1
Kimbolton ball club defeated Rocky Fork last Saturday by seventeen to one in a lopsided game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbolton Ball Club
Rocky Fork
Local notes from Love City and surrounding area
Love City Charles Winner visiting Allegheny City with family. J R Brothers of East Liverpool schools vacationing with relatives. W C T U to meet at Mrs Kate Foster’s home. Emma McCulloch graduates with first honors at New Concord. B E Buell of Fairfield visits North Side, takes teachers exam at Senecaville. Leland Photographic Co of Newcomerstown touring town. James Lowry and family visit R W Lowry near Indian Camp. Roy Frame of Conner Drug Co. visits his mother near Gibson. Children’s Day at M E church next Sabbath. Annie Dunn and daughter Hazel of Bellaire visiting Della Buell. Sproat lists winter term teachers at $40/mo. Pleasant Valley school house contract let to John Henry. old house to be auctioned the 20th. A F Moss and sister visit near Winterset. J A Drake of Washington, D C, soil inspector, visits S W Laughlin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winner
Allegheny City
J. R. Brothers
East Liverpool
Kate Foster
S. B. McCulloch
Emma
New Concord
Irene
SH. McCulloch
B. E. Buell
Fairview
Buell
Senecaville
Leland Photographic Company
Newcomerstown
James Lowry
Near Indian Camp
R. W. Lowry
Roy Frame
Conner Drug Company
Zanesville
Luvan Frame
Gibson
M. E
Annie Dunn
Hazel
Bellaire
Dunn
Della Buell
North Side
A. Sproat
Wills Township
May Cunningham
Earl Henry
Ella Shipman
Hope Perry
John Cunningham
Maud McCracken
Pleasant Valley
John Henry
Middlebourne
A. F. Moss
Sarah Floyd
J. O. Moss
Winterset
J. A. Drake
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
Window Trimmer Frank Neal Tours Zanesville Store
Frank Neal, window trimmer for Senhauser Clothing Co., headquartered in Zanesville, visited the city today to trim the window of the local Senhauser store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neal
Senhauser Clothing Co
Zanesville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment for catarrh claiming it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It cites a physician’s prescription and positions the product with other tonics and purifiers. Testimonials are promised and Toledo based F J Cheney & Co. are named as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
TRY THIS FOR DESSERT
Dissolve one package of JELL-O in boiling water. Beat with whipped cream and crushed macaroon pieces until light. Pour into a mold and chill until set. Serve with whipped cream or pudding sauce. JELL-O priced per package at grocers.
John Conner of Senecaville Visits City on Business
John Conner from Senecaville was seen in the city today on business. He is a local resident traveling for work and conducting routine activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conner
Senecaville
Harness dealer expands shop but vows not to quit
O A Simcox veteran harness dealer at Central National Bank Block announces a modern addition to his business room and a greatly increased stock of harness saddles and White Sewing machines. He assures customers he is not going out of business and invites visits to his west side public square location for first class goods at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Simcox
Central National Bank
Public Square
Non-Taxable Bonds for Sale in Zanesville Ohio
Non taxable bonds available from 4 percent to 4 ½ percent yield. City and county issues advertised. For details write or telephone at our expense to C 8 Hoskington 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskington
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
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the’ Ferksonian
Henry L. Wells
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, O
Potter's
Court House News
W. T. McBurney
Millwood
G. M. Aiken
Monroe
L. Chalfant
Jackson
C. B. Hutchison
R. V. Orme
Jacob Wirick
Winchester
Oscar Chester
Center
J. H. Covert
Spencer
W. O. Hayes
John Culbertson
Adams
Probate Court
Adaline Mercer
Chas. C. Mercer
O. V. Wells
Rebecca Long
Joseph Hilton
Larrison
Chas. F. Larrison
Samuel Brown
C. A. Brown
A. G. Bates
J. M. Scott
May Larrison
Charles F. Larrison
J. F. Stockdale
Maude Glenn
Campbell Warden
Turnbaugh & Eagleson
Noble CO
Cambridge Dist
Alfred Walls
Curtis C. Crawford
Beryl Fisher
Pleasant City
Marguerita Gibson
Macksburg
R. Emory Beetham
Scio College
B. L. Work
B. A. Jester
T. H. Taylor
Chandlersville
L. D. Hearley
Dexter City
Lizzie Fowler
Emma McCullough
Lena Guiler
Saraheville
Thomas Lineweaver
Kennensburg
A. M. Misel
Claysville
Bertha Boone
Crooked Tree
Stella Headley
W. W. Guiler
Whigville
Charles Wesley
H. W. Dewey
Kate Sullivan
Eva Carpenter
Maud Wilson
Blanche Hamilton
Minnie Walters
Buffalo
May Bower
Byesville
N. Elizabeth Evans
Tursday
W. O. Hawkins
Robert McConnell
Wesley
Man
Providence
Frank W. Luce
Akron
Abel
KC Ri
Grand Ridge
Manstei
Dover
Steubeovilie
Phiia
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