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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
2
Cambridge Ontario notices on sales of second hand binders and mowers, local politics with Democratic and Republican maneuverings, Cuban affairs and tariff reciprocity, Ohio Democratic Clambake details, reminiscences of berries and past times, family notices, school reports and local social updates, with births and marriages, church notices, and local visits.
A coil of rope was stolen from Prame's warehouse on Monday. Several residents received updates on home renovations and illnesses, including Wm Black’s residence repainted by Jeffrey Bros and Charles Dugan recovering from a cold with pneumonia symptoms. Miss Lottie Johnson returned home for the summer from Newark schools. Prof H L Cash is back from West Lafayette College. A boy named Porter from Samm wel Hackely’s area injured his leg in an accident. Local events include a fast Washington vs Park View game 8 to 0, and Children’s Day services at the Presbyterian church. Township commencement is set for June 19 1902 with twelve in the class, and Tozabure Kudo will lecture on Tom Life in Japan June 20 at the town hall. A lawn fete at Lawrence’s lawn is planned by Presbyterian ladies. A Fairview beam catcher suffered a broken finger in the first inning but finished the game. Township teachers were hired for six months with listed salaries for Winniker, Larrick, Taylor, Moore, Dora Brown, Lume Paisley, RB Trinty, and J B Brothers.
Se SALESVILLE. Se SALESVILLE. Mr. Jeffries of Quaker City sends melons. Luther Steward and friends from Barnesville en route to Caldwell. Milton Woodburn returns from East Liverpool visit. J. & Dyer and Miss Tacy Mulhone wed last Tuesday. A mad dog near New Gottongen. several animals possibly bitten. A. J. Ross canvasses farmers. A. J. Foraker hosts a guest dinner. Snyder sawmill moves to James Boyd's farm in Washington. Emerly family from Wellsville visits relatives. Bond buys a horse for $145. Others travel from Cambridge and Barnesville. school success at Moccasin. Princeton grad Mr. W. P. Alkin returns home. Braninger family heads to Oklahoma. Ethel Heal visits from near Jau Ridge. John Neale returns from Marietta. Jessie Speck visits grandparents. Mrs Sallie Weale visits friends near East Liverpool. King Edward update from Windsor: health improving after massage for rheumatism. Military prisoners escape Alcatraz. guarded search underway. Root takes responsibility for Cuba payments. Gomez funds defended as prudent policy.
A mix of classified ads and local items covers door screens and window coverings at New York Racket Store 637 Wheeling Ave Cambridge. various items priced low. Community notes report births, visits, storm damage, baptisms, school improvements, and a July 4th basket picnic at Brushy Fork church with speakers and music.
Local column records William Marding visiting his mother and sister in Antrim, Miss Lola Beal visiting from Kansas, numerous calls on friends, school closings, and community events. Mentions weddings, births, upcoming Grange meeting, and residents traveling to Cambridge and Winterset for commencements.
Indian Camp notes a Waxwell commencement set for Friday evening at 7 30 p m at the Knox township site. Miss Alta Stewart and Nora Robinson burnished home last Thursday from the Epworth League convention at West Lafayette. Mt Hermon U P church will hold communion next Sabbath June 22. Mr and Mrs Walter Kennedy visited Mrs Levina Ratitt's. Miss Tha i Bell of Cambridge, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bell, near the place, and Mr W A Whiteraft wed in Zanesville on June 11.
Winterset reports show school closing next Friday. Mr and Mrs Howard Rubicam of Cambridge visited Mr Georas Tubteam last Sunday. Miss Sadie Tedrick visited relatives in Fairview last Saturday. Residents attended a Cambridge show last Thursday. A literary entertainment and ice cream supper is planned at the schoolhouse next Saturday evening. Jim Williams Carnes of Wells county Indiana visited Charlie Perdik last few days.
The medicine Paine's Celery Compound is praised for banishing a range of ailments from nervousness to rheumatism and liver troubles. Testimonials from women and professionals acclaim restored health and strength, with Mrs. A. T. Lermond describing a prior illness and operation followed by complete restoration after using the product.
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