Fewer Gallons, Years Longer in Local Notes
The Jeffersonian reports on local goings on including Dr. Charles Bay passing the veterinary exam, 205 school children in Byesville, teachers and students moving between Cambridge and Wooster, and a sale order for a farm in Guernsey County. Multiple notices mention travel to Columbus, illness of Dr. Boyle, and new school appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
Kan
W. H. Boyle
Atchison
Boyle
Guernsey County
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Brooks Sutton
Louisa Dieb
Ian Forest
South 11Th Street
Columbus
Chas. Diehl
Michigan
Obituary of Mrs. Mary Morgan of Byesville
Mrs. Mary Morgan born July 1823 near Crumlyn Wales died June 13 1907 in Byesville aged 79 11. She married Edward George then Rev. John Morgan and had four children. She joined Bulah Baptist Church at 14 and was a charter member of First Baptist Byesville. widowhood, motherhood, and devout service marked her life. Funeral Saturday at the Baptist church Rev. W. H. Wilson officiated. interment Byesville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morgan
John Morgan
Crumlyn
Monmothshire
Wales
Byesville
Edwar George
South Wales
Elizabeth
Mary Ann Evans
Pontlottyn
Cardiff
Gwen
Catherine
Thomas
Jenkin
Bulah
First Baptist Church
Grandmother Morgan
Christ
Baptist Church
W. H. Wilson
Byesville Cemetery
Suit over sale of controlling interest in Republican Press
A common pleas suit alleges breach of contract in a May 1907 sale of seven Barr, three Dennis and one Turnbaugh shares of the Republican Press Co to D S Barr and others of Byesville. Plaintiffs claim $3,000 due for the transfer and payment, with defendants refusing to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Common Pleas Court
Republican Press Company
James R. Barr
Harry Dennis
Chas
Turnbaugh
D. 8S. Barr and
Byesville
Messrs. Barr
Dennis
D. 8
W. G. Burt
Republican Press Co
Barr
Cambridge
J. A. Troette
Milton H. Turner
Plaintiff
Common Pleas
Washington High School Commencement Speakers Named
Washington High School thanks Supt. W O Moore for inviting graduates to the Friday evening June 21 ceremony. The class includes Carrie Wharton Shipman and Rizza Hope Shipey. Shipman speaks on Men made self made and unmade. Shipley on Kites with too large tails. Freeman T. Fagleson to deliver the class address with invocations and benediction by local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Moore
Washington
Carrie Wharton Shipman
Rizza Hope Shipey
Miss Shipman
Miss Shipley
Freeman T. Fagleson
F. I. Wollett
K. G. McKibben
Case Settled Out of Court Over Tent Rental Dispute
Herrick Bros. Co of Toledo sued W. M. Sherrard and Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park Association for 97 dollars for tent rental to be used at Drying Park last summer. The case scheduled before Justice of the Peace R. W. Lindsey, 9 am Tuesday, but parties reached a settlement Monday affecting the named defendants. Herrick Bros. Co. also has a separate claim against another party for the tent use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Bros. Co
Toledo
W. M. Sherrard
Cambridge Eyesville
Our Navy Holds Its Own Against Monster Battleships
Naval officers refuse to concede Britain Japan or Italy have superior vessels and insist American ships, though smaller, match them in seamanship brains and marksmanship. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised for stomach liver kidney and bowel issues with claims of broad remedies and a private stamp on genuine bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Hosteter
Mrs. Mary Morgan Called by Death in Byesville
Mrs. Mary Morgan died at her Sixth Street home in Byesville on Thursday at 10 am after a long illness dating from Christmas. A Wales native and longtime Baptist church member, she is survived by two Byesville sons and one daughter in the old country. Funeral details not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morgan
Byesville
Sixth Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure: a constitutional remedy claim
In this advertisement the F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh. It asserts the disease is systemic, claims internal dosage, and offers $100 for any uncured case with circulars and testimonials. The copy also mentions Pills and a Toledo address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Nancy Crow Dies in Kimbolton at Age Seventy-Two
Miss Nancy Crow, sister of J. A. Crow, died at her Kimbolton home after a lengthy illness. She was about 72, known for her practical Christianity and member of Mt Hermon U P Church. Funeral services set for Tuesday noon. Mrs Tom Pyles will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Crow
J. A. Crow
Kimbolton
Miners Sub District 6 in Prosperous Condition
District President T. M. Davies of the Miners Organization with Byesville HQ visited the city on Tuesday en route to Roseville to settle two disputes at Midway and Walhending mines. Sub-District No. 6 is described as never more prosperous, with nearly all miners at work and no trouble reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Davies
Byesville
Roseville
Midway
Walhending
Davies
Salesville Atones Foraker Cow Sale and Church Observance
Last week Salesville ate Foraker sold a cow. Dernard Williams made a business trip to the county seat. A large crowd attended the same at the new U B church. Children day will be observed at Miller s church June in the morning and Gibson in the evening. Mrs David Bates of Byesville is visiting relatives. Charles and Virgil Lawis are spending time with their parents aoren of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James He
Wm. Craft
Wheeling Township
Guernsey County
Newcomerstown
R.R. Brill
Cambridge
Dernard Williams
U. B. Church
Miller’s Church
Gibson
David Bates
Byesville
Charles
Virgil Lawis
Aoren
Grocery Changes Owner In Stoner Block Store
W. T. Miller bought the grocery store of Boston Chambers on West Wheeling avenue in the Stoner block. He took possession immediately and will continue the business in the same location. The purchase price was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Miller
Boston Chambers
Stoner Block
West Wheeling Avenue
Bostwick Visits Mt Vernon Brother Over Weekend
J. A. Bostwick was the guest of his brother in Mt. Vernon over Sunday. Miss Irma Acheson has gone to Wooster to attend the summer term of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bostwick
Mt. Vernon
Irma Acheson
Wooster
Sealed bids sought for road grading and macadamizing in Wills township
Guernsey county Ohio invites contractors to submit sealed proposals by July 9 1907 central standard time for grading and macadamizing one mile of road in Wills township under state highway law. Plans and specs are on file. bid deposit of 300 required. State Highway Commissioner reserves right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Ohio
Joe
Wills Township
Said
Columbus
Bdders
Milne Joins Guy Moorhead as Machine Operator
R Milne of Binghampton New York accepts a machine operator role with Guy Moorhead. Miss Allie Blair of South 6th street expresses thanks to Pathfinders Lodge No 396 for flowers sent during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Milne
Binghampton,n. Y
Guy Moorhead
Allie Blair
South 6Th Street
Pathfinders’ Lodge No. 396
McDonald Travels to Derwent on East Steuben Avenue
H. F. McDonald of East Steuben ville avenue was seen in Derwent on business Tuesday while riding a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McDonald
East Steubenville Avenue
Derwent
Harness stock sale at Thede Stevenson’s shop
For twenty days only Thede Stevenson’s Harness shop offers big reductions on harnesses collars pads and whips to clear stock. Sale runs near Farmers’ Hotel on South Street with extremely low prices. May 9-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thede Stevenson
Sth Street
Farmers’ Hotel
Noted Speaker Secured for Caldwell Mars Synic Celebration
Hon. Nelson A. Williams of Hamilton is named the orator of the day at Caldwell for the mars synic celebration on the 24th. He is a past grand master and a notable speaker on such occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Williams
Hamilton
Caldwell
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Jeffersonian
R. Briggs
Marietta
City
Burns
Craig
University of Wooster
Charles Bay
Ohio State Veterinary
Leila B. Sproat
Wooster University
Henry Forger
Mildred
North Ninth Street
Pittsburg
Robert Dugan
Love City
R. D
Court House
Frame
C. A Frame
North Salem, U. P. Church
George A. Keepers, Jr
Princeton University
Joseph Keepers
George A. Keepers
New Mexico
Gertrude Sibley
Lizzie Smith
Springfield
Sibley
E. R. McCollum
Granville
Formery
McCollum
Washington, D
Senecaville
Moore
Court House News
Lenna C. Wilson
John M. Wilson
R. E. Burdick
J. M. Williams
Dicket
Wm. Jackson
Zanesville
Charles Ransom
Mae Jackson
Milton Jackson
National Bank of Cambridge
Camb, Brick & Tile Co
Mary E. McDonald
Anna Grier
W. W. Harford
Wm. Folden
Thomas Smith
Fairview
M. Johnson
Pliantiff
J. H
Danford
James Norman
O. V. Wells
Frank S. Rowland
Piedmont, O
Maude Ferguson
Oak Grove
Jesse D. Phillips
Mary Herger
Leonard McCleary
Jefferson Township
Hattie McCullough
Liberty Township
Ord Marks
Mary Lady
Pleasant City
John H. Krug
Susan Petta
Probate Court
Mattie McCoy
Stanton McCoy
Sarah Mathers
Emma J. Mathers
J. H. Fuller
Walter W. Kirk
Wm. Kirk
J. H. Ringer
Ada Ringer
Mary Siens
Frank Seins
Hanna
Madison Township
Board of Equalization
Washington High School
Our
Wichaels
Stern NE Clothing Aes
Ertenr & Go
SeowsaTsm, AL
Salesville
Vanderbilt
Mansfield
Ney
New Phila
L. C. Wells
M. D
Henry L. Wells
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, O
J. L. Douglass
Quaker City
Milton McMahon
North 10Ths Street
Steubenville, O
Virginia Giffen
Bridgeport
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