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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
5
Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of each month with Boxwell exams on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Boxwell commencement is on the last Saturday of June. All meetings occur in Cambridge Ohio beginning at 8:30 AM. President H L Keev esville Ohio Vice President G E Bell Cumberland Clerk W Wolf Quaker City Ohio.
Mayor Smallwood visited Columbus this afternoon. Births announced include a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Marietta street on June 2 1905 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Scott of North 5th street on June 25 1905. Robert Crawford of Washington DC has pension increased to 24 dollars monthly with agent Ph T Suitt. Mrs Dr Cain and daughter Laura visit relatives in Senecaville. Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton of Pittsburgh PA visiting Mrs Hamilton’s sister Mrs Elmer Boden on East Wheeling Avenue. C C Cosgrove Real Estate Agency sold the Grace and Mary Robins Lee on 19th street to Chas Warne for 3150 dollars. New circuit court cases listed include City of Cambridge and James L Shawver vs Sue Rainey. Robert Atkinson vs The Adams Express Co. State Mine Inspector George Harrison reports Guernsey county mined over 3 million tons of coal in the past year. Mrs J D Taylor and son Joseph Danner returning from Clairmont California next Friday. Odd ad copy promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. Harvey Stilliane, recently sentenced to two years in state penitentiary for horse stealing, was transported by Sheriff Watson. two patients also in charge.
The Jeffersonian itemizes visits and arrivals in Cambridge area including Flevener to McConnelsville and Malta, Wood of Marietta visiting, Fletchman guests of McGuirre, Neal returning to Marietta, Henry and Bunnell back from Buffalo, Boothe visiting Cincinnati and Somerset, Mack Boyd purchasing the J C Moss restaurant and planning to take possession July 1, plus races at Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park July 4 5 and 6. Also noted are resignations and new postings at Shaff's, Belmon der freight wreck delay, enlistment travel, illness in Noble county, and local society notices.
A Congress ordered illustrated history of the Declaration of Independence with signer biographies is described as valuable. The ad touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the best medicine for stomach liver and kidney ailments and promises quick relief from indigestion constipation cramps malaria and female troubles with a nationwide druggist sale.
At the regular meeting of the city council of Byesyville the wets presented a petition for an election under the Beal law. The council ordered the election for Monday July 10 after finding the petition signed by over forty percent of voters. Byesyville has been dry for years. The Cambridge section notes interest in the Beal law fight.
Thomas G Uphold and Nancy E Powell both of Kipling. Ellis B Sims of New Concord and Ethel McFarland of Cambridge. CC Crambiett of Craig and Elma L Knoch of Cambridge. Isaiah Millope and Mary B Morrison both of Cambridge. R D BE R Moorhead and Lillie L Haas. T W McCleary and Bernice Garber both of Cambridge. CC M Brokaw and Louisa Fitzgerald both of Cambridge. Arthur Moorhead and Mabel Forsyth both of Cambridge. W W King of Cambridge and Dora B Mitchell of Byesville.
The Epworthians of the Zanesville district at Moxahala Avenue M E church denounced Governor Herrick and passed a resolution deploring his attitude toward the Brannock bill and his veto threats, opposing his re election.
Kenneth Hayes, 18, son of Rev. Ken C. Hayes of Cambridge First Presbyterian, has joined the T S infantry and left Zanesville for Columbus. The Cambridge and Byesville Driving Park hosts July 4th events with horse racing at 1 30 p m and a 9 30 a m baseball game, while Mrs W J Gillespie and Miss Liz McCulley return from Asheville, North Carolina, noting health benefits from the southern visit.
James C Tate died at his father in law s home on East Gomber avenue after a lingering illness from pleural pneumonia He was born Norwich Ohio February 4 1884 and died June 19 1905 aged 21 years 4 months 15 days The funeral was conducted by Reverend Miller of the 2nd P church and interred at Northwood He leaves his wife and parents Mr and Mrs I M Tate Norwich and sister Mrs J F Clark Cambridge Also notice dissolving the grocery firm Love McDonald Cambridge Ohio in May 1904 and non liability after that date THOS A LOVE Cambridge June 24 1905 H G Campbell Senecaville was in Cambridge today
Thomas Sobini a 23 year old Slavish driver at the Murray Hill coal mine on the B and O line east of the city died Monday around 9 am when he fell before his loaded coal car. The wheels passed over him, causing instant death. Coroner Yeo was notified.
Large crowds from Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias Lodge 53 and Golden Red Temple Rathbone Sisters gathered at South cemetery to decorate graves. Delegations visited Northwood cemetery as well. Also notes Marietta trends and local visits by Fred Lofland and J A Burns family guests.
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