Obituary for John S. Miller of Kimbolton Ohio
John S. Miller born in County Down Ireland April 15 1844 died in Kimbolton Ohio February 19 1908 aged 63 years 10 months 4 days He was a Civil War veteran a Republican justice of the peace and longtime elder and teacher in Kimbolton area churches He left a large family including J Elmer Miller and Mrs Edward Wilson of Cambridge and others His funeral was conducted by Rev J S McMunn with pallbearers named and interment in Kimbolton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Miller
County Down
Ireland
Kimbolton
Ohio
John Carothers
America
Eliza J. Gill
J. Elmer Miller
Edward Wilson
Cambridge
Samuel Bell
Wm. C
Jennie
Miller
Co. I 80Th Regiment
G. A. R. Post
Liberty Township
New Salem U. P
Wm. Johnson
D. D
Mt. Hermon
Kimbolton Church
Guernsey County
Missouri
Clyde McCulley
J. S. McMunn
J. T. Campbell
H. W. Stewart
M. E. Church
Grand Ridge Births and Local Horse Trades Report
Perry Jones and wife welcomed a twelve pound daughter on March five. Bob Jones and family visited Perry Jones on Saturday and Sunday. Wm. Taylor sold a horse to the Pulley Brothers. George Nichols lost a valuable horse last week. E. C. Spear returned to his Columbus school Monday after a two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
Love City
Perry Jones
Wm. Taylor
Pulley Brothers
George Nichols
E. C. Spear
Columbus
Downward Course Warns of Kidney Ills and Doans Remedy
Cambridge resident W C Scott endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for backache rheumatism and kidney trouble. He cites relief after using the remedy and notes his mother also benefited. Doan's Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
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Bright
Cambridge
W. C. Scott
Gaston Avenue
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Tonsiline Promises Quick Throat Relief Adverts
An old Canton Ohio advertisement touts Tonsiline as the single throat remedy. It urges stocking the medicine to prevent sore throat from developing into tonsillitis or other diseases and claims relief after one dose and cure after a few doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tonsiline Co
Dr Humphreys Specifics Ad Page Fragment
An old advertisement lists Dr Humphreys Specifics with numbered remedies for fevers worms colic headaches dyspepsia croup eruptions rheumatism malaria piles asthma kidney disease nervous debility canker throat and more. It urges readers to buy a small bottle of Pleasant Pellets or send for a medical book free.
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Eumpheeyy Posta
Penpoes CO
Local News Items Include Sick List and Family Moves
Mrs Maggie Boyd of Cambridge visits sister Mrs Martha Spear. C E Decker of Cambridge visits parents. Ernest Slaser and wife visit in Middlebourne. John Slaser to New Philadelphia for summer work. Mrs Obe Bonner and Miss Nannie Haney ill. Mr and Mrs Jacob Hughes frail. Mr Hughes recovering from stroke. Karl Decker family visiting. John Slaser returns from New Philadelphia. Telephone line completed. K E Decker to install phones. Archie Hughes dies of spinal meningitis at nine months. funeral led by Rev Allen of Winterset. burial at Clark's Cemetery. George Eagleson of Newark visiting at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Boyd
Cambridge
Martha Spear
C. E. Decker
Ernest Slaser
Middlebourne
John Slaser
New Philadelphia
Obe Bonner
Nannie Haney
Jacob Hughes
James
Phoebe Hughes
Rev. Allen
Winterset
Clark's
George Eagleson
Newark
Marriage and deaths fill Senecaville news notes
Miss Virgil Lowry wed March 4 to William Speare of Caldwell in Cambridge with Rev. Ken C Hayes officiating. Wm Shroyer died of pneumonia and was buried after a funeral led by Rev. Bevington. Anna Flood's remains were brought from Cambridge for interment. J S Moorhead closed Beech Point school and will teach at Liberty, followed by Miss Hill at Beech Point. Rev Selby preached at the M E church. J T Day moves from Columbus to his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lowry
Wm. Speare
Caldwell
Ken C. Hayes
Cambridge
Wm. Shroyer
Bevington
M. E. Church
Anna Flood
Dogs Attack Valuable Cow and Sheep in Cambridge Township
ferocious dog raid along Cambridge R I No 1 Saturday night left a valuable cow badly lacerated onlookers drove off the animals. on the same night two dogs suspected in the cow attack raided a sheep flock belonging to Mrs Lavina Ratliffe. fifteen of twenty five sheep were killed or wounded. the flock was appraised Monday morning by Albert Hutchison and Clark Trimble.
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Cambridge R. D. No. 1
Lavina Ratliffe
Albert Hutchison
Clark Trimble
Walnut Fig Jell O Dessert For Sunday Dinner
A wholesome dessert combining English walnut meats figs and JELL O. Dissolve the JELL O in boiling water then cool to thicken and fold in figs and nuts. Serve with whipped cream. Easy economical and feeds a large family.
Local Notices From Salesville and Surrounding Areas
Salesville residents and visitors share time with friends on the Ridge while Mr. O B Dugan spends weekend nearby. Infant Archie Hughes dies suddenly from membranous croup. Nannie Haney mourned by relatives. Miss Celesta Carter visits near Middlebourne. Ida English plans two weeks with her brother near Cambridge as his school ends February 8.
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Wm. Spear
Newark
O. B. Dugan
Winterset
Archie
James Hughes
George Lane
Senecaville
Nannie Haney
Ida English
John
Cambridge
Charlie
Thomas Lepage
Cyrus English
Thomas Ables
Wm. Vermillion
Celesta Carter
Middlebourne
E. C. Spear
Columbus
Local notes on residents and gatherings in Rocky Fork area
Kimbolton resident Kimbolton R. D. reports George Bell recovering from a foot injury. Miss Alice Redick visits with Mrs. George Bell in West Lafayette and Howard Redick calls on his sister. Nannie Stoffer of Milnersville visits Rocky Fork friends. George Stoffer attends church and visits. H B Lanning ends Seminary School with a picnic and orchestra under Prof. Gadd. D S Patton of Cambridge rents his Rocky Fork farm to Derwent tenants and will sell farm implements and stock around the 18th. M G Fisher buys a cow from A L Smith near Odell last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Alice Redick
West Lafayette
Howard Redick
Nannie Stoffer
Milnersville
Rocky Fork
George Stoffer
H. B. Lanning
Seminary
Gadd
D. S. Patton
Cambridge
Derwent
Dyspepsia remedies and patent cures advertised
Advertisements tout Dyspepsia cures like Doan's Ointment and Doan's Regu lats with claims of relief for constipation and digestion. Doan's products are sold by druggists at 25 cents. Doan's and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil are marketed for general pain relief with bold claims and popular endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Winterset residents and visitors noted in local social items
Winterset reports show Frank Swaim returning home from Bakersfield for a few weeks. Clare Lindsey visits Cambridge relatives. Thomas Moore, once at Cam bridge bar mill, back home. Robert Pattison and Harvey Swan family ties linked to New York and center Ohio. Kate Tedrick improves from grip. Daisy Carlisle visits Ed Warne sister in Center Ohio. George Tedrick E F Johnson J H Lindsey seen in Cambridge. John Cosgrave family weekend visit.
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Frank Swaim
Bakersfield
California
Clare Lindsey
Cambridge
Thomas Moore
Bar Mill
Robert Pattison
New York City
Harvey Swan
Ray Ballinger
Murray City
Ohio
Kate Tedrick
Daisy Carlisle
Ed. Warne
Center
George Tedrick
E. F. Johnson
J. H. Lindsey
John Cosgrave
Thomas Cosgrave
Local Residents Share Visits and Family News
Birds Run Mrs J M Forney spent Thursday with her son Charles and family in Cambridge. Mrs F A Johnson and a son Wayne and Mrs W B Johnson spent a few days last week with the latter's daughter Mrs W H Brower. Mr and Mrs J L Kirk and son Byron are visiting the lady's parents J M Forney and wife. Born last week to Mr and Mrs Neil McIntyre a daughter. George Thomas and Roland Forney spent Sunday with George Lyman of Byesville. Mr Lloyd Adams of Coshocton spent weekend here. D F Whitis and family were guests of F A Johnson and family Sunday. Flecher Dull and Frank Williams were in Kimbolton on Saturday night. The little twins of Mrs Mary Randall who is employed at Ed William's who have been sick with pneumonia are better. Several from this place are attending a meeting at Kimbolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Forney
Charles
Cambridge
F. A. Johnson
Wayne
W. B. Johnson
W. H. Brower
J. L. Kirk
Byron
Neil McIntyre
George Thomas
Roland Forney
George Lyman
Byesville
Lloyd Adams
Coshocton
D. F. Whitis
Flecher Dull
Frank Williams
Kimbolt
Mary Randall
Ed. William's
Kimbolton
Alimony Petition Filed In Guernsey County Court
Dollie Kimmey files for temporary and permanent alimony against Milton Kimmey in case 8818 at Cambridge Ohio. Petition seeks restraint on disposal of property and an order for support during the suit with hearing set for April 18, 1908 before Judge J. M. McGinnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltom Kimmey
Oakdale Station
Pennsylvania
Dollie Kimmey
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey
Ohio
Mikes Kimmey
Milton Kimmey
Steele
Common Pleas Court
Guernsey County
Cambridge
J. M. McGinnis
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Zeveland & Buffalo Transit CO
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Grand Ridge
March the
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Hayfever
Ely
Ree
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Washington
Byenville
Boxwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
Worthy Dyson
Kimbelton
Coms
Prudence
Canton, Ohio
Humphreys
Vieira
Cambridge R. OD. No. 1
Java
Tennyson
Cuernsey County
Auditor’s Office
D. R. Wallace
Bridge Fund
Judicial Fund
Serene
National Road Fund
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
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Corpo On Fund
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Renee Perey
J. A. Lafollette
Reasurer
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