Londonderry News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Marriages
Butter prices and market notes mix with community updates. Miss Alice Carpenter and Burt Hyde wed at Cambridge amid best wishes. Yost Tribby visits from Steubenville. Walter Morton heads to Des Moines for summer work. Robert Saviers family returns from St Louis and Oklahoma. Wm. Morgan moves to his newly purchased property. Marion Hyde moves into Rev. Taylor residence. A social at Isaac Tribby’s last Thursday. G W Lightell painting H H Masters' house. Local teachers and students plan to attend Nor- college event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Carpenter
Burt Hyde
Cambridge
Yost Tribby
Steubenville
Isaac Tribby
Wm. Morgan
Freeport
Marion Hyde
Rev. Taylor
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Cambridge Reader
Mrs. David Creamer of Cambridge Ohio testifies in favor of Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports back pains and kidney irregularities improved after using the pills and notes relief after eight years. For sale by dealers at 50 cents each Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Creamer
Rainey Avenue
Cambridge
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local News And Notices From Senecaville District
Merrell Shipley leaves for Washington to work with uncle John Shipley this summer. W. T. Cunningham is appointed supervisor for No 10 6 fairground districts. Leslie Taylor bought the Riley farm near Freeport and plans to move there to run a dairy. T. O. Thomas sold property and moved to Wheeling. James Niblic’s remains were brought for burial after Friday services at the U P church led by Rev. E. O. Morris. Frank Tedrick’s horse died last week. Londonderry phone line extends with six new telephones in the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell Shipley
Washington
John Shipley
W. T. Cunningham
Fair Ground
Leslie Taylor
Riley
Freeport
T. O. Thomas
Wheeling
James Niblic
U. P
E. O. Morris
Fairview
Middlebourne News Roundup and Local Notes
An oyster supper at the M W A ball Saturday evening raised funds for the Sabbath school. J R Scott visited Blooming Grove Saturday night. P M Arnold moved his family to Fairview. J W Bryant recently sold a horse to Seme from Dr G H ut. Missionary Sunday night drew a good crowd. A B Marquis fell from a horse but was not seriously hurt. John Cunningham, noted horse trader, remains active. John H Marlow and Henry Masters remain ill. R T Lake of Holloway visited Saturday and Sunday. Dr B A Souders of Winterset came on business Sunday. S H Taylor hosted a music party for young people Wednesday. Prof Geo N Hays spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Scott
Blooming Grove
P. M. Arnold
Fairview
A. B. Marquis
John Cunningham
John H. Marlow
Henry Masters
R. T. Lake
Holloway
B. A. Souders
Winterset
S. H. Taylor
Geo. N. Hays
Quaker City Area Notes Singled Out
The column records multiple local items: scarlet fever cases among children including Fred Johnson Jr.’s oldest son, and Martin Gildow. a new telephone line from Center schoolhouse to the old Wherry homestead and a line setup by Dave Grimes. No. 2 school taught by Miss Etta Robinson closes Friday. Fairview Dramatic Institute with local lights to perform Josiah's Court at the schoolhouse. farm moves by Samuel Smith and John Borton’s son Gregory. literary society outbreak at Greenwood schoolhouse. Luther Shipe and Derwood Barnhard planning trips to New Mexico. Byesville Band dance attendees from the city. George Warner, city engineer Hoge’s ill health improving. May Bonnell of Coshocton visiting then returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike At Center
Wherry
Dave Grimes
Etta Robinson
Fairview Dramatic Institute
Greenwood
Luther Shipe
New Mexico
George Warner
O. M. Hoge
Miss May Bonnell
Coshocton
Alimony Suit Filed in Guernsey County Court
Dollie Kimmey files for temporary and permanent alimony against Milton Kimmey in Guernsey County Ohio. Case 8818 seeks restraining orders on property disposal and orders weighing alimony, with hearing set for April 18 1908 before Judge J. M. McGinnis in Cambridge Ohio. The notice also lists Milton Kimmey’s disputed real and personal property and O. Steele’s possession of household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Kimmey
Oakdale Station
Pennsylvania
Dollie Kimmey
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey Count
Ohio
Mitten Kimmey
Milton Kimmey
Cambridge
O. B. Steele
Guernsey County
Barnes and Boetcher
O. S. Steele
Common Pleas Court
J. M. McGinnis
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Scott
Treasury of
Cambridge, Ohio
Ween
J. E. Coen
John M. Amos
Ihereby
Howard W. Luccock
Cleveland and
Columbus
C. S. Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville, Ohio
Erie
Cleveland
Zamles
Lye
Toledo
Detroit
N. Y
Niagara Falls
C. & B. Line
CLEVELAND & BUFFAL@ TRANSIT CO
W. FP. Merman
Gem
City of
Londonderry
Walter Morton
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Saviers
St. Louis
Oklahoma
G. W. Lightell
H. H. Masters
Nor
THE
Neilley Drug CO
San Francisco
Mal
Senecaville
Frank Tedrick
Londonderry Exchange
Middlebourne
J. W. Bryant, Esq
G. H. Ut
Quaker City R. D
Fred Johnson, Jr
Martin Gildow
Quaker Cly
Gregory “Borton
Barnesville
John Borton
Samuel Smith
Spencer Station
Derwood
Barnhard
Byesville
Scott Bonnell
John McConnell
Jarl Erskine
Ralph Ely
Wm. Rose
Mary Frantz
William Allender
the Commercial Security Co., Inc
Grant Marsh
Lon Cavey
M. L. Dudley
Judg
James Delaney
Henry Hall
W. B. McMillen
Jesse Johnson
Stella Rose
Robert Jbles
George Braden
Jno
Barthelow
Frank Lucas
Belle Dennis
Frank Baker
Stroud
Lloyd Mercer
Milton H. Kimmey
W. L. Reasoner
Chauncey Cropper
Groceries
John Moorehead
A. L. Rose
Jesse L. McCoy
A. J. Cramlett
Geo. Flood
Central National Bank
Brenan
Wilison Special Agents
Kimbolton
Byenville
Boxwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
H. L. Cash
D. V
Worthy Dyson
W.C. Moore
Healy
Logan County
Belle Center
Wéw
Per
Wells & Carnes, Attorneys
Board of Education
Lore City
Love City
David A. Potts
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