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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
3
Twelve room residence with a 100 barrel cistern piped into cellar and drilled well on a 45 by 144 foot lot plus a good barn. Rent four dollars and monthly. Price and contact W. R. Dougherty at Central National Bank Building.
Advertises best quality engraved or printed cards of all sizes and styles and invites calls to the Jeffersonian office for ordering.
Harry Gombs of Columbus spent Sunday with his parents at Byesville. T. H. Rea of West Eighth street left Monday to visit relatives and friends in Fairview.
Mrs LB UB, Millison and her children of Steubenville are visiting Mr and Mrs W C Boyd and their family.
Mrs Charles McCracken and her young child departed Monday for Akron where Mr McCracken is employed.
James Boyle of Mercer Pa concedes paying and conspiring to abduct Willie Whitla. He describes letters and extortion involving Harry Forker of Sharon and recounts his own arrest, conviction, and subsequent testimony disputes. Local janitor Sloss and officials doubt Boyle’s claim amid community scrutiny.
Sharon residents react as James Boyle is linked to an alleged Youngstown murder. Forker calls the intimations baseless while Whitla denounces the report as a malicious falsehood. The case fuels local excitement in Boyle's hometown.
In Youngstown on May 11 the association of Harry Forker by James Boyle with the death of Dan Reebel Jr in 1895 is not supported by police records. Patrolman Donnelly says he spoke with Reebel an hour before death and found him unconscious on the sidewalk. Saloons close in Lincoln, Neb, for the first time in history.
The Chair Factory well on Third Street has been cleaned and restored by McFarland. A company named The Purock Water Company will distribute the water in Cambridge and beyond. C D Clark named manager with offices at The Suitt Bros Manufacturing office.
A light hearted items page notes a big circus coming and promises good times for families. It also lists numerous social visits and small town movements including Miss Margaret Burkhart in Byesville and Mrs A L Spence in Washington visiting Stewart avenue friends.
Mrs. W. C. Boyd who has been visiting her mad Mrs. Sheppard near Barnesville returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Landkrohn of Jewett who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wood and family of North Tenth street returned home Monday.
Mrs. Katherine Dunlap and her daughter Mrs. A J Kelsey of Clyde Ohio arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Myrtle Chamberlain and Mrs L H Bonnell. Mrs Dunlap will spend the summer here.
Our old friend and former pupil J L Patterson editor and proprietor of the Defiance Democrat and the Defiance Daily Crescent News spent part of Monday in Cambridge and expressed pleasure with the city. He looked after property interests of his widowed sister Mrs Aduddle near his boyhood home in western Noble county. Patterson is a progressive journalist who owns an elegant newspaper business.
J. F. Neff cashier of the Belmont National Bank Belmont Ohio has recovered from neck tumor surgery at Keenan hospital and enjoys society in the city today Mia en will visit Cambridge tomorrow with her husband. He is pleased with the opera and his speedy recovery.
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