Announcements of Democratic Candidates for County Offices
A list of individuals announcing candidacy for local offices under the Democratic banner. Names include J. L. McCreary Center Township for representative, W. N. Cowden Millwood Township, U. G. Nicholson Hartford Precinct for county treasurer, S. W. Price for treasurer, R. M. Laughman Wills Township for county commissioner, Frank R. Creighton, T. Fairchild Cambridge Ward for surveyor, John W. Borton Cambridge Third Ward, Port E. Gibson Cambridge Precinct B. The announcements note candidacy subject to the Democratic county convention on June 9, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McCreary
Center Township
U. G. Nicholson
Hartford
Frank R. Creighton
Wills Township
John W. Borton
Cambridge
Third Ward
Tragic suicide of Charles Colliflower near Quaker City
Charles Colliflower 45 from near Quaker City died Saturday by jumping into a deep 65 foot well at his home after a period of deteriorating mental health. He lived with his daughter and son in law who found him missing about 4 pm and recovered the body. He leaves two sons in Delaware and in the city, with funeral services held at noon in Quaker City and burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colliflower
Quaker City
Mr. Colliflower
Colliflower
Clarence
Delaware
Wheeling Avenue
Law
Pleasant Valley News Busy Plowing and Local Visits
Farmers have been plowing and planting corn. Cambridge visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Fair and Miss Leona Dugan. Grange meeting discussed fertilizers and farm education. An elocution show by Alta Stewart is set for May 21 with proceeds to the W C T U. City of Cambridge praised for Clark Street work and urged paving before fall to boost property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Stewart
Columbus
W. C. T. U. Society
Oliver King
City of
Cambridge
Clark Street
Milnersville Social Notes and Local Travels
Milnersville services will be held at the M. E. church on Sunday May 24 led by Rev. J. F. Stewart of Gilmore Ohio. Residents report a fine time at Sugar Tree debate last Thursday night. Numerous residents made business trips to Cambridge Newark and Detroit. Several residents visited schools and attended an ice cream supper at McClary s. The sick list includes Mrs Cowden Miss Beal Dr Quinn and Mrs Brannger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. F. Stewart
Gilmore
Ohio
Sugar Tree
M. O. Allen
Brady
John Wilson
Odessa Steffee
Carl McGrew
S. B. Cowden
Edna
Cambridge
McClary'’s
Albert Devault
Detroit
Mich
Willard Meredith
A. Y. Speck
Grace
Fan Rosemond
Newark
Anna Warnick
Rev. Cunningham, Jr
Bess Tuttle
Winterset
Frank Severns
Cowden
Martha Beal
Quinn
Brannger
Crouch
Huff Kimble
Kate Bell
California
Muskingum bound and local notices crowd Antrim area
Suffered an other slight stroke near Antrim Frank Berstler. Benton Linn lost a valuable cow. Temple sold a spotted horse for 230 dollars. Arthur Rich completed a term at the Knob. WFM Society offered services at Allen's. Rev Allen preached an educational sermon at Allen's. Raymond Lake home, Holloway schools closed. Maud McCracken afflicted by tonsillitis. Rainey Adair proves a top fisherman with a ten pound catfish. Dora Montoney continues ill. Ottie Peoples closed a successful term at Sugar Tree. Nellie Hanna closed her school in Washington township and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Berstler
Antrim
Benton Linn
Co. G. Temple
Arthur Rich
the Knob
W. F. M. Society
Allen
Rev. Allen
Raymond
Rainey Adair
Dora Montoney
Ottie Peoples
Sugar Tree
Nellie Hanna
Washington Township
Hanna
Washington
Roosevelt
Byesville Judge Bean Visits City on Legal Business
Squire A. J. Bean of Byesville was in the city this morning to attend to legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire A. J. Bean of
Byesville
Mrs Albert Forger Visits Orr Family in Bevlaire
Mrs Albert Forger of Bevlaire visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Orr on North Seventh street during a local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Forger
Bevlaire
Mrs
Frank Orr
North Seventh Street
Annual June Rally of 8. Y. P. U. at Salem Baptist
The Baptist Young People in the Cambridge Association plan their annual June rally at the Salem Baptist Church near Gibson's Station on Tuesday June 2. Two sessions will allow Cambridge attendees to travel round trip fare 40 cents. Rev. Joseph Bennett of Newark leads the program, praised as one of Ohio’s best pulpit orators. The full program will be printed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People
Cambridge Association
Salem Baptist Church
Gibson's Station
Cambridge
Joseph Bennett
Newark
Ohio
Pleasant City Notes and Local Happenings
Pleasant City notes a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Orin Walters of Cumberland and reports a horse theft from George Salady with two suspicious men seen. a fishing trip entertained local youths with few fish caught. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bess returned from a visit near Marietta. Audiences attended lectures in the Opera house and the Blind Hoffman Brothers concert at the M E church. county seat attendance was noted. Alex Deeren shot a 6 ft 9 in eagle and Frank Shively displays the bird daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Walters
Cumberland
North Star
George Salady
Robert Bess
Marietta
Opera House
Chicago
Hoffman Brothers
M. E. Church
Alex. Deeren
Frank Shively
Local Social Notes From Kimbolton and Nearby
Odell and Jas N Smith visit daughter Mrs Clark Morrow in Kimbolton Saturday. A son born Friday to Mr and Mrs Hile Baker. Miss Alice Waller to close summer term here Friday. J P Lanning shopped in Kimbolton Monday. Co V Schmidt spent weekend with friends. J W Taylor and daughter Flora at Washington Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Rocky Fork visited Mrs S J Kennedy Sunday. Miss Helen Beehler ill with pneumonia. H B Lanning spent Saturday evening with Rockyfork friends. Grace and Georgia McCully of Irish Ridge visited Anna McKahan and joined ice cream supper at McCleary's Friday. Mrs Jas Giles returned home after extended visit with son James in Akron. Jas B Gunn in Cambridge Tuesday on business. Miss Mary Gunn of Irish Ridge visiting grandmother Mrs Sarah Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. N. Smith
Clark Morrow
Kimbolton
Hile Baker
Alice Waller
J. P. Lanning
Co. V. Schmidt
J. W. Taylor
Flora
Washington
Frank Smith
Rocky Fork
S. J. Kennedy
Helen Beehler
H. B. Lanning
Rockyfork
Grace
Georgia McCully
Irish Ridge
Anna McKahan
McCleary
Jas. Giles
James
Akron
Jas. B. Gunn
Cambridge
Mary Gunn
Sarah Gunn
Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as medical remedy
Local claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by internal remedies, acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Presented as non quack and prescribed by a county physician, with testimonials offered free. Sold by druggists for 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills advertised as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Humphreys
Pecs
William and John Streets
New Y
Man Dies After Hurling Into Well Near Sand Hill
Charles Colliflower of Quaker City RD 6 died Saturday after reportedly pitching headlong into a well at his home near Sand Hill church on Pultney Ridge. Neighbors speculate a personal crisis or spells, leaving a daughter and two sons. Farmers finished corn planting. rain washed cornfields but fruit prospects look good. Local option petitions for Rose are anticipated. Mrs. Wm. Johnson visited Cambridge recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colliflower
Sand Hill Church
Pultney Ridge
Mr. Colliflower
Rose
Wm. Johnson
Cambridge
Dr. Fletcher of Byesville Visits City on Professional Business
Dr. Fletcher of Byesville was in the city on professional business today. He met with local colleagues and discussed upcoming medical consultations and community health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fletcher
Byesville
Claggetts Attend Funeral of Mrs Rebecca McCoy in Washington
Mr and Mrs N L Claggett and Mr and Mrs Chas Claggett traveled to Washington to attend the funeral at Mrs Rebecca McCoys home this afternoon at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Claggett
Chas. Claggett
Washington
Rebecca McCoy
Washington Mccoy death and town notices in Washington
Mrs. Belle McCoy aged 56 died at 1 o clock Sabbath morning in Washington after illness since Christmas. She was a longtime M E church member and widow of J H McCoy. Survived by three daughters and siblings. Funeral from Main street home Tuesday. interment in Washington cemetery. Several local notices follow about visitors, graduations, entertainment, and school events including Washington High School commencement on May 28 at the U P church and baccalaureate by Rev F J Woollett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle McCoy
Washington
M. E. Church of Washington
Nathan Clagget
J. H. McCoy
Wm. Barthalow
Cambridge
Harry Braden
Forsythe’s Mines
W. H. Stewart
S. M. Barton
Davenport
Iowa
William Jeffrey
Wesley McCoy
McCoy
Lee Shipman
Center Township
W. N. Patterson
Katherine
A. P. Frame
J. M. Thompson
Paul
Centerville
Belmont County
Klondyke
Rey
Byesville
Frame
Mary Wallace
E. B. Wallace
California
Standard Oil Co
King City
Shipman
Main Street
Thompson
Washington High School
U. P. Church
Goldan
Keenan
Mary P. Spence
Mary P. Spence and Mr. Burt
Law
F. J. Wollett
Kimbolton R. D. 3 Birthday Music at A L Smith's
A birthday eve gathering honoring Clayton Smith featured musical entertainment led by Prof. Alloway with violin piano mandolin guitar and banjo. Neighbors and friends attended at Kimbolton with Mrs Denbow returning from a visit with her parents at Derwent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Smith
Clayton Smith
Alloway
Denbow
Derwent
George Shaw
Cambridge
James Smith
Clark Morrow
Kimbolton
Kline
Martin
Ravenna, O
James Shaw
Wolf Station
Mrs Laura McKinney Visiting Cousin in Zanesville
Mrs Laura McKinney of Zanesville is visiting her cousin Miss Ella Marquand on North Sixth Street with other relatives and friends gathering in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura McKinney
Zanesville
Ella Marquand
North Sixth Street
Booth Family Heads to Kansas City for Visit
Mr and Mrs J E Booth and daughters Agnes and Josephine of East Steubenville avenue depart tonight for a three weeks visit with friends in Kansas City Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Booth
Agnes
Josephine
East Steubenville Avenue
Kansas City
Two More Years for Cambridge Deputy Inspector Dilley
Citizens of Cambridge and Guernsey county learn E M Dilley will continue as deputy inspector of workshops and factories for two more years. The notice cites state praise for Guernsey County officials and mentions two women, Bertha Young and Mae Gracey, chosen as inspectors of factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Guernsey County
E. M. Dilley
John H. Morgan
Guernsey
Ohio
Chief Morgan
Bertha Young
Columbus
Mae Gracey
Cincinnati
Rev George Copland Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge
Rev. George Copland pastor of the Presbyterian church in Antrim was arrested by Constable W A Albright on a warrant. The complaint by Kate English alleges the minister struck her. Copland was arraigned before Squire Jones and pleaded not guilty. He was bound over to the grand jury in $100 bond. Attorney Stockdale prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Copland
Presbyterian Church
Antrim
W. A. Albright
P. H. English
Removal of Street Car Tracks in Cambridge South
The Cambridge L. P. and T. Co. removes street car tracks from South Cambridge streets for paving next summer. Tracks on Dewey Avenue were taken up this morning. Mrs. Lester Sprouls of Turtle Creek Pennsylvania visits North Eleventh Street with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge L. P. & T. Co
Cambridge
Dewey Avenue
Lester Sprouls
Turtle Creek, Pa
Mrs
Cyrus Moore
North Eleventh Street
Mrs. Collison Returns Home After Washington Visit
Mrs. W. T. Collison of Washington D C formerly a guest of A. J. McCollum and family on North Tenth street left for home last night after an extended stay in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Collison
Washington, D. C
A. J. McCollum
North Tenth Street
Local Notes From Salesville and Nearby Areas
Salesville residents report Earl Eagon visiting Cambridge as a guest of his aunt Mrs. R. B. Maden and grandma Mrs. S. S. Brill. Woodard Williams remains very ill at his southwest town home. Misses Mary and Etta Foraker spent Sunday with their parents west of town. Virgil Law visited Cumberland Ohio with friends. Thomas Carper and family stayed at Fran cis Foraker’s home on R. D. 1. Mrs. Paterson Foraker suffers brain hemorrhage. Mrs. Elmer Kester has been ill for several days. Alonzo Day of Pittsburg Pa. was here last week among relatives. Elmer Bates bought a new buggy last week. Charles Colliffiner committed suicide by drowning in his well on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Eagon
Cambridge
R. B. Maden
S. S. Brill
Woodard Williams
Mary
Etta Foraker
Virgil Law
Cumberland
Ohio
Thomas Carper
Francis Foraker
R. D
Paterson Foraker
Elmer Kester
Alonzo Day
Pittsburg
Elmer
Bates
Charles Colliffoner
Changes at Union Station Shuffle Positions
Union Station announces personnel changes effective Wednesday morning. Dwight Speer of New Concord will replace Morris Smith as night ticket agent and baggage master. Howard Scott returns to the day baggage master role. George Smith remains joint ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Morris Smith
Dwight Speer
New Concord
Howard Scott
George Smith
Zanesville Ladies Guests at Relief Corps Meeting
Mrs. Duncan Hamelbach and Mrs. N K McBee of Zanesville visited Mrs. D J Edington on Foster Avenue today for the Wo man Relief Corps meeting. They attended the event with Edington’s family as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Hamelbach
N. K. McBee
Zanesville
D. J. Edington
Foster Avenue
Woman’s Relief Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. N. Cowden
Millwood Township
S. W. Price
R. M. Laughman
E. Gibson
Chas. Colliflower
Rence E. Colliflower
Scott
Mary Bates
Gar
Cure CO
Uss
S. E. Windsor
First Street
S. W
Washington, D.C
Swanson
E “Swanson
TIC Cure CO
Lake St
Neilley Drug Co
Pleasant Valley
Wen Sar
Love City R. D
8. Y. PU
Pleasant City
Odell
Quaker City R. D
E.M. Dilley
Morgan
Rev. Copland
Ely
aCold
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Salesville
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