Local Visitors and Society Notes From Senecaville
Senecaville society round up with visits from Lizzie Spaid and Miss Bright Dempster of Buffalo, Cambridge travelers, and a parade of townsfolk at Zanesville, Barnesville, Nelsonville, and Love City. Births reported, lodge meeting called for Rathbone, and Rev Hogg at Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Spaid
Bright Dempster
Buffalo
L. KK. It
Virgil Lowry
Cambridge
Ben Crogsen
Stella Moorhead
Jessie
Virgil
Maude
Bertha Wiley
Zanesville
Sam Harding
Manuel Omerson
California
Lum Baird
Lowry
Grace Rose
Cuma Rich
Martha Brown
Mansel Murphy
Richard Lowry
J. W. Campbell
Love City
When the nerves are played out in nervous exhaustion
Worn-out nerves bring bubble, insanity, falling sickness and paralysis. Start restoration with Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills at first insomnia, headaches, neuralgia, indigestion or weak heart action. Pills build nerve vitality, replace lack in nerve cells and form new red blood cells. 60 cents, Netlley & Co. druggists Cambridge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Cambridge
Ohio
Netlley & Co
Weist
France Medical Institute
Reese Sre
Lensca
Aulench
West
Notice of Appointment in Finley Estate
Notice announces Samuel W. Finley as administrator of the estate of Obab Finley of Guernsey County Ohio dated May 16 1906. Creditors are asked to settle debts promptly and claimants to present their claims for allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oab Finley
Guernsey County
Ohio
Samuel W. Finley
Local notices from Middletown and Quaker City area
Resignation of Ralph Scott from his Middletown post and home stay at Quaker City depot. J F Cunningham back from Pittsburgh after extended absence. Optician Doas Huntsman thriving. walking treatment recommended. Circus attendance reported. C E Moore and A N Carter in Quaker City. Moving picture show notes. Mrs E P Moore and Miss Dora Abies ill with poor prospects. Singing class to give a concert soon. Mrs Daniel McLain of Zanesville visiting. Ladies Foreign Missionary Society to hold bank offering at M E Church. Dr G H Stout kept busy with patients. Lawn fete at Bridgewater by Groves and Chapman poorly attended due to cool weather. Jno Vance gifted a fine arp. noted musician. Advertisements advise seeing E T Lake for McCormick machinery or Osgood scale before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Moore
A. N. Carter
Quaker City
Our Town
E. P. Moore
Dora Abies
Daniel McLain
Zanesville
M. W. McLain
Ladies of the Foreign Missionay Society
M. EH
G. H. Stout
Bridgewater
Groves
Chapman
Nervous Worn-Out Describes nerve fatigue and a remedy
A promotional piece explains weak nerve energy damages heart digestion and kidneys. It touts Dr Miles Nervine as a tonic that rebuilds the nervous system. It cites a testimonial from H Cunningham of Allegheny and notes a money back guarantee via local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
H Cunningham
Ellsworth Ave
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Obituary and local notes from Kimboleton district
Delia Ann Shaw Brumley, born Nov 24 1842 in Senecaville, died May 16 1906. She married Wu Brumley in 1866 and left two daughters Mrs. Mary Hale and Mrs. Wilbert Stockwell, plus a son, with siblings and relatives mourning. Funeral held Friday at 10, conducted by Rev. Ross Sullivan and others. Isaac Kimble returns to health. George Shaw’s mare dies. Seminary school closes with festival. Farmers plan to shear sheep without washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Ann Shaw
Ati
Senecaville
Wu. Brumby
Mary Hale
Wilbert Stockwell
John Shaw
Cambridge
J. W. Haney
Eliza Shaw
Brumley
Ross Sullivan
A. T. Vestal
Evan Thompson
Cure for Humorous Limb Using Cuticura Remedies
H J Myers U S N of Newark New York reports a three year recurring humor on a limb from knee to ankle. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition in three weeks. He bathes daily with the Soap and has used six or seven boxes of Ointment. He endorses Cuticura exclusively. July 8 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Myers
U.S.N
Newark
New York
P.S
Cuticura Hair Growth Claim Promoted in Ad Pitch
An ad touts Cuticura as a complete skin and hair cure, asserting it stops falling hair and cleanses crusts and dandruff. It promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a full treatment for various ailments, with claims of nourishment and hair growth on a healthy scalp.
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches In Cambridge
Cambridge resident Mrs G Sherrard testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull backache and kidney disorder. She describes long relief from lameness and heaviness, noting improved energy and mood. Sold everywhere 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
G. Sherrard
Cambridge O
Dano
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Washington News in Cambridge and Surroundings
Local notes from Washington include W. O. T. U. convention attendance and street repairs by Street Commissioner Jeffrey. Cambridge visits by Dr. C. A. Frame and KR S Frame family, Major J. W. Moore buys a showy shortie bull, and Miss Nellie Barton’s marriage to Harry Betscher. Also listed are school board meeting, Memorial Day plans, and memorial sermons. Many residents travel, visit kin, and attend church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love City
Jeffrey
C. A. Frame
Cambrddge
KR. S. Frame
H. H. Heiner
Columbus
T. J. Heiner
Mines to Resume Work In Coshocton County
Coshocton County mines will restart as soon as possible with available men. A countywide resolution, posted at all mines, says work will resume at the 1904 scale 5:50 below 1903. Union and nonunion workers may be hired. old workers prioritized, foreigners and neo unions may be displaced. Operators met late last week and expect openings by June 1 at Barnes Davis Cassingham Johnston Oden Valley and Best Coal Co under the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
State Association of Operators
United Mine Workers
Dennis
Wade
Morgan Run
Barnes, Davis, Cassingham
Johnston
Oden Valley
Best Coal Co
A Good Selection for Cambridge Board of Public Service
Mayor Bradford named Alfred M. Baxter to fill the unexpired term of John 5. Black, with council approval on Monday night. Baxter is described as courteous, experienced in municipal affairs, and expected to serve diligently. Mrs Mary Masters, 104, visiting Cambridge from Zanesville after the death of her 106 year old relative, is child of Mrs C B Jackson on South 12th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Alfred M. Baxter
Board of Public Service
Baxter
John 5. Black
Cambridge
Mary Masters
Susan Masters
Zanesville
C. B. Jackson
South 12Th Street
North Salem News Briefs From Cambridge And Nearby
North Salem reports Will Smith and wife in Cambridge last Saturday where Mrs. Smith had teeth extracted under chloroform and missed the evening train home, returning Sunday. Local visits include Price Little of New Philadelphia to M T Matthews, and Carl McKahan’s homecoming from the West. Mary McCartney’s health worsens. Misses Mary and Dons Gibson visit Kimbolton. Reviews of travels include O J Berry and family from Kimbolton visiting J P Melkee, and May Tough visiting her Mathews parents. Rev Stewart of Kimbolton assisted Rev Dickey in Kimbolton with sermons on communion day prep. Road crew struggles cited. calls for prompt work to improve roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smith
Cambridge
Maggie Montoger
Will Travis
East Liverpool
O. J. Berry
Paul
Kimbolton
J. P. Melkee
May Tough
Mathews
Chicago
G. A. Mathews
Stewart
Dickey
Winterset Notes and Visits Across the Area
William Parker of Cleveland is visiting Winterset a few days. Sugartree attendees report a fine time at Henderson Bros. show Saturday night. Several local residents and Cambridge visitors are mentioned in social notes. Miss Sarah Lib Taylor dies at home. Rev. Cunningham conducts funeral. burial in Winterset cemetery. Frank Swaim to work in Summit County this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parker
Cleveland
Sugartree
Henderson Bros
J. B. Grimsley
Flo
Winterset
Sarah Lib Taylor
Mr. Cunningham
Wesley Bair
Pleasant Valley
Mrs Mary Braninger Dies After Heart Trouble in Birmingham
Mrs Mary Braninger aged 83 died Sabbath morning from heart trouble. She was buried Monday with interment at Irish Ridge cemetery. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Milner and Mrs Mablon Combs. Rev J W Neale finished his theological course and is undecided where to locate. Mr and Mrs William Morgan traveled to Freeport. Anna Onley of Caldwell visited, her mother slowly recovering. C Neale, home from Marietta College, attended the funeral. Barnum and Bailey circus drew a crowd from the community at Cambridge. Geo Neale from Ruckhapnon WV spent time with friends here. Alvin Myers remains quite poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Braninger
Irish Ridge
James Milner
Mablon Combs
William Morgan
Freeport
Anna Onley
Caldwell
Main Y Heath
C. Neale
Marietta
Cambridge
Geo. Neale
Ruckhapnon
W. Va
Alvin Myers
Stewart Guests at Clarence Murphy Home Event
Mr and Mrs John F Stewart of Pleasant City visit Clar ence Murphy and family on East Wheeling arenas for a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stewart
Pleasant City
Clarence Murphy
East Wheeling Arenas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Farrow
Allie Riggs
Nelsonville
Mrs. Lafollette
Mr. Lafollette and
C. J. Spaid
Rathbote
den Shear
C. R. Rucker
Derwent
Hogg
Lewis Renner
Stella Seward
Ralph
Uts
Blue Valley Creamery
Clinton ST
P. O
Middletown
Ralph Scott
Quaker City Depot
J. F. Cunningham
Pitlsburg
Doas
Huntsman
Jno
McCormick
E. T. i Lake
The
France Medical Institute CO
Jake Moorhead
Mattie
Shear
Isaac Kimble
George Shaw
Anne Worden
U. S
Cuticura
Bagk
A. W. Ghase
Sunday School Institute
Marietta College
Washington
Circleville
J. W. Moore
A. J. Luzadder
James M. Stewart
Neal Earley
F. I. Woollett
Presbyterian Church
W. N. Patterson
Miss McGague
Pittsburg
Emma Conwell
Ellen Jeffrey
H. D. McCulloch
John
Robert Montgomery
Washington City
George W. Montgomery
Herbert
George Washington Medical College
South Side
Eliza Dewees
Athens College
R. B. Moore
Dollie Bushfield
Thee
North Lake
Pubdue Square
Brooks Lawrence
Toledo
Canbridge
Canon, & Co-Laborer
Scott
Scotts Eoston
Scott & Bowne
Kemp
Balsam
Joe
North Salem
Carl McKahan
Mary McCartney
Mary and
Dons Gibson
George Ingram
I’. A. McKim
Winterset BR. D. 1
Olive Wilson
Ella Baird
Cambridge R. D
Milton Stiles
Jobo and
Otho Stiles
Odessa Stiles
Emerson Wright
Sam Padgett
Elmer Baird
Joseph Hope
Jim Vance
Ross
Leota Jenkins
Dais Parker
Ozora Guyton
Rene Parker
Delia Ford
Golda
Mary
Hattie Rubican
Frank Swaim
Summitt County
Birmingham
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