Local Notes and Social Updates From Kimbolton Area
Kimbolton society rounds up with Elma Bliss dismissed from Keenan hospital Saturday. Ice cream social planned at S A Clark’s store Saturday evening. Porter family from O yside returned home Saturday morning. Rev Porter preached in M E church Friday night. Spencer of Spencers Station visited daughter Mrs D L Cowden Friday and Saturday. Mrs Jesse Clark Jr returned from Granthos at Columbus. Widespread wishes for a speedy recovery. Al and Russell Cowden visit grandfather at Quaker City. Funeral of John Milligan drew many mourners. eight Milligan sons pallbearers. James Ross of Cambridge in town Monday and West Chester death noted later. D S Ross, Charles Ross and wives attend uncle James Ross’s funeral. John Crow a Cambridge business caller Saturday. Wm Vansickle and wife visited son L J Vansickle. Mrs S A Clark visited sister Mrs Boyd Adams of Sugar Tree. Mrs Chas McCulley of Cambridge visited friends. D Danford family of Outville visited mother Mrs Robt Britton. Amelia Baumgardner attended the Wayne County T U convention at Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Bliss
Keenan Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
S. A. Clark
Vy. C. M. Porter
Yside
Rev. Porter
M. BE
Spencer
Spencers Station
D. L. Cowden
Jesse Clark, Jr
Guernsey County Infirmary
D. Ross
Charles Ross
James Ross
John Crow
Cambridge
Wm. Vansickle
L. J. Vansickle
Boyd Adams
Sugar Tree
Chas. McCulley
Friends
D. Danford
Outville
Danford
Robt. Britton
Amelia Baumgardner
Ww. Co. T. U
Cumberland
Gibson and Miss Lavella Winiker Visit Cambridge Friends
Miss Lavella Winiker traveled to Cambridge from Wednesday to Friday visiting friends. Miss Emma Gibson of Caldwell visited her brother Frank Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavella Winiker
Cambridge
Emma Gibson
Caldwell
Frank Gibson
Jersey cattle sale draws visitors from Bellefontaine
J B Larue and his brother Dick of Bellefontaine attended the annual Jersey cattle sale at L P Bailey's farm near Barnesville. The notes mention local people including Mrs Miranda Stultz awaiting a new house, Hattie Weaver attending a Demorest contest, and several local trips and weather impacts on farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Larue
Bellefontaine
Jersey
L. P. Bailey
Barnesville
Miranda Stultz
John Rockwell
Cambridge
Hattie Weaver
Cumberland
Frank Thompson
Hannah
Cale
John Cross
Zanesville
Hanover
Ray McGee
Annie Smith
O'Donnel
T. J. Williams
Ed. Hunt
Local News Briefs From Cambridge Area
Senecaville residents and visitors joined in church services as Rev. Fowler delivered a memorial sermon at the Presbyterian church. Decoration Day events are planned for Saturday May 20. Miners plan to relocate for work while local fishing reports note carp in the backwater after recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Arnold
Wilima Stockwell
Richard Lowry
Charley Corwin
Bert Corwin
Cambridge
M. Dilley
Shawnee
Fowler
Presbyterian Church
H. O. Harris
Love City
Caldwell lawyer visits Cambridge after business trip
B I Atkinson of Caldwell spent part of Monday in Cambridge calling on friends while returning from a business trip to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Atkinson, Esq
Caldwell
Cambridge
Columbus
Baseball Results From Various Cities and Standings Update
Results show Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis games with scores and pitcher credits. Standings list Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Washington, and Chicago with team records and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Leifield
Willis
Gibson
Ferguson, White and Smith
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fromme and
Roth
Coveleskie, McQuillen and
Dooin
Brooklyn
Chicago
Brown
Moran
Rucker
Mer
New York
W. LL. Pet
Ceevese
Cucimore
Seeadedaedh
St. Louis
Scott, Smith and Sullivan
Brockett and Blair
Cleveland
Young and Easterly
Dygert
Vickers
Odvte
BSE PO
COUN
Decedévensie
Washington
Detroit
Central League scores and rain affected games
American Association results show Louisville 4 Indianapolis 2 and Milwaukee 4 St. Paul 2 with Columbus 5 Toledo 2. Zanesville 8 Dayton 1 and Terre Haute 4 South Bend 2. Minneapolis Kansas City and Grand Rapids Evansville reports note rain. Wheeling 4 Ft. Wayne 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis-Kansas City
Wheeling
Ft. Wayne
Zanesville
Dayton
Terre Haute
South Bend
New Gottingen Notes on Farming and Local School Plans
Farmers finish corn planting while others work land. Mrs. Frank Morris to teach Gibson school this winter. Ray McGee on sick list. Claud Burton nearly hit by streetcar. Mrs. Morris hires with Jeff Williams for summer. Carr Dyer makes fast buggy trip to Cambridge. Mr. Warehime buys 160 head of sheep from Walter Udell last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morris
Gibson School
Ray McGee
Claud
Jas. Burton
Charles Morris
Jeff Williams
Carr Dyer
Cambridge
Gibson's
Warehime
Walter Udell
Pittsburg Markets Poultry and Live Stock Report
Live poultry prices listed for hens cocks and turkeys with per cent figures. Cattle receipts and market trends show gains to 15 cents, while various grades of cattle and calves fetch prices from a few dollars to over seven dollars. Sheep and lambs rise modestly with prime wethers around six dollars, and hogs and pigs activity noted with mixed price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrs Island
Grain prices set new highs on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago May 24 new peak values for the season were reached as bullish trading pushed grains higher. May wheat rose to 134% with a 2 cent gain from the prior record, corn to 74% and oats to 62% with provisions also advancing. May options close: wheat 124% corn TA% oats 62%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Dr Pierce Publishes Full Ingredient List for Medicines
An early 20th century notice explains Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo NY published the complete ingredient list for his medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It claims no alcohol narcotics or minerals and notes Indian usage of native plants such as Squaw Weed. It invites readers to request a free explanatory booklet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Local Notes From Cam bridge and Vicinity
Sugar Tree Miss Jennie Lawrence of Hopewel visits with friends near Winters et. T K Linn and family with T B Stiles of Cambridge call on Finley Linn’s. W J Gillespie and wife visit A L Moore. Joseph Hope and wife attend Basil Smith’s home due to Mrs Smith’s illness. Simon Stiles and daughter attend McCleary’s school closing and call on T H Bisher. R A Gibson and wife attend funeral in Hermon for Mrs Dan Taylor brought from Canonsburg. J B Gunn and wife visit brother Joseph Covill after his limb amputation. Rev R L Lanning of Everett Wash leaves after being chosen as Puget Sound Presbytery delegate to General Assembly in Knoxville May 26. Rev Hawk of Columbus missed May 16 North Salem U P church. pulpit occupied by Rev McFadden of New Athens and later May 20 by Henderson of New Athens. Sheep shearing underway. corn planted, plowing incomplete, rain ongoing. Mrs Sarah Gunn honored with 66th birthday cards from friends across the country. Born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Boyd of Kimbolton R D 4 a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lawrence
Hopewel
T. KE. Linn
T. B. Stiles
Cambridge
Finley Linn
Alt
W. J. Gillespie
A. L. Moore
Winterset
Joseph Hope
Basil Smith
Rocky Fork
Joseph Covill
R. L. Lanning
Everett
Wash
Manning
Puget Sound
Hamilton
Hawk
Columbus
North Salem U.P. Church
Bhut
McFadden
New Athens
Xenia Seminary
Teo, Henderson
Sarah
Pacific Slope
California
Pittsburg
Zanesville
Boyd
Kimbolton R. D
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Deafness
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It claims catarrh inflames the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers 100 dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Mrs Rose Jackman Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs Rose Jackman of 371 Spring Street underwent a serious operation yesterday morning performed by Dr. G W Slixon with assistant Dr. Fred Lane. The patient is resting well at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jackman
Spring Street
G. W. Slixon
Fred Lane
Growth in Lore City and regional activity noted
Lore City shows rapid growth with wool price around 36 cents per pound. J N Adair and Audley Bird depart Wednesday for a prospecting tour in South Dakota. Local teachers re employed for next year led by Prof C C Gregg, Miss Mabel Rich, Cale Cross, and Miss Emma Huffman. Community events include visits, moves, entertainments, and church delegations as farmers organize for mutual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Adair
Audley Bird
South Dakota
C. C. Gregg
Mabel Rich
Cale Cross
Emma Huffman
Homer
Clyde Voorhees
Stella Bonnell
Mary Flynn
Cambridge
Verna Foster
H.ick. Miller
King's Mines
Alta Stewart
Eri. O. Fogle
Minnie Potts
Jennie Gooden
Cumberland
Co. HH. Robertson
Charles Redd
Carl
Newark
Elizabeth Cooper
Willis
M. BE
R. J. Kerrigan
Sturgis
H. M. Beymer
Senecaville
Palmer McConnell
Irom
Washington
C. A. Sproat
Love City
Bellaire
Monay
Clairsville
F. J. Woollett
St. Clairsville
Cleveland
P. T. Amstutz
New Athens
A. S. Corwin
Here
J. W. Cale
James Stewart
Mark Snyder
Concord School
Fr L Juillerat to visit Germany after Florida stay
Fr L Juillerat formerly of this city but now residing in Orlando Florida is visiting Mel Sherrard and family. He plans an extended visit with relatives and friends in Germany and has not set a departure date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fr. L. Juillerat
Orlando
Florida
Mel. Sherrard
Dyspepsia remedy Kodol advertisement claim
Advertisement urges readers to use Kodol for indigestion and stomach distress. It promises rest for the stomach and a money back guarantee if not cured after using a dollar bottle, with details on dosage and pharmacy availability. The copy extols Kodol as a complete digester and contrasts it with pepsin and physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitts Little Marty Risers Ad Slogan
A newspaper blurb notes DeWitts Little Marty Risers the famous little liver pills sold by all druggists. It mentions a sunny day for sunny thoughts and adds a wry line about the hardest way to earn a living being hunting for an easy job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Marty
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed as Original
An ad urges buyers to insist on DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, claiming it heals cuts burns and bruises and is especially good for piles. Substitutes are refused. The note ends with a query about a motherly old lady known for peppermint lozenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
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Stone & Co
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Fred Raymond
Ten Cent
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Yerks
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College Hill School House
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Smallwood, Witten & Squibb
Fordyce's
N. J. Shaw
Monarch Cigar Co
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W. KH. Winnett
North Fifth Street
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Beatty and Clark
W. R. Armstrong
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Elisa J. Kersey
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W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
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