Divorce Petition Filed in Guernsey County Court
Sadie Alloway filed for divorce from John Alloway in case No. 8904 in the Court of Common Pleas of Guernsey County Ohio on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect with alimony sought. Hearing set on or after June 27 1908. Ladie Alloway. John F. Stockdale Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alloway
Sadie Alloway
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Ladie Alloway
John F. Stockdale
White goods for graduating dresses at Potter's
J M Richardson of New Philadelphia visited the city on business this morning. Mr and Mrs J C Nichols have returned from a visit with friends in Caldwell.
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Potter's
J. M. Richardson
New Philadelphia
J. C. Nichols
Caldwell
Ill farmer Stephen Cropper returns to outdoor life
Stephen Cropper who has been very ill for some time is again able to be out. Homer Jackman of R. D. 1 has returned from a visit with friends in Columbus.
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Stephen Cropper
Homer Jackman
Columbus
Local residents visit and travel notes from the area
Rev L C Graham of New Concord travels to Pittsburg. Miss Lula Young of Barnesville visits Miss Bessie McPeek in Wall Avenue. Miss Hazel Graham of New Concord visits Cambridge friends. Mrs Albert E Pitt of Blaine Avenue returns from Struthers Ohio. Mrs Frank Clymer of Newcomerstown spends the day with the Forney family on North Tenth Street. Ray Clark returns from Uhrichsville where he worked in a barber shop. Mrs R C Graham, ill at North 8th Street, is slowly improving. Misses Ava and Eula Tedrick of Londonderry return home after visiting the city. Mr and Mrs Richard L Vernon of North Fourth Street depart for extended visit with friends in Chicago California and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clymer
Newcomerstown
C. W. Forney
North Tenth Street
R. C. Graham
North 8Th Street
Richard L. Vernon
North Fourth Street
Chicago
Ill
California
New Mexico
Whissell Couple Welcome Tulsa Baby Son
Mr and Mrs Samuel Whissell welcomed a son at their Tulsa Oklahoma home. The family recently left the city in September and remain well known locally.
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Samuel Whissell
Tulsa
Oklo
Camp heads to Topeka to visit sister after forty one years
C F Camp departed this morning for Topeka Kansas to visit his sister whom he has not seen for forty one years He plans to spend the summer in Kansas and return later in the year.
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C. F. Camp
Topeka
Kansas
Mr. Camp
Sunflower State
Centennial services to be attended by bishops at Cambridge church
Bishop John Hamilton and a newly elected Bishop are expected to attend the Cambridge M E church centennial services. The event is described as a great meeting and worthy of best efforts by every Cambridge citizen regardless of church affiliation.
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John Hamilton
Cambridge M. E
Cambridge
Motion for New Trial in Ed Allen Case
Court docket notes a motion for a new trial filed by Ed Allen's attorneys Wells and Barber after a guilty verdict for cutting with intent to kill. Judge McGinnis is expected to rule within days. Proceedings include bills of exceptions by Prosecutor Charles Sheppard and multiple unrelated notices.
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Ed. Allen
Messrs. Wells
Barber
McGinnis
Charles Sheppard
Earl Turnbaugh
Common Pleas Court
Assisted In His Own Rescue In Digging Accident
John F. Severns of Gaston Avenue was buried to his hips when a cave-in in a sewer ditch on West Gom ber avenue occurred late Monday afternoon. He was dug out within minutes by fellow workers and, despite exaggerated reports, walked home and later appeared on the streets without injury.
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John F. Severns
Gaston Avenue
Sions Bros
West Gomber Avenue
Severns
Warne Charged With Reckless Driving In Cambridge
Police Court records show William Warne of Ninth Street South Cambridge arrested by Chief Long on a warrant for reckless driving. He pled guilty before Mayor Bradford, paying a $5 fine plus costs after the drive sparked by a prior incident involving two Syrians and a racehorse Warne owned.
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Wm. Warne
Ninth Street
Cambridge
Chief Long
Bradford
Warne
Neer of International Correspondence Visits Newark family
M. H. Neer representative of the International Correspondence schools, visiting Newark with his family over Sunday and Monday. He plans to move his family to Cambridge in a few days.
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M. H. Neer
The
International Correspondence Schools
Newark
Cambridge
Real Estate Auditor Meeting in Pittsburg for Annual Appraisement
F. C. Irwin assistant engineer in the Pennsylvania lines real estate department with hidge in Pittsburg attends the auditors of counties meeting. The purpose is the annual appraisement of the company's property along the Larrietta Division through several counties.
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F. C. Irwin
Pennsylvania Lines
Hidge
Pittsburg
Deaf Mute 12-Year-Old Fatally Injured At Mill Yard
Clyde Anker, 12, deaf mute, of Brown's Heights, was injured in an accident at the Interstate Mill yard while exploring a gate. A rail toppled and cut a severe wound above his left heel. Dr. Vorhies treated him and he was taken home by Ben Wharton.
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Clyde Anker
John Anker
Brown's Heights
Interstate Mill
L. D. Anker
E. E. Vorhies
Ben Wharton
Fourth of July Celebration Committee Appointments
A meeting of the Fourth of July celebration committee formed under the Cambridge Merchants Association appointed soliciting committees for restaurants furniture and hotels groceries druggists merchant tailors and hardware banks barbers fruit stands liquor dealers and other groups. Members urged to secure subscription papers and citizens asked to contribute for one of the largest celebrations in Southeastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Merchants’ Association
Craig
Wm. McMullen
W. J. Gillespie
M. R. Potter
M. Greenwald
Charles Sawyer
R. C. Graham
Fred Turner
J. I. Wilson
R. B. Henderson
S. A. Craig
Ross Moore
Abe Andrews
Paul Cain
H. H. Turner
H. S. Hamme
Owen Brislen
A. Westwood
Ohio
Minch Narrowly Escapes Death at Buckeye Mine Incident
Jacob Burr of Seventh Street South Cambridge suffered a badly bruised leg when a machine knife struck a crowbar he held while standing on the operating machine at the Buckeye mine five miles south of Cambridge. He crawled to safety. no bone fractures but severe muscle damage, and he is resting at Cambridge.
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Jacob Burr
Seventh Street
Cambridge
Buckeye
Mr. Burr
Corge Rickey
Miners and Operators Scale Committees Schedule Meeting
The Miners and Operators Scale committees for sub-district No 6 will meet at the Foresters hall Wednesday at 9 o clock. After the joint talks a miners or operators meeting will be called. Zanesville and Columbus stores may close on Memorial day if it falls on Saturday. Friday and Friday night will see full use by shoppers.
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Foresters’ Hall
Zanesville
Columbus
Ford Jones Visits Long-Absent Chicago Native Returns Home
Ford Jones of Chicago visits his mother Mrs. Isabelle Jones on East Wheeling avenue. This marks his first trip back to his hometown in seventeen years.
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Ford Jones
Chicago
Isabelle Jones
East Wheeling Avenue
Mr. Jones
Reverend Waterson Returns From Woodsfield
Rev. Father Waterson arrived home this morning after a visit to Woodsfield, returning with news and impressions of the trip.
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Father Waterson
Woodsfield
Local figure J. W. Lefler recovers from heat illness
J. W. Lefler, a Ballinger resident mentioned in the Jeffersonian, has nearly recovered after an illness tied to the Cambridge Solo game at Eleric Park. He felt better Monday morning and, after a trip on the street, was later treated at Temple Pharmacy and sent home by cab.
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J. W. Lefler
Cambridge
Eleric Park
Temple
Card of Thanks for Mrs Hayt and Family
Mrs Hayt and her son James and his wife express sincere gratitude to the many friends who aided them during illness death and burial of their husband and father Their thanks acknowledge sympathy and help received in this hard time from numerous friends
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C. Hayt
James
Affidavit Files Charge Against Robert Barker in Family Case
An affidavit filed in the court of Squire T. T. Jones charges Robert Barker with family mistreatment and a warrant is issued for his arrest. Barker’s whereabouts are unknown but he is believed to be in the city during the summer and would be arrested if found. The complaint was made by Anna Tool, Barker’s step daughter.
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Squire T. T. Jones
Robert Barker
Barker
Anna Tool
Reverend White Aids Hiawatha Assembly Work
Rev. E. A. White of Caldwell visited Cambridge this morning on his return from a state tour promoting the Hiawatha Assembly at Mt Vernon and state Sunday school work. He is well known in Cambridge for leading recent meetings at Second Baptist church.
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E. A. White
Caldwell
City
Hiawatha Assembly
Mt. Vernon
White
Cambridge
Second Baptist Church
Scio College Commencement Set For Thursday
Guernsey county residents show strong interest as Scio college prepares to hold commencement on Thursday June 11 marking graduation activities and local participation.
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Scio College
Guernsey County
Dessert by JELL O Promises Quick Easy Treat
What Shall We Have for Dessert Try JELL O the dainty appetizing economical dessert Can be prepared instantly simply add boiling water and serve when cool Flavored just right sweetened just right perfect in every way A 10c package makes enough dessert for a large family All grocers sell it Don t accept substitution JELL O complies with all Pure Laws 7 flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry Peach
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Strength
A vintage drugstore blurb touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best tonic to strengthen blood, brain, and body. Sold at 35 cents in tea or tablets by Brooks Sutton, Druggist.
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Hollister
Harness stock closing out sale at cost
Announced closing out of entire harness stock including harness, suit cases, collars, pads, whips, combs, brushes, dusters, plush robes, saddles and more. All items to sell in 30 days regardless of cost. Customers invited to choose their own price.
Annis Visits Cambridge Friends After Baltimore Conference
J. B. Annis of Chattanooga Tennessee calls on former Cambridge friends during a short visit home from attending the general conference of the M E church in Baltimore.
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J. B. Annis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Cambridge
General Conference of the
M. E. Church
Baltimore
Taxable? Non taxable bonds for sale in Zanesville
Non tax able bonds for sale city and county bonds free of tax and yielding from 4 per cent to 4 per cent on the investment. For particulars write or telephone at our expense C. H. Hoskinson 47 North Fourth street Zanesville Ohio.
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Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
Land prospects in San Luis Valley offer fertile soil
The San Luis Valley in Colorado is praised for cheap irringted land, ideal climate, ample water, and no crop failures. Special rates are available to land seekers. For information contact A. R. Johnson, Local Representative, New Concord, Ohio. April 1. 1 mo. d &
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San Luis Valley
Colorado
United States
A. R. Johnson
New Concord
Wanted A Correspondent of Matrimony in Cambridge
Wanted a correspondent of matrimony. Felix Roe seeks a suitable marriage partner for a long term relationship. Address F. D. No. 7 Cambridge Ohio.
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Felix Roe
F. D
Cambridge
Major Moore in City on Business
Major J. W. Moore of near Wyughington was in the city for business today.
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J. W. Moore
Wyughington
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Tiensee'r
Basonian
L. C. Wells, M. D
Henry L. Wells, M. D
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, O
L. C. Graham
Lula Young
Barnesville
Bessie McPeek
Wall Avenue
Hazel Graham
Cambridge Friends
Albert E. Pitt
Blaine Avenue
Struthers, O
Ray Clark
Uhrichsville
Ava and
Eula Tedrick
Londonderry
Court House News
Howard McDonald
Edna K. Miller
John T. Gordon
Vera L. Collins
Byesville
J. R. Davidson
Alice Houseman
Senecaville
Probate Court
E. KE. Vorhies
Martha Clipner
Mattie M. Black
John H. Linton
Lore City Supply Co
Florence A. Foraker
D. J. Foraker
James Gibson
Fred Law
Margaret Stewart
James Stewart
Common Pleas
Clara F. Collins
F. L. Rosemond
J. B. Ferguson
R. T. Scott
Joseph E. Barr
Samuel C. Barr, Jr
P. L. Baker
S. R. Fulton
Richard Minto
B. & O. Railway Co
Mr. Collins
Collins
Fred W. Lane
Robt. T. Scott
Capt
Fred L. Rosemond
H. T. Booth
B. & O. Railroad
Deat
Bar Mill
Minch
Toom
Michaels-Stern
Haels, Stern & CO
Rochester
Knights
Erie
City By the Lake
Knights Templars
Wil- Mamsport
Imperial Teteques Band
Union Station
Mount Olivet
Teteques Band
Central Park
Frank McSparren
Grand Commandery
Reed House
Mary Commandery
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Brooks Sutton
Manafield
Hans
Canali
Dover
Phila
Thede Stevenson
Old Rainey Corner
Market Street
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