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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

8

Winterset residents and visitors on weekly outings and trades

Winterset reports Frank Swaim heading to California for summer work while A A Johnson and J H Lindsey visit Cambridge on business. Inez Rogers and Sanford Johnson visit Love City relatives. D L Nicholson loses a valuable colt. Mrs Al Zia and Mrs Dode Duff of Cambridge visit Mrs Scott. Funeral of Mrs Ralph Wirick near Newtown, C. draws many. Winterset defeats Middlebourne in a local ball game. Rev Rankin from East Springfield visits. Master Teddy Enos visits with families. J H Lindsey buys old M E parsonage and plans to move. Glen and Ralph Bowers visit grandparents Wirick. Grant Carnes family visits Fairview.

Frank Swaim California A. A. Johnson J. H. Lindsey Cambridge Inez Rogers Sanford Johnson Grace Raymond Lake Love City D. L. Nicholson al Z~¢ia Dode Duff Cambride Scott Ralph Wirick Newtown

Candidates announced for county offices

A list of candidates announces runs for local offices subject to the Democratic county convention. Names include J L McCreary Center Township for representative W N Cowden Millwood township for representative U G Nicholson Hartford Precinct for treasurer R M Laughman Wills Township for commissioner M A Yost for treasurer Frank R Creighton and J T Fairchild Cambridge Third Ward for various posts H J Beatenhead Liberty township for county commissioner John W Borton Cambridge Third Ward for treasurer and J T Fairchild for surveyor.

J. L. McCreary U. G. Nicholson Hartford W. Price R. M. Laughman Wills Township Frank R. Creighton H. J. Beatenhead Liberty Township J. T. Fairchild Cambridge John W. Borton Third Ward

Doan's Ointment and Other Patent Remedies Ad

A compact vintage ad compiles claims for Doan's Ointment quickly stopping eczema spread and itching, Doan's Regulats easing constipation, Dr Thomas Electric Oil curing sore throats, Burdock Blood Bitters touted as a system tonic, and notes on ice and July race meet preferences.

Election of Dr. Charles W. Smith as M E bishop

The Rev. Dr. Charles W. Smith won the General Conference vote for the fourth of eight bishops. After fluctuating from third to eighth, he secured 511 of 744 votes on the tenth ballot, surpassing two thirds. He preached at Cambridge church and long edited the Pittsburg Christian Advocate.

Charles W. Smith Methodist Episcopal General Conference Baltimore Smith Cambridge Pittsburg Pittsburg Christian Advocate M. E. Church East Ohio Conference

Prof Moore to Speak at Jefferson Township Commencement

Boxwell Patterson commencement exercises for Jefferson township will be held at Allens chapel Saturday evening May 30 under the management of A H Rich teacher of District No 5 school. Prof J I Moore will deliver the address. Graduates include Gladys Ford Victoria McCullough Lida McCullough Odessa Kennedy Jimmie Kennedy Laura McNeel Zelma Bond and Ray McCracken. Class colors are old gold and Nile green. flowers white carnation.

Boxwell-Patterson Jefferson Township Allens’ Chapel A. H. Rich Gladys Ford Victoria McCullough Lida McCullough Odessa Kennedy Jimmie Kennedy Laura McNeel Zelma Bond Ray McCracken J. I. Moore

Guernsey County Relief Board Proposes Three-Tenths Levy

The Guernsey County Soldiers Relief Commission met in the courthouse and dropped about thirty-five indigent soldiers widows and orphans from the aid list for the heated months. They recommended to the county commissioners a levy of three-tenths of one mill for relief of indigent soldiers widows and orphans for the coming year.

George J. Brown H. F. McDonald J. G. Stockdale Guernsey County Soldiers’ Relief Commission Commissioners’ Office Court House Relief Commission Guernsey County Commissioners

First Meeting in Flanagan Bankruptcy Held

The first meeting of creditors for James Flanagan occurred in Referee George D. Dugan's office. Attorney B. F. Enos elected trustee with a $500 bond. In the afternoon, Ross Moore W. F. Padgitt and R. A. Cook were named to appraise the stock.

James Flanagan George D. Dugan B. F. Enos Ross Moore W. F. Padgitt R. A. Cook

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Cambridge Ohio

Cambridge readers learn kidney duty and remedies. Joseph Moorhead of Cambridge testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney trouble after years of symptoms. He notes relief and restored health, with 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. agents in Buffalo, urging consumers to remember the Doan's name.

Dean Cambridge Joseph Moorhead Steubenville Ave Ohio Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Local Social Notes From Cambridge Area

Odell and Mrs O B Lanning of Cambridge visited friends here over Sunday. Miss Alice Waller closed a summer term of school here and returned home near Washington. B B Chadwell visited friends near Newton. Rev W P Aikin of Zanesville spends a few days with his mother and preached at Clear Fork church. Gus Patterson of near Cambridge visited his in laws J W Taylor. J P Lanning made a business trip to Kimbolton. W B Taylor to close summer term at Irish Ridge with an ice cream supper. E B Kennedy will furnish the ice cream.

O. B. Lanning Cambridge Alice Waller Washington B. B. Chadwell Newton W. P.aikin Zanesville Clearfork U. P Gus Patterson J. W. Taylor J. P. Lanning Kimbolton W. B. Taylor Irish Ridge E. B. Kennedy

Rocky Fork Community Notes And Ball Game Summary

Mrs. Jane B. Johnson visits from Cambridge while John J. Johnston hosts. George Bell and Emma Hall are ill. Nannie Stoffer of Milnersville visits Rocky Fork friends. Miss Nin. Ray of Guernsey visits family. Rocky Fork church holds quarterly meeting and communion led by Rev. Dr. Henthorn. A ball game last Saturday saw Rocky Fork lose to North Salem.

Jane B. Johnson Jas. Spence Cambridge John J. Johnston Rocky Fork George Bell Emma Hall Nannie Stoffer Milnersville Nin. Ray Guernsey L. A. Arneal Rocky Fork Church Henthorn Lee Beel Winchester North Salem

Local Social News and Accidents Near Cambridge

Clay Pike Mrs Mason Spaid of Cambridge visited friends here one day last week. Mr Wm Trott of Hartford visited J M Kackley last week. Octa daughter of M L Kackley burned by hot water. Mrs Sherman Meighen and son Calvin visited Kennensburg. Mrs J W Dyson visiting her parents near Craig O. Mr Worthy Dyson and mother visited Hartford. Mrs F M Secrest has Amaryllis with 18 stocks 75 blooms. Frank Secrest horse badly hurt on barb wire.

Mason Spaid Cambridge Wm. Trott Hartford J. M. Kackley Octa M. L. Kackley Sherman Meighen Calvin Kennensburg J. W. Dyson

Rainbow Luncheon Postponed By Presbyterian Church

The Rainbow Luncheon planned by the ladies of the Presbyterian church has been postponed from Thursday evening to Friday evening at 4 30 o'clock.

Water Main Break Halts Service in Oakland Place Addition

Water supply cut off for most of Oakland Place Addition after a main burst on Clark Street. A cave-in in the sanitary sewer ditch, being dug by Contractor Maloy’s crew, caused the outage yesterday evening and continued into today.

Oakland Place Clark Street Maloy

Local Notes from Washington Ohio District 1908

Washington Ellis Porter attends Zanesville business college. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm G Chapman in Washington on May 19 1908. Mrs W C Laws of Bethesda visits sisters Susie Baxter and T J Heiner. Memorial sermon preached at the Methodist church last Sabbath. Mrs George Hammer of Oil City Pa visits Washington and Lore ity. Dress and harvest straw hats at Lawrence's. Mrs James J Patterson recovering from a lame ankle. J W Henry of Middletown lays concrete walk on Main Street. Mrs Miranda Thompson and grandson of Byesville visit Washington. Mr and Mrs Elmer Thompson of Byesville visit south of Washington. Hester Black to graduate from Quaker City school June 4. Mrs A G Eagleson attended Findlay High School exercises. daughter Lillie in class. Mrs Theresa Mitchener Watson of Cambridge visits Washington friends. Mrs John Montoney gravely ill at her parents home on North Side. Dr W P Crumbacker visits. former Washington citizen. Decoration day program planned with 1 PM procession from town hall to cemetery. Relatives hear of Mrs Julia Smith White’s death in Republic Kansas May 7 1908. Announcement of marriage of Wm R Baird of McKees Rocks Pa to Pearl Watt of Pittsburgh on June 9 1908. Baird formerly a Wills township schoolteacher and Washington teacher.

Ellis Porter Zanesville Wm. G. Chapman Washington W. C. Laws Bethesda Susie Baxter T. J. Heiner Yeager Methodist Church George Hammer Tillie Gardiner Oil City Lore Ity Lawrence's James J. Patterson J. W. Henry Middletown James McDowell Main Street Miranda Thompson Byesville B. T. Thomas Elmer Thompson J. A. Thompson Hester Black Wm. Black South Side Quaker City School A. G. Eagleson Findlay Ohio Lillie Theresa Mitchener Watson Cambridge Mary A. Mahaffey John Montoney John Brown W. P. Crumbacker State Hospital Independence Iowa J. H. Crumbacker Julia Smith White George L. White van Rockhold Republic Kansas White James Smith Scandia Wm. R. Baird McKees Rocks Pearl Watt Pittsburg Baird J. H. Baird East of Washington Wills Township

Local Notes From Senecaville And Surroundings

Senecaville visitors include Wm Young of Cumberland and Mr and Mrs T C McLaughlin of Hartford. A boy with a jug of booze disembarked from the train Thursday. Robert Burns visits Moundsville with relatives. Penny Shaffer builds a dwelling on North High street. Guy Moorhead of Cambridge visits his parents W F Moorhead and wife. Huffman Bros entertain at the M K E church with good music during Memorial services by Rev M W Bevington. Decoration Day planned by G A R Sunday school children and secret societies. W M Pettitt offers cabbage tomato and soon celery and pepper plants. Born May 20 1908 to Erven McVicker and wife a son. Rev Rankin of Steubenville spoke to Epworth League.

Wm. Young Cumberland T. C. McLaughlin Hartford David Arndt Robert Burns Moundsville W. Va Huffman Bros M. EK M. W. Bevington W. M. Pettitt

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy

Local publication touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal blood purifier affecting mucous surfaces. It claims a physician endorsed formula with two key ingredients and promises testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents plus Hall's Family Pills recommended.

Hall F. J. Cheney, & CO

Mrs Nina Austin and her son plan Northern Ohio visit

Mrs Nina Austin will travel with her mother Mrs Barber to Mrs Barber’s home in northern Ohio on Wednesday. Mrs Barber will remain to recover from an operation at Keenan hospital, while Mrs Austin plans to spend part of the summer visiting friends.

Nina Austin Little

Love City Moves Tie Back From Zanesville to This Place

Community notes report Love City Rollin Potts planning to relocate his tie back from Zanesville to the local area. The opera house foundation is under way. Several residents and health updates are mentioned including feeble health for Mrs. Rachael Atkinson and pneumonia recovery for John Squibb. Local council orders paving duties and a sale of Lenna Speer’s 109 acre farm to William Watson.

Rollin Potts Zanesville Rachael Atkinson Salesville G. W. Toland John Squibb Bellefontaine Ohio Bailey Squibb A. W. Johnson Michigan Hunter Atha Elihu Atha East High Street George Cale J. W. Cale Foster and High Streets Lenna Speer William Watson John Mosier

Local Social Notes From Salesville Area

Miss Emma McMillin spent last week with Cambridge and Byesville while Rosa Hughes visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hughes. Teddy Enos stayed with cousin Harry Lindsey of Winterset. John A. English closed a successful term of school last Friday. The Pulleys visited Emmet Pulley and family. Mrs. Ella Tetrick and daughters visited Blooming Grove. Albert Tuttle visited H. M. Pulley. W W Winters and family tour Cameron West Virginia. Edward Spear of Columbus is home on vacation. Andrew Boomhower, eighty six, improves health after illness.

Emma McMillin Cambridge Byesville Rosa Hughes Derry Jacob Hughes Teddy Enos Harry Lindsey Winterset Edna Enos John A. English H. M. Pulley Emmet Pulley Ella Tetrick Hladys Nellie Lytle Boyd Blooming Grove Albert Tuttle W. W. Winters Cameron W. Va Edward Spear Columbus Andrew Boomhower

Reverend Petty Receives Notice of Bishop Elect at Conference

Rev. A. L. Petty of Duncans Falls learns by telegram from Pittsburgh that Dr. T. W. Smith editor of the Pittsburgh Advocate and personal friend has been elected a bishop. The election occurred on the tenth ballot at the MEB church general conference in Baltimore.

A. L. Petty Duncans Falls Guernsey National Bank A. A. Taylor Pittsburg T. W. Smith

Brown couple visits Mt Pleasant Ohio for memorial address

Dr and Mrs F A Brown are visiting friends in Mt Pleasant Ohio this week. Dr Brown will deliver the Memorial address there and preach on the following Sunday.

F. A. Brown Mt. Pleasant Dr. Brown

Prospect of good crop in Lore City area hinted by planting

Lore City R F D Corn is planted with bright prospects for grain and fruit. Nine and James Tedrick bought a hay baler. C G Temple bought a cream separator from W H Hartley Quaker City. Earl Adair bought a driving horse from Mr. Dyer. Margaret Dyer visited Cambridge last week. James Long of Middlebourne visited E T Lake and family. Children day will be observed at Allen's on Sunday June 14 with an elaborate program. Muskingum summer school enrollment will exceed previous years and John H. Harding returns to the faculty. Boxwell commencement at Allen's church Saturday evening May 2006 for Jefferson township graduates.

Nine James Tedrick C. G. Temple W. H. Hartley Quaker City Earl Adair Mr. Dyer Margaret Dyer Cambridge James Long Middlebourne E. T. Lake Allen's Bonnell Winchester New Concord John H. Harding Muskingum Boxwell Allen's Church Jefferson Township

Londonderry News Briefs and Local Notes

Local report notes Mr. David Vickers’ serious stroke and prior attacks. Post office Route 5 expansion boosts service. Market prices list butter 12c and eggs 14c. Charley Douglas and Jack Hannum wed at the Hannum home. D L Coyote plans to return to Guernsey area after selling farm to H H Masters. Crops look promising with a good wheat and fruit outlook. Mrs. Rey and J R Stewart visit from Clarington Ohio. County teaching certificates awarded to Miss Mabel Logan Leeda Johnston Jessie Hunt and O Masters. Several teachers to attend normal school this summer.

David Vickers Post Office Department Charley Douglas Jack Hannum James Hannum D. L. Coyote H. H. Masters Columbus Old Guernsey Rey J. R. Stewart Clarington Mabel Logan Leeda Johnston Jessie Hunt O. Masters

Local Social Notes From Grand Ridge Area

Grand Ridge residents Bonnell and wife and baby spent weekend with the wife’s mother Mrs Williams of Washington. Sk M Nichols at Senecaville on business. S A Decker and family visited brother Lewis Decker of Londonderry on Thursday. Robert Allender of Hendrysburg visiting grandparents Wesley Yeo. Robert Decker visited Cambridge friends Sunday. Miss Margaret Tedrick aged resident of Joseph Hixon's ill with poor prospects. Otley Dugan and wife of Winterset visited his parents. Margie Nichols improving. Perry Jones and family visited Bob Jones at Love City. father and brother from Marion county W Va visiting. Perry Jones and family visited William Jones of Winterset Monday.

Bonnell Mrs. Williams Washington Sk. M. Nichols Senecaville S. A. Decker Lewis Decker Londonderry Robert Allender Hendrysburg Wesley Yeo Robert Decker Cambridge Friends Margaret Tedrick Joseph Hixon Otley Dugan Winterset Margie Nichols Perry Jones Bob” Jones Love City Marion County W. Va Wm. Jones

Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Leaves for Portsmouth Visit

Mrs. Elizabeth Scott of East Gaston Avenue departed this morning to visit relatives in Portsmouth Indiana.

Elizabeth Scott East Gaston Avenue Portsmouth Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dlebourne Rankin East Springfield Salesville R. D. No. 1 Inez Leone Cosgrave Annetta Deane M. E. Parsonage Glen and Ralph Bowers Jacob Wirick Grant Carnes Fairview John Carnes Center Township W. N. Cowden Millwood Township M. A. Yost E. Gibson Swanson A. L. Brown Stillwell, Ga Florida North Carolina South Carolina Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO Lake Street Chicago Inrops Cure CO Bicago USA Neilley Drug Co Chas. W. Smith Prof. Moore Ely Eid Ely Brothers Warren Street Odell Clay Pike Bao An Salesville R. D.1 Lore City Grand Ridge
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