National League Standings and Upcoming Games
In Philadelphia and New York, results from games feature Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston. The standings show Philadelphia leading with a strong record while Boston and Brooklyn chase, with games tomorrow including Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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New York
Boston
Ames
Bresnahan
Needham
Tuckey
McCarthy
Bowerman
W. LL. Pet
Tmoano cc
MAM Une
DO Sme
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Smith and Street
Coombs and Lapp
Chicago
Detroit
Walsh and Sullivan
Summers
Mullin and Schmidt
St. Louis
Cleveland
Dineen and Stephens
Liebhardt
Chech
Bemis
RHE Meveland
Brady
Donahue
Manning
Sweeney
W. L. Pet
Vc Sciviscacuustec
Crignmo Licciessevenene Oe
Cweme
Ats
SNS
Veces
Averien
Philadelphis
Gucci Ge
Wee
Acy CF
Court House News in Probate Court Appointments and New Cases
Annetta Scott appointed guardian of Ned Nichols and others. applications and bonds filed. letters issued to David Galbraith. Ada Baer v G D Dugan as administrator of August Baer estate for $192.00. Attachments and divorces listed. marriages licensed for Adams township, Shawnee, Byesville, Cambridge. New cases include Margaret B. Wylie v The Cambridge Savings Bank Co and Arthur C. Smith v Harry B. Loomis with money claims of $5000 and $145.78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Scott
Ned Nichols
Jemima Frazier
David Galbraith
Ada Baer
G- D. Dugan
August Baer
J.P. Turner
Dee J. Foraker
Mary A. Allen
W.S. Dougherty
W. G. McAdam
Alice Mehaffey
Adams Township
Charles P. Davis
Shawnee
Margaret Britton
Byesville
Albert L. Callihan
Lottie E. Bayvery
Cambridge
Margaret B. Wylie
Cambridge Savings Bank Co
Wells & Carnes
Martin V. Ward
Leonia E. Ward
J. F. Stockdale
Arthur C. Smith
Harry BE. Loomis
Rosendell
Wells Flow at New Concord Gas Well No 8
Inkholders of New Concord Gas Co report Well No 8 near New Concord began flowing Saturday at about six barrels per day. The two other wells drilled by the company were dry holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord Vii and Gas Co
Thi Impany
New Concord
West attacks circular shows Senator West backs representative government
A state wide circular from the Ohio Representative Government League stresses its sign only by the secretary. Senator Samuel H. West, Republican Senate leader, opposes initiative and referendum. The piece criticizes West for fearing public approval and questions his stance on people rule.
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Direct Legislation League
Ohio Representative Government League
League
Representative Government League
Samuel H. West
Senate
West
Senator West
Taft
Sherman
Cannon
Coal Prices Seen Rising In Ohio Cities This Winter
Coal dealers forecast prices to reach four dollars a ton or sixteen cents a bushel in Ohio as demand grows with colder weather. Limited deposits and tight money slow purchases, but once winter stabilizes demand will outpace last year. Early supply urged for gas users switching fuels.
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Ohio
Keenan and Schillings Quietly Marry at Byesville Office
James A. Keenan and Miss Marie Amelia Schillings wed at Squire T. T. Jones’s Byesville office Saturday evening. Witnesses Mark Snyder and Joseph Booth attended. Keenan, from Guernsey County, found his bride in Marietta with relatives. licensing rules prompted a brief relocation before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Keenan
Marie Amelia Schillings
Squire T. T. Jones
Mark Snyder
Joseph Booth
Keenan
Guernsey County
Marietta
Luccock
Byesville
Washington County
Squire Jones
Mrs Ida Linkhorn Heads to Victoria Visit
Mrs Ida Linkhorn of North Sixth street leaves at noon for a month long visit with her daughter Mrs Stephen Clark in Victoria Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Linkhorn
North Sixth Street
Stephen Clark
Victoria
Texas
Mrs Stevens Visit at Mr Willey’s in Zanesville
Mrs Stevens and relatives including Frank Stevens Ed Willey Inez Stevens and Ella Proctor spent yesterday at the home of Mr Willey in Zanesville reporting a pleasant social stop with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stevens
Messrs
Frank Stevens
Willey
Inez Stevens
Ella Proctor
Mr. Willey
Zanesville
Mi Anna Returns Home From North Tenth Street Visit
Mi Anna, guest of Mr. Greenwald of North Tenth street, has returned to her home in Robins Ohio this afternoon after several days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianna
Mrs Willey and daughter visit Hoskins family en route to Ashland
Mrs George Willey and her daughter Margaret of Zanesville are spending a few days with J Hoskins and family while traveling to Ashland Kentucky for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willey
Margaret
Zanesville
J. ©. Hoskins
Ashland
Cambridge Ministers Meet Open Meeting in Presbyterian Church
The Cambridge Ministerial Association held its first regular meeting after summer in the Presbyterian Sunday-school rooms with Rev. W. V. Milligan presiding. Papers on The Advancing Standard were read by Rev. C. E. B. Sheppard, and a vote shifted regular meeting dates to the second and fourth Mondays. The group endorsed supporting the Salvation Army with winter rentals funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
W. V. Milligan
Mr. Meyers
S. S. Fisher
Cambridge M. P
Coshocton
C. E B. Sheppard
W. O. Siffert
U. B
C. A. Poulson
D. F. Holtz
Cambridge
Embezzlement Charge Leads to City Arrest at Union Station
Joseph Meiser was arrested at Union Station as the B. and O. eastbound train arrived. Officer S. S. Meredith and Warrant sworn by Aman Damus accuse Meiser of $22 embezzlement. Hearing set before Mayor Bradford this afternoon. Damus owns a North Fourth bottling works. Meiser had been employed there. A prior money dispute preceded the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meiser
Union Station
Damus
Meiser
Fractures Bones On The Gridiron
Charlies Adair, resides with Judge and Mrs J A Troette on West Steubenville avenue, suffered a severe football injury Saturday afternoon near the Cambridge works grounds. His right forearm bones are broken and his left wrist wounded. He showed grit by walking with friends to Dr Ringers residence to have the fractures set, then returned home. He entered Muskingum college September 15th and will be out of studies for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Adair
J. A. Troette
West Steubenville Avenue
Cambridge Works
Moorhead Arrives to Inspect Coal Switch Grading Near Coshocton
Harry Moorhead of Moorhe Construction Co. of Senecaville toured the grading work on a coal switch about three miles long underway near Coshocton as part of a project his firm is handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moorhead
Moorhe Construction Co
Senecaville
Coshocton
Pleasant City News Notes and Weddings Across Town
Pleasant City social items record Hulda Gander and friends visiting Byesville on Saturday. Dinkus family from Kenonsburg, plus two grandsons, visited daughter Mrs 8 Meighen north of town. Secrest sells stock and rents near McConellville and plans Milwaukee winter with daughter Mrs E C Farris. Anna Williams of Glenwood and J M Rackley of north of town travel to Zanesville on business. F M Secrest visit Newark and Columbus. to Springfield for Mabel Kelley wedding Thursday. W H Spaid at county seat Saturday. Chas Trott, S Meighen and Calvin visit Cambridge. Deeren golden wedding celebrated October 5 with forty relatives and friends, grand dinner in the yard. R R Ray of Cambridge and daughter Mrs McCoy of Derwent visit Mary Floys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Gander
Byesville
Dinkus
Kenonsburg
Meighen
Mary Secrest
Secrest Ha
McConellville
Milwaukee
Wis
E. C. Farris
Anna Williams
Glenwood
J. M. Rackley
Town
Zanesville
F. M. Secrest
Newark
Columbus
Springfield
Mabel Kelley
W. H. Spaid
Chas. Trott
S. Meighen
Calvin
Cambridge
Jefferson Deeren
Macksburg
Alexander
Near Derwent
Thomas
Pleasant City
J. W
Clay Pike
Lee Colvin
Frank Shively
George
Noah Uickle
Deeren
James Garvin
Cumberland
R. R. Ray
McCoy
Derwent
Mary Floys
Local Notes From Grand Ridge and Nearby
Grand Ridge butter 22¢ eggs isc. young chick ens 10c lb. Calvin Hyde and son visited Martha Bonnell the first of the week. Kula and Obe Bonnell went to Cambridge on business. The Misses Taylor visited Rev MecKibben's of Washington last Wednesday. Robert Decker visited Cambridge friends Saturday and Sunday. Perry Jones and family visited Hardie Lamb near Washington last Sunday. Earnest Slaser moved to Elizabethtown and Charlie Moorehead moved into Slaser’s vacated house. Mrs Sadie Tedrick and Miss Katie English of Antrim called on Nora Deer Saturday. Misses Etta and Belle Taylor visited Miss Clara Nichols Thursday. Mrs Martha Spear, sick last week, is better. Miss Ethel Montgomery, visiting relatives here for two months, returned to Washington DC last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Hyde
Tippecanoe
Martha Bonnell
Kula
Obe Bonnell
Cambridge
Taylor
Slaser
Sadie Tedrick
Katie English
Antrim
Nora Deer
Etta
Belle Taylor
Clara Nichols
Martha Spear
Ethel Montgomery
Washington, D. C
Remains of Grandma Lent Laid to Rest in Kennonsboro Cemetery
The remains were brought from Newark on Thursday and laid to rest Sunday beside her husband who died months earlier. Harriett Garrett of Cleveland is visiting relatives. Mrs Wood Booth and Cambridge visitors stayed with Derwood Williams family on R D No 1. William I Brill visited his brother S O Brill west of Barnesville. Mrs Charles Wareheim remains in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Newark
Kennonsbore
Harriett Garrett
Cleveland
Wood -Booth
Cambridge
Derwood Williams
William I. Brill
S. O. Brill
Barnesville
Charles Wareheim
Local Social Notes From Salesville and Nearby
Mrs. Edward Gillie and her son Harry William visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Casper Enos near Cleveland. Miss Norma Mercer of Cambridge spent last week with cousin Miss Edna Enos. Mrs. Sadie Tetirick of Antrim spent Saturday with son G. D. Tetirick. Obadiah Bonnell of Love City visiting this route. Mrs. Edward Gillie and sister Adna Enos visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Logan. Mrs. Sade Tethrick of Antrim spent weekend with sister Mrs. Etta McMilin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gillie
Harry William
Cleveland
Casper Enos
Norma Mercer
Cambridge
Edna Enos
Sadie Tetirick
Antrim
G. D. Tetirick
Obadiah Bonnell
Love City
Adna Enos
The Royal Month and the Royal Disease
Sudden weather changes strain the sick and the elderly, especially those with scrofula and consumption. The article asserts Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures scrofula and aids wasting diseases, claiming wide adoption in cities and towns and eradicating old afflictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Sarsaparilla Ia
Social notes from Columbus area visitors and hunts
Sugar Tree Miss Alice Stiles of Columbus visited her sister Mrs. T. H. Bisher at the start of the past week. Wesley Browers and wife of Bird's Run stayed with their parents on September 27. T. E. Linn and son James of Cambridge spent a day with friends. W. J. Gillespie of Cambridge attended his annual squirrel hunt on October 1 with sister Mrs. A. L. Moore of Columbus. Dr. G. W. Beethorn and family from Kirkersville joined an outing. he enjoys a good squirrel hunt with Mr. Heller from Kirkersville. Mrs. Maggie Gillespie and Mrs. George Aiken of Milnersville visit Barberton and Akron, Ohio. Ino Beal and wife of Dresden are visiting nearby. Frank Linn, Columbus mail carrier, is on a two week vacation starting October 1 and staying with his parents A. F. and Mrs. Linn. Mrs. Jno Milligan is gravely ill from cancer of the face. Rev. Ainsworth Hope preached at North Salem United Presbyterian on October 4. Tim Skadden suffered a severe knee cut cutting timber. he is recovering with medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stiles
Columbus
T. H. Bisher
Wesley Browers
Jacob Browers
T. E. Linn
James
Cambridge
W. J. Gillespie
A. L., Moore
G. W. Beethorn
Clara
Kirkersville
A. L. Beal
Heller
Maggie
A. F. Linn
Jno
Milligan
Ainsworth Hope
North Argyle
N. Y
North Salem United Presbyterian Church
Tim Skadden
City Hall
Wm. Jeffrey
David Luzadder
Indianapolis
Jacob Luzadder
C. H. Bean
Bean
Catherine Laughmann
George Hammer
Worthy Brown
Oil City
Washington
Love City
Alta Robe
D. Ralston
New Concord
Mary Mahaffey
Ellis Porter
Zanesville
Mary Johnson
J. K. Law
Margaret Baker
Main Street
Elsie Leader
Moore
Mechanicsburgh
B. Lawrence
Ralph
Paul
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Canton
Sarah Steele
J. M. Boyd
Jas. Patterson
Coshocton
Washington Cemetery
Pleasant Valley Notes Include Visitors and Local Happenings
Pleasant Valley reports guests of Mrs I O Nelson and daughter Mary of near Indian Camp, plans to attend the Coshocton fair, and moving of Herbert Rawlins family to H W Luecock farm. Cambridge visitors occupy the vacated house, Uhrichsville's Joseph Temple recalls boyhood home, and J H Guthrie’s pumpkin vine yields 18 pumpkins weighing 170 pounds with many blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Guthrie
North Salem News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
North Salem notes list visits by H E Forney Ira Lloyd and Wm Jones to Cleveland for Chicago game. John McCullough's child ill but improving. JE W Mathews works on C M fence crew. W J Pollock family visited Craig area. Mrs Callentine staying with Ebenezer Williams visited. Mrs Ella Millhone visited mother Levi Miller near Craig. Hope Bros drilled wells for several residents and school lot project. more planned. Abraham Bell dies. funeral Tuesday. Hunters warned to have permission. Will Jones made 1100 gallons of cider. cider making near end.
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H. E. Forney
Ira Lloyd
Wm. Jones
Cleveland
Chicago
John McCullough
JE. W. Mathews
W. J. Pollock
Eddie
James Hill
Craig
M. V. McKim
Kimbolton
Callentine
Ebenezer Williams
Bird’s Run
Ella Millhone
Levi Miller
Hope Bros
Joni Wallace
Grant Atkinson
Harry Porter
R. Jones
David Leeper
Will Thompson
M. T. Mathews
Abraham Bell
Rev. Campbell
Bell’s
William Kennedy
Cambridge
Will Jones
Birds At Coshocton Fair Attract Local Attendees
Birds Run residents attend the Coshocton fair this week. Frank Keets of Byesville visited Ab Keets and family. Mrs Belle Moore of Wellsville stayed with her nephew. John Ingram Elmer Chaney and their wives visited James and Bertha Wilson. Bertha Patterson dined with Mrs Fred Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Frank Keets
Byesville
Ab. Keets
Family
Belle Moore
Ville
John Ingram
Elmer Chaney
Plainfield
James Wilson
Bertha Patterson
Fred Daugherty
Washington City Hall repainting contract awarded
The City Hall building in Washington is being repainted with Wm. Jeffrey holding the contract. Local notices mention visits, property transactions, family movements, and a light local option vote with a dry majority, plus the death of Catherine Laughmann at ten months.
Hall's Catarrh Cure vendor affidavit notice 1886
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason. Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Soli
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Richard Clemens
Notice of appointment announcing George Clemens administrator for the estate of Richard Clemens, deceased of Guest County Ohio. Creditors must present claims promptly authenticated to the undersigned. Roservand & Bell attorneys. October 1908.
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Wade
Richard
Guest Vy County
Ohio
A. D
George &. Clemens
Last of Her Generation Isabelle Murray Dies at 88
Isabelle Murray widow of the late James Smith age 88 died at Ardmeallie Marnoch. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm to Marnoch church yard. Deceased was a cousin of A. R. Murray and the last in the original Murray line from Scotland now found in Nova Scotia and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
A. R. Murray
Smith
Ardmeallie
Marnoch
Isabelle Murray
James Smith
Murrays
Nova Scotia
United States
Kimbolton Road Work and Local News Briefs
Kimbolton R D 3 Amasee Gadd repaired parts of Route 3 last Wednesday with more roadside work needed before winter. Albert Shaw has returned to California after a family illness. Mr and Mrs Arneal visited the west and report a fine trip. Mr and Mrs Reelhorn of Kirkersville are visiting A L Beal and family. Clare Smith is recovering from fever and can be seen out. Ben Miller, a Civil War veteran, is very poorly with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasee Gadd
Albert Shaw
California
Arneal
Towa
Mrs. Reelhorn
Kirkersville, C
A. L. Beal
Clare Smith
Ben Miller
Try This for Dessert Jell O Mold with Whipped Cream
Dissolve one package of flavored JELL O in boiling water. When partly congealed beat until light with one cup whipped cream and six crushed macaroons. Whip and mold. Chill until it jellifies and serve with whipped cream or pudding sauce. JELL O costs 10 cents per package at grocers.
Real Estate Sales Townhouse Transfers in Washington
The estate of Margaret Baker was sold on Saturday to Mrs. Johnson of Washington who will occupy the residence. The Mary Mehaffey property was sold to Daniel Thompson who plans to move there in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baker
Washington
Johnson
Mary Mehaffey
Daniel Thompson
Non Taxable Bonds For Sale In Zanesville Ohio
City and county bonds free of tax yielding from 4 to 4 percent on investment. For details write or phone at our expense C. B. Hoskinson 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio. J H Mackey and Jas a member of board of v were among those who went to husky to attend the meeting of State Board of Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
J. H. Mackey
Jas
Board of v
Tse
Husky
State Board of Charities
For Sale Pears One Bushel Prices and Contact
For sale pears from 40 to 6 per bushel in orchard or 40 to at my house ready for canning. L Banker home phone 618. No price given.
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Appeal For the Salvation Army
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Salesville R. D.1
Pleasant Valley
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