Special sale at Thede Stevenson’s Rainey corner
Thede Stevenson’s offers a special sale on horse blankets robes saddles storm covers and bar ners at the old Rainey corner.
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Thede Stevenson
Rainey Corner
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
5
Horse blankets and storm covers for sale
Thede Stevenson advertises good horse blankets and storm covers at low prices. Visit the Old Rainey Corner to inspect offerings. October 15 for four weeks.
Local Happenings and Visits Amid Rural Life
Sugar Tree Alex Mitchell and wife from George town visit. Jerry Marpool and Dennis Fleming visit relatives. Fleming hunts. Jno McKahan and wife attend Coshocton fair. Val Gunn from North Salem attends. Pocket book lost with 28 dollars. no return. Born October 10 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Branniger near Odell. Leeper couple celebrate fiftieth anniversary October 7 with close relatives. Mrs. Martha Wiley seeks rheumatism treatment in Mt. Clemens Michigan. Jerry Armstrong relinquishes old homestead at Clio to Speer family for their New Concord home. Armstrong line ends. Mrs. Gee Beal of Ponoka Canada receives farewell quilt from local women. patch squares donated. Beal responds warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mitchell
Georgetown
Jerry Marpool
Dennis Fleming
Columbus
Fleming
Jno. McKahan
Coshocton
Val Gunn
North Salem
Charles Branniger
Odell
James Leeper
Martha Wiley
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Jerry Armstrong
Clio
Wm. Speer
Black Top Mines
New Concord
Armstrong
John Armstrong
A. T. McCormick
Community group holds singing and prayer gathering
Mrs. Beal plans to leave soon for Canada. The event featured two songs sung by Mrs. Nannie McNeal with organ accompaniment and a prayer led by Mrs. Hiram Gunn. Attendees included Mrs. R. T. McCullough, Mrs. T. H. Bisher, Mrs. W. L. Ford, Mrs. I. F. Linn of Columbus, Mrs. J. B. Gunn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nannie McNeal
Hiram Gunn
R. T. McCullough
T. H. Bisher
W. L. Ford
IF. P. Linn
Columbus
J. B. Gunn
Dpd
A. Allender
W. P. Allender
T. Gibson
Beal
Canada
Court House News Marriage Licenses and Probate Actions
Marriage licenses listed for Wilson and Robinson Cambridge, Schick and Tudor Cambridge, Watson and Craft Byesville, Wilson and Upton Cambridge, McFarland and Frakes Pleasant City, McTallichet Austen Tex and Ledlie Kimbolton. Probate filings include will of Joanna Teague and appointees Bumgardner and Stage. guardian Zimmer. estate matters for Galbreath and others. New cases in common pleas court include Frame vs Campbell with dower declaration and $590 claim, Dugan v. Dugan divorce actions for extreme cruelty, and Cattonbrook v. Farrington assignment of dower with commissioners Cosgrove, Brown and Dilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ed. Wilson
Agnes Robinson
Cambridge
Chas. L. Schick
Ethel M. Tudor
Love City
Chas. Watson
Mary Craft
Byesville
Frank Wilson
Lucy Upton
Charles McFarland
Maggie Frakes
Pleasant City
Rene McTallichet
Austen, Tex
Mary Rea Ledlie
Kimbolton
Joanna M. Teague
B.D. Bumgardner
Michael Bumgardner
M. Zimmer
Charles Zimmer
Frances KE. Galbreath
Mary FE
Common Pleas
John W. Frame
Lucy A. Campbell
Wells & Carnes
Geo. Cattonbrook
Laura Farrington
C. C. Cosgrove
R. E. Brown
R. H. Dilley
M Johnson
C. Carnes
Prosecution Chief Alerts Doctors and Pharmacists on Liquor Prescriptions
Prosecuting Attorney Charles H. Sheppard issues an open letter to Guernsey County physicians and druggists urging strict compliance with liquor prescription laws. He outlines requirements for written prescriptions, signatures, dates, and allowed medicinal use, warning of fines from 50 to 500 dollars and two-year suspensions for violations. He calls for records to be kept and inspections to ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Sheppard
Guernsey County
Jury Impaneled in Common Pleas CourtGrand Jury lists
The Common Pleas Court grand jury was impaneled at 9 30 a m with A M Baxter as foreman. Charles Wylie of Byesville and Chella Figgins of Cumberland are named as talismen. Several regular jurors were excused or failed to appear due to a late train. There are 215 witnesses to be examined. Court constables J C Crossen and Geo H Stot tle mire were appointed for October term at 2 50 per day. Several civil cases are noted with judgments or sales as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wylie
Byesville
Chella Figgins
Cumberland
Common Pleas Court
A. M. Baxter
Paul Sherrard
John Boughman
W. B. Johnson
Chas, Carnes
Jacob Luzadder
John Brower
Londonderry
E. A. Davis
Cambridge
Spencer
Ozias Kuhn
Richland
W. T. Davis
J. C. Crossen
Geo. H. Stottlemire
A. F. Jiles
Anna Robey
Taft Meeting Carriage Rush Omitted Names
In a Taft meeting report yesterday the names Jas Knox and Fred Betts were omitted from among those who occupied a carriage during the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, KE. Knox
Fred Betts
Mrs Godfrey Megert and Daughter Return from Visit
Mrs Godfrey Megert and her daughter Miss Laura of Fourth street returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Loge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Megert
Laura
Fourth’ Street
Loge City
Ministers Pass Resolutions at Cambridge Association
At the Cambridge Ministers Association meeting in the Presbyterian church Rev W O Siffert read a paper on The Attitude of Secret Societies Toward the Church. The group adopted unanimous resolutions praising the temperance victory in Guernsey County and Cambridge, commending organizers, thanking W C T U workers, urging pledge signing, and pledging pastoral cooperation to combat intemperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Ministers’ Association
Presbyterian Church
W. O. Siffert
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Ohio
Earth
A. R. McCulloch
C. EF. Sheppard
Fred Hoyle
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health for All
An ad copy promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it cures illness and brings strength and happiness to the family. It lists J 8 McMunn, R.A. Elliott, David Er Carman, KEN C. Hayes as committee figures and Brooks Sutton, druggist, as the seller with a price of 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Brooks Sutton
Taft Arrives in Zanesville for Guernsey Rally
Judge Taft arrived by special train from Zenesville to Zanesville and was greeted by a large crowd in the court square. Cambridge and Guernsey bands enlivened the event as Taft spoke, praising Roosevelt and Labor while urging Joyce for Congress amid tumultuous cheers. An alarmed fire in a Stoner building stable briefly interrupted proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tait
Uis
Zenesville
B. F. Enos
Guernsey County
Zanesville
Union Station
Cambridge
Cyesville
W. H. C. Hanna
William Littie
Long
Merediths
Enos
James Joyce
R. B. Brown
Sherman Granger
Taft
Spectmen
Turnbaugh
Charles S. Turnhbaugh
Congress
Joyce
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
McKinley
Chicago
Stoner
Rose Co. No. 1
Washington and Pittsburg figures in local notes
Washington John Griffith visits relatives in Pittsburg. Mrs. James McCreary of Byesville spent Sunday in Washington. Mrs. A. P. Frame improving after a brief illness. Maj. J. W. Moore attended cattle show in Harrison county on Wednesday. Mr. Jordan, summer Montana worker, returns home. John Montoney and wife in Columbus packing for Washington. Mire, S. C. Lawrence guest of Miss Elizabeth Moore east of Washington. Enos Smith moves family from West Virginia back country to Washington. Lawrence J. Heiner recovering from lung trouble in a Minnesota sanitarium. Mrs. Ella M. Lawrence resigns as Washington telephone central manager effective November first. Rollo Frame and family return to Pittsburg. sister Mrs. C. W. Thompson and son accompany. Communion services at Presbyterian church October 25 at 10:30 with preparatory services Friday night and Saturday afternoon. Rev. H. C. Morledge of Cumberland assisting. Dr. J. M. Thompson visited Belmont county last week. family returned with him. Lord's Supper observed at U P church next Sabbath at 10:29 with preparatory services Friday 10 and Saturday 2. Rev. E. L. Eagleson of Fairview and Mr. A. L. Yarnell of Muskingum College to speak. 7 o'clock. Bank L. M. S. offering Friday evening. Rev. Ek. L. Eagleson and Mr. A. L. Yarnell to speak. Ladies of M E church to hold reception Thursday evening for Rev. W. H. Stewart and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Frame
Maj
J. W. Moore
Harrison County
Jordan
Montana
John Montoney
Columbus
Washington
Mire
S. C
West Virginia
T. J. Heiner
Lawrence J. Heiner
Minnesota
Ella M. Lawrence
Washington Telephone Central
Rollo Frame
Pittsburg
C. W. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Occober
H. C. Morledge
Cumberland
J. M. Thompson
Belmont County
U. P
E. L. Eagleson
Fairview
L. M.S
Autumn Tints and Local Arrivals Stir Lore City
Lore City residents note colorful autumn scenes in the woods. J H Simons of Kansas City visited on business. Rev C R Poulson moves family to Brothers property on South Main. Gladdis Frame and Bessie Durant confined by fever. Mrs James Callow and sons guests of Dr H W Arndt. Clark Jones moves to Underwood W Va. J W Thompson enhances his home with paint and new porch. Rev Fulton, former Japan missionary, will lecture locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Simons
Kansas City
I. M
Tt Hay Press Company
C. R. Poulson
Stafford
South Main Street
Gladdis Frame
Bessie Durant
James Callow and
Charles and
Edgar
Plattsville
Col
Birthday Surprise at Ro land Home in Gentry County
A social gathering marked by a sixty second birthday surprise at the John Roland home on Friday October 9 with a four course dinner. Guests included Ben Rose Earnest Secrest J N Sproat A W Laughlin John Frame Willard Hartup Nannie Frame and C A Sproat plus the host couple. The niece and church chaired a Monday sting for the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions and George Cate Jr estate items were auctioned the day after. J R Secrest of Kansas manages his wife’s estate interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
George Cate, Jr
J. R. Secrest
Kansas
John Roland
R. D
Ben Rose
Earnest Secrest
J. N. Sproat
A. W. Laugh
Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Ad In 1886 Ohio Court
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of P. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio promises one hundred dollars for any incurable catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason certifies December 6 1886. Cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
P. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Appointment as administrator of Richard Cray estate
Notice states George E. Clemens appointed administrator of Richard Cray's estate in Guernsey County Ohio on October 3 1908. Creditors urged to pay and claimants to present claims for allowance, with Rosemond Bell Attorneys handling. Also a separate ad offers pears 40 to 60 cents per bushel in orchard or 40 to 75 cents at the house, contact J L Banker home phone 618.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cray
Guernsey County
Ohio
Rosemond & Bell
J. L. Banker
Non T taxable Bonds For Sale In Zanesville Ohio
City and county bonds offered free of tax yield 4 percent to 4 percent on investment. For details write or phone at our expense to C. R. Hoskinson, 47 North Fourth Street, Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskinsop
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
Pointed Administratrix of W. O. Dunbar Estate
Martha E. Dunbar named administratrix of the estate of W O Dunbar late of Guernsey County Ohio deceased All persons indebted to the estate must pay immediately and present duly authenticated claims Martha E Dunbar aoe this 13th day of August 190 s M Johnson Attorney Oct 15-4w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Dunbar
Guernsey County
Ohio
Martha E. Dunbar
S M. Johnson
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted for Children
An advertisement urges mothers to use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for children noting it makes them strong and healthy. The product is priced at 36 cents and sold by Brooks Sutton, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Brooks Sutton
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Wheeling Ave
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American Hotel and
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U. S
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Rocky Mountain
Court House News
Cynthia Dugan
David A. Dugan
Nellie Christian
John Christian
ATTY
Drugests and Physicians of Guernsey Co
Geo. H. Smtlemire
McMunn, R.A. Elliott
David ER. Carman
KEN_C. HAYES
Court Square
Dience
Cambridge and
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Cambridge Band
Cambridge G. A. R. Post
Wm. H. Taft
Charles 8. Turnbaugh
Cambridge Colored Band
Rev. Green
Wm. Anderson
Freeman T. Eagleson
H. A. French
J. H. Bond
E. C. Riggs
J. B. Collison
J. A. Troetre
Antrim
Frank Arnold
N. H. Barber
Charles S. Sheppard
A. J. Linn
W. D. Deselm
A. E. Pitt
H. J. Forsythe
David Pritchard
Avaband
Lloyd Linkhorn
J. W. Ringer
Carson Davis
Mr. Downs
Lafayette Temple
E. D. Stone
Joseph Oliver
Harry Moss
Court House
Mr. Taft
Labor
Panama Canal
Gompers
Bryan
Maheaville
Mansfield
John Griffith
James McCreary
Lore City
Canal
Dover
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