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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Wm, a person from Cambridge S W Lugesch visiting Seattle, Murray Shilling and wife visiting Elia, and Frack Danley appointed. Details are incomplete with names and places partial and uncertain.
Deputy Marshal notes Mrs Adam Alexander of Ityver traveled to visit her brother J. K. Thompson last Monday.
William Wilson and wife of Birds Bun Rock visited their daughter Mrs I A McKinn last Sunday. J P McKee bought the Daniel Whitmore farm and has taken possession. Mr Whitmore will move to Cambridge soon. Rev Mr Burnet United Brethren minister of Stillwater preached at the M P church last Saturday evening. Plainfield circuit awaits pastor as conference decides on receiving him for a year. Ira Lloyd leaves Trail Run mines to work in the mines. Harry Mathews ill but improving after railroad work. Mrs G W Kirkman back from Indiana visit. Henry Colvin visiting friends in Washington. Jennie Mathews visiting sister Mrs Jasper Forney in Cambridge this week.
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A testimonial from Mrs. E. Scott of 1024 Gaston Ave praises Doan's Kidney Pills for permanent relief after eight years. The ad asserts kidney pain causes most suffering and claims the remedy cures kidney trouble with all dealers selling it for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo NY markets the product as sole US agents.
A notice lists T A Osborn planning to reopen a barber shop in the near future and mentions local social events at a Sabbath service led by Miss Cochran and Miss Stewart of Waton. It notes attendees from various nearby places, a masquerade social planned for Friday night November 2, with a charged admission and a mock marriage performed by John Cunningham, and Ralph Scott returning from work at Sharrack’s restaurant.
W H Brower made a business trip to Cambridge Saturday. L A Carruthers and family from Washington DC visited their brother in town last week. Charlotte and Hattie Johnson stayed with grandparents John and wife Friday. Bluauche Dull and sisters called in Coshocton. Fr A Forney and family visited W E Johnson and family Sunday. Earl Porterseid stayed with J H Dull and family a day. Mrs J H Dull visited her daughter. Mrs Mayine Daugherty was in Cambridge with Mrs Charlotte Evans visiting daughter Mrs John Barnes in Newcomerstown. Mrs Irene Kirk of Coshocton visits her parents J M Forney and wife. Otto Newell and Mary Rainsberger of Sherrodsville were guests of Jatters mother Mrs George Clemens Sunday.
Mrs. O. E. Reinhardt of Pittsburgh, guest of Mr and Mrs. M. B. Potter, returned home Tuesday morning after a visit.
Pleasant Valley reports visiting families including Mrs Fred Clots and children Albert and Della from Clarrigan county staying with Mrs D MecConnell. Miss Bertha Dugan from near Clio visited cousin Mrs W H Stiles. Miss Jane Anderson from Cambridge stayed with Mr and Mrs Craig Anderson. Mrs Charles Springer Ella Davis and daughter Freda were guests of Mr and Mrs 2 J Oldham and family. W G Campbell and G W Anderson of this place and Re Campbell of near Clio attended a stock sale near Quaker City Tuesday after traveling last Monday evening.
Miss Wilda Kendure of Londonderry spent last week with cousin Eula Nicholson. Mr and Mrs Alva Stiles and family from Newark visit Mrs Odessa Stiles. Nehel Ledrick hosted about forty friends Friday night. James Combs from Freeport RD spunked midweek with Tennis Parkus by Shack of Zanesville on Cambridge business Tuesday.
John T. Roach of Richmondale Ohio reports a 35 year battle with widespread eczema. After trying many doctors and medicines he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Reservent, two treatments, and says he is now well. He thanks Cuticura for the cure and endorses the products.
A large daily readership holds Cuticura Soap up as the best for cleansing and soothing baby skin. The promotion emphasizes its value and price, claiming it eases eruptions with a warm bath and softening soap, aiding healing and reducing itching.
R F D No 3 residents Charley Wortman and sister Katie visited grandmother Mrs gd M Sabin last Friday and Saturday. Charles Wiley and wife plan to move from near Sarchet’s Nunsehonihouse toward Lebanon. Hopewell M E church will hold services next Sabbath led by Rev Temple of Uhrichsville and Rev Cleland of Northfield occupied Mt Herman pulpit. Rev Lori ner attended Zanesville for Rev Ferguson who is ill. Will McCulley and daughter of Cambridge visited John McCulley’s Route 1 last weekend. Laura Bell visits Ed Clark family as they move to Cambridge. Bertha Duff of Hopewell was guest of Mrs Jennie McCulley last Saturday.
Oscar Dugan teaches first term at Pine Grove with good success. Tetirick family visited Sand Hill and Mrs Tetirick's parents. John Laughman and wife from Washington, Mr Smith and wife from Cambridge, and Mrs Mullen from Montana visited Casper Enos. Miss Aine Montgomery won a gold medal contest at Salesville. she is an excellent speaker. Marion W. Tetirick is confined to the house. Mrs Rebecca McMichen, formerly Maker, died near Salt Fork cemetery beside her husband. Miss Mary Swains is seriously ill. Mrs M L Martley of West Whering avenue left for Payton to attend the Eastern Stars convention as a Cambridge lodge delegate.
Ordinance 696 sets salaries for Cambridge police, totaling one chief at sixty dollars monthly and four patrolmen at sixty dollars each per month. Salaries paid by the Auditor on vouchers from the Board of Public Safety. Repeals Ordinance 583 and any conflicting ordinances effective November 1, 1906. approved October 15, 1906.
Anna S Belford residence unknown must answer a petition filed October 11 1405 in the Court of Common Pleas Guernsey County Ohio by Eathan A selford for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. Hearing set six weeks after first publication December 1 with first notice December 1 19. Attorneys David Oxey and James Joyce for the petitioner.
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