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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
5
Births marriages moves visits and local happenings across Washington. Families like Claypools, Chapmans, Cocn, and Kennons appear with guests in Barnesville Zanesville and Pleasant City. The Washington baseball team beat Old Orchard 2 to 1 at the fair grounds. Maj. J. W. Moore attends the G A R encampment in Toledo. Roy Wivick’s death shocks friends.
Mrs H with her son left this morning to view relatives and friends in Massachusetts. The note references a sale at Potter's and travel plans.
Miss Eliza Perego has returned home from a visit with relatives in Wake City.
The death of da Osler, 44, from New Concord, Franklin County, was reported Monday in the city health office for burial permit. Her mind suffered from overwork while nursing her mother and attending other ill family members, with a prior confinement at Athens hospital twenty years ago. Columbus Dispatch.
A grand reunion picnic will be held at Luccock's Grove in Kimbolton on Labor Day September 7 under Grand Army of W and Pathfinder Lodge auspices. The program includes songs, prayers, speeches by H W Luecock J B Ferguson H F McClain and others, a ball game at 4 p m, and dinner at 12 30 p m with vocal music by choir and band. Everyone is invited.
Love City Born to Mr and Mrs J R Tus keep a daughter born August 28. Mr and Mrs John Rabe and son Gerald return from two months in western states. Elihu Atha family hosted by Huntie Atha in Zanesville. Bond and Sproat families visit J H Bond. George Toland to move to West Alexandria to work as smith. Corn ripening early this season. Blanche Hamilton resigns teaching position. replacement pending. J E Gregg sawing timber, will yield five thousand feet of lumber from a seven foot oak. Emma Ford visits from Cambridge. New school building expected mid October. Mrs G E Oldham and Stella Hamilton attend Columbus fair for fall millinery. Night bee tree thefts may provoke retaliation with costs. John Arthur Robe marks his sixty second birthday with neighbors and baskets. dinner and music enjoyed. attendees listed.
Hiram Knight, a wealthy farmer from near Noblesville in Noble county, died of heart disease Monday. His body was found by his wife hours later in a field where he had gone to dig a hole for burying a horse. The intense heat and hard labor likely contributed to his collapse. his face showed injuries from the earth and stones.
Mr and Mrs Henry Moss and their daughter Mary and Mrs Wn Rigby have come back from a lengthy stay in England. They enjoyed the trip, report good health, and note James Moss is improving after a fall injuries. The party visited Digmore and revisited childhood scenes and former acquaintances.
The law firm Kennedy and Mackey dissolves and becomes Mackey and Kinzel. The split arose from Judge Kennedy’s declining health. Mackey recently formed in the city. Kinzel joins as new partner and will occupy Kinzel’s offices while Mackey’s Masonic temple offices are abandoned.
In Common Pleas Court new cases include Long and Leeper vs John Lewis on appeal from Justice of the Peace docket R W Lindsey and John M Amos & Son vs W J Cummings cognovit Flora B Dougherty vs Frank W Dougherty divorce for extreme cruelty and neglect George Goran vs The Akron Coal Co seeks $1000 damages for injury at Murray Hill Coal Mine Guernsey County on August 5 1908 while employed as a mine leader attorney Wells and Carnes for the plaintiff.
A J McCollum of North Tenth Street was in Newcomerstown on business today.
Londonderry residents attended a Chestnut Hill picnic last Saturday. Mrs. Jones English, seeking health in Kansas, is not improving. Mr. Harry Tuttle will teach in Kansas this week. G Hughs is recovering from shingles. J A Morton was in Cambridge on business. Thomas Brower and wife, Robert Sauers and wife and son of Freeport visited Mrs. Sauers. Smyrna fair is planned for September 15 16 and 17. Mr T A Johnson’s barn fire last Sunday burned hay and valuables. insured for 850 dollars with Londonderry Mutual Co.
Clay Pike and Mrs. Alice Lippitt Fulton visited Byesville and Cambridge after an especially pleasant stay with friends here. Mr and Mrs Silas Willey and Mr and Mrs Croil of Belle Valley called on friends in town early in the week. Sherd Nickelson and son Harry left Sunday for a visit with Marietta friends. Evert Nelson of near Craig visited J W Dyson for a few days last week. J M Kackley and Mrs Fulton visited John McFarland Sunday. John Shimp of Derwent stayed with Mr and Mrs Sherman Heskett for a few days late in the week.
Non tax free bonds offered by Roskinson of 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio yielding from 4 percent to 4 1/2 percent on investment. For particulars call or write at our expense.
Mrs Hugh Geese and her little daughter Anna Chloe visit her sister Mrs W W Ferbrache on North Tenth Street from Bird's Run R D 1. The brief social note records family travel and hospitality among relatives.
Attendees from here joined the Pennyroyal reunion at Fair view last week. Thomas Rose and his Pittsburg family visit relatives. Quaker City entertainment drew a large crowd Saturday. Leatherwood school begins Monday the 31st under Mary Cunningham. Mrs. Cora Mendenhall and daughter Mattie of Marietta visited relatives. Mrs. Matilda Dillon returned home after visiting her son in Delaware County. Haven Foraker of Cambridge stayed with relatives. James Law, wife and baby from Mt. Ephraim visited north of town. George Bates and family from Dennison are visiting relatives. Virgil Law returned home after weeks with Cumberland relatives. Rev. Charles Law preached to a large congregation at Miller's church. Little Brothers bought a new rubber tired buggy and harness.
Miss Anna Vance from Steubenville visits Mr. Cyrus English and family. Miss Inez Abels from Middlebourne returns home after two weeks with friends on this route and at Winterset. Miss Emma McMillin and Florence Spear visit their cousin Miss May Baker. Jessie Ables visits Blooming Grove cousin Miss Clara Ables. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Tethrick stay with Quaker City friends. Miss Ida English visits Edna Enos. Miss Florence Spear of Antrim visits on this route. Carrie Vermillion spent last week with Blooming Grove friends. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Enos spend Sabbath with Obadiah Bonnell.
Harry E. Loomis, who has been in the city on business for several days, left this morning to return to his home in Akron.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists. Cure said to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Eliza Milhone 70 fell at her North Eighth Street home Monday noon and suffered a fracture to the right arm with head and body bruises. Her son H H Meek arranged transport to Dr Creamer at Central National Bank where the fracture was reduced. Despite pain she is progressing as expected.
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