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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
5
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Notice of appointment of executors for the estate of John E. B. Johnson, deceased, late of Guernsey Ohio. Executed August 21 1907. All debts to be paid and claims presented to W E and F A Johnson for allowance. Aug 29 3w.
The undersigned is appointed executor of the will of Jane Johnston Moss deceased of Guernsey County Ohio dated August 28 1907. All debts should be paid promptly and all claims presented in authenticated form for allowance to John T Flanegin and Wm S Dougherty his attorney. September 5 3w.
Aug 29 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Walter Hoskinson of North Fourth street. Aug 30 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Phelps of Brown's Heights. Sept 1 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jessie L McCoy of North First street. Sept 3 a born son to Mr and Mrs Wm Shimmel of Brown's Heights and a son born to Mr and Mrs John Boyd of East Beatty avenue.
The article notes post cards will be used to announce candidacy, familiarize the public with candidates, and present brief arguments in the upcoming Presidential contest. It also touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy, praised by doctors and many others for 54 years, claiming it cures digestive and related ailments and is guaranteed pure.
In addition to the fair attractions, a premier racing program will inaugurate eighteen trotting pacing and running races. Some of the best horses have been entered, promising fast and exciting action at the exposition.
For sale Mongusone County farms and Zanesville homes including building lots and business properties. Bond bargains in non tax able city and county bonds. Government bonds accepted in reference. Mrs Ed Warner of Jefferson Avenue improved from malaria fever. Miss May McCleary of Martins Ferry visited Cambridge Tuesday.
The County Commissioners met in the court house on Sept 2 3 to hear road petitions. Bonds for Frank P Arnold County Recorder 2000 and J A LaFollette County Treasurer 100000 were accepted. Road petitions in Millwood Oxford Center Jackson Knox were assigned viewers with remonstrances delaying action and some vacated. Annual criminal cost bills were allowed.
Dr F M Mitchell reports Rev A A Elliott of Pittsburg will accept the Second United Presbyterian church call if both Presbyteries approve. Elliott plans a last Pittsburg service September 29 and seeks a Cambridge residence with his wife and four children joining local workers.
Construction on the new B. and O. station advances rapidly with slack hauled for concrete walks 21 feet south, extending over a hundred yards west toward Wheeling Avenue and Dewey Avenue to the east. A grass park and flower beds are planned on the east end and north side. Clark Moore leads the concrete finishing while the & M main track stays in place but lowered.
Jas L Barnett of Senecaville was brought to Cambridge by Marshal James Ward and R M Hart and jailed to await a lunacy affidavit hearing before Judge Luc cock The affidavit alleges he was in the Athens asylum and assaulted his sister and threatened to kill her
Mrs S J Hutchison of Pibtts burg who has been visiting her sister Mrs E E Blackstone on North 10th street and other relatives left for home today Dr F A Brown and George Trenner cashier of the Byesville First National Bank left this morning for the M P conference at Pleasantville Ohio Mr Trenner is a delegate from the Byesville M P church Rev O S McGrath of that church will also attend
Charles A. Lyons and Ida George of Quaker City were married this morning by Rev. D. E. Carman at Alex Sarchet's home on North 8th street. The couple plans a honeymoon at the state fair following the ceremony.
John J. Phillips of Cleveland a noted coal operator on the C M south of Cambridge was found dead in his room from a head wound. The coroner investigates whether the death was murder or self inflicted with creditors losses and new life insurance complicating the case. Autopsy suggests the bullet came from behind making self harm unlikely. Family insists murder though motive remains unclear.
The East Ohio conference commission to unify Scio and Mt. Union colleges failed to reach agreement. Both colleges will stay independent with Scio electing Rev. R. Emory Beethem as president. A strong faculty was appointed for the term beginning September 2.
Clark Ford, conductor on the Marietta Division, is quitell at his home on East Steubenville Avenue. W. S. Davids is running his train.
In Cambridge area civil records list multiple marriage licenses including Earl A. Lyons with Mryde E B Davis and R B E Stockdale with Jennie M Lake. Probate notices name admx Gert rude V Thompson and admin Elza D Trott. others adjudged insane and admitted to asylum.
Mrs. W. H. Hanna left for Pittsburg Wednesday morning to visit relatives. Detective W. E. Bean pursued near Kim Bolton with a gun and brought down eight squirrels. Mrs. Joseph Quick and Miss Gladys Glenn left for Columbus to visit friends and attend the fair.
The program for the Reunion of Unity hall and Sugar Grove district at East Union church in Westland township on Thursday Sept 12 includes Opening Song America Invocation by Rev J H Nash Welcome address by David Linn Responses by Harvey Watson music by orchestra multiple addresses by local speakers including J H Mackey Livingston White Reasoner Monroe Dr John Ringer and J W Cale with further songs and short teacher talks concluding with a benediction by Rev Livingston.
An old belief that catarrh is local is challenged, urging constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo is advertised as a blood and mucous system remedy with a $100 promise for cure failures. Hall's Pills are also recommended.
Franklin College at New Athens Ohio advertises the 83rd year of Old Franklin with new rooms and surrounding improvements. It invites inquiries to the President for information and lists a physician and a butcher with street addresses and contact notes dating from August and July notices.
A receiver has been named for the Union Iron and Steel Company capitalized at 2.5 million dollars, in New York on September 4.
Montgomery Ala Sept 4 It is reported that Fort Gaines Ga has been wiped off the map by a tornado.
The Squire's court met at 7 p m. Lizzie Donley and Frances Donley pled guilty to assault and battery against Mary Bonnell and were fined. James Knox faced a disturbance charge in an A M E church and pled not guilty to loud talking. bound over to the grand jury. 11 8S. Berry was tried for assault and battery by 8 8 Linn, pled guilty and was fined.
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