Coshocton Daily Age (Newspaper) - October 16, 1902, Coshocton, Ohio Contains tne important craph news of the COSHOCTON DAILY Partly m VOL. 4. NO. 123 THURSDAY OCTOBER 16. 19O2. rwo CENTS FELL IN THE CANAL A Little day Afternoon at DAILY MOTHER THOUGHT IT NEAR BY The Tot Had Wandered FrM But a hew Minutes Before The Found Jane aged and o tbe child of Mr. and Mrs. was drowned m the canal at Wednesday afternoon at 2 The mother was looking after her household duties ana tbe child was near her but the little tot had slipped out into tbe yard and toppled over tbe bank into tiie Two neighbor Mrs. and were to tbe child floating on tne surface the water and hastened to pull it They carried it to its mother and Dr. Henderson was but life and efforts at re- were of no All hearts go out to the grief stricken parents sad Funeral services were held at today and interment in the Roscoe tery on tbe It is just three since the sou of Mr. and Mrs. John came to his death in tte same Tbe two children died at j almost exactly the same AN ECLIPSE tbe The Moon Comes in Contact Persons astronomically inclined wili he interested in knowing that there will be an eclipse of tbe moon It is to be a total eclipse and will be- j gin in this locality about p. and will reach tbe total stage about j p.m. If the sky is clear an in- J bour or two may be spent in j watching the event and studying Its different AS THEY COME AND New HOUSE KEAL ESTATE M. and Gienwood P. rer to Charles F. lot 77 in Selby and addition to Prudence Mullett to C. F. i 1-5 acres in Ciark 81300. S In the matter of the guardianship iof tbe miner heirs of T. H. i third account of Nancy J. i j account riled of Phoebe I now guardian of Edna a We have just received our third shipment of Black Silks for this Black Silk at 750, 1.25 and every exceptional Black Taffeta 20- in. wide at 50 and 75C. Every yard Black Taffeta Silk 2j-in. wide at 75, 85, 90, and THEIR FIRST Truman Plans a Surprise Finds For and Wednesday was the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Truman live at the corner of a liMie surprise j on her husband and invited a lew of i their to a 6 friends in turn planned a surprise on I Mrs. as well as ner i They brought with them the material for a. which was knotted and finished after A very pleasant i evening was The guests were j Mrs. Misses Nora Grand Emma Bertie Black Taffeta Silk 36; Bachman and in. at 8pc, 1.25 i and Best on I Black Taffeta 1 wide at per i Mrs. Jane of Guernsey This iS a new width is visiting her Jack j Oct. Homer of KA was the guest of Miss W. McDowell visited in Zanesville J. Rose and Seth Snyder were in Zanesville Ricketts and Dillon Brooke went to on L. Waring left Thursday for where he has taken a Burchfield went to land to spend a week with his General Monnett was registered at the Mecca day Theodore of is tbe guest of her Mrs. L. C. on Mollie of West fa is tbe guest of her Mrs. at Reservoir Felumlee and Huff attended tbe tournament given by the Mi. Vernon gun club Seth Sawyer and Miss Mary Louise returned from a six visit in E. B. Hard returned after visiting three or four weeks in the eastern James of returned home Thursday after spending a few weeks with her Mrs. H. L. Bradfield and Mrs. Lon Parsons and of are guests the residence of Dr. and Mrs. F. A. on Glenn has returned from Canada much improved in Ha has been unable to look after his law practice for several Hamilton and of Van returned after a three week's visit at the home of D. D. Boyd and other S. tbe ice who purchased the Bonn property on North Fourth will remove the old bouse and build a modern seven room Julia McCabe home from where she has been nursing Mrs. Howard who has been suffering with typhoid and Mrs. James Smack and Mrs. Tunes of Whiteside 111., are visiting 31 r. and Mrs. Samuel on South Mr. pastor of the First Presbyterian of Newark will preach this evening and row evening in the Presbyterian church at a former dent of this who has been ing D. D. Boyd and other returned Tuesday to his home in where he has been residing since 1371. Eva McNary has returned from an extended visit in New N. J. She was accompanied home by her Miss Anita Fisher who is a guest at her home on South Silk and is very popular for Skirts and It is a very heavy silk and a very fine Faille Black Silk at 1.25, 1.50 and Great va 1 u e s. a silk that of and of were Frank This is and Mrs. Mrs. Ben of their Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Aronhalt were of R. L. and D. E. Maston was in Pittsburgh of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. of 11 Monday and Tuesday i at the of his growing in favor and number of persons ibis are cutting them j NEW LINING were A new j and M and tor and j Frank Fowler spent Monday in Never wears T h e s u f Miss of thing OUt f O r j Saturday and the and it ic j at her home ana It is and Mrs. Charles of thread Black returned to their home and all The after a visit witn makes it popular for i coats and skirt PRINCESS only 39c per tbe name of the suits and Call and inspect it. cloaks that will be shown at the Fountain Your last chance to see a spacial opening at the Fountain this tt AT THE CITY HALL The Democratic Campaign Was Opened Wednesday Evening GENERAL KONETT Was la The Leading Bole But Failed to OLD dew the awl Ike GM vou know bow the expression G. O. P. and the elephant got to be of the Republican said a veteran politician the other don't well I'll tell ate Any Attempt to Arraj the Masses Against the The widely advertised star attrac of the local Democratic campaign was presented at city hail Wednesday The band played and toe ners were out urging the people to come but little more than a ful of people could be induced to make the necessary sacrifice c f and these sat indifferently through the with seeming little in- terest in what was going R. L. was master of ceremonies and with an ogy for the of Rev. Herbert S. the candidate for secretary of ho had been billed for one of tbe leading General Frank S. Monnett was and introduced to the audience as a special Sow Mr. Monnett to be a Re- bat for the last few years he has been adrift on the raging political billows and doesn't seem to exactly feel at home and might yery properly be denominated a It was certainly evident that the speaker felt tbe atmosphere op- pressive and speaking stood first on one foot and on tot her and didn't know which one be felt wust on He made an effor though to fill the time but kept far away from every state campaign He studiously avoided telling his audience why Tom the boss of Ohio didn't pay his full share of explain why he favored saddling the entire tax burden upon the land owners of tbe a theory that is not popular with shocton and Coshocton county home and farm The burden of Mr. talk was an effort to stir up strife and enmity between the man who has a dollar in his pocket and tbe man who has to array class against class by kindling the fire of hate and keep it The er failed to touch any responsive chord in the audience and it was evident that there was little sympathy with the sentiments In short the meeting was a failure and no one realized that fact mure than Mr. M unless it may have been Mr. Donley the chairman of the campaigns ago the state Re- publican opening was held at One enterprising ger by bad established the tom of placing tin phants on the side of the On this was the sign Geiger also had one on the top of his store decorated and wrapped with bunting so nothing of the lettering but tbe initials of each word was The sign on the elephant's side then read O. P. An enterprising speaker referred to toe incident and in a fit cf eloquence said that stands for the Old how G. O. P. came about anJ it had an numble beginning A NUTTING Tbe Coshocton Plan The Coshocton Republican and Democratic committees have entered into an agreement to do all in their power to prosecute any person using money illegally in Both committees are in earnest about this matter and wiil carry out their Such a move would be of in every county in the and it is to be hoped that similar action will be taken Speak A Hungarian lodged at city hall Wednesday He was unable to make himself but the authorities managed to gather from his motions that he was a coal miner and wanted He was a stoutly built young fellow and a card which bore the Chief Mapel started him down the track toward this Ransom D. G. LOW Fares to Account National Conventions Christian church will be in effect via Pennsylvania Lines October 14.15 and 16. For information about rates and time of trains apply to ticket agents of the Pennsylvania 10-16 Gray Hardware B. Wright is able to resume his duties at his jewelry store after an ex- tended K. of P. lodge will give a ception and dance their hall nexi Thursday number of local sportsmen are attending tion at Millersburg A. McCabe has on display in his two fine specimens of tbe red pepper plant raised by B. F. in Work has been suspended on tne new Baker buil ing for a few tbe Mr. to get the necessary iron have been received in tnis city announcing tbe wedding of Mr. of and Miss May of who formerly lived Boston Piano company has decided to add a second story to their main now in course of con- struction near the Novelty ing company's Tbe original plan called for only one Death Claimed Miss Beulah Miller who has a number of friends having frequently visited Miss died at her home ia Tuesday evening at She was one of Newark's social favorites and bad a large circle of She was just in the of voune her ase 20 Her bright aod nature her the love of ail who knew Death was caused bv of the Oct. 1-3 Under the Dreading Chestnut Trees They Spent a Happy A party uf teachers and pupils of the public schools started at 4 o'clock afternoon on a nutting By tbe time they reached the chestnut grove on the Maxwell north of the moon had A large was built be- neath a spreading chestnut tree and a few nuts were found by diligent Luncheon was spread on tbe leafy hillside and a happy hour was As the moon rose higher and higher the happy party drove to a point near Warsaw and returned ing sweet melodies as they sped Those who composed the crowd were Misses Delva Nell Nellie Agnes Professors maee and Knott and Junior of spent dav with friends Oscar is on a two trip I and Mrs. A vox Oct. village was tue objective point of the ding tour of Mr. and Mrs. M. ter nee Vesta who were ried in Baltic They came here to a serenade but they found on arrival that their trunk gave evidence that their Baltic friends had not forgotten Before leaving for the north Wednesday morning they removed tbe but their friends here seot them on their way rejoicing with the following ed on their all baggage We're R. Be kind to We're just Mrs. F. W. of visited at U M. Boyd's Charles Dunlap returned from tbe in last but little improved m At the fair last week J. E. ton made 5 in road and draft classes and received four William Schiarb and D. D. also received premiums on horses Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Craigg and of spent Thursday with their Mrs. Allen of is visiting bis Mr. near Bessie of was home over Fletcher and family re- turned to home at III after a month's visit with to Mr. and Mrs. a daughter Mr. and Mrs. of spent Sunday in and 3Irs. Alex of White Eyes gave a dinner party Thursday to a number of friends Those present were Mrs. A. C. Mrs. J. E. Mrs. W. F. Mrs. Linda Baldwin and Mrs. John of Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Samuel of Tbe little daughter of W. M. Boyd who has been dangerously is now I of spent a j with his Mr. and I G. B. Mrs. G. W is confined to her n by Mr. Thomas of Cleve to New Orleans and Texas W. K. Reed is home for a two vacation Chamberlain spent last are visiting near Mr. teacher ed and of were Last cloak opening for the son at the Fountain it Trunks and Cornpton City Steam 544 Main St. Bring your job printing to Die Age Harvey of Prof. and Mrs. Maude sn. Tuesday and Wednesday at married by Rev. McCrea last j day Mrs. of visited Sunday Henry uos where she spent thei visited WIT past months with her j Mrs. Perry Milier and Mrs. T. F. Piatt and J. L. Rogers is at home of L. M Deeds have returned from their trip to the i and G. A. R. Enama of Keene William of spending a few weeks left for Pittsburg after i ing a week among friends in and about i There wiil he a Ice held in this the United Presbyterian church nest Mrs. Robert of near j Sunday is spending the week with her H. i Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ferresi and Mrs. I Abe spent Mrs. of is here Tuesday in at the home of the guest of her Mrs. Charley Mr. Mrs. of Mrs Belle Tyson has moved from visited at the home of J. the Zion neighborhood to Rev. Rice and family arrived last He has just recovered from an attack of typhoid The Woman's Parliament club met at the home of Mrs. John last Tuesday At the close of the evening's program a very ing lunch was A. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Mapes spent bunday here with her S. F. Boyd shipped his household goods to this and his family ieft on Wednesday THE The Woman's club met with Mrs. Stover at her home on South Fourth Wednesday They are now in the second period of Greek Gallagher read a paper on Praxiteles and Mrs. Snyder followed with on Englisn after which was the reading from by the Mrs. Leroy K. of was a Tbe next meeting will be held 29, with Mrs. Bostwick on South Lawn Grand suit and cloak opening at the Fountain it CLUBS Meetings Held by tAe Several Or This SEVERAL INTERESTING PAPERS Topics Read utf by the Are The Sew Century club met Monday evening with Miss Georgia at her home on the The club is at present German A paper on was read by Miss Sadie An interesting paper was read by Miss Alice also a paper on by Miss Mae These were ed by a conversation on led by Miss Jennie The next meeting will be with Miss Jennie Wilson on North Today AT THE THIMBLE Miss Louise Glover will entertain the Thimble club this afternoon at her home on Main with a parcel shower in honor of Miss Mamie ley whose marriage to Rev. Herbert T. of the Lutheran will take place next THE HISTORICAL The ladies of tbe Historical club had a most enjoyable meeting afternoon with Mrs. C. H. Glover at Reservoir The gram consisted of a paper on a French by Mrs. was on account of and the paper was read by Mrs. This was followed by a paper on La of French jy Mrs. A paper on tic The American representing the Sew southern and was read by Mrs. The hostess served de- cider and The next meeting will be with Mrs. bert Denman on South THE BOWLING The Young Bowling club met at the Park View alleys day Only five members were Mrs. C M. Misses Ethel Jennie and Bernice The of the afternoon was 149 bowled by Mrs. C. M. Oct. M. E. terly meeting will be held at Elliott's chanel Oct. 25 and 26. Services at 10-30 Saturday and Mr. and airs J. of are spending a few days with friends Will Norris has returned from Col- orado to which place he was called by the death of his Miss Louise son of S. T. is ill. Several persons from here attended the funeral of John at ton William has returned from a visit with her daughter in Col- J. E. Glass and children spent day it- J. E. C. A. Bell spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe visited with Charles Wolfe near Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon J. J. Shannon at Nathaniel Carroll has gone to New Jersey to visit his Dr. Edgar Geo- E. B. will preach at in the West M. E. church Best work at City Steam Laund ry Visit the Fountain tomorrow and see the line of suits and shown by Mr. J. M. of it Shepard for sick 10-1-lOw Fish globes at tbe Furniture Co. 14-6t House of ten desirable If tion on East Chestnut Inquire of L. D. 13 Satisfactory tailoring and tory prices at L. K. tf Round Trip Tickets on sale by W. L. from Oct. 1 to Nov. 24 to Michigan Return limit Dec. 5. W. J. 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