People We Know Thee Comings and Goings and Society News
A long list of social notes from Coshocton highlights births, visits, and relocations. Rich ardson announces twins. several locals and guests visit or stay with friends in town. Notables include Miss McNeal, Miss Nora Caldwell, Hon. Mortley, Rev. Davis, D. H. Mortley, and others. Local business and church figures also feature in this society roundup.
Deaths: Mrs Eliza Henderson in West Carlisle at 84
Mrs Eliza Henderson wife of Samuel McAdow died early Friday at her daughter Mrs Maria McKee home near West Carlisle after a three month illness. She spent much of her life near Dresden and West Carlisle and lived a consistent Christian life. Survived by three daughters Mrs Elien Gilmour Newark Mrs Maria McKee West Carlisle and Mrs A L Norris this city. Funeral held at home Saturday afternoon with interment in West Carlisle cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Henderson
Samuel MccAdow
Maria McKee
West Carlisle
Dresden
Elien Gilmour
Newark
Westcarlisle
A. L. Norris
Agun
Rennans
West Carhole
Pittsburg Bank for Savings Offers 4 Percent Interest By Mail
The Pittsburg Bank for Savings at 210 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg Pa, advertises absolute security for depositors and 4 percent interest compounded twice yearly. Deposits can be made by mail or in person. the notice promotes a booklet on banking by mail and highlights the bank's large customer base and total deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Stock suit against Coshocton Novelty for Dusenbury shares
The Coshocton Novelty company faces a suit over four shares of stock owned by George B. Dusenbury. Service could not be made on Dusenbury as he is out of the country. Hon. X. C. Adams also holds Dusenbury's stock and is involved in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Novelty Company
George B. Dusenbury
Dusenbury
X. C. Adams
Their Annual Supper by Busy Bee Mission Band
Grace M. E. church Busy Bee Mission band hosts annual Easter supper next Saturday evening. Supper ready at 4 30 and priced at 1 cent. They urge friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Mission Band
Grace M. E. Church
Volcanic Eruptions and Skin Ailments Remedy Ad
Buckien's Arnica Salve cures eruptions running fever sores corns warts cuts bruises burns chapped hands and more. Also Qid for fevers and pest piles. Only 2 cents a box with guaranteed cure. Sold by C E Anderson druggist Forbes Block address listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Memorial Adopted For Coshocton Free School Library Founder
The Coshocton Free School library board adopted a memorial for Marietta Palmer a founder of Coshocton’s first public library and longtime library supporter. Palmer served on the tuk committee from its organization and remained a valued advisor with broad literary taste. The notice expresses heartfelt sympathy to her husband and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Trade-Worthy Goods Highlighted in California Market
D. D- Boyd touts Our California Peaches at 124c and 5c Prunes as strong trades. Evaporated Corn priced at 10c is praised for quality, signaling a favorable market round for shoppers and dealers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mis Efforts Appreciated Rev Fisher in Coshocton
Former pastor of the Methodist Protestant church in this city now in Coshocton as a guest of his daughters families and friends. he led the building of a magnificent Coshocton church this past year and his efforts are highly appreciated by Coshoctonians according to the irnercomer down index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fisher
Methodist Protestant Church
Coshocton
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Impure Blood
An April themed advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for spring impurities in blood. It targets mothers, housekeepers and others indoors, claiming to enrich the blood, nourish nerves and muscles, and banish tiredness and spring humors. It urges starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Farmers Want Column Free to Patrons of The Age
Free to readers, this want column invites notices for sale rent exchange or purchases of any item from a barrel of apples to a farm. Notices are limited to five lines with seven words per line and are absolutely free to subscribers.
Wanted to rear old cole mating two horses
WANTED. Yorr-I want to buy a to rear old cole that will mate 2 general purpose horse RH. Tredway. Rosere Fey FOR SALE Sows-Two thoroughbred Berkshire sows 6 months old. One seven-eighths Aberdeen- Rapgus builesss John Wagoner.Coshecton 6 Biacs Maze tve years old. Grovee Weatherwax. Blisfield, 0. Bees-Bronze turkey. Fine large: stock Set ting of LL eggs. $I. Clinton Frew, Nellie.O. 12 PoraTors-For seed. Barixy Rose. Early Michigan. King of the Earliest. Early Thor oughbred. Banner. White Seneca Beauty and 111 other varieties. Daniel Valentine. Roscoe. 6 30 2 so BucKWHEAT-30 bushels seed 4 F. John & son. Plainfield. O-
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Cole
Tredway
Rosere_ Fey
Berkshire
Aberdeen- Rapgus
Michigan
Banner
Daniel Valentine
F. John&* Son
Plainfield
Grain market and local sale details from 19th century listing
Corrected weekly grain market notes show prices for wheat corn oats buckwheat and flour per barrel sack and per hundredweight. A 25 acre farm between Canal Lewisville and Avondale will sell as a unit or divided. A find of a baby embroidered cap on Warsaw road noted with owner contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Lee
Lewisville
Avondale
I. Ferrell
Lewisoi
Seresnings Oper Bend Dafm Sg
Warsaw ‘Road
Callac
J_L Shaw
Special Low Prices at Gads Company for New Spring Fashion
The Gads Company advertises not quoting inferior grades, but offering special low prices on a wide spring collection. Saturday features a large selection of 200 suits in colors and styles including Ebon jacket, fly front and box suits with prices from $12 to $18, plus many skirts, waists, and gloves. Exceptional $1.50 Carlton kid gloves with tags and discounts, and matching taffeta waists in diverse colors, promising unbeatable value for Easter apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Evry
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W. K. Richardson
T. J. Bell
Chalfants
Ira Bell
Main Street
Richard Fowler
The
Tuscarora
C. E. Ball
Cleveland
Euest
Nellie Miller
Edward Robinson
St. Louis
Warner Hay
Miss McNeal
Spring Mountain
Win Mc Weal
Seth Snyder
Akron
LeRoy Stafford
Wakatemika
W. E Adams
Third Street
John Sykes
Roscoe
South
Martha Mentor
Omaha
J. F. Lightell
Carrie Hunt
Columbus
Nellie Severns
East Locust Street
Jeanie Smailes
Wakatumika
Nora Caldwell
Zanesville
Mrs
Phil Burt
Walnut Street
D H. Mortley
Mrs. Pinkerton
Jennie Smailes
New Moscow
J. P Swigert
Second Street
Sarah Marshall
Margaret Clark
West Lafayette
Letha Perkins
Morris Lint
Baltic
D. Darnes
C. M. Voorhees
H. B. Hay
the Model
Hack & Wisenburg
S. Roe Robinson
Georgia McFarland
Wakatomika
Recorder Mobley
Sarah Rue
Canton
John Procor Davis
Oliver A. Crawford
Keene
Mondar
Spratt
Waldo T. Adams
Thin Clay
Lena
Lake B. Wells
Detroit
Louise
Shirley Leonie
Pittsbars
L. W. Leonard
Wifred Hollingsworth
Alexandria
Ind
W. F Riepselman
Io City
E. C. Carr
Eighth
Ninth Streets
William Ullman
Sprits Mountain
Lightell
Penance
Baker
Chestnut Street
Nelie Owen
Dayton
Owen
Sycamore Street
W. Q. Wilcoxon
Fourth and Locust Streets
John Bloxham
Wooster
Fort Wayne
Frank Bumgarser
George Blackford
Edge Park
Frank Karr
New Century Club
Zoe Shrake
Eighth Street
Houlland
Leona Londquist
Hickory Street
George Roche
Saturnday
Cadiz
Mr. Roche
Franklin College
Wilson McCurdy
Portens School
Westwood
Coshoctun, Rolling Mil Company
City
Pan Handle Station
Clem J. Yonk
Park Hotel
Lancaster
Frank Yonk
Mecca
New York
Paris
Buffalo Bill
James Hobart
W. H. Manner
Mr. Hobart
S. J. Stevenson
Lillian Mae Stevenson
Hiram Tillinghast Whitney
Stevenson
Krause
Smith
C. M. Ferguson
Becaase
Mrs. McAdow
Palmer
D. D- Boyd
Grocer
Osasoes
Seoulder
Farmers’ Want
AGE
James Andrews
Rosever
Boston
Strauss & Thompsons
AL Mic
Strauss, Thompson & Go
Hy Gads Company
Ransom D. G