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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1900

Page

8

Comings and Goings in Coshocton Society News

A long roster of local visitors and travelers appears in Coshocton society notes. Names include Mrs. Bert Knede, Miss Elizabeth Shrimplin, Miss Rose Smith, Mrs. Sue F. Lovesg, Mrs. FLW Moon, Frank Durbin, Miss Mae Bunnell, Mrs. Bender, Alma Graham, Irena Duran, Dr. Hugh Conley, P. S. Maston, Ruth Maston, Laura Hanlon, Miss Adda Tory, Evan Essery, Miss Maggie Johnson, Margaret Speci, Miss Alaxon, Mrs. Carnahan, Prof. L. B. Baughman, A. T. Ayers, Miss Loueltha Boyd, Glenn Reese, Lewis Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winters, Miss Carrie Hunt, Miss Mae Hutchinson, Mrs. Minerva Bell, George Garret, Edith Bell, Bertha Stephenson, James C. Baughman, Edward Dornan, John Finnel family, and others visiting from Columbus, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, and Kansas. A local store is offered for sale to a buyer with cash.

Bender Alma Graham Irena Duran Columbus Hugh Conley Gas City Ind FP. A. Wernert Main Street

Cows Cleared in Cupshuckton Milk Inquiry

Health Officer Foster inspected four cows from S J Hawk dairy on Warsaw road above Liescue after a complaint over diseased milk. Cows were healthy except possible tuberculosis. tuberculine test not possible now. Further examinations planned to assess dairies supplying Cupshucum.

Cupshucton Foster S. J. Hawk Warsaw Radure Liescue Hawk

Republican Township Delegates Named for County Convention

The letter lists Republican delegates and alternates for multiple townships including Keene MirL Creek Bern Levey Sixton Prerry Avans and others with names such as McCormick Mackwart Crawford Elliott Miller Love Overholt and Beall. It details both delegates and alternates for each locality as part of the county convention preparations.

Keene BR. McCormick Joe Mackwart R.A. Crawford W.J. Beall T. Elliott Miller John Love B.A Overholt D. A. Overholt Willian Phil Jigs Hillary Beall Gben Muilizan J. McCormick E. Boyd J.ooal Beall N.R. Siiaanon Mirl Creek J. T. Karr C H. Reed Frederic Bechtel Bern Levey Perry Miller H.J. Jone M. Crawford Shaifer Endsley L. Waters Sixtox Geo. E. Miller T. J. Hamersley T. J. Cook Wm. Scarborough James Kinner

FOUND THE WHEEL

George Bock recovered his bicycle after it was borrowed by a thief who rode it from Robson's barber shop and left it at Palmer's grocery on the hill following The Age notice. The rider returned the wheel after a Sunday ride.

George Bock

Earthman J C Wright Hurt in Cambridge Street Dig

J C Wright of Willow Brook employed on the Cambridge Street improvement was injured Wednesday afternoon when dirt fell in the excavation catching his leg. The injury dislocated his hip and he was taken to the home of relative J L Shaw on South Second Street.

J.C. Wright Willow Brook Cambridge Street J. L. Shaw South Second Street

Pleasant Picnic Party Reunion At Fair Ground Grove

A Tuesday evening picnic in the grove at the fair ground brought together several families including John Hanlon Edward Kuntz Will Hay William Lynde EB Lynde Hiram Beall Miss Laura Banion of Pittsburg and Miss Asher Hanlon. Lunch followed a recreation style and the event marked a three year old family reunion tradition continued by those present.

Fair Ground John Hanlon Edward Kuntz Will Hay Wiliam Lynde Lynde Hiram Beall Laura Banion Pittsburg Asher Hanlon

Sunday Saloon Owner Fined Twenty Five and Costs

Chief Maple entered John Gross's Main Street saloon and ordered him to appear in police court. Gross admitted four men were in the saloon during Sunday service and confessed to keeping it open on Sunday. He was fined $25 plus costs and paid, walking away.

Maple John Gross Main Street Gross Cassingham Tie

Republican committee fails to nominate in seventeenth district

The Republican congressional committee of the seventeenth district made no nomination for congress due to the vacancy caused by Mr. Gillett's resignation in Canton. The method for future nomination was deferred, and the committee will meet at the chairman's call.

Republican Congressional Committee Seventeenth District Gillett Canton

Courthouse Notices and Real Estate Transfers

Will of Cyrus Cooper probate hearing at Augusta set for ten o'clock. Estate of Claudius Hamilton final distribution filed by Thomas Hamilton administrator. Inventory filed for Estate of Andrew Foster. Nora Martin guardian sues William Martin et al order of apprisement issued. Daniel Mikesell administrator against James Crawford et al order of apprisement and sale. Marriage permits listed for Leonard Bower Richland township Holmes county Eunice Barnes Tiverton Edward Carpenter Co shoc ten Miss Lizzie Ingham Coshoc ten. Real estate transfers include J Flitredway to Thomas Ramsey lot in Tunnel Hill 5030 dollars. Sarah M Wood to Joseph N Wood quit claim 98.83 acres Tuscarawas township. William Shaeffer to John W Little 100 acres Jefferson township 500 dollars. B F Ricketts to Evan C Hains lot 33 Selby Almack addition 650 dollars. M W McNaughton to Harriet Miller lot 22 Spangler’s addition 1000 dollars. Elia Garver to Jacob Garver quit claim lot 453 Coshocton 100 dollars.

Cyrus Cooper Augusta Claudius Hamilton Thomas Hamilton Andrew Foster Nora Martin Guardian William Martin Daniel Mikesell James Crawford Tate John EH Sicker J.fltredway Thomas Ramsey Sarah M. Wood Joseph N. Wood Tuscarawas Township William Shaeffer John W. Little Jefferson Township B. F. Ricketts Evan C. Hains Selby & Almack M. W. McNaughton Harriet Miller Spangler Elia Garver Jacob Garver Coshocton

Not Enough Cars and Local Republican Conventions

City passengers report crowding on Sunday trips to Cleveland via Wheeling due to limited cars after service to Zanesville. In Monroe township, Virginia town ship, and Bedford and Clark areas, Republicans call meetings on August 4 to elect delegates to county conventions and select central committeemen.

Cleveland Wheeling Zanesville Canton Monroe Township Spring Mountain Beker Virgina

Interest Paid On Deposits By The Home Building Loan & Savings

The Home Building Loan & Savings company offers interest on deposits and accepts amounts convenient for depositors. Depositors may make small weekly or monthly payments. W A Himebaugh's office will be open for depositor convenience Saturdays from seven to eight PM.

East Ohio conference session to be held at Beach City

The annual East Ohio conference of the United Brethren Church will open in Beach City with Bishop Kott presiding. Passenger traffic on the Wheeling line shows a marked rise as trains run through to Zittesville. The Pennsylvania Company plans about 12 new vestibuled coaches for first class through trains within five months. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Fivecoats died at their Franklin home with funeral held yesterday. Mrs Sue F Lorenz moves her millinery shop to the former Robertson room on Main Street.

East Ohio The United Brethren Church Beach City Bishop Kott Ivis Pennsylvania Company Frank Fivecoats Franklin Sue F. Lorenz Robertson Main Street

Raid at Tivoli Ends in Police Sweep of West Thirtieth Street

In a dramatic early raid Captain Thomas with 40 officers swept Tivoli on West Thirty-fifth Street landing 200 well dressed men and women in a police station. Revelers wore expensive summer finery as excited patrons and staff pleaded for careful handling amid a sweeping crackdown.

Hardred Sen New York Tenderloin Tivoli West Thirty-ffth Fiet

Interest and deposits at Cesbookton National Bank

Saturday evening openings for the public from 30 to 6:30 on Saturdays and Mondays. Deposits of one dollar and upward welcome. Open an account for the government backed protections. Also a notice about Mrs Mary Ann Bord who died July 27 1900 after a long life of service in Ohio. Funeral held at Keene church with six sons as pallbearers. Also classified ads for farms in Astabula county and Krause's Liver Pills. Also promotion for Uncle Sam balance sheet poster by American Protective Tariff League.

Bankiee Savings Department Cesbocton National Bank D-W Mary Ann Bord Robert Jane Johnston Plainield Onio Awinist Zelmi Hamilton Robert BR. Bord Coshoctun County Tom Methodist Episcopal Church Mother Boyd Keene McCullough Uncle Sam Canele Sam American Protective Tariff League West 23d St New York

Road alteration petition for Coshocton County Ohio

A petition will be presented to the Coshocton County Commissioners at their next session in September 1900 to alter the county road from Dresden and West Carlisle toward the Gilmore road. The route runs through Hannah M Wood’s land in Washington township from stake 1 to stake 6 with specific land markers and trees noted along the way. The petition asks to establish the altered centerline and road boundaries as described.

Coshocton Dresden West Carlisle Gilmore Road Hannah M. Wood Washington Township Coshocton County Ohio Wood Caid Wood Aon M. J. Gilmore Gilmore Geo W. Cooper

Closing Out Summer Goods to Make Room for Fall Stock

Retailer announces heavy cuts on summer waists fabrics and dresses to clear inventory before Aug 15 to Sept 1. Prices drop to 25 to 49 cents for waists 15 cents to 25 cents for yardage and 69 cents for Dr Warner Caroline corsets and nursing corsets.

Dr. Warner Caroline W. B. & R. G

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lester Page Warsays Bert Knede Elizabeth Shrimplin Hes Miss Rose Smith Mr. Swith Lo Cust Street Sue F. Lovesg Hamilton Flw. Moon Frank Gay Frank Durbin St. Zanesville Judge Wourhees Miss Mae Bunnell St. Louis Charles Bone P.S. Maston Miss Ruth Wakatomika T. W. Cornell Laura Hanlon Tory Miss .Adda W. G. Moffet Orange Street E. B. Essery Evan Chicago Fred Wicken Sixth Locust Streets Maggie Johnson Margaret Speci L. B. Baughman Muskingum County A.T. Ayers George Ayers Isleta Loueltha Boyd Tulin Orphan’s Home Glenn Reese Walhunding Lewis Reese Dutch Run Kansas Walter Winters Buffalo Niagara Falls Carrie Hunt Mae Hutchinson Allegheny Annie Hunt Boyd Minerva Bell Arkansas City John L. Shaw South ! Second Street Pleasant Hill George L. Garret Idlewild W. T. Knight James C. Baughman Redfield S. D John Baughman Perry Township Edward Dornan Canal Lewisville Brookville Coshocton Novelty Advertising Company John Finnel George John Swigert Finnel Cross Street Tealux Faster SGLB MS. Gross Courthouse News Probate Court Leonard Bower Richlard Township Holmes County Eunice Barnes Tiverton Township Edward Carpenter Brakeman Coshocten Lizzie Ingham Township House Atip. m Clark Township Andrew J. Weatherwax Johnson Weatherwax Gray Hardware Co Zittesville Forge Southern Helena Twin Lakes Silver Lake Cabel Perry Will McCoy William Hilbert Perry Harry Province Province Apple Shippers National Association of Apple Shippers William A. Taylor Department of Agriculture Europe Texas Houston Austin Bishop Moore China Cincinnati. O Methodist Church Japan Korea Shanghai San Francisco Nagsaki Grand Haven Mich Albert Fowler Victor H. Chase Spring Lake Blakeslee Gordon Atlanta John 3. Gordon United Confederate Veterans Albert D. Shaw Grand Army O. M. Mitchell Post Coskoctoo National Bask Fave Savings Department Astabula County Best County H. X. Baxcroft & Company Jefferson Ashtahela County Krause’s Smith's Drug Store Furgeson Ruscoe Benjamin Bantum Benjamain Bantum Hocton County Chis Saixnes Coshocton Tonniy A. D Atl Ocleck P.m West Laferetie Oshoecton Buri Lassarette Pomereye Wolfe Bros W. Aa Himebdaugh Pomerene Attys Globe Lumber C.o Sadie
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