Local Social Notes From Keene Area
Keene August gatherings show marriages and visits. Beall and Shannon unite. bridal shower, homebound plans, and numerous relatives visiting nearby towns mark a lively social week.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
5
Local Visits and School Opening Near Worth Bend
Plainfield notes visitors from Flushing Coshocton and Zanesville at nearby homes. Miss Maggie Arondalt and others join relatives. threshing done, yields poor, storm damaged fences and schoolhouse. William McKee ill. Schools set to open September 1 with G E Miller superintendent and staff including E S Gaumer and W C Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
W.S Hootman
Cass. Arondalt
Near Zion
Maggie
Sunta
Samuel McSeield
Admaee
Daisy
Cora Latham
New Philadelphia
William McKee
G. E. Miller
E.S. Gaumer
W. C. Lane
Mary Hootman
West Bedford Notes and Social Roundup
Last Thursday Fifty first Ohio soldiers surprised B F Jones by driving up for dinner. M D Bussey of Sharon Pa visits her brother B F Jones. Richard Jones and wife, former locals, now Beaver Crossing Neb, visit B F Jones. Jones has been absent 20 years. Earl Miller’s twenty first birthday party attended by thirty friends, Professor Yoder of Delaware and Miss Etta Sharpies of Pittsburg present. Dr Litten and Wm Walker hale returned from Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bedvrorp
Ohio
B. F. Jones
Frankis
M. D. Bussey
Sharon
Richard Jones
Beaver Crossing
Neb
Jones
Earl Miller
Professor Yoder
Delaware
Etta Sharpiess
Pittsburg
Dr. Litten
Wm. Walker Hayel
Atlantic City
Adams Millis festival invitation and visits
Aug 22 Mrs R B Bainter of Strasburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs S Bale. Mrs James Tilton and sons of Isleta visit relatives here from Saturday to Monday. Jerry Balto and daughter Miss Helen of Georgeswilie stay with relatives. Miss Zella Newcome visits at Trunway Sunday. Everyone invited to the Plains festival next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apaus
R. B. Bainter
Strasburg
S. Bale
James Tilton
Isleta
Jerry Balto
Helen
Georgeswilie
Zella Newcome
Trunway
the Plains
Camden news notes fill pages with visits and events
Miss Isabel Forbes Irene Myers return home after a month with Mr and Mrs A J Moore in Camden. Numerous visits are listed: Miss Anna Lorenz C Zimmer man at Philip Harrisberger's. Martha Moore to Zanesville for Helen Johnson's wedding. Webb Austin from Coshocton. Mabel Leavengood with grandparents in Chili. George Caton from Cleveland visiting his father G B R Caton. Rev McCrea Mrs McCullough and others planning a Baith visit. Teachers hired by the board and Sept 10 meeting noted. Several local trips and gatherings cited among families including Boyd Deibel Elliott and Henders on relations. A Chapel festival is reported a success amid some troublemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Forbes
Irene Myers
Camden N.S
A. J. Moore
Cashorton
Emcomerstown
Renwick Boyd Apent
Dundee
ee_o
Anna Lorenz
C. Zimmerman
Philip Harrisberrger
Martha Moore
Zanesville
Cleveland
G. BR. Caton
A. Gephart
Carrie
Alta
Dun Jee
Andrs
J.B. Park
Sender
Monday Lower
Cxile
D. D. Leaveo
Moses Mizer
A. T. Boyd
Guernsey County
McCrea
Allen Weir
B.F. Fisher
F. W Beng Sexgar
Baith
Avery Stiner
Newcomerstown
McCullough
Pearl Boyd
Lille Boyd
Bessie Boyd
Kestie
Bakersville
Laura Elliott
Charles Elliott
A. Madison
Boyd & Mizer
John Lorenz
Chii
Fred Hoth
McGuires* Grove
Misses Peart Boyd
Lillie’ Boyn
Edith, Hodd
Loretta
Local Social Notes From Bacon And Tosser Hill
August social reporting from Bacon and Tosser Hill lists visits by Mrs Yeager of Plainfield Miss Lizzie McCune from Plainfield and other relatives and friends. Families including Barcroft Aronhalt and Jackson host or visit across Coshocton Newark Dennison and Zanesville with multiple trips and a note of soldiers gathering.
Local Notes From Conesville Area
James Murphy buys a pew piano for daughter Sara. Sophia Ridgway completes dressmaking course in Washington and is home. John Daily and family set up tent near Wheeling railroad bridge with Daily in charge of construction. Farmers repair theft damaged hay stacks after recent storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CosEsvile
James Murphy
Sara
Sophia Ridgway
Washington City
John Daily
Wheeling Railroad Bridge
Mr. Daily
Chestnut Ridge Social Notes Aug 22
Mrs J J Wood and Miss Georgia Hedington visited friends in Tuscarawas county. Miss Alta Mader of Coshocton stayed with Mary Conrad. Mrs J R Johnson Jamie Johnson and Helen Baker of Coshocton attended a social at Joseph Finlay's Friday. Edifa and Maud Mohler visited Abbie Craig last week. Social at Mrs Carlos Lawrence home Friday Aug 31 for Bloomfield M E church benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance, O
James Hallisy
Michael
Coshocton
R. L. Barcroft
Company K
West Bedford
Warsaw
Dell Tyson
Guernsey County
Yeager
Plainfield
Tiffa Brelsford
O. Aronhalt
Dennison
Selina Jackson
Mer- Till
Charles Branner
Newark
Mary Craig
Eve
Grace Norman
West Lafayette
John Lutz
Ceesrxur Ripce
J. J. Wood
Georgia Hedington
Tuscaraiwas County
Alta. Mader
Mary Conrad
J. R. Johnson
Jamie Johnson
Helen Baker
Joseph Finlay
Edifa
Maud ‘Mohler
Abbie Craig
Carlos Lawrence
M. E. Church
Bloomfield
Willow Brook Local News Brevities
Aug 22 Wittow Brook notes burials at Millfork cemetery for Bert Gulliams child and Edward Holdsworth’s youngest. Charley Meredith hosted visitors from Lo shocton and J.J. Givins near Mohawk Village. Tiverton Center association drew attendees. Mound school progresses locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittow Brook
Bert Gulliams
Oe Millfork
Charles Wellhamel and
Loshocton
Charley Meredith
Tiverton Center
Daniel Cox
Edward Holdsworth
Millfork
Rachel Wright
Coshocton Musicians Form New Band
A meeting of Coshocton musicians organized the Coshocton band. Elected officers include President J. E. Wagoner, Vice President Mr. Powerson, Secretary Ed Strausser, and Treasurer John Stipes. The group seeks bids for services on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
J. E. Wagoner
Mr. Powerson
Ed Strausser
John Stipes
Wheeling & Lake Erie Excursions Sell Sunday Tickets
Wheeling and Lake Erie offers Sunday excursion tickets to Canton and Cleveland for 1.50 round trip. Special 15 day rates to Ludington Traverse City Charlevoix Petoskey and Bay View Michigan at 9.45 round trip. Chicago trips for Grand Army of the Republic encampment via Pennsylvania Lines August 25 26 27 28 29 at about one cent per mile. Return by Aug 31 with potential extension to Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Canton
Cleveland
Luddington
Manistre
Traverse City
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View Michigan
Davies
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
W. H. Kir
Extradition Plea, Coast Sinking, and Chicago Guard Plans
Notes from Neeley’s habeas corpus petition claim the government arranged transport to Cuba after extradition orders. Lord Roberts faces counter proclamations from President Kruger. Aug 23 reports in Chicago detail McKinley’s 200-person bodyguard and escort plans for Memorial Day events. The steamer Denver sinks after a collision on Lake Erie. In New York, Katherine Scharn murder remains unsolved as police reveal the blue serge man description was a myth and the victim was with a shopmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caha
Neeley
United States
Cuba
Grand Army Arraocemsnotsa
Chicago
McKinley
Gibbons
Cheries Fitzsimmons
G. A R
John C. Black
Palmer House
New York
Katherine Scharn
Mob Attacks Prision. Akron Riot Ends in Bloodshed
Akron reports a violent mob sought the life of a Black prisoner named Louis Peck after an alleged confession. Gunfire, dynamite, and fires across the city left two dead and many wounded as police and troops were dispatched from Cleveland to restore order.
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Xegro
Cleveland
Akron
Western Reserve
Aegro
Louis Peck
Theodore Maas
Peck
Oficers
Cleva-+ lana
Privata
Stone
John E.i
Glen Wade
John M. Davidson
Fred ¥. Orwick
Muir
Express
Columbia Hall
Atlam
Fiot
Cleveland Police Department
Morning Journal
Beacon
City
Arthur E. Sprague
Park Stair
Aia
Cerdade
Wasamaker
Summit County
Maas
William Howard
Akrom
Jark Peck
National Bank Deposits Rise Under McKinley Policy
A 1900-era summary notes national bank deposits grew by 415 million dollars during McKinley’s first three years, vs a 70 million rise under Cleveland’s term. It compares deposits from 1895 to Sept 7 1899 and Sept 7 1899 to end 1896. It cites figures, parties, and dates with references to Dolliver’s Iowa appointment and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Regions Reported
Market notes show steer and hog quotes in multiple regions with varying grades. Prices listed include Texas steers at $3.00 to $3.25, hogs around $5.50 to $6.00, and sheep/lamb ranges from $3.75 to $6.30, plus New York and Cincinnati quotes for cattle and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gattle
Texas
Gleveland
Fair
York
New York
Ugat
Cincinnati
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Fannie Marshall
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Joe Thowson
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Ohio Red Men
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Gus Heltzler
Lima
Dr. H. Schmidt
J. F. Waegenbauer
Willi Burps
Columbus,, C
Columbus ‘Sporting Goods
American
Steel Refining Company
Falls
Cuyahoga
Collinwood
Board of Trade
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Emprness
McKintexts Wine Administration
St. Louis
Kate Mortiner
Boone
Tex
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Chas
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Dawson & Smith
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