Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Portsmouth Restaurateur
Mr. Jacob Schaefer of 103 West Front Street, Portsmouth, proprietor of a popular restaurant, confirms strong, lasting relief from backache using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urged Portsmouth readers to obtain the pills at Fisher & Streich's drug store and begin treatment to make backache disappear. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all druggists at four cents per box from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schaefer
West Front Street
Portsmouth
Doan
Dean
Fisher & Streich
Foster-Milbern Co
Buffalo
House Party Hosts With Cambridge Road Guests
Mr and Mrs S H Nicholas entertain a house party this week at their Cambridge road residence. Guests include Miss Burns Miss Eleanor and Mame Burns Miss Julia Myers of this city Miss Grimes of Columbus Miss Mildred Carey of Mastersburg and William Nicholas of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Road
Miss Burns
Eleanor and
Mame Burns
Julia Myers
Grimes
Columbus
Mildred Carey
Mastersburg
William Nicholas
Fishermen clash ends in city charges dropped
Wilfidin Gwens nicknamed Dummy and Floyd Shaeffer known as Rooster faced a morning hearing with Mayor Rin ner over an altercation at Shaeffer's Third Street fish stand last Monday. Neither party posted costs, leading to dismissed charges. The fight began over a $2.80 debt, escalated to a disfiguring punch and a gun drawn, with both sides filing assault charges. Campers from Tuscarawas visited the city, while Letitia English celebrated a kitchen shower hosted by friends and family at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfidin “Gwens
Floyd Shaeffer
Rinner
Shaeffer
Floyd
Joe L. McDowell
H. B. Hahn
Picnickers At Selby Summer Home Orchard Heights
Thursday afternoon G A Hay and family C D Brooke and family Ed Kuntz and family Mrs Kate Bostwick and son Junior Mrs Wm Lynde Mrs G T Ayres Mrs W W Cantwell Mrs R M Temple and daughter Kate Mrs John Hanlon and daughter Winifred Miss Annie Beall and Miss Lucy Hanlon of Batavia New York gathered for a local picnic at the Selby Summer home on Orchard Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby
Orchard Heights
G. A. Hay
C. D. Brooke
Ed Kuntz
Kate Bostwick
Wm. Lynde
G. T. Ayres
W. W. Cantwell
R. M Temple
Kate
John Hanlon
Winifred
Annie Beall
Lucy Hanlon
Batavia
Birthday Surprise for Earl Pigman at Elm Street
The Pigman home on Elm Street hosted a Friday evening party for Earl Pigman’s twenty first birthday. Guests included Bertha Shrigley Rena Cox Edna Platt Minnie Weggins Louise Henselman Bernice Clark Hannah English Lena Berlin Konnie Clark Minnie Keehn Mary Moore Minnie Pigman ous Riggs Clyde Biggs Arthur Bar tick Emmet Fry Earl Ricketts Willard Maxwell Bert English F A Smallseed James Pigman and Mr Hinkley. Music by City Harp Orchestra and dancing with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Pigman
Elm Street
Earl Pigman
Mr. Pigman
City Harp Orchestra
Bertha Shrigley
Rena Cox
Edna Platt
Minnie Weggins
Louise Henselman
Bernice Clark
Hannah
Three Injured As Huckster Wagon Plunges Toward Canal
A huckster wagon, heavily loaded, rolled down Roscoe hill with Mr. Clark Mr. Stipes and three children aboard. Brake failed. Stipes barely escaped wheels then wagon swerved into LeRetilley’s store corner, narrowly missing the canal and windows. Picnic and hay wagon outings noted among local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Hill
Canal
Charles Stipes
Mr. Clark
Mr. Stipes
Clark
LeRetilley
War and Peace author recalls Civil War entanglements
W A Compton of Front Royal Virginia visiting relatives in the city recounts his Civil War service with the Forty ninth Virginia regiment and witnessing Union soldiers captured at Harpers Ferry. He notes local Thirty second regiment officers among the 12 000 captured and paroled. Compton served eight years as county sheriff and contrasts his Confederate service with kin’s Union struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Compton
Front Royal
A. M. Compton
Forty-ninth
Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Thirty-second Regiment
E.W. James
E. Hayes
Compton
New Baby Born to Wolfe Family on Lee Avenue
A nine pound son was born Friday evening to Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe on Lee Avenue. Harry Ferguson of the West Lafayette Indicator visited the Age office Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolfe
Lee Avenue
Harry Ferguson
West Lafayette Indicator
Pueblo growth and sand storms in Colorado letter from Jas H Talmage
J. H. Talmage of Coshocton writes on Pueblo Colorado calling it the Gem of the Rockies a laboring city with a massive steel works payroll of 212 410 dollars and 7000 workers while noting heat dust and rare cases of heat prostration He praises mountains sunsets and urges travel from New York to San Francisco to gain American character and vision promising more on the Mexican city in a future dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Dr. Craft
Dever
Middle West
Rmain
Pittsburg
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Steel Works
Coshocton
J. D. Rockefeller
Goulds
Rockies
Morgan
New York
San Francisco
Pike's Peak
Jas. H. Talmage
Farewell Sermon Sunday by Rev Mr Ebersole
Rev J S Ebersole preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist church Sunday ending a career that has been a credit to the man and the church. He leaves Coshocton for a warmer climate and many friends regret the loss of a sterling citizen. His Coshocton friends wish him God speed and success in a new position. Miss Carrie Patton has taken a position with the Crawford Store company. The Age aba bring good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ebersole
Coshocton
Carrie Patton
Crawford Store Company
West Lafayette’s enamel plant proceeds amid local workers
The Indicator notes the enamel plant foundation is advancing with stone cutters from Geo Hostetter Geo Norman B FP Shyrock Alex Clark J W Gadd from Newcomerstown and Jas Murphy of Avondale aiding Gus Hartley, though Gus is absent due to a mashed hand. August brings stomach and bowel troubles as Rocky Mountain Tea touted for summer strength and refreshment. Also mentions travel fare to Columbus via W L E acet state fair, tickets sold Aug 31 to Sept 4, and Maryland Day at the World’s Fair on Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Geo. Hostetter
Geo
Norman end_B
Columbus
Interest Peaks at Coshocton Medical Association Meeting
At city hall Coshocton County Medical Association read papers on Typhoid Fever by Dr Stacy Ovarian Operations by Dr Marshall and Puerperal Septicemia by Dr Yarnall. Next meeting set for October 29 at one o'clock. Largest and most enthusiastic gathering to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Columbus Wedding With Miss Sadie Edwards and Will Nicholas
Miss Sadie Edwards formerly of this city and Mr Will Nicholas cousin of H Nicholas will unite in marriage at Columbus this evening at the bride's home Miss Fannie Weaver of this city will witness the ceremony Stocks for sale The Citizens Building and Loan Association issues 10000 paid up stock For details contact C B Hunt Coshocton Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Honabarger
Peart Rodehaver
Warsaw
H. H. Crimm
Frank Rodehaver
Edna Meiges
Myrle Taylor
John Gray
Honabarger
Columbus
Sadie Edwards
Will Nicholas
H. Nicholas
Fannie Weaver
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
C. B. Hunt
Coshocton, O
Sick List Short Note From Local Office
Miss Elsie Severns is confined to her home on Chestnut street with a light attack of scarlet fever. Sanford Timmons is confined to Blair home on Park avenue by an attack. L. B. Barcroft is ill with typhoid fever at his home on Cambridge road. Fulton Sager is suffering with typhoid fever at his home at Walnut and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Severns
Chestnut Street
Sanford Timmons
Blairhome
Park Avenue
L. B. Barcroft
Cambridge Road
Fulton Sager
Walnut
Sixth
Red Sunset Causes Patchy Panic Across City
Citizens misread the crimson evening sky as a major blaze lasting until 7 30 with the rest of the heavens dark. Police station Turnkey Decker laughs off the repeated calls asking where the fire is. Miss Jessie Mitchell returns home to Zanesville after visiting Nellie Hutching and the Hill family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Police
Staion
Jessie Mitchell
Zanesville
Nellie Hutching
A. J. Hill
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T. W. Miller
Gale
Chicago
Daily Age
Timken Eee
Axie Co
Pmat
P.dafe & Sons
Std & Liberty Ave
Mrs S H Nicholas
Tuscarawas
Six Mile Dam
Letitia English
Andrew English
Raymond Huston
J. P. Zerbe
Charles Seward
Clara Dawson
Helen Shrigley
Vina Stahl
Minnie Pigman
Hannah English
Maggie English
Ethel Hoover
Stuart Richcreek
Armour Dickerson
Garfield Savings Bank Co
Cleveland
G.ra Sateres
J. S. Squires
John Lockard
C. M. Neldon
N. K. Bush
Arlie Crowthers
Will Crowthers
Leonard Vincent
Perry Wells
Lammie
Howard Shregley
Crouse
Bernard Stover
Jackson Rose
Jackson Township
Pew’s Woods
Keene
W. H. Williams
Mamie
Adelaide Williams
Caroline Tidball
Adelaide McClure
James McClure
Mame McClure
Adela McClure
Rose Batch
Savory
Marie Savory
Mabel
Madge Hamilton
Carrie Wagoner
Jennie Compton
Carl Manner
Malona Pew
Cora Pew
Miss Stewart
Martin Pew
Ata
Jayne
The
Colorado
MR. Ebersole
J. S. Ebersole
C. E. Anderson
Maryland
Ayer
IC Ayerco
Ell
Maas
Brcainaie
Frank Hykes
Coastport
Squire Wimmer
Curveland
Forbes Block
Security
Carter
Atuwrcord
Carters
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