Memorial Service for Elks Leader Honored in Orrin
Cusbocton Lodge No. 376 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a Lodge of Sorrow at the opera house to honor Hon. J. U. Pomerene. G H Bargar spoke on Elks values, charity, and unity, with music by Miss Sue inson and Emma Lynch quartet. The audience heard solemn addresses and the ceremony closed with prayers and the Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusbocton Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Opera House
Lodge of Sorrow
J. U. Pomerene
Sueinson
C. M. Pullen
C. BB. ‘McCoy
C. L. Walker
W. R. Pomerene
Wiliam Burns
J. T. Hanley
B. F
G. H. Bargar
of Columbus Lodge No
AMD Ferexps—Memorial
Durence
Elks
Order of Elks
Fland
Grand Lodge
Manila
New York
New England
Captain Bargars
Evan Obrags
Ail
Peilen Prunoduniea
Four New Cases of Smatler Fever Reported
Four new cases of smatler fever appear in the city. A four year old girl in the John Adam family on Crestnut Street, a seven year old daughter of James Maswell on Walnut Street, a seven year old daughter of C. E. Cottom on Walnut Street, and a seven year old son of Charles Flowers near Abeliserib Avenue are under quarantine. Parents exhibit illness as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbertor Foster
John Adam
Crestnut Street
James Maswell
Walnut Street
Seven Seardld
C. E. Cottom
Charles Flowers
Abeliseribt Avenue
Reverend Rusher Leads Thanksgiving Fund Drive
The Methodist Protestent church members show interest in funds that nearly six hundred dollars were raised. This money will support the grinding fund. Building work lagged but the cenimicter is using each day for progress as his workers apply themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusher
School board certifies nineteen teachers applicants
Nineteen persons applied for teachers certificates last Saturday and Swelke announced the successful candidates. Three years A. C. MacDonald. Two years A. L. Williams and W. O. Renner. Others include W. S. Conner, D. Hunt, Paul Slapp, Della Leach, Lizzie Crouch, Moshe Guin, Farland Laura Weeks and Pearl Severns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. MacDonald
A. L. Wiliams
Ear
W. O. Renner
W. S. Coaner
Hunt
Paul T Slapp
Della Leach
Lizzie Crouch
Moshe Guin
MeFarland
Laura Weeks
Pearl Severns
Beebe Family To Make Coshocton Home
Mr and Mrs Matt S Beebe arrive with son and plan to settle at the old Beebe homestead corner of Third and Chestnut in Coshocton. They move from La Grange Illinois and will reside among local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt. S. Beebe
City
la Grange
Illiois
Coshocton
Beebe
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Mrs. Beebe
Machinery Arrival Planned for Co shocton Rolling Mill
The Co shocton Rolling Mill company advances its new plant with delivery starting December 15 and full machinery in place by January, electric crane by January 1, and completion of furnaces and foundations to follow. Over 350,000 bricks have been used, with 150,000 more needed. priorities include top quality foundations and underground furnace works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Rolling Mill Company
Beard
Aa Force
Newcomerstown
Funeral for Waldo Miller Draws Large Local Attendance
A large crowd attended the funeral of Waldo Miller who died from injuries in last Saturday's wreck. Miners from the area joined a funeral procession after the Morgan Ran, Hudson Coal, and Coshucton Coal Co mines halted work. The railroad offered free transport by special cars to Canal Fulton for the service, with a city hall meeting Friday approving the arrangement. The party traveled via Wheeling & Lake Erie to Justice, then Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling toward Canal Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Miller
Morgan Ran Company
Hudson Coal Company
Coshucton Coal& Co
Canal Fulton
City Hall
Ciy
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Canal Fuitoo
Railroad Company
City
Coshocton Farm Prices Lead Ohio Markets Saturday
In Coshocton on Saturday farmers received higher prices for wheat than in any Ohio city, with Wheat at 67 cents locally while Toledo offered less. Shipping costs to Toledo cut the Toledo market advantage, keeping Coshocton's price higher by seven cents. A separate note mentions two chickens stolen from J B Callahan's coop the morning after Thanksgiving. Information on Home-Seeker Excursions to the South and West is available from Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Toledo
J. B. Callahan
Pennsylvania Lines
Rumors of Pennsylvania Firm Gaining Major Rail Control
A circulating city report claims a Pennsylvania company is obtaining control of the B&O, C&O, and B&O W through stock purchases. Details are presented, but denials follow the assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
B& O
Mrs. Luman Thanks the People for Support
Mrs. Matilda Luman expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the death of her husband Asbery Luman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Luman
Matilda Luman
Asbery Luman
Right at Home Ines Told is Brief
Local notes report Robes and Mittens at Gray Hardware. Presbyterian church service drew a large crowd with an excellent program. Harvey Lapp died at 18 from typhoid. burial at St. Paul’s Lutheran. A winter cooking club will host its first dinner at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson’s home Tuesday. Pan Handle carries heavy holiday passenger traffic. McDowell plans to vote against seating Roberts from Crab. A runaway horse at Main and Chestnut damaged the buggy. Frank Sprague injured by a hemorrhage near Second and Chestnut. Doctor Carr attended. Brickwork on Walnut street halted by Engineer Hanson for safety reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Harvey Lapp
Wills Creek
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
C. E. Anderson
Touston Hay
Axie
Frank Sprague
Second
Chestnut Streets
Carr
Walnut Street
Hanson
Professor Fentons Speech Shaping Eastern Ohio Teachers
General satisfaction spread in Coshocto as the Eastern Ohio Teachers association slated its next meeting there. Professor Fenton, elected to the executive committee at Ulbrichsville, urged good discipline and student interest as keys to strong schools. He described effective schools and noted tolerant noise if learning continued. He closed by recounting several exemplary schools he visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocto
Eastern Ohio Teachers*association
Fenton
Ulbrichsville
Dennison
Tollows
Hle
Jumping Trains Leads to Three Fines in Conesville
Officer Moore arrested John Hagans William Evans and a unnamed man for trespass and trai ning as they rode trains. Brought before Mayor Cassingham they were fined 21 dollars and costs. The trio said they were from Dresden en route to Cosheden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Conesville
Cassingham
Dresden
Cosheden
John Hagans
William Evans
Sewers Must Breathe Warns on Ventilation
Engineer Flynn of the Ohio board of health and Doctor Foster inspected the sewer system last week. They praised the general condition but stressed that proper ventilation is essential and that clogged openings cause offensive odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Flynn
Ohio Bmard of Health
Doctor Foster
Annual election of officers notice
Attention W R C 258 members. The annual election of officers will be held Eyiday evening December 8. All members will please take notice and be present. Rose Batch President Virginia Smith Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Batch
Virginia Smith
Dispatcher McCaffrey Testifies On Wreck Slip And Wire Failures
Coroner Wenner closes testimony in the Wheeling & Lake Erie inquiry with dispatcher McCaffrey admitting a momentary slip and a wire failure as the cause. He described orders for trains 149 148 and 118, and said the accident was unavoidable due to forgetfulness and faulty wiring despite efforts to rectify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaffrey
Judge Day
Needham
Roche
Henne
Joe McDowell
D. S. Sullivan
Miners’ Union
Attorney Day
Day
Davies
Sollivin
Tiispatcher McCaffrey
Canton
Wheeling & Lake Erie
FE Station
Pan Handle Crossing
Hum Station
Morgan Run
Electrical Department
Morgan Ran
MWS
Baltic
Cleveland
Sherrodsville
Hill Station
Wetcome
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Big Four
Canton & Southern
Wennell
Ready cas in hand Edwin 8 Lee and Joseph Gannett finish county treasury exam
Edwin 8 Lee and Joseph Gannett, named examiners by Judge Hunt, completed their county treasury audit on Saturday and reported everything satisfactory. They found $25,377.39 in their audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Lee
Joseph Gannett
Hunt
West Lafayette Club Organizes From Roscoe Wo man’s cish
A Roscoe Wo man’s club delegation helped West Lafayette form a new ladies group with 15 members. The meeting was hosted at Mr and Mrs Noa Met dain’s home. List of unclaimed Coshocton post office letters appears for week ending December 4 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Woman’s Cish
Ladies of
West Lafayetts
Noa
Dain
Coshocton
Lipizs
Mary C. Black
Lizah Beasley
Emma Chapman
Edna B. Peoples
G. Bucklew
Glenn
J.C. Smith
Perens
Cc. B. McCoy
P.M
Quail Shoot Ends In Cold And Costly Return
A well known young man from the city went quail shooting and drove miles into the country. After a long day he returned with one quail and a severe cold, discovering the outing cost him four dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fices
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Agmdress
Mel
J.C. Pomerese
Qece
Fise
Mappca
Ines
John A. McDowell
Millersburg
Washington
Roberts
Ernest Eckert I
Ranaway
Professor Fenton
W.R. C
M’caffrey
Teelesiast
Wenner
Cas
Roscoe
West Lafayette
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