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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
5
The old Cozdoctonian club announces two invitation-only holiday dances to be held at Forbes hall on December 27 and January 4 with dancing cards and music likely by the Shepler-Newton orchestra. Organizers expect broad signatures on guest lists and hope for a permanent club through these seasonal affairs.
Alfred Peterson of Cincinnati accepted a position at a local glass works and moved his family to the city. Mrs Charles O Domey moved to Zanesville. Several people, including E E Meredith and Wm Ebano advance agents of the Missouri Girl company, are in the city. Numerous locals spent Sunday in Columbus, Pittsburg, Newark, Canton, and other nearby towns.
Henry Hildebrand of the Star Bowling club visited Zanesville and Newark to organize an inter city league and arrange matches with Hayes All-Star and a Zanesville team. A Friday night bowl and banquet are planned in Newark with the first games on Star alleys this week and another series in Zanesville the following week.
A newspaper ad misprint quotes ake and Lawrence offering rubber boots for 1.35 while the correct price is 1.85. A notebook with cash notations was found at the town’s west end and can be reclaimed by its owner at age.
Judge Eason indicated a night session may be held after the Walhonding train brought an Age man into town. Court opened at 12 30 with Judge Easa presiding. Cases listed include Ammons vs Brown and Clark treasurer, Gault and Brown. Neldon vs Neldon. Cooper vs Compton set for Tuesday. W A Hosick tax inquisitor to testify in Clark vs Gault and Brown. Commissioners in stown cleaning up backlog. Probate notices include Weisner final accounts and sale bills. Joe Constable and family to move to their new home.
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