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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
7
Beautiful Oriental baskets and Japanese baskets appeal to tasteful buyers. The line includes neat waste paper baskets for office or library and silk web suspenders with gold clasps packaged in Christmas boxes as suitable remembrances for men.
Buyers seek the genuine article and save money for other keepsakes. The Cut Glass line is presented as unmatched by American imports in the city, with a noted elegance even in smaller pieces that appeals to owners of the glassware.
A brief promotional note extols Reymer's Pure Chocolates as offering a Christmas candy package with a ring brag detailing its unsurpassed quality.
The Wizard of Oz company spent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Coshocton goods stores and were liberal purchasers. The note suggests Coshocton stores are superior to other Ohio towns.
The Meek company holds its first annual banquet at the Park hotel Thursday at 8 pm with sixty covers. Directors and department heads join traveling salesmen, excluding three absent reps from England, Australia, and California. Attendees come from the United States, Canada, and Mexico, promising a notable social and business event of 1905. TREASURER’S NOTICE All outstanding orders will be paid Dec. 20 at the treasurer’s office. 124 Richard Clark, treasurer. Dr Hutton fits glasses perfectly.
Prof. David R. Major of Ohio State University will address public school teachers Thursday night at the Carnegie Library on The Doctrine of Formal Mental Discipline. Prof. Pratt extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend.
Sheriff Browning and Judge Hunt presided over a Pike township Chaney homestead sale on Tuesday with a large crowd. The 120 acre tract sold for 4625 to A L Young, 50 acres for 2025 to Levi Norris, and 120 acres for 5900 to Joseph Chaney with 48 acres valued at 1595. About 3000 above appraised values was realized. Grand Jury heard the case of George Wilson the Roscoe mail carrier on trespass at Empire Mills, held over for grand jury action.
List of letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending December 9 1905 at Coshocton Ohio includes multiple ladies and gentlemen names. Notices request claimants to say advertised and provide date. Also mentions the Typographical union meeting at Central Labor hall and the Panhandle pay car visit to the city.
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