Local Notes From Distant Towns And Keene District
Wilt Darringer of Kai and Miss Lizzie Gamble of Puisborg visit. weddings, parties, and family gatherings populate the week. Rev. Graham and Mrs Bab McCullough conduct revival services. Mrs. Apson travels to Savannah for winter with daughter Will Decker. Roscoe club hosts Corkocton visitors. local real estate changes as Robert Prulay buys the North Main brick residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Darringer
Kai
Lizzie Gamble
Puisborg
Arria Wagner
Coboeten
G. J. J . Clarke Wirkiepieck
Bloomingter
A. Furser
Fanny
Moes Miser
Cretin
John Hawk
Alva Renner
Pearl
E. E
P. E. Inh
Thomas Hood
Hannah
Windsor
Canada
Marguerite; Hood
Cleveland
Visik Wito
Keene
Elizabeth Witklepieck
Inklepieck
Adan Doak
Roscoe
Roscoe Women’ S Club
West Lafayette Weomen’s
Zula Ellicot
Corkocton
Town Hall
Apson
Savannah
Will Decker
Leila Fisnell
Lee Grace
George McFarland
Will Rensuver
Robert Prulay
George LeBeuley
North Main Street
Meur Fature
Keene Area Social News and Local Death Notice
Keene and nearby villages report social visits church events and family movements. George Chepman and Asonza attend a meeting at The E church. Mrs Cherte Adlus of Renar returns home. Several residents visit relatives in Cochocton and Coshocton, and Frank Shaw moves to Walsh property. J H Beck obituary notes a widower aged years with surviving wife and three children. large funeral held at St Pauls Cemetery with many attendees. The Wright family visits Kansas City neighbors and marriage unites George Slaughter and Maggie Tompkins in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keese
George Chepman
Asonza
Cancas
Cherte
Adlus
Renar
Jones
Dota Hrever
W. W
Fannie Chae
Virere Wejonnell
Mitte Hoeggleud
Guartes
Chestna
Adee
Pansie Sint
Cochocion
Frank Shaw
Lasenée
Walsh
D. Cooper
Bud Lawrence
Fork
Keene
Rufus Reed
Erieul
Homer Turner
Moss Hollow
Keene Caline
Cohoeton
Revi
Fitch
B. F. Muligan
AD. Miller
Estie
Pittsburg
Franke Smith
Dr. McCurdy
Oshreren
Teesday
Cosesville
Bec
J.H. Beek
Upiad Gony
St. Pauls
Sotheran
Beck Auldsochter
Tenniser
Biscon
Frenk Leces
Irs
J. W. Dawson
Perry Ard
Pleas Valley
Saturdax
Sundar Garrison
George Anson
Medicine Maidi
Mead
Witlow Baoer
William Wright
Kansas City
Kansas
Evfine Reed
Wiliam
West Layette
John Shaw
John McCann
Coshocton
J. W. Wright
Bruce Slaughter
Maggie Tompkins
Moore
James Slaughter
Millfork
E. B. Senter
Pearl M. Senter
Okangce Oral Protracted Meeting and Local Updates
Prolonged meeting at Islets and Wesley chapel described as a sullen process while the literary work is suspended until it ends. Local horses face a distemper outbreak not seen in some time. Sam Weller and a friend from Gnadenhutten were drawing licenses near Las (Las Sed). Cab and Frank VanDusen are finishing touches inside Loveless residence. Charley will move soon after completion. Virgil Naborsen and wife return from a two week visit in Guernsey county. F B VanDusen has purchased a lot of EB 8 Au and plans to build a house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amdst Islets
Wesley Chapel
Sam Weller
Gnadenhutten
Cab
Frank VanDusen
Charley Wil
Virgil Naborsen
Frend
Guernsey
F B. VasDusen
Wil
Howe
Fuiuce
CENTER VALLEY NOTES AND LOCAL GUESTS UPDATE
Center Valley notes list Dexter Vattey and Eva Wat op visiting Degmag family in Cosnoc ton. Cuthbertson and Minnie Thipson families in West Lafarq uette. Marlatt and George to Pisindeld. Calacon and Mrs. Darges hosts. new residents noted. Adams hints at December 13 event. Reed's house fire destroys a dwelling last Saturday night. Miss Jenne Ross and niece Belte visit Cleveland. Ben Cox visits Millers. Oh Mad Conventon slated for December 29 show Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Vattey
Eva Wat
Bermsonia
Degmag
Wra
W. A. Calacon
Ebete
Mo. O. W. Darges
Adams
Dwesnz
George Reed
Jacob Bale
Uaion Euanty
Commins
Jenne Ross
Belte
Sandar
Isaac Cox
Ben Cox
Milliers
Be.ecery
West Bedford Notices and Local Events
West Bedford reports a paralytic stroke affecting Hannah Wright with dangerous condition. Rev Edwards and Rev Estine announced local services at Zion M E and other churches. Charley Williams and Mrs Ida Chaney noted visiting West Lafayette. Mrs Jane Lining at Swiger residence. December 22 events and community updates appear in this week’s column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Wright
Rev. Edwards
West Curhine
Bacoy
Jvee
Nomelia Arohan
Jonnmstowe
Telig
Revererd Estine
Lafayetie
Will Coniiet
Gimelirgs
Mi Zion M. E. Eparch
Charley Williams
West Lafayette
Ida Chaney
Jane Lining
Swiger
Scenery firm sues Greely company over wages at opera night
Castle and Greely, part of the combination seen at the opera house Tuesday night, filed suit through Attorney McDowell demanding 35 pounds in wages. The scenery was attached and the troupe moved to Zanesville. the case is set for hearing Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle and Greely
Opera House
McDowell
Zanesville
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures War Injury Tale
A Newark Michigan veteran G B Steadman suffered ulcers after a Civil War ball. Bucklen's Arnica Salve allegedly cured him after 20 years of failed treatments. The ad claims it heals cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions piles. 25 cents a box sold by E Anderson, Druggist, No 2 Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
E. Anderson
Forbes
America as Gainer or Garter in South Africa War
A Johannesburg editor writes in The Scientific American on South Africa’s war impact. He notes American-made mining gear, machinery, cars, clothing, and liquor profiting during the conflict, and says America should stay cautious, avoid speculative diamond plays, and push legitimate business. He warns that war could shift fortunes and urges U.S. investors to divest from overcapitalized mines to protect capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Scientific American
South Africa
America
Dutwitspan Road
Kimberler
Broadway
Battery Two
Central Park
de Beers
Transvaal
Witwatersread
England
Free Sime Ivoin
Great Britain
Garter
Paase
Seth
Africa
Eversihieg
United States
Bret Hartes
Alfred Bell
J. B. Robinson
Barnato Bros
Wertheim
Ss. Newman & Co
Cecil Rhodes
Sacred Circle
Sir William MacCormac Lauded As War Surgeon At Walford Event
London observer J H Howani praises Sir William MacCormac at the Waldorf Astoria report interview with the New York Tribune. The famed surgeon, Belfast born, 6 feet 4 inches tall, renowned for introducing fresh air in wound care, is noted for leadership of army hospital corps in Franco-Prussian era and for his insistence on open windows in wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. MacCormane
William MacCormac
J. H. Howani
London
Waldorf-Astoria
New York Tribune
Transvaal
Belfast
Army Hospital Corps
Sodun
William
English surgeon saves lives in wartime service
The piece recalls Dr Wittens wees serving in the Tarke-Reseren war around 1876 and reportedly refusing the czar’s offer to head the Russian army medical department. It notes Bir Willian treated the Prince of Wales after a kneecap injury, praising his skill and daring. It concludes with a tribute to his patriotism and hoped lifesaving impact for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenswees
Bir Willian
Prince of Wales
England
Indiana Prodigy Arthur Griffiths Remarkable Memory feats
Aythur Griffith, aged 19 from Terre Haute, is investigated by Dr. Lindley head of psychology at Indiana University for extraordinary memory and calculation. He can recite tiptoe tables to 1230, squares to 15, cubes to 100, fourth powers to 20, and multiply five digit numbers in six seconds. He devised 47 multiplication and six division methods and excels at finding short methods. Born in Milford Roseluske County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aythur Grifith
Lindley
Indians University
Arthur Griffith
Terre
Lie
Milford Roseluske
Coshoctons Greatest Store Christmas Display Impresses Patrons
Coshocton’s Greatest Store announces a three floor selection of fine Xmas articles. The west window features Murillo prints from the Louvre and Luxemburg Galleries produced by the Art Collectors Club of Philadelphia. Four thousand sets were issued with 268 going to Ohio. once sold, duplicates cannot be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Louvre & Luxemburg Galeries
Art Collectors’ Club
Philadelphia
Ohio
Umbrella and Wool Goods Offered at The Fountain Store
A Fountain store holiday display promotes Xmas umbrellas with self extending mechanisms and silver trimmed Ebony goods at about half the previous year's price. The shop touts a 10¢ table drawing crowds, a large stock of wraps, jackets, and furs, and promises made-to-order items if needed. The ad highlights imminent store hours and encourages shoppers to buy now to save profits next spring.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tewanshigs
Age
Gur Bestieg
Avondale
Graham
Bab
McCullough
P Weil
Westie
Bakersville
Fler & Co
Howard Wilhelm
Russ Estella Phibeuss
Hey
Yooung Ladin
Wallace
Witie Haas
Jumo
Tver
Ada
Wm. Smith
Dicker
John Kleinknecht
Rascoe
Conesville
Willow Brook
Center Valley
West Bedford
BACOR
Atser
Fem
Gaimer
Sarvs
Geld
Indiana
Davis & Rogers
Main Street
Selby Block
Fiyurance
Stout
Brendel Bros
Bes
Ebony Goods
Bugs
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