Nine sheep killed and twenty three wounded by dogs
Henry Crawford of Roscoe found nine sheep dead and twenty three wounded in his barnyard on Wednesday. The torn surroundings and blood indicate a violent struggle. Notes of the Lodges report F L Fuhr, a Deering harvester salesman, was injured by Coshocton Elks Tuesday night. Four more applications were received and the canvas for the Elks’ dancing room floor has arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crawford
Roscoe
F. L. Fuhr
Deering Harvester
Coshocton
Sunset cast of characters and Friday entertainment
Friday night at the opera house features a youth exercise program by the M P C EB society with Part I a Shepler Newton orchestra concert and solos by J M McClay and Mrs Clifford Geddes. Part II Jerome K Jerome's Sunset in one act with Lois Joan Lillian Mae Carnes Lucy Huntington Thrapn Aunt Drusilla Margaret Lee Carrol Lawrence Leigh R F Thomas Azariah Stodd S Melville Fisher Mr Rivers Lois father J H Talmage. The evening references Lord Tennyson and The Sisters. Also notes a sick list with several local residents ill or recovering including John A Dayton, J Frank Bull, Luke Hall's son diphtheria, Mrs Peter Gross, Mrs Gleason Adams, Mrs William Gamble, Rev Erwin accident, and Carrie Compton. Mentions National Insurance Union meeting and a trial of a new light in Fountain store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Shepler-Newton Orchestra
J. M. McClay
The
Hyperions
Clifford Geddes
Adrian, Mich
Jerome K. Jerome
Lois
Joan
Lillian Mae Carnes
Lucy Huntington Thrapn
Drusilla
Margaret Lee Carrol
Lawrence Leigh
Thomas
Azariah Stodd
S. Melville Fisher
Mr. Rivers
J. H. Talmage
Lord Tennyson
Madge Parkhill
Main Street
John A. Dayton
South Seventh Street
J. Frank Bull
Standard Advertising Company
Chicago
Luke Hall
Peter Gross
North Twelfth Street
Gleason Adams
Walnut Street
William Gamble
South Ninth Street
Erwin
Orchard Street
Carrie Compton
Locust Street
Roscoe Community Notes Include Funeral Attends and Local Happenings
Roscoe residents share updates from attendances at Charles Welfe Karr Daugherty’s funeral to visits from relatives in Dayton and Michigan. Local officials report graveling Roscoe hill while Miss Coral Coles visits from Michigan. A coal mine opening by Frank Fortune and a Bell telephone line extension near rural route 1 are noted amid church events and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Wochereh
Menterih Ro
Robert Greer
Charles Welfe Karr Daugherty
With & Carbun
Frank Fortune
Iis Farm
Charles Goodin
West Virginia
Hiarmoy Hach
Dayton
Roscoe Cviven
Roscoe Hill
Coral Coles
Michigan
Rosa Hack
James Gell
Wakatomica
Price
George
Philip Passmore
Court House actions and real estate filings in Coshocton county
Court actions include Youngstown Dry Goods suing John Graham for 469.44 with interest from 1902. Probate Court lists administrators, trustees, and wills in multiple estates. Deeds filed show transfers in Conesville, Cambridge addition to Coshocton, Linton and Bedford townships with amounts up to 4300. Licenses to marry issued for residents of Virgin ia and Crawford townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Dry -Goods Company
J. C. Adams
John Graham
Canal
Minnie A. Carrick
L. D. Schott
de Bonis
Orpha J. McElwee
Hester H. Spangler
Chas .B. Spangler
Elizabeth Bahmer
David Casterday
A. Marquand
Conesville
Dora E. Emler
Henry D. Beach
Adam Alleshouse
Cambridge
Coshocton
Mary E. Burger
Harry Miller
Linton Township
Philip Hill
Charles Haskins
Travinger & Aronholt
Simon Ashcraft
David Davis
Bedford Township
John Tish
William S. Fish
J. B. Elliott
William S. Tish
Wdah Randies
Joseph
No Word From Bowen in The Age Dispatch
Washington reports no word from Bowen as of early afternoon. President Cesry authorized a plan to create a self governing group amid a growing dispute. Sabaran Love Bas announced an order for seventy five new Louhs for children to be placed in public libraries soon. Two weary wives registered at the city prison this morning after an overnight stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Washington
Bednarrows
Aie
Meru
Rom Alini Ler Bowen
Cesry
Brit Ptpargn
Cate de Kerlin
Sabaran Love Bas
Coshocton Markets Price list corrected semi weekly
Market prices from Coshocton listed by Dawson Smith and OS Lee for various goods. Includes per pound rates for beef, lard, butter, chicken, and potatoes, plus per bushel prices for corn and wheat and retail figures for flour, meal, brand, and screenings. Names firms and items with speculative OCR noise but preserves main commodities and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Smith
Popular Priest Hegally Surprised Congregation Honors Father Synan
The Sacred Heart Church entertained Rev. Father Owen J. Lynag at the Park hotel for the tenth anniversary of Father Lyman. More than a hundred guests, including priests from Columbus Dennison Athens and Dresden, attended a formal reception and banquet with speeches and music. The event featured elaborate decor, a luncheon under Sandford Timms, and a token of esteem for Father Synan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Lynag
Park Hotel
Father Lyman
Father
Meara
Columbus
J. J. Hartley
Steubenville
P. M. Hiery
Dennison
John Meade
Mingo Junction
Otto Bries
Jay Murphey
John McDowell
Sandford Timms
Amelia Bachman
Fannie Weaver
Bertha Foch
Agnes McDowell
Cleregzien
Tev
Rabl- Tideteor
Father Specht
Father Spelt
Thor
Father Sprent
Specht
Yfe
Father Mattingly
Athens
Christ
Rey Mattmels
Hale a Century a Constable in Ohio History
William Jeffries long served as constable since 1848 with only two terms free, spanning White Eyes Lafayette and city service for over thirty years. He recalls faithfully executing writs and notes a famous replevin over Kitchen overcoat amid local notices and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
William Jeffries
Jeffries
White Eyes
Lafayette
Kitchen
Husband Arrested in Alleged Murder at Lithopolis
The body of Mrs Charles Wheeler was found this morning in Lithopolis. Her husband, a known Columbus pump manufacturer, was arrested and placed under guard amid crowd threats of lynching. Deputy Sheriff Callahan and the coroner left for the scene. The husband had recently sued his wife for alleged debt of 37095.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehraph
Lancaster
Charles Wheeler
Lithopolis
Lynch- la
Callahan
Cly
Sene Wheeler
Columbins
Express Car Shipments Hit Coshocton Gas Plant
Huge packages arrive by express for the Coshocton gas company, marking a record in express deliveries. Freight congestion at Pillsbore forces a second car of centre rings to be sent, essential for piping work to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
Fer
Tyiever Express
Coshocton Gas Company
Pillsbore
Express
Societies and Clubs Gather for Fun and News
A society note from Coshocton details a duck outing near Miss Julia Burrell’s home nine miles north of the city, with a ride misadventure and a late supper. It lists attendees including Ed Shaw and Coral Walter, plus a local women’s circle hosting a slave social, prizes, and an invitation. Also noted are a Neighborhood club party, a card prize won by Mrs. W. F. Darling, a forthcoming wedding of J. E. Hissong and Annie Weddes, and a birthday button gift to KE. W. Rose, plus music for a Shadow social by the Coshocton Ahther club with the Loc harp orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Burrell
Sity
Destinaton
Old Sol
Ed Shaw
Coral
Hessie Walter
Joseph McDowell
Willie Hulk
Personal notices from Baltic area residents
A long list of Baltic and nearby residents visiting relatives, traveling for visits, or returning from trips. Names include Mrs. Warner Hay, Mrs. Gallagher, Miss Bessie Johnson, Mrs. Richinson, Mrs. Gail Hamilton, Steven Dawson, Miss Mary Ricketts, Miss Fauna Putt, Judge Voorhees, Marty Stover, and many others with brief notes on locations such as Pittsburg, Washington, Columbus, and Cleveland, plus minor local movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Gallagher
Pittsburg
F. C. Cross
Thomas Johnson
Washington, D. C
Bessie Johnson
Joseph K. Johnson
Richinson
Delia
Ga. Hamilton
Walnut Street
Gail Hamilton
Ohio
Steven Dawson
John R. White
New York
A. D. Manner
Main Street
Samuel Moore
Ballic
Oburn English
Zanesville
Misa Coral Coles
A. J. Lennons
Adrian
Mich
Frank Karr
West Lafayette
T. B. Ross
Ubrichsville
A. J. Hill
South Third Street
UW. Hunt
Washington
Mary Ricketts
Colbus
Fauna Putt
Butte
Mra Doneey
Crestnut Street
T. M. Voorhees
Delaware
Credit Court
Itos
Indlag
Edreusr
Marty Stover
Cine Sonata
Cophoetorny
Isseta
Eity Thesday
Mike Short
Jon Lent
Baltic
Will Robertson
Meliville
N Oj
John Dell
Cana Dover
Mary Cooper
North Eleventh Street
Jo Gamble
Monopoly of labor charged by counsel
Simon Wolverton, lawyer for the operators, told the strike commission that the United Mine Workers aims to organize mine workers and establish a monopoly of labor to supply coal. He argued the monopoly is dangerous to all industry and called the current strike demands unreasonable. He noted anthracite miners could earn $500 a year if they wished. In other items, local notes report social visits and assorted minor happenings including coincidences in Warsaw and Coshocton, and a horse loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Simon Wolverton
Jie
United Mine Workers
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Insurance Union
Tabor Han
Court House
Clarence B. Senter
Virginia Township
Sarah Bell Randles
Otto E Board
Crawford Township
Anna I. Schoonover
Bowen
Coshocton Markets
Hegally
Congregation of Sacred Heart Church
Father Synan
Timms
Bakersville
Louis Draker
Harry Lower
Avondale
Sade Stephen
Familly
Guernsey County
Kilsmiller
Presbyterian Shurch
Blarty Palomer
GG. Loveless Tre
Magnolia
Jane Soin
Atton
Berris
Shaw Building
J. EB. Hissong
Annie Weddes
Mr. Hissong
Hissong
Newcomerstown
Miss Weddes
Newmarket
Canada
KE. W. Rose
Mary Robinson
Warner Hay
Kate Myers
Canal Dover
Grace Carr
Oxford College
James WU. Seward
Keene
G. H. Reed
Charles Westervelt
Lorain
Harrison Court
Henry Hubrich
Chilli
Mechin Barrett
Mohawk Village
Valentine Hubrich
Pearl
H. H. Foster
Weat Lafayette
Charles H. Beal
New Castle
Frank Finlay
North Fourth Street
J. F. McManus
Toledo
Ely
Trike Commission
Bowman
Clifton Randles
Warsaw
Edward Shaw
John Bailey
Betsey Randles
Flenry Lower
Sylvester Randies
Joseph Fortune
Henry County
Daniel Binning
Coskottem
Daniel Bickle
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