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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
2
Local notes recount visitors from Coshocton Canton Wheeling and other towns for holidays and religious meetings. A cheese factory purchase and tourism rates wrap a long slice of community life with Christmas visits and wedding plans noted.
Local page lists weddings and visitors during the holidays. The ceremony for Miss Cora Merchant and Mr. Lowe took place at the bride’s home on West Main Street with Rev Merchant officiating. Families from Coshocton, Toledo, Perryville, and other towns are noted visiting relatives, including professors, and social events at the M E church in town. A general holiday roundup mentions travel, Christmas gatherings, and various calls on kin across the region.
Tiverton Grange names new officers as local members travel for holidays. Dr. Jaker Wise and Cote recognized for improving care while many residents visit relatives in Ashland and Columbus over Christmas. Mrs. Wigmn and Miter, Edith Rahn convalesce from severe flu. Dr. E M Wright attends in Warsaw.
Dec 28 Tanga Wis Miss Alive spent Monday night with Miss Lada Harbold A number of young folks spent Tuesday evening at Hiram Welker s dimes and Miss Anna Welker were in Newcomerstown Wednesday. Miss Nora Exsten of Toden spent hidchel with relatives here Mrs Jas Carnes spent Thursday 0 Friday with her daughter Mrs Florence Welker Mrs Irene Skarard and son Robi fraqusneted business on Cashoeton Thursday Miss Elke Yeartmen is serious ill presment ROS Lawrence and Rd James were in Cashoeton Saturday Jonathan Tinker spent Saturday night and Sunday with her brother Harley in White Ryea Mroo and Mrs Peter Harbold and daughter Amy of Frestio and Jos Oyle and family spent Sunday at Hiram Welker s Charles Osler of Mt Ephram iz Visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs John Ruby spent Sunday with the lady s parents Mr l and Mrs Win Magness near Birds Run John Sein and Mr John Johnson called at ff S Suirveck s Sunday Our schools are closed for vacation this week WoW Shyeck was in Coshocton Christ RShawrenes has purchised the Sarah Woeslineam consisting of 77 eres for 17
A holiday season of gatherings and ceremonies fills Conesville with news of weddings and visitors. Families including the Holdsworths and Phillipses celebrate nuptials, while numerous relatives arrive or travel for Christmas and holiday visits.
District Attorney Jerome’s plurality increased by about 5,000 from early police returns. The final official tally shows a 15,004 lead instead of the printed 11,450 after canvassers counted void and protested ballots before Justice Glegerich. Roosevelt arrives in Virginia en route to Pine Knob.
Bakersville held a busy holiday scene with a Central school pie and box social clearing about 38.50. Local families hosted visitors from Coshocton and Canal Dover. The Presbyterian church Christmas program impressed with a grand tree and numerous gifts. Dr J A Honabarger and wife from Warsaw visited relatives, while R M Rowers traveled to New Philadelphia Canal Dover and Coshocton.
Dec 28 report from Center Valley says mumps kept the village school closed for the first or last week, with Miss Miller resuming work on Tuesday. Christmas dinner saw the W. A. Calhoun family together with Miss Greene and Ethel of Belle Valley and J. C. Glenn of Newcomerstown.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says revolutionists captured a 100 mile stretch of rail south of Minsk and rioting occurred at Kolpino near St. Petersburg. A general strike was declared in Lodz Russian Poland with shops and factories closed and streetcars idle.
The Mohawk village revival closed with few conversions as Evangelist Morris left for other meetings. Local families gathered for Christmas at J. P. Darling's in Nellie to celebrate Maud Dar ling’s homecoming from Cleveland where she will sing in a major church.
A Coshocton preacher officiates at the Christmas day wedding of Mr. Wm. Miller and Miss Ora Sear at the bride’s home. The event includes a serenade and festive entertainment. relatives travel from Columbus and Warsaw for the holiday gathering. Public schools close for holidays. Christmas services held in local Lutheran churches. many locals visit relatives and attend meetings in Columbus.
Unclear health ad extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims kidneys influence all body organs and urges readers to try sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York. Contains outdated pricing and promotional language.
Amusements notice touts Theodore Kremer's The Fatal Wedding produced by Sullivan Harris Woods at the Sixth Street theatre Friday night December 29. Critics and public in New York hailed its success and the play has spread nationwide with translations into French and German.
Keene Ohio area residents share holiday gatherings with relatives and friends. Families from Coshocton and Columbus visit hosts including the Adams and Beall households, with church Christmas events well attended and several local readers reported improving health.
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