Personal notes from Coshocton visit acquaintances
A string of local social items records Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Merrell returning home after visiting relatives, plus guests and visits among residents including Mrs. Robert Kirk, Will Boyd, Mrs. Smith Jones, Miss Nina Cole, Roy Burrell, W A Daugherty, Friend Powelson, Mrs. Jay S Stocking, Mr. and Mrs. F L Lacey, Estella Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lent, Mrs. John Lint, Marion Rose, Jacob Garver, and Ed Kuniz with various host locations on Cambridge, Walnut, South Seventh streets and nearby towns.
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Delbert Merrell
Newcomerstown
Robert Kirk
Plainfield
Anthony Lennon
Worth Second Street
Will Boyd
Chili
John Lorenz
Frank Pfons
Smith Jones
Nina Cole
Isleta
Roy. Burrell
Bethelhem Township
Coshoct
W. A. Daugherty
Louisville
Avondale
Powelson
Columbus
Jay. S. Stocking
Washington
E. A. McCabe
Walnut Street
F. L. Lacey
Conesville
Jin Dennison
Misa Estella Moore
West Carlisle
J. F. Tredway
Cambridge Street
Morris Lent
Chilt
John Lint
Baltic
R. C. Darnes
South Seventh Street
Marion Rose
Nellie
Wm. McNabb
Jacob Garver
Rogersville
Walhending
Ed. Kuniz
Dresden
Directors and Officers Elected of Home Building Company
The Home Building Loan and Savings company held its annual meeting Wednesday evening as directors elected for the year: J. G. Fisher W. R. Pomerene F. B Pomerene W. H. Robinson Jr. A. P. Stewart M. Q. Baker A. J. Miller W. A. Himebaugh C. S. McCoy The board organized with C. Fisher as president W. R. Pomerene as vice president A. J. Miller as treasurer and W. A Himebaugh as secretary and counsel The rate for all borrowers was fixed at six percent from January 1, 193
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The
Home Building, Loan and Savings Company
Himebaugh
J. G. Fisher
W. R. Pomerene
F. B Pomerene
W. H. Robinson
A. P. Stewart
M. Q. Baker
A. J. Miller
W. A. Himebaugh
C. 8. McCoy
Wr. C. Fisher
Trester
W. A Himehaugh
Runaway horse bruises driver near Lang’s Bakery
A Carcall Grocery wagon driven by Wasen Tran along South Lawn Avenue broke a shaft causing a runaway. The horse pulled the wagon past the grocery store and collided with Lang’s Bakery wagon without serious damage. Frank Buchless, driver of the carrot wagon, suffered a severe facial bruise but no serious injuries.
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Carcall
Wasen Tran
South Lawn Avenue
Langs
Frank Buchless
Avondale Village to Have Cemetery
Avondale plans a cemetery on two acres bought from Alfen Mier overlooking the village. An organized association will be incorporated and grounds laid out with drives and walks. It will hold 250 plots with some already sold and is to be run on a business basis, not for profit. Dr. Merriam has moved into the Jorenz building. Traveling salesmen are busy, with drummers visiting stores each Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Alfen Mier
Verdiots AR Made Public In Two Inquest Verdicts
Coroner Marshall released findings on two inquest verdicts. Toney A Veo died in a head on collision on the Pennsylvania railroad east of the W V tower due to George N Shaw turning a wrong switch. Andrew Lyman died at Bretsius boarding house January 16 from wood alcohol overindulgence. Both verdicts filed at the clerk's office.
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Marshall
Toney A. Veo
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. V. Tower
George N. Shaw
Andrew Lyman
Bretsius
Damsel from Newcomerstown Held Then Released
A woman described as Mary Wilson, claiming to be a fortune teller, was jailed at the city prison after drunken trouble sparked by her Newcomerstown arrival. She clung to Turnkey Decker, read palms with a soiled deck, and was released by Mayor Rinner the next morning as she continued her journey toward Steubenville.
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City
Newcomerstown
Turnkey
Decker
Seth
Coshocton
Mary Wilson
Chref Mapel
Johnstown
Steubenville
Rinner
County Board of Examiners Releases May Teach List
The County Board of Examiners issues year by year teacher appointments including WooAE McCurdy and several others for two and three year terms. Ohio State Journal features Edward S Diehnsen and Rev Dillin as debaters for Ohio State University in a forthcoming Delaware contest. A strong wind broke a large plate glass at the Patterson saloon on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooae McCurdy
County Board of School Examiners
Woote Elder
Ellie Cloak
Walter Howell
C © Schumacher
Pearl Ogle
Barbara EB. Preston
Delgse Myers
Adgh Krenler
Edna McKinws
Kuth VeCngzgage
Sanford Hamsey
T OR Sehore
Coshocton
Ohio State Journal
Edward S Diehnsen
Rev Dillin
Ohio State University
Delaware
Patterson
West Main Street
Advertising Proverb Sparks Merchant Pride
A concise nugget notes that shopkeepers who dismiss advertising often end up pleased to be called enterprising merchants in papers, a wry view on self promotion and public mentions in local media.
New Baby Born Near Rascoe
Card of thanks from Mrs Jennie Powell thanks friends in Avondale and Coshocton for kindness during her daughter’s illness and death. The Bonham family of Rascoe area notes the recent birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baby
Fred Bonham
Rascoe
Jennie Powell
Avondale
Coshecton
New Laws Felt Locally And County Tax Report
Deputy Auditor Fisher forwarded to the state treasurer the county tax of 1748.45 for Coshocton from the last six months, the lowest in forty years, due to Cole and Willis bills enabling direct corporate payments. Judge Roche retires from probate this week. Judge-elect Donley and Deputy Hunt to remain in place. Deeds filed include Brumskill to Leyton for 1.75 acres in Tuscarawas. Powelson to Powelson for 2.5 acres in Linton. McDermott to Ben durée for Lot 428 in Coshocton. Severns to Darling and Darling to Cora B Darling for Warsaw lots 1 and 82. Marriage licenses granted to Walter A Lower and Amanda Bennell in Crawford. Stockum to Stockum for 46 acres. Albert to Hattie and Velma Kelsey for Lot 100 in Coshocton. Bath and Atkinson to John Daugherty in Oxford for parcels.
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Fisher
Coshocton
Cole
Willis
Judge Donley
Judge Roche
R. L Donley
Miss Hunt
Wm Brumskill
Moses Leyton
Tuscarawas Township
Erastus N. Powelson
Alfred P. Powelson
Linton Township
Robert B. McDermott
Carrie Bendurée
Rhoda A. Severns
Clark Severns
Glen R. Darling
Cora B. Darling
Warsaw
Walter A .Lower
Crawford
Amanda Bennell
Crawford Township
George W. Stockum
James EB. Stockum
Alexander Albert
Hattie N. Kelsey
Velma B. Kelsey
William Bath
Manches Atkinson
John Daugherty
Oxford Township
Swift Packing Company seeks dissolution of beef trust injunction
Telegraph to The Age Chicago reports the Swift Packing company filed a petition seeking removal of the temporary injunction against the Beef Trust alleging conspiracy to monopolize the U S meat business and violation of interstate commerce laws. Also brief local notices about ill residents and a new Cassleton Gas Company venture.
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Age
Chicago
Swift Packing Ccompany Today
Beef Trust
Ela
United States
Pearls Becoming Scarce and Health Adverts
Famine of pearls cited from high demand and limited supply with claims pearls suit youth and beauty. Health ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as health maker curing headache nervousness digestion liver kidney troubles malaria fever and ague. Late markets show cattle and sheep steady with slight price gains. May wheat risen to 78 3 4 cents. com 34 46 cents. oats 36 1 2, pork and fork price noted.
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East Liberty
Chicago
Warning for the Kaiser by D Dinkelspiel
A wartime satirical plea from D Dinkelspiel in New York urging Kaiser Wilhelm II to heed a warned doctrine attributed to President Monroe. The piece mocks naval threats, urges moving ships away from Dewey and Wennyzoola, and warns that the Dewey man will prevail if the Kaiser does not retreat with caution.
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Syllium
Yen
Dinkelepiel
Wennyzoola Place
Dewey Man
Monroe
Bedlé
Wheeling Section Men Gain 20 Percent Pay Increase
Glad tidings were heralded Thursday as all Wheeling and Lake Erie section men will receive a twenty percent advance effective March 1, 1903. About twenty five section workers in the city will now earn $1.50 per day, up from $1.25, a welcome raise for their labor.
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Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Former Senator Dawes Dies After Long Service
Former United States Senator Dawes died at 5 15 this morning in Pittsfield Mass aged 86 he had been unconscious since last Monday night Dawes retired from the Senate March 4 1892 after 36 years in Congress The obituary notes his long career and age.
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Pittsfield
Mass
United States
Dawes
United States Senate
Congress
Caticura Ointment Promoted for Skin and Hair Care
Caticura Ointment touted as the best remedy for tortured scaly humours of the skin and scalp. It claims immediate relief after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and may require Resolvent Pills for severe cases, with broad use from infancy to old age and various athletic activities.
The Divine Right and a Lodge Master Joke
A string of quirky quips and cartoons from Punch and city papers. A Parisian fancy for masters, Oshkosh grand dues, and a jokey clash over ladies play on golf and a goose club at the Pig and Whistle. A New York auto show visitor tally noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekal Fitzfoozle
Admiral Peppercorn
Oshkosh
Indianapoli Sun
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Cashocton Ohio
Probate court order directs sale of real estate in Washington township Cashocton County Ohio known as number nine in Cooperdale village. Property appraised at $3500 with a three installment sale plan paid via mortgage, interest accrues from sale date. T P Perkins as executor of Priscilla A Hardesty’s estate will conduct a public auction on February 14 1903 at 2 o'clock.
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Cashocton County
Ohio
T P Perkins
Plainoiff
Joseph Hardesty
Cashocton
State of Ohio
T. P Perkins
Prigmila A. Hardesty
Washington Township
Coshocton County
Cooperdale
White Sale Opens Monday in Coshocton for Finest Underwear
Our White Sale on Monday February 9 invites Coshocton ladies to inspect a vast white goods line. Muslin and cambric undergarments, lace curtains, linens, and more are offered at low prices, with goods from four eastern factories and warrants of full, durable quality. Corset covers, drawers, gowns, skirts, and children’s wear feature wide ranges from cents to dollars, all in a white decorated store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Embroideries Sale in Coshocton Promises Low Prices
Trade ad touts 3000 yards cambric edgings at 1 cent a yard and thousands more cambric nainsook Swiss edgings and insertions with trims for underwear and gowns. Also features garland embroidery galoons and allovers at popular prices with 7 10 12 and 13 cent items.
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Coshocton
White Goods Display Attracts Shoppers This Week
Mercerized Oxford cloth and madras yards priced from 19 to 85 cents. Dotted Swisses, spreads, linens, lace curtains, cambrics, and napkins featured. Special cash discount on all white goods for one week beginning Monday February 9. Samples of everything white on display to entice ladies.
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Madras
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Home Building Loan and Savings Company
R. K. Merriam
Jorenz Building
Tony Veo
Andrew Lynam
County Board OF Examiners
Court House
Amber Charley Lamberson
Charles Land
Dave
Waal Street
Willam Grifey
Zanesville
Vaie Grifey
New Gas Company
Cashoeton Gas Company
Woy
Ings
Rosers Bnilding
Kaiser
Vatch
Ould
Doan’d
Uncle Sam
Dewey
Ouldt
Dee Monroe
Vateh
D. Dinkelspiel
New York American
Wheeling
Baltimore
New York
Gotham
New York Times
T. P. Perkins
Priscilla A. Hardesty
R. A. Powelson
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Ransom D. G. Co
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