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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
5
An advertising notice urges using Royal Baking Powder for all receipts calling for cream of tartar soda or baking powder. It promises higher, sweeter, finer flavor and better digestion, claiming rival alum and phosphate powders are cheaper but ineffective and unsafe.
The V. S. club of Roscoe hosted a Valentine party at Miss Lena Akeroyd s home. Guests enjoyed storytelling, hat trimming antics, and gifts from a carpet rag ball as they celebrated with refreshments and lively socializing among members and friends.
A flurry of club events and socials dominates the page. The Ladies Sodality of Sacred Host church hosted a Valentine social raising about 80 dollars, with archery, refreshments, and songs. Supper parties, a L C B A meeting, a dance, and a chili supper at the Baptist church reflect a busy social calendar around town.
Mrs Wills Young of Wills Creek visits daughter Mrs Charles Clark on Kenilworth avenue. Homer Work of Newcastle and L V McVey of Walhending were in town Tuesday. Miss Nellie Hill travels to Denneson. C G Ransom and GC Ransom depart for New York City on business. Frank C Burch leaves Wheeling for New York City. Isaac Chubb of Van Wert visits his brother Wesley Chubb on South Tenth Street. Laundry Workers plan a social tonight at Central Taber hall.
The girl who died Tuesday afternoon from severe burns is identified as Leota Bush formerly of Mohawk and once living in this city. Her remains arrived in the city this morning and were sent to Mohawk for burial this afternoon.
The eight boys named in affidavits by C E Palmer faced Squire Winmer on a disorderly conduct charge near his home. Five were released after a talking-to, while three alleged ringleaders, almost young men, were held for a hearing tonight. Mrs. Catharine Chubber of No 10th Street is sinking rapidly.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad answers Red Bank Fuel suit to force coal shipment from Buckhennon mines. The defense challenges ICC and federal court jurisdiction claiming the commission erred in locating Red Rock Fuel company outside the Fairmont district and denies stock ties to any local coal firm.
London dispatch reports The Standard that final settlement of the Moroccan dispute will come from America. Ambassador White awaits the right moment to submit a proposal believed acceptable to France and Germany. The correspondent cites Mr White and expects a successful issue.
Attorneys for both sides in the Reeves divorce case plan a meeting in Judge Roche's office this afternoon to push a settlement of alimony. Dan Valentine reports the latest on Gib Rutledge who was injured in the traction engine accident and is steadily improving. Moving news notes John Hanlon and family relocate from the Spangler property to an apartment in the Richie fats.
LYBARGER discusses a lingering issue in a local court or meeting and suggests a plan from the Dill to resolve the knotty problem and prevent future trouble in the state. The article also lists colonist ticket rates for certain periods and routes with overs at specified dates.
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