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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
7
Chileago cattle receipts about 19 000 with steady to higher firming across beef and dairy classes. Hogs show cautious gains with sales near 7.10 to 7.20, while lambs reach 4.74 to 7.60 per head. Toledo wheat and corn prices mixed, local grocery and grain markets list current buying and selling figures.
In Conesville a community gathering featured local figures and performances. Attendees included Mrs D enilar Rent das and Miss Madeo MeSbamr, with plans announced for a Crostion on April to honor efforts in local projects.
Local notices detail Mrs. Chaney visiting her father J. B. Evans in Coshocton while in Columbus. Several residents travel to Dresden, Trinway, Newark, and Galion for visits, church events, and social gatherings. Names include Alice Suhvoles, J. H. Sehogier, W. Wiggens, Bernas Preston, Adam Hett, Marace Welling, and others at various homes and church functions.
Willow Brook community news lists visits from Coshocton Ward Dickey Tunnel Hill and Fresno friends, sermons at One Christian Chapel, and various home and farm updates. Individuals like Rev Bower Dayton and Geo MoeCoy appear amid land transactions and improvements.
Mrs George Crowther aged 82 died Friday night after long illness with dropsy of the heart and a paralytic stroke. She lived with her daughter in Mohawk Village. survived by children William Crowther and Mrs WooS8 Pry. Local funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs Williery and others. Rev M Mortis preached at the service. The piece notes teacher praise and a listed remedy for rheumatic sufferers, Chamberlain's Pain Balm, sold by local druggists.
Fragmentary local notes describe cold weather reaching ten to twelve below by thermometer. Names connected to Coshocton Bloomingrove and Tunnel Hill appear visiting, calling on relatives, and involvement in mining and education. Several residents from Coshocton and nearby towns are mentioned with scattered events and weather observations.
Household and social notes list visits and gatherings at Adams Mills and nearby towns. Families including Miss Mary Scott and Mrs Dickey of Quaperdale are mentioned with extended weekends and dinners in Coshocton and Frankl in. A long roster records neighbors visiting, entertaining, and property transfers in New Castle and surrounding areas during February.
At Chestnut Hill Rev Bo Dhlin will lead a revival service at the Chestnut Hill sediment house this Sunday evening amid expectant locals.
A detailed program for the Fresno Farmers Institute week includes sessions on farm life fields, Clover, swine, sheep, and crops with morning, afternoon, and evening programs. Notable speakers include D. S. Carpenter A. W. Diuntavey and M. C. Thomas plus a committee appointments and garden talks.
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