Local social notes from Plainfield and nearby towns
Mrs H J Hartman of Plainfield visits daughter Mrs L T Judd. Miss Lou Wiggins and Miss Nora Emerson attend a Newcomerstown dance Thursday. Frank Smith justice of the peace visits sister Mrs Frank Martin in Roscoe. Walter Rinehart of 8 A Dayth’s barber shop visits Balite with parents. B B Woodward of Plainfield on city business. Charles Catshall returns to Canal Dover after a week here. J C Eisner and W D Eisner travel to Frazersburg on business. J J Barthelmech and Valentine Limbacher of Baltic visit Saturday. Mr and Mrs Boyd and family of Avondale visit Henry Suntheimer on South Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hartman
Plainfield
L. T. Judd
Lou Wiggins
Nora Emerson
Newcomerstown
Frank Smith
Washington Township
Frank Martin
Roscoe
Walter Rinehart
Balite
B. B. Woodward
Charles Catshall
Canal Dover
J.C. Eisner
W- D. Eisner
Frazersburg
J. J. Barthelmech
Valentine Limbacher
Baltic
Mrs. Boyd
Avondale
Henry Suntheimer
South Sixth Street
Widow of Dead Engineer Sues for 10 000 in Ohio Case
Ethel A Veo widow and administratrix of Tole A Veo sues Pennsylvania and Pan Handle railroad firms for 19000 damages in common pleas court claiming joint use of Panhandle tracks caused a collision near Coshocton on December 4. She accuses the Panhandle of negligent operation and cites insufficient operators and incompetence. A second note reports Uhrichsville preparing for a dog show March 17 to 20, second annual Twin Cities Kennel Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel A. Veo
Tole A. Veo
Common Pleas
Pennsylvania and
Pan Handle
Toledo Blade
Veo
Pennsylvania
Coshocton
Panhandle
Yeo
Pennsylvania Company
Uhrichsville
Twin Cities
Honest Health Offer From Dr Miles Grand Dispensary
An ad promises a free trial of heart and nerve remedies with no cost, urging recipients to judge the treatment themselves. It claims thousands cured and asks for patient details, offering a liberal payback if unsatisfied and demanding a response with a sick friend’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
S.ate Street
Chicago
Troubles on the telephone rural route
An inspector recalls amusing and irritating incidents as telephones reach rural districts. Subscribers misuse lines, eavesdropping and interference spark complaints, with stories from farmers about broken wires, muffled bells, and lines used as clotheslines on wash days.
Rural telephone lines spark disputes and curiosity
The article recalls early rural telephone use where curious children damaged wires and screws while adults fought over lines. Subscribers on shared wires argued over "right of way," and city and country systems differed in conflict frequency as experience grew.
Infant Girl Found Dead in Dennison Family
The month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mc Mery of Dennison was found dead in bed Sunday morning by her mother. Cause of death unknown. The child lay with the parents as the father, a fireman, started his run. The bereaved couple have two other children and are well known in Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Charles McMery
Dennison
Oakridge Cemetery
Yavcloch
McCleary
Daveineh
Mr McCleary
George McClery
Cherry Street
Daniel Valentine
Jackson Township
Get the Most Out of Your Food and Stomach Signals
A fragment mentions weak stomachs and digestion troubles. It cites uneasiness after eating nervous headaches and belching as signs. It notes Flood's Sarsaparilla as beneficial for stomach trembles and general weakness and includes a testimonial from TRON, Chester, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
Lesson From Paul on Deliverance by Christ
J Sever pastor of the Eleventh Street Church of Christ preached on Romans focusing on the contrast between Romans seven and eight. He urged that true freedom comes from deliverance through Jesus Christ, contrasting genuine faith with hypocritical profession and urging readers to seek deliverance from sin rather than remain enslaved. He cites Paul’s Damascus road conversion and the cry what wilt thou have me do Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sever
Eleventh Street Church of Christ
McArthur
Christ the Deliverer
Paul
Jesus Christ
Damascus
Jesus
Christ
James Barnes in Lunacy Inquest at Wheeling River
James Barnes who proclaimed himself Jesus Christ walked on water at the river in Wheeling and nearly drowned. He was rescued and jailed to await a lunacy inquest. Also listed are unclaimed letters at Coshocton post office for week ending February 16 1905 and notices appointing Victoria Groh administratrix of Jacob Groh estate with date February 14 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barnes
Jesus Christ
Wheeling
Coshocton
Carrie Aare
Ans
Steve Rhule
Ida Stewart
Rachel Wilden
Pearl Timmons
Thomas Duffy
Chas Ennis
William Franklin
W. H. Hart
George Jones
John LeCraft
Jos. Morgan
WW. J. Rice
C. B. McCoy
P.M
Jacob Groh
Ohio
Victoria Groh
Local Market Prices Show Produce and Grain Rates
Market notes list per pound prices for Butter Eggs and Meats along with per bushel and per barrel rates for grains and produce. Notable items include Butter 26 cents, Eggs 10 cents a dozen, Turkey dressed 18 cents a pound, Wheat and Corn per bushel, and Flour per barrel with several seasonal adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeenass
E. S. Lee
Live Stock Prices From McCall Rowlen Newburn Report
East Liberty buyers report cattle and hay market activity with ranges by class. Cattle classes include Good to Frame, Rough Fat, Good Butchers, Selected Butchers, and various feeders, stockers, and cows. Hay, seed prices and wool quotes from Boston are also listed, with Ohio fleece quotations included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Emo
Boston
Ohio
Lee
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Aimed at Diarrhea Cures
For over sixty years the well known remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers to soothe children teething and relieve diarrhea. The advert claims it softens gums calms pain and is a universal cure in all parts of the world. Seek the genuine bottle and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
New Lace and Snowy White Goods Arrive in Stock
New goods and special sales announce lace and embroideries, with new white fabrics and solid colors. A large stack of snow white goods bought long ago is now available, priced from 5c to 15c per yard, ideal for shirts waists dresses and spring wear.
Special Bargains for the Week at 5c
Special bargains for the week feature 5c items including ginghams and seersuckers, flannelettes, percales, outing flannels, and corded Madras. Also offers on black and white petticoats at 50c, women's waists at 50c, and flannel, sateen and flannelettes from 75c to $1.00. Children's items at 15c and fleece lined ose at 10c, all sizes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs
Chas
Hood
Church OF Christ
Shepherd
N. W
Washington, D.C
Mra
Austin
Aly
G. F. Finnell
Studie. Geide Block
ST. Coshocton
Tae
Jwe
Hindh Corded
Madras
The
Crawford Store Company
Newepa
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