Blissfield notes and local business updates
Blissfield report covers Samuel Brillhart improving, band boys buying an engine to run two mills, Iva and William Fox moving their saw mill on Tom Fox farm, and M A Van Kandel supplying equipment. Locals mention lectures by Jr Williams on Romanism, protracted meetings at Salem, Henry Adams shipping lumber to Cleveland, Baltic buyers purchasing farms, and Selders relocating to Copperdale for milling work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brillhart
Iva
William Fox
Tom Fox
M. A. van Kandel
Cocklin
Salem
Cleveland
Maddricks
Alliance
Ohio
Carroll
West Lafayette
Selders
Copperdale
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Real Estate Moves
Canal Lewisville scene shows Mrs. Fred Collins and son William visiting sister Mrs. Maston near Coshocton. Mrs. Thiel was in town last Saturday. Mrs. George A. Crambler moved to live with her son in West Bedford. Mrs. Kimsey Irving bought the Frederick property. Professor Everahrt visited his parents in Chili. A large number of people exchanged valentines Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Collins
William
Maston
Coshocton
Thiel
George A. Crambler
West Bedford
Kimsey Irving
Frederick
Professor Everahrt
Chili
Local social notes from New Moscow area
Mr and Mrs J E McDonald spent Sunday with relatives in Zanesville. W M Cornell of Hanover visited his parents here a few days. Mrs Hiram Cooksey visited her sister Mrs Shaw last week. Mr and Mrs G C Smailes Sundayed with relatives near Fraziersburg. Mrs Reed will have a sale Saturday Feb 22. Mrs Hannah Cunningham is visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Cornell
Hanover
Hiram Cooksey
Shaw
GC. A. Smailes
Frazersburg
M.rs. Reed
Hannah Cunningham
Valentine Party at Spring Mountain Shifts to Games and Prizes
Miss Carrie McNeal hosted a Valentine Eve party where guests hunted hidden valentines and later wrote names of remembered articles. Emma Trom and Irwin Ernest won memory contest prizes with fifty items named. Luncheon featured pink and white decor and hours of games before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie McNeal
Valentine
Emma Trom
Irwin Ernest
Wee Sma
Teressa Krownapple
Florence Weatherwax
Sadie Didinger
Sadie Krownapple
Leila Krownappie
Ada Havelbarger
Local Notes Compile Social Visits and Town News
Mrs Eberwine of Chili guests her daughter. Ren nar, Powell families visit Orange and Coshocton. Hamilton at Lewisville. Deeds at home. Shook and Graham visits in Coshocton. Delilah Durbin and Little visit Harvey Phillabaum. Born to Seymore Stuffy a son. Anna Adams ill with lung fever. Carpenters fortify W and L E bridges. Caton of Cleveland visits family. Huffman from Baltic buys stock. Wood chopping gathering at George Frock’s, pioneer of White Eyes. Phoebe Draher from Bakersville visiting. Bob Sadrach in town. High school literary for library funds. Honabarger and Bakersville workers retimber bridge. Libbie Miser visiting Coshocton. Syer Huffman ships sheep and hogs to Closeland. Housing scarce. two families share dwellings. Drainage plans to improve east village lots. Jake Bowen visits Chili. Norman of Bakersville visiting Alpha Rennar. Palmer Kempt’s son Will Cherry in town farm hunting. Lucy Norman visiting Mabel Graham. Scarfoos of Kent visiting Elmore Davis. U P church meetings end. accessions to church. Anti Saloon League speaker to address M E church Sunday. UC P S S adjusted schedule. One school board struggling to hire in primary. Beaver, Overholt, Overholt in town. Spring term set for two months township-wide. Ed King in Baltic. W C T U meeting at Mrs A J Moore. Miss Alice Henderson visiting Newcomerstown. Dr Daugherty returns to Louisville. West Adams sells farm west of town to Fred Varnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberwine
Chili
Philip Rennar
Will Powell
Guy Powell
Orange
Robert Hamilton
Lewisville
J. R. Boyd
Coshocton
J. H. Deeds
Wooster
S.deeds
Hattie Shook
A. J. Graham
Conner
Delilah, Durbin
Will Little
Harvey Phillabaum’s
Seymore Stutfy
Anna Adams
George Caton
Cleveland
Charley Catshall
Canal Dover
Milton Murphy
Andy Huffman
Baltic
George Frock
Mr Frockis
White Eyes
Phoebe Draher
Bakersville
H. J. Draher
Bob Sadrach
John Honabarger
Libbie Miser
Syer Huffman
Closeland
Jake Bowen
Norman
Alpha Rennar
Palmer Kempt
Will Cherry
Franklin Township
Lucy Norman
Lafayette
Mabel Graham
Scarfoos
Kent
Elmore Davis
U. P
Pinkerton
Anti Saloon League
M. E
United Presbyterian Church
UC P. 8. S
George Beaver
Dick Overholt
Ed. King
W C Tuw Wit
A. J. Moore
Alice Henderson
Newcomerstown
Crayton Norman
W. A. Daugherty
Louisville
West Adams
Fred Varnes
New Bed
Local Moves and Visits Stir Round Town Gossip
Ford resident Mr. Adams plans to move with family to Newcomerstown. Edith Clark leaves for a Canton visit. Mrs. Frye of Dundee visits at the homes of J. P. Boyd and John Sondheimer. Mrs. J. B. Park and Ruth depart for Atlantic Iowa due to a relative’s illness. Ed Rener’s home space taken by Alpha Renner family from Pearl. Philip Arbogast to Twinsburg to wed Mrs. Belle Spooner, sister of John Huff. Thomas Hamilton visits son-in-law M. L. Barrick in Pittsburg and sees Sam Fair now Panhandle air brake inspector in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twinsburg
Belle Spooner
Spooner
John Huff
Thomas Hamilton
M. L. Barrick
Dickie
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Sam Fair
Panhandle
New Castle Social Notes and Local Deaths
Misses Carrie and Mary Clarke of St. Lewisville and Mrs L P Brown recovering from illness. Marriage of Warren Giffen to Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Mrs Geraldine Cresap Dotter dies at 52 after paralysis. funeral at M E church. Numerous visits, guests, and local movements including Fred Foster, Otto Richardson and others visiting from Coshocton Mohawk Columbus and Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Mary Clarke
St. Lewisville
J. F. Daliere
Cleveland
Minnie Cochrane
Bladensburg
Hese
L. P. Brown
Ethel
Zella Berry
Marie Hagans
Warren Giffen
Mary Fitzgerald
Bender
Essie Burch
New Guilford
William Clarke
Geraldine Cresap Dotter
Baker
Frank Dotter
Mt Vernon
M E
Minnie Cochran
Mark Clarke
M. EB
Cora Richard
Mohawk
M. Barrett
Minnie McFarland
Walhonching
Elizabeth Stewart
Fred Foster
Roscoe
Otto Richardson
Coshocton
E. Beal
Charles Halil
Columbus
Mary Givens
R. 8. Hall
Don, Burch
Virgin Berklew
Henry Spechman
Frank Berry
Joe MacLarnan
Rolfe
Iowa
Local social notes from Newcomerstown and area
ISLETA miss Bila Simmons visited friends in Newcomerstown last week. Manchias Atkinson was in Port Washington Friday on business. Mr and Mrs John Davis of Newcomerstown spent Saturday with Mrs Perry Bache. George Mulgane and wife of Columbus were guests at the home of W. Culbertson and wife Wednesday. Miss Sadie Smith returned from a visit with friends in Newcomerstown. H C Ferguson of West Lafayette spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs S A Stowe. Everett Beeks was the guest of Howard Beeks and family recently. Wells Smith left Sunday for an extended visit with relatives in Perl. T W Culbertson and wife were in West Lafayette Friday. S L Stowe of Zanesville visited his parents. S A Stowe and wife, Friday. Mrs John Stewart and Mr Jas Tilton spent Monday in Newcomerstown Lawn. Mrs Noah Loos and daughter Leora visited relatives at Marlboro last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Simmons
Newcomerstown
Manchias Atkinson
Port Washington
John Davis
Perry Bache
George Mulgane
Columbus
W. Culbertson
Sadie Smith
H C Ferguson
West Lafayette
S. A. Stowe Everett Beeks
Howard Beekhs
Wells Smith
Suiday
Perl
T. W. Culbertson
SL. Stowe
Zanesville
S A Stowe
John Stewart
Jas. Tilton
Newcomers- Lawn
Noah Loos
Leora
Marlatrs
Bowman Relatives Mourn Mrs Joseph Robinson Death
Mrs Joseph Robinson, once noted as very ill last week, died Sunday. The funeral was held at Prairie Chapel on Tuesday and burial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robinson
Prairie Chapel
Local notes from Coshocton and area events
Notes record visitors from Coshocton and nearby towns including Mrs. Stanton Rancier and J D Williams lecture attendance in Roscoe. A fall incident on South Fourth street injures Mrs Sarah H Stewart with Dr McCurdy treating a scalp wound. Also noted are senior meetings of the United American Mechanics and market reports from Chicago and Washington with the army appropriation conference outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah H. Stewart
South Fourth Street
McCurdy
Decides Against Packers in Beef Trust Case
In Chicago on February 19 Judge Grosscup overruled the Packers demurrer and granted a temporary injunction in the 60 beef trust case. Packers counsel will discuss with principals by March 4, with possible action before a master in chancery and potential appeal to speed final adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Market Prices and Cattle Market Listings from 1903
The page lists corrected market prices for produce and flour, plus a comprehensive cattle and sheep market section from McCall, Rowlen & Newburn of East Liberty Pittsburg. Entries cover butter eggs beans onions lard potatoes beeswax turkeys ducks geese flour meal bran and more with ranges for beef cattle and sheep. Also notes Boston wool quotations and an administration notice for Daniel Starker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder & Ben
Snyder & Son
Lee
McCall, Rowlen & Newburn
East Liberty
Pittsburg
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News of
Coshocton County
the Age
Blissfield
CANAL
NEW Moscow
J. E. McDonald
Spring
Avondale
New Castle
Isleta
Bowman
Stanton Rancier
J. D. Williams
Lewis Randles
Co Shocton
Oscar McCleary
W. L. Neldon
Catharine Hains
Alex McConnell
Betsey Randles
United American Mechanics
Forbes
Washington
House
Hull
Slayden
Tex
St. Paul
W. G. Douglas
State Pardon Board of
Minnesota
Cole Younger
Douglas
Younger
Ann Arbor
Mich
Orlo G. Pepper
University of Michigan
Goodby
Peper
New York
Charles E. Rand
Joseph Reagan
C. E. Rand& Company
Post Office
St. Louis
John J. Ryan
C. W. Deppier
John J. Ryan Investment Company
Ryanda
Cincinnati
York
J. B. Renfrew
Prop
Brendel Bros
Occa Cence
SAD Rae Leek
Fray Eens Epiede Paes Cess Eenens Glover
Timothy
LEO Cwe
Boston
Daniel Starker
Clarence G, Starker
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