Local residents and visitors noted in daily card notices
Emmett Fry visits Mohawk parents while Thomas Burrel returns from Marion business trip. John Emig of Baltic hosts Stilgenbauers on North Second. Andrew Weisner back from Southern Ohio Indiana. Rev Reus and family return to Cleveland after visiting Mrs Reuss parents. Ganong of Cleveland takes trimmer and dress goods salesman post at Fountain. George Caton from New York City. William Miller and son depart for Atlantic City for health. Various residents travel or host callers on South Sixth Chestnut Park and nearby streets. Shipped horses to Buffalo. church notices for Broomstick M P and Roscoe M E. Botanic Blood Balm ad concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Fry
Mohawk
Thomas Burrel
Marion
John Emig
Baltic
Stilgenbauer
North Second Street
Andrew Weisner
Ohio
Indiana
Rev. Reus
Cleveland
Fountain
George Caton
New York City
Wiliam Miller
The
Meek & Beach Company
Wiliam
Pitspurg
Atlantic City
J. R. Boyd
Avondale
John Love
Coshocton
Abe McConnell
W. T. McConnell
E. R. McConnell
Hoopeston
Ilinois
Countess de, Ovies
Pittsburg
G. McDonald
Alice Wiley
Newark
Frank Hughes
Mari Ion
Robert Boyd
Park Avenue
Hugfies
Joey Dorrens Savergs
Uhrichsville
Harry Fink
South Second Street
John E. Milligan
Tranway
J. ©. Milligan
Bates County
Missouri
F. L. Bixler
News Democrat
Canton
Sugar Creek
Belle Marshall
Cadz
J. ©. Rodgers
North Eighth Street
James Carton
Piltaburs
Generals to retire aid changes amid staff plan
Washington reports a presidential slate of army officer promotions and retirements including Breckinridge becoming major general and Ludington to retire to clear Wade. Also planned are Young to lieutenant general, Sumner to major general, and Wood to major general. Caracas court awards Rudloff heirs 70000 after Venezuelan concession dispute. Steger poisoning case in Kansas City notes chloroform and glass in stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
J. C. Breckinridge
R. P. Hughes
M. J. Ludington
Breckinridge
James ¥. Wade
Ludington
Department
James F. Wade
Robert P. Hughes
Department of California
Hughes
Wade
Root
Inspector General
Army
General Staff
War Department
Bred Inridge
S M. B. Young
Miles
Sumner
George W. Davis
Leonard Wood
Young
Venezuela
Caracas
Supreme Court
Heis
Henry Rudloff
Rudloft
United States
Russell
Johnston
Body of John Munk Found Frozen Along Lew isville Road
John Munk was found frozen to death along Lew isville road Wednesday morning. His body shipped to Baltic via Wheeling and Lake Erie and then to Rogersville for interment. Foul play theory dismissed. groceries and maple syrup found nearby. He had $29, with only 1.46 unaccounted, likely spent on liquor. He sent his wife fifteen dollars from the Commercial bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munk
Lewisville
Baltic
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Rogersville
Commercial Bank
Mail Carrier Survives Wagon Crash on Rural Route
J. T. Smith, mail carrier on Coshocton rural route No. 2, fell 75 yards after a front wheel plunged in a hidden rut. His wagon capsized with two horses, he escaped through a window bruised but safe, and walked home with mail. Roads remained impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Smith
Coshocton
Adam Hahn
Carrier Smith
Tragic Winter Death of John Munk Near Coshocton
John Munk, 46, was found dead face down in snow near a straw stack on the Hartman farm west of Lewisville road, after leaving Coshocton with wages and purchases. Coroner and ambulance were notified. a bruise marked his left cheek and money, boots, groceries, and a loving wife’s letter were noted amid a family in distress. The case is being investigated with suspicion of alcohol factors and unclear last movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munk
Hartman Farm
Lewisville Road
Munk
Coshocton
Douglas
W. H. Wyler
Snyder's
George Cramblett
Douglass Farm
Lewisville Stoad
Walhonding
Cramblett
W.H Wyler
Marshall
Rogersville
Valentine
Naomi
Bechtol Case Evidence Concludes. Next Week Arguments Set
The evidence in Bechtol versus Flaggart in common pleas court was closed Wednesday evening. Attorney Stillwell of Millersburg, called away, left arguments to be heard next week. Judge Eason heard motions and demurrers Thursday. The Heskett versus Williams case will begin tomorrow morning. Probate matters include the Mary McElwee trust account filed by trustee John W. Snyder and quit claim deeds involving Margaret and Samuel Hawk to Albert and Ellen Hawk for thirty acres in Adams township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtol
Margaret E. Hawk
Samuel Hawk
Albert m M. Hawk
Ellen D. Hawk
Adams Township
A. W. Hawk
Francis G. Haigh
Margaret EB
Farmers Institute Meets at Tiverton Amid High Hopes
Tiverton prepares for the Farmers Institute annual session on February 25 and 26 with Lemuel Barnes as president forecasting a strong turnout. Speakers include W M Uhlman Theodore Drummond James Drummond H C Miller McDonald and C M Bible. Sick list notes several local residents ill or recovering, among them George Hay Mrs J W Cassingham and Rev Wim Howery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute Society
Tiverton
Lemuel Barnes
W. M. Uhlman
Theodore Drummond
James Drummond
H. C. Miller
McDonald
C. M. Bible
George Hay
Orange Street
Charles Laberson
Court Hose
Robert Irvine Crawford
R. A. Crawford
North Fourth Street
J. W. Cassingham
South Eighth Street
Benj. Shaeffer
Wim. Howery
C. L. Bowen
Hin, Howe
Walant Street
Insurance Adjustors in Conference Over Park Hotel Fire
Representatives of several insurance companies tied to the Auction Syndicate and Park hotel fire met today at the Park hotel. Attendees include Carrol of Cleveland Jones of Dayton Vogel of Greenwich J Smith of Ohio Farmers Arnold United Underwriters Campbell German Canfield and others. Adjustments on the involved claims will begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hotel
Messrs. Carrol
Cleveland
Jones
Columbia
Dayton
Vogel
Greenwich
New York
J. Smith
Ohio Farmers
Columbus
Arnold
United Underwriters
Chicago
Campbell
German
Ft. Wayne
Canfield
American
Newark
N. J
Red Fox Walked Barefoot to City Hall in Snow
Ed. Taylor known as Red Fox walked from Second Street to city hall on Tuesday evening in bare feet through snow. He complained his son Will was very drunk and demolishing furniture. Authorities could not capture Will, but Red Fox was jailed in the city prison and released yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Taylor
Red Fox
Second Street
City Hall
Will
Itching Eczema Instant Relief and Speedy Cure
A brief health notice promises rapid relief for itching eczema with a claimed speedy cure. The material asserts immediate comfort and fading symptoms, highlighting relief claims and potential remedies.
Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills Offer Skin Cure
An advertisement extols Catienra Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a superior remedy for eczema psoriasis scalled head milk crust and related skin conditions. It claims immediate relief permanent care safety economy and notes cleansing with hot water followed by Ointment and on severer forms Resolvent Pills to purify the blood. A single set is often sufficient to cure torturing skin scalp and blood humours when all else fails.
River Bottom Farm Seeks Buyer in Lafayette Township
River bottom farm of 118 acres in Lafayette township offers two good houses and other improvements. Price quoted at $8,000 for the property with potential for farming or development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Lafayette Township
Clark Township
Boyd & McConnell
South Fourth Street
National
Citisons
Coshocton Dress Goods Sale Offers Many Prices
Shoppers in Coshocton are invited to browse a large selection of dress ginghams including fine mercerized zephyr at 13 cents per yard, cheaper per yard than typical values. The store highlights white goods for dresses and waists, various mercerized options, and a range of Indian linens and French fabrics priced from 10 to 50 cents per yard.
Store Ad Promotes Linen, Dress Trimmings and Shirts
A newspaper advertisement touts table linens at 25 to 50 cents per yard and dozens of fabrics in spring shades with no price increases. It highlights stylish dress trimmings and suits, noting depleted stock and new, well made walking shirts from $1.39 and better whites from $1.98, signaling early spring merchandise.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roscoe
Huffman
Roscoe M. E
J. Wood
Buffalo
Broomstick Church
D. E. Hay
Broomstick M. P
Icine
Bigod Balm Co
At- Senta
Kansas City
Lattin
Burlington
Kan
Steger
Bandit
Lee
Topeka
Santa Fe
Witteg Temobs
Smith
Farmers’ Institute
Insurance Adjustors Ls
B. K. Merriam, M. D
Lorenz Building
Postoffice
Citizens 'Phone No
Hansom Dry Goods Co
Finner
Lansdownes
Ular Fabrics
Tai
Tle
Brussels
Mr. Ransom
the Truly, D. G. Co. Newepar
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