Over the County Reads About Local Happenings
Miss Bailie Fisher of Newcomerstown visits her sister Mrs W C Benser for several weeks. Schools celebrate Lifevin and Washington birthdays. W J King ill seven weeks but may return to teaching Wood's college. Charles Johnson sells his farm to Ben Schutz for $50. A wood chopping event occurs at Fredschumeker farm and at Alex Crile Thunday Elmer Miser in Bradford Pa. Telephone line from Keene eyed but slow to gain traction. Town near two miles from railroad lacks同 communication with county. Mrs H Renner of Pearl visits brother H R Miser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailie Fisher
Newcomerstown
Mm. W. C. Benser
Washington
W. J. King
Wood's College
Charles Johnson
Ben Schutz
Slo
Fredschumeker
Alex Crile Thunday
Elmer Miser
Bradford
Keene
Sitzte
Chili
Jones
Smith
H. Renner
Pearl
Avon-dale AvoxDA Le Rev McCullough Visits Wooster
Rev McCullough was in Wooster Friday and Saturday of last week. Rev Axline of West Lafayette filled the pulpit in his absence. Miss Sinden of West Lafayette is visiting friends. Miss Layme Morser of Bakersville visits aunt Mrs Kate Geese. Ella Monte of Coshocton visited sister Mrs Kate Cray. Sam Hood of Cleveland visits O T Hood family. Alice Hlenderman returns from Coshocton trip. John Gephart of Pearl and Suntheimer of Washington call on friends. Anna Big of Adams Township visits. A son was born to Mr and Mrs KL F Graham. Phuliahaum and Fawny spent weekend with Newcomerstown friends. Ladies Missionary Society of the church held a meeting at Mr and Mrs A X Wh of Coshocton. Ellastabi of Baltic visits sister Mrs E A Swigert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoxda le
McCullough
Wooster
Axline
West Lafayette
Miss Sinden
Layme Morser
Bakersville
Kate Geese
Ella Monte
Coshocton
Kate Cray
Sam Hood
Cleveland
O. T. Hood
Alice Hlenderman
John Gephart
Pearl
Suntheimer
Wathonding
Anna Big
Adams Township
KL FL Graham
Phuliahaum
Fawny
Mendai
Ladies Missionary Society of
Thurch Sili
A. x. Wh
Cashecton
Ellastabi
Baltic
E. A. Swigert
Community Notes from Cooperdale and Nearby Areas
Miss Mary Davis of Coshocton visits with sister Mrs J L Hamilton this week. Annie Edwards visits Warsaw friends. Mr and Mrs M Welford of Tunnel Hill guests of T P Perkins. Lulu Camp goes to Coshocton for work. Harvey Elder of Tunnel Hill visits sister Mrs I G Anderson. Rev Hyatt of Warsaw guests H B Daugherty. Mrs W C Dickerson returns from Coshocton. LG Anderson and son Bacon stay at Tunnel Hill. School closed due to teacher's illness. Hays Dramatic company of Warsaw to perform Bot the Miner at Cowper’s hall February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Dramatic Company
Warsaw
Pauchter
Cowper’s
Revival Work At Roscoe Recor Churches Prompt Accessions
Revival efforts continue at both Roscoe and Recor churches producing a number of accessions. Local reports note illness and improvements of residents E Compton while Henry Crawford reports sheep losses to dogs. Visitors from Bloomfield Navarre Canton and other nearby areas are mentioned along with local residence changes and the Empire mill resume after a machinery break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crawford
E. Compton
John W. Karr
Oear Bloomfield
Rogers
Navarre
Mary Howell
Charles Weimer
Canton
James Maston
Empire Mill
KEW CASTLE NEWS AND LOCAL NOTES
Somerfield Campbell is ill. Mr and Mrs J. Coljies return from Knox county. Mrs Mayvie Hyuse of Columbus visits J. O. Campbell. Mrs Jessie Fields is in Thoms Clark buys a farm near Mt. Vernon and will move there. A Buxton hall literary society organized with Robert Beaker president and PG Lease secretary. Debating question on literacy voting. MM W. R. Waldearf visits Centerburg. T J Heil visits near Bladensburg. Lola Clark of Walhondilly visits Thomas Clark. Lloyd Hoar sprained ankle. Mrs George Riles is ill. R. A. Doll has the grip. F. W. Cochrum in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Somerfield Campbell
J. Coljies
Knox County
Mayviie Hyuse
Columbus
J. O. Campbell
Jessie Fields
Thoms Clark
Mt. Verson
New Caustic
Buxton
Robert Beaker
PG. Lease
United States
Mm W. R. Waldaerf
Centerburo
T. J. Heil
Charles van Voorhees
Bladensburg
Lola Clark
Walhondilly
Thomas Clark
Lloyd Hoar
George Riles
R. A
Doll
F. W. Cochrim
Canton
West Lafayette Notes and Social News
West Lafayette area notes recall visits by George Peacock Coshocton and Leivheinger families. Mr Smith of Columbus called on friends. Ed Wolfe visiting Chrichsville relatives. Milton Wolf ill. The Kings Daughters plan town hall entertainment March 3. Mr and Mrs Milt Barringer visited Coshocton. John Baker Plainfield called on friends. Mrs Miler died of consumption. interment at M P cemetery. Rev Wells. Miss Bessie Miller back to work after illness. Mrs Johnson died at daughter Mrs William Gorstine’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Plainfield
Miler
M. P
Theluck
Wells
Bessie Miller
Johnson
William Gorstine
Local Notes From Caxal Lewisville and Vicinity
Feb 21 description of village life mentions Miss Callie Marlett visiting relatives Miss Fannie Belzer of Coshocton and J Dudley Batley visiting relatives Mrs Cramlett and the Lyle family move to Conesville epworth league social at Phile hall invited and Rev Skeete postpones Baptism sermon due to Rostoe meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan Lewisville
Callie Marlett
Newcomerstown
Cramlett
Conesville
J. Dudley Batley
Fannie Belzer
Coshocton
Emma Baird
Cora Jones
Ida McGinnn
Epworth League
Phile Hall
Rostoe
Skeete
Adams Mills Community Event Reflects on Friday Night
The Frid ay night entertainment at the hall drew many locals including Miss Norma Crawford Conesville and Miss Stella Newcome. Net proceeds reached 7.85 with several residents like Misses Daisy Newcome and Alice pantenes visiting Coshocton after. Mr and Mrs Butler Dresden spent a few days with relatives here. Ji L Hail Franklin was a Sunday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Mills AdDaMs Minne
Fen
James Scott
Florida
Nattie Taylor
Lina Cooksey
the Plains
Norma Crawford
Conesville
Stella Newcome
Daisy Newcome
Alice Pantenes
Coshocton Saturay
Mrs. Butler
Dresden
Ji. L. Hail
Franklin
Willow Brook News and Local Rentals Report
Witten Brook near Tyrone recalls the McCoy family and a move to the Markley property. B C Senter rents the L H Reed property north of Main and I L Shaw on Sugar Street. S Shook rents the L H Reed corner of Main and Water. Mill Fork meetings ended last Thursday. Christian chapel sessions by Rev Patrick closed last Sunday with four accessions and one by letter. Rev J W Wright preached at Couperdale last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiipatrick
J. W. Wright
Cooperdale
John Gebhart Purchases Peter Schiarp Property in Pearl
John Gebhart has bought the Peter Schiarp property in Pearl. A pie social at Chili school last Thursday evening drew a large crowd with proceeds for the school library. Washington and Sinesin commemorations were held by Chili schools the following Friday afternoon with musical selections by Elmer Miser and H. M. Ewing using a gramophone and cask box. Charley Johnson was in Coshocton on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
John Gebhart
Peter Schiarp
Chili School
Washington
Chili Schools
Elmer Miser
H. M. Ewing
Charley Johnson
Coshocton
Tue-dar
Local Notes From Mound Iowa Region
MOUND Morsp Feb 21 Mam Anm Tart of Elliott Iowa is among friends here. James Jelley sold his farm to Wm Senity for 1700. D W Babcock went to Millersburg Wednesday. Revival meeting has closed at the Shepler church. L E Babcock and C C Lower attended a social at Keene Wednesday. Miss Mollie Barrack of Tiverton is spending a few days here. W H McNabb was in Baltic Tuesday.
Death of Mrs J Brown in West Seoford
Mrs L P Brown wife of J Brown died February 8 after long illness of consumption at age 6y 6m. Born in New Brunswick she moved to Bethlehem township near Warsaw with her father John Parrett at age six. She attended West Bedtara high school and leaves husband two sons and four daughters. She was respected by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Brown
du. J. Brown
New Brunswick
John Parrett
Bethlehem
Warsaw
West Bedtara High School
From Business to Christian Mission in a Harrowing Tale
A Boston businessman recounts his conversion from nominal faith to devoted Christian work. After witnessing a mentor’s near death and leading a church class to Christ, he abandons a coveted mercantile career to dedicate himself to evangelism, with a lasting impact on souls and his own life. Northwest Christian Advocate.
Buller receives belated Red River campaign medal
A parcel sent to General Buller at his home contained a medal with three Red River expedition clasps awarded long after the 1867 campaign. The piece notes the war office’s caution on decorations and mentions a proposal in England to raise a 500 cyclist corps for possible South African action, arguing bikes need no food or water and can outrun horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Canada
Lord Wolseles
General Buller
War Office
Hicycle Corps
England
South Africa
Chicago Journal
Indian princes offer troops to defend the British empire
The nizam of Haidarabad and the maharajah of Gwalior pledge loyal forces to the British during South Africa reverses. Both rulers, praised for modernization and loyalty, place troops at Calcutta’s disposal, signaling Muslim and Hindu unity in defense of the empire.
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South Afr
Imha
Lue Micim
Vandarsbad
Seindia
Mohammeduo
India
Sir Asaf Jab
Haldarsbad
Str of
Menunsula
Ube
Nizam
Washington Post
Haidarabad
Asaf Jah
Arangzeb
Maharajah Scindia of
Gwalior
the Star of India
Maharajah Scindia
Gwalor
Scindia
Lohi
Jhansi
BBG
Calcutta
Editorials Like Sermons By Rev Sheldon Prepare For Topeka Edition
Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka Kansas has most of his editorial matter ready for a new edition of the Topeka Capital Im March He aims to be foot loose to devote time to news during his Christian daily experiment The night editor will be his principal assistant during the experiment A motor vehicle purchase by Victoria Texas ranchmen is described as a possible investment for ranch work if the machine satisfies expectations The lay of the land in that area allows automobile use regardless of road quality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sheldon
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Topeka Capital
New York World
Victoria
Tex
Philadelphia Record
Shattering Tradition In Boer Resistance Narrative
The referenced article notes the chertishes as early breakers of English rules, while the Boers, as reported by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, have recently filled it with holes comparable to a cane bottom chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Career of W. E. Goebel a steadfast reformer and friend
The life of William E. Goebel, born in Sullivan County Pennsylvania, traces a rise from humble beginnings in Covington Kentucky to a respected lawyer and senator. He studied under John May and at Stevenson Myers firm, gaining a reputation for fearless dedication, generous aid to the poor, and steadfast friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Goebel
Sullivan County
Covigtin
Cincinnati Enquirer
Billy Goebel
Goebel
Dubme
Covington
John May
Myers
Stevenson
James O'Hara
Julio G. Carlisle
United States
the Treasury
William Goebel
St. Paul’s
Argonaut Carpet Warp Now In Stock At Local Store
We have opened about one ton of Argonaut Carpet Warp for spring trade and note three years of strong sales. Weavers praise its strength, smoothness, and even color, claiming it goes 20 percent farther than rivals. Priced at $1 per white bunch and $1.10 for colored. Fry Argonaut for one carpet and use no other.
Lace Curtains Line Brings Huge Display in Coshocton
The department unveils about 150 lace curtain patterns with 100 more expected this week. Prices range from 25 cents to 10 dollars, featuring Battenburg work and many new effects. Shoppers are urged to view the extensive display, described as the greatest ever shown locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Tailor Made Suits Attract New Store Fulfillment
New tailor made suits arrive daily with over 200 expected in the next ten days. Styles are more handsome than ever and prices range from 5 to 25 dollars. The shop guarantees perfect fits and will not let any suit leave that does not fit.
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West Lafaye
CAXAL
Lewisville
Willow Brook
West Seoford
Moocdoy
Xeclizien
Owieht
Lo Muaig
Jesus Christ
Boston
Chicago
Gui
Lake Michigan
New York State
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Meetims
Goespels
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Hindoo
Niamm
Hagdarbad
Maharadah
Gsratior
W.E. Goebel
Kentucky
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Ermdent
Hin
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