Social and travel notes fill Coshocton society page
Comings and goings in Coshocton include F W Turner visiting from Wallbonding, baby girl born to Mr and Mrs M A Murray on February 19, and visits by Miss Katie Kinney in Canal Lewisville. Local residents, travels to Pittsburg and Hot Springs, and gatherings at Chestnut Street and Roscoe are reported along with brief notices of relatives and guests. Public notices of editor and publisher trips to Columbus and New Orleans appear among the social items.
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M. A. Murray
Katie Kinney
Canal Lewisville
John Sykes
the Empire
Hot Springs
DavidReathy
Sugar Creek
Gus Pious
East Main Street
Fon. Lee
Chestnut Street
Jor Jonnson
C. E Anderson
S. FR Nicholas
Cynde
Robert Hanlon
Cassingham
Mar. Q. Baker
Usher Kanien
Ieee
Principe
the Commercial Banking Company Ma
Coshocton
Ohio
Orange Street
Seventh Street
Cambridge Street
Cashotos
Audt
Alum Baking Powders Linked to Health Risks Warned
The Ohio Food Commission reports alum-containing baking powders may harm the stomach liver and heart. Public labels in Minnesota and Wisconsin require plain type indicating alum content. Names of several powders are listed and concerns raised over private branded powders sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Food Commission
Huston
Lodiana
Agricultural Department
Washington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Alam
Ssyttes
Mfg Co
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tbis
Wil
Attorney General Rules Fees for Indigent Defenders
The opinion states that in common pleas court an appointed attorney may be paid by the county commissioners for services in that court only. If the defense proceeds to the circuit court, the attorney must seek fees directly from the client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Noted medium William Fr Way returns to Wheeling
William Fr Way, a renowned local trance medium, visited Samuel Shaeffer on Second Street and conducted a séance Sunday evening attended by area teaching spiritualists. He also hosted and instructed a number of people Monday evening in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fr. Way
Wheeling
Samuel Shaeffer
Second Street
Way
British Beaten Off and British Pressure at Paardeberg
Cape Town reports General Cronje holding Paardeberg under siege as British shelling continues. Boer dispatches claim Dewet's victory at Modder River and Kimberley battles, while Roberts faces questions over casualty figures and lack of clear updates from the war office.
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Cape Town
Cron_de
Paardeberg Drift
Lorenzo Marques
Dewet
Modder River
Dutoit
Kimberley
London
Lord Roberts
Colenso
War Office
Cronje
Ladysmith
Cape Colony
Paardeberg
Koodoos Rand
Butler
House of Commons
de Beers Company
Barton
English vicar bans glass shades in churchyard graves
The unnamed English vicar condemns glass shades placed over graves in the churchyard comparing them to a French cemetery. He states he cannot allow further disfigurement, has power to remove shades placed without consent, and asks parishioners to remove them voluntarily.
Coshocton Markets Farmers Want Column
A free wants column invites listings of goods and services from apples to farms. The ad mix lists prices for eggs, beans, onions, honey, corn, meat, potatoes, and other farm products, with location notes near Avondale and Linrk Ohio, plus livestock and horse offerings and a note on weekly price corrections.
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Ham
Connery Ste i
Avondale
Lace Curtain White Sale Promises Great Value
The store touts lace curtains from 50c to 10.00 per pair saved about 25 percent by nonstandard purchasing. Seeing is believing with a claim that this is the best value and a White Sale previous week drawing crowds. Lady’s garments and undergarments also highlighted with a forecasted next week notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F W. Turner
J. W. Toland
New Philadelphia
C. L. Lewis
Trinway
City
Emma Manner
Willian Lomas
Wiltersburg
John Moore
West Lafayette
5. A. Moore
Rosa Wajumner
Wills Creek
W. C. Magers
Galena
N. E. Magers
North Fourth Street
Charles Dick
Pittsburg
E. A. Beard
Ray
Plainfield
C. B. Smith
Columbus
W. A. Smith
South Fourth Street
W. H. McNeal
Spring Mountain
Nellie Brendel
Zanesville
Louis. Brendel
Col
Mrs. Campbell
Newark
Mrs. Dent
Charles Madden
Madden
Charles Peacock
Beaver Falls
Margaret Andersen
Guthri, O. T
J.J. Hallisy
J. H. Sicker
William Biggs
Cleveland
Roscoe
George Peacock
Lafayette
Milton X. Wolfe
J. F.oMeek
Hiss
Samuel Berringer
Mahoning County
Jacob Berringer
Water Street
C. BR. McCoy
Obi
National Editorial Association
New Orleans
James Masson
Ginner
Ye Rosse
Totlonte
W. of
Crawford
Geeorge
Martha Daughterty
Professor Orr
Miss Young
Millie Comp
Lena Paugherty
Charles Weimer
Canton
Ed Crawford
Bully Cooper
Dr. King
G.E. Anderson
Druginat
Wasrep
Lecalbor Trav
Wen Salas
Er Commission
Coraopitis Pa
Keerbing
Tate
Pittsbure Bank For
Common Pleas
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Flere
General Roberts
Mansy Romos
Bieve
Londons
Spenser Wilkinson
Redvers Buller
Natal
Nvte
Ana
Rmi
Roneris
Colon
KR. Berts
the Times
Riet River
Real Coshocton National Bank
Greater
Boyd & McConnell
D. D- Boyd
Grocer
Golden Brand
de. T Ww. Lear
A.J. Miller
Opera House
J. R. McKee
J. M Luke
Coshocton Markets
Farmers’ Want
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Grass Mather
Eduing_ Lee
Pushei— Coro
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Rye— Bucks
Bedford Road
E. Shannen
Roscoe, O Zi
Alegauner York
Bakersville
Obie
Tuscarawas
Rodgers
Grover
Bagelbarger
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Battamanedia
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Coshocton, Ohio
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