Wallpaper stock moves to third floor department
A supplier transfers wall paper stock to a new third floor department and notes one room lots priced for January at very low prices. The notice suggests customers may benefit from the reduced rates.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
8
A supplier transfers wall paper stock to a new third floor department and notes one room lots priced for January at very low prices. The notice suggests customers may benefit from the reduced rates.
Mrs Logan Gil was arrested on intoxication charges and fined after a Wednesday hearing. Cambridge Chicken Show draws Coshocton exhibitors W M Smith and John Ricketts sending six birds each. Ed LeRetley family to spend winter in Florida. Edgar Beal and Winsfield Beal head to Tampa for several months. Madam Garnette palm reader advertises readings at 50 cents on Chestnut Street.
A weather note indicates rain for Ohio on Wednesday with colder temperatures expected by Thursday. Forecast mentions unsettled conditions and a drop in temperatures across the region.
A move to end the county physician role seeks a resolution in the county medical society asking doctors not to bid for the job. If true by default, the position would go to whoever bids, with potential savings in county funds. The current bid is about 140 dollars, compared with 149 last year and 160 to 175 in earlier years. The piece also notes Chamberlain’s Salve for skin ailments and local druggists. A side item announces Samaritan Chapter No. 50 R. A. M. installation of officers on January 5, with invitations to visiting companions. There is also a health tip recommending Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to prevent bilious attacks, and a Labor Council meeting scheduled for tonight in Central Labor hall.
Classified ads show two furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 1256 East Malin Street. Also another listing offers two nicely furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping at 222 South Lawn Avenue with Bells Telephone 5.
The Home Building and Loan association held its annual meeting in Secretary Himebaugh's office Tuesday night. New directors elected for the coming year are J. C. Fisher, M. Q. Baker, A. P. Stewart, E. H. Wilson, T. L. Montgomery, W. R. Pomerene, W. A. Himebaugh, E. G. Rinner and F. E. Pomerene.
Central Union and Citizens Exchange workers were treated to fruit baskets and candy by Mrs. Henry Lorenz, J Murray, Johnston and Abbott, Coshocton Lumber, The Age and others. County commissioners named viewers Henry Stagmier James Orin and Fred Rinehart for the proposed Bordenkircher road in Linton township.
Humane Officer Jackson denounces the practice of fast horse travel on slippery streets and warns arrests will follow. A recent incident spared an arrest because a lady was being hurried to a train amid a breakneck pace.
Miss Jorn Smith resigns after seven years as court stenographer for the county to take effect before the next term. Health concerns and workload prompted the decision despite high regard for her speed and accuracy. The position pays about $600 annually plus incidental fees with potential total near $1000 next year. No successor announced yet.
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