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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
2
A fragmentary advertisement for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root sells tonics and sample bottles via mail from Binghamton New York. It touts kidney relief and best gifts, urging readers to send for literature and to mention the paper.
Keene Jan 11 Attendee list praises Attorney Charles Reichbaum lecture at the M E E church as instruc tive and entertaining. Local events note visits, marriages, and social gatherings among Keene residents with Coshocton and nearby towns.
Ohio mayors at a Cleveland meeting press changes to the municipal code. They seek mayoral power to remove any city employer without cause, civil service for all departments, and appointive control over the city solicitor and safety director. They want a three member civil service board and a new pattern resembling federal government structure.
Mrs Shannon and son Robert prepared to move to Cleveland after a farm sale on the last Thursday where goods sold well. The Shannon farm residence burned recently. Local residents Miss Car rie Hagebarger Miss Myrtle Didinger Miss Maggie Severns and others visited. Masonic lodge held its annual installation and banquet. W & L railroad offered Homeseekers tickets Jan 16 Feb 6 and 20 with agent W J Davies providing details.
Profs Russell and Chas Maston of Gakersville and Fresno spent Sunday at their old home. Miss Clara Gibson and nephew Vergil Prior returned home after a two week visit with sister Mrs Laura Prior in Columbus. Mrs H Lawrence of West Keene and son Kirk visited the Krout family en route to Minois where Mr Kirk Lawrence resides. Miss Gladys Gibson of Trinway visited grandparents Mrs Daniel Dickerson and others over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs McCing Evee near Branch and Prof Ramsey of Tyme spent Thursday night with grandmother Mrs Tabitha McFarland. Agnes Hardesty, youngest child of Mr and Mrs George Hardesty, remains ill though improving with Dr Edwards in attendance. James McFarland of Trinway and Mrs Albert Anderson with daughter Miss Weltha spent New Years at their old home. Mr Frank Tulks seen buying hay. Miss Rachel Smith stayed in Coshocton and Roscoe last week.
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