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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
19
Walbonding resident G W Gunn was in the city on Wednesday. Numerous locals and visitors are listed with births illnesses moves and social calls including Miss Stella Coe Miss Anna Platt Miss Anna Borer Mrs King and children of Zanesville and Rev J H Slack among others.
Samuel J. Baird of Fairmount and Ella Neldon of New Guilford wed at the Murphy home in Roscoe on Wednesday at noon. Rev. J. A. Smith officiated as Hallie Wolf and Laura Neldon attended the ceremony in a parlor setting. A reception will follow in Fairmount hosted by the groom’s parents, with Emma Osborn at the door and Mamie Muller presenting flowers.
A group canvassed the northern city selling clothing at unbeatably low prices. A railroad worker bought trousers for $1 that were worth at least $5. The scheme aroused suspicion but was not reported and the gang escaped. A jeweler’s street sale may be linked to the same gang.
George M. Gray sold the old wooden structures on his Main street property to Frederick Sipp and work has begun tearing down the former M. Q. Barnes site. The C. A. Miller building will be moved after April 1 as part of preparations for Gray’s planned three story business building.
Henry W. Trego of Wakatomika, a constable in Washington township, sues Endy Darr of Virginia township for $10,000 alleging Darr alienated his wife Clemmenth V. Trego since 1885 and caused him distress and dishonor. Mrs. Trego, sister of Mrs. Darr, left Darr a year ago. Damages total $56,000.
Gray Hardware Co reports plasterers at the Ricketts building and rapid rolling mill equipment installation. Coshocton sees more houses under contract than ever. A new 270 hp boiler planned for Tuscarora. E W Jacobs leaves S W Snyder & Son for Boston Publishing. Captain Selis optimistic on Main street bridge petition progress. Telephone connection with United States long distance may occur by June. An African boy band performs at Grace M E church on February 8 with 35 cent admission.
Clarence Fox discovers a seven foot winged relic with white head and neck and large talons. Canal Fulton’s Mr Daily intends to mount the bird.
The annual Trinity Episcopal church ladies supper in Armory hall drew a large crowd. An excellent meal was served and the proceeds are expected to total about 150 dollars.
The Memorial day address in Canton will be delivered by Rev. C E Manchester of the First W E church. The infant child of Mr and Mrs W W Wyser died at their Locust street home Wednesday morning with funeral services conducted at 2 o'clock yesterday by Rev Dr To land and interment in South Lawn.
Margaret Verne, daughter of Elmer and Laura Fot, was born July 27 1897 in Blissfield Coshocton county and died January 12 aged 2 years 5 months 1 day. Funeral services were held at Evangelical church Blissfield by Rev J W Munk.
Praises iron nerve and energy from healthy digestion. Claims pills unlock brain and body power. Ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills sold at C. E. Anderson's drug store in Forbes Block.
Cooperdale reports the death of Lizzie A. Ogle age 17 at a local church youth group remembers her. The notice laments the loss with lines from a school community and notes her ready faith in Heaven.
Ask your grocer today to show you a pack age of four Rain-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it Grain-O has the rich dark brown color of mocha or java but is made from pure grains and is gentle on the stomach Sold by all grocers for 4 The price of coffee 25 cents per package
The Presbyterian church ladies announce a weighing social in the lecture room on the evening of February 2. Attendees are assured an enjoyable time.
Retail price list shows butter per pound and per dozen, onions and potatoes by weight, hams and lard per pound, along with barrels and sacks for flour and corn meal. Also notes corn, oats, beeswax, chickens, and other farm goods with unit prices. the page includes a section labeled retail prices and mentions freight terms and various grain products.
Notice that the costs of improving Seventh Street and related streets in Orange and Cambridge streets from Pari avenue to the south corporation line have assessments on benefiting lots and lands. The ordinance, passed August 1497, is on file in the office of the clerk for inspection by interested parties.
The document records a local ordinance resolution with readings and adoption steps. It lists official signatures G W Cassingham mayor and Wagner clerk, mentions property assessments and public notice requirements, and states publication in a newspaper for a set period.
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