Local Society Notes Highlight Parlor Meetings and Weddings
The Presbyterian Ladies Circle met in the church parlors while the calendar lists upcoming events including a Coshoctonian dance at Forbes Hall and entertainments by Dr and Mrs Pratt. Squire Wimmer officiated the wedding of Clara Murphy and John Emler in Conesville with few witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Forbes Hall
Squire
Justice Wimmer
Clara Murphy
John F. Emler
Conesville
Personal news from the county with several visiting and returning locals
Frank Ayers went to Columbus for a few days on business. J J Emerson left for Oklahoma after a visit in Keene and here, his first return to Cors County in 35 years. Miss Alma Nelson and Miss Lib Cong returned to Newark after visiting A D Harver. Miss Anna Lang home from Newark. Nellie Wright and Lucy Cable of Nelsonville visit Myrta and Etta Powers. F G McConnell, Central Union tele phone district chief at Akron, guests of Manager Sprankle today. Mrs Dowler and daughter Ana guest of friends in Pittsburg. C E Lorenz of Chili in city on business Tuesday. Burvil Clark to Washington Co for visit with brother Albert Ciarh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayers
Columbus
J. J. Emerson
Oklahoma
Keene
Corshocton County
Alile Nelson
Lib Cong
Newark
A. D. Harver
Anna Lang
Nellie Wright
Lucy Cable
Nelsonville
Myrta
Etta Powers
F. G. McConnell
Central Union Telephone Company
Akron
Sprankle
C. Dowler
Missana
Pittsburg
C. E. Lorenz
Chili
Burvil Clark
Washington Co
Albert Ciarh
Coshocton Merchants Credit Rating List Issued
The Coshocton Business Men's association released a credit rating book listing 4589 names. It will be distributed to members tomorrow to help merchants assess creditworthiness and deter roaming “beats” who open new accounts after credit is cut at other stores. The system follows the Dunn and Bradstreet mercantile model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Borman Lucky to Fill the Bill
James William Gorman of Erie Pennsylvania deemed industrious and worthy by the local court and Captain Lybarger in the Lybarger adm vs Gorman case. The court allows the administrator to sell the real estate lot on Second Street and to grant Mrs. Gorman one thousand dollars if she marries a man meeting the described standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Gorman
Erie
Capt. Lybarger
Lybarger Adm
Gorman
Stlerheim
Capt. Lybarget
Second Street
Lot Sold at Delinquent Tax Auction and City Jail Incident
Delinquent tax sale held in the county auditor’s office realized 285 from 46 parcels sold to buyers including John T. Haxton and John Petry. A separate incident at East Chestnut street’s Long Row led to the arrest of Jennie Seely and Johnny Eason for intoxication and disorderly conduct after a reported confrontation and police raid.
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John T. Haxton
John Petry
John Gault
J. W. Cassingham
Lewis Waters
West Lafayette
Walhodning
Bethlehem
Jennie Seely
Johnny Eason
Mapel
Seely
East Chestnut Street
Johnny
Tallieres Elected President of France in Senate Ballot
Paris reports M Tallieres former senate president won the presidential post on the ballot chosen today in the senate. The election confirms his leadership after a list ballot held January 17.
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Senate
France
Bal
Funeral for Marshall Field to be simple and private
The Chicago funeral for Marshall Field will be simple with family and close friends at the Field mansion before burial at Graceland Cemetery beside his late son. J N Field of Manchester will assume charge of Field houses. Field, born 1834 in Conway, Massachusetts, built Marshall Field & Company and endowed the Field Columbian Museum. He was twice married and had three children.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
New York
Field Mansion
Prairie Avenue
Nook
Field Grounds
Graceland Cemetery
Field
Field Columbian Museum
Court Postal Rules Limit Lottery Ads and Postpone Meeting
The Post Office issues governing rules on advertising games of chance and lottery schemes. A Bucyrus Telegraph voting contest is permissible with tie prizes to be divided among winners. Manning Brothers scheme is forbidden from mail transmission. Farmers and Merchants Telephone stockholders meeting postponed due to lack of quorum. Owen Overholt resigns from Peacock's shoe store for Cleveland. Masonic Samaritan Chapter No 50 Royal Arch degree is set for Tan. 19 17-2.
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United States
Bucyrus Telegraph
Legal Department
Post Office Department
Office of Assist
Atty. Genl
P. O. Pept
Washington
Bucyrus
Ohio
Bucyrus Evening Telegraph
Manning Brothers
Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company
Warsaw
Horse and Rider Thrown Near Rock Run
George Conley of Orange Street was severely injured when thrown from a horse near Rock Run south of the city. Mrs. Shaffer witnessed the plunge over a steep embankment. Conley reportedly broke a shoulder but later rode away. Train crews reported a horse and rider vanished over the embankment. no one hurt found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conley
Orange Street
Rock Run
William Shaffer
Wheeling
Good Roads Move at Columbus Convention
A good roads convention adopted a resolution asking the legislature to appropriate 500000 for road construction. A bill to abolish the township road supervisor office and repeal related laws passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Good Roads Convention
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Pratt
Lodge
Hannibal, Mo
Frew
Asnew
Burns
Mits. Hutchingon
McGinnis
John Hanlon
Winifred
Sangler
Richie Flats
Kerr
Chase
Harry Sprowles
Philadelphia
W. T. Knight
Warner Hay
Main Street
Robert Hanlon
George Hay
Humberger
Massillon
Lester Gorseline
Peter Eckert
Wilbur Barton
al Remner
Stephen Lear
Athey
George King
Katie Bentenmiller
Audrey Athey
Lizzie Fink
Marie Fink
York
Iece
Borman
Age
Paris
M. Tallieres
Same
Amonds
Rh. P. Goodwin
City
Owen Overholt
Peacock’s Shoe Store
Cleveland
Chas. C. Smith
Association of City Auditors of
Nancy Austin
Frank Austin
J.C. Adams
Grant Lodge
Springfield
Good Roads
Mer
Mvicefor
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Hatter
Harris
Main St. Rink
Chidren
W. Snyder & Sow
Quarterl Iy
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