Coshocton Society Notes Highlight Week Activities
Mrs Temple hosts a wine and thimble party for Mrs Frew while clubs meet at the library and with Mrs Mullen. A church ballet in gold leaf is placed at United Brethren church. Mrs Edwards hosts a refined reception for visiting Indiana guests. Dr and Mrs Frew postpone Europe sailing to February third. A dinner party, a thimble gathering, a polo trip to Mt Vernon, and a Lutheran lecture complete Coshocton social week. Local officials also serve on a national miners conference scale committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Edwards
Thomas D. Edwards
Miss Edwards
J. Warren Vance
Zilla Edwards
Indiana
Tis
David Edwards
Mary Selby
Jessie Smith
Coshocton
Frew
Europe
Moltke
United States
Princess Luise
Naples
Gibraltar
St. Coshocton
Indianapolis
Ohio
W. H. Haskins
D. HL. Sullivan
William Green
Fountain Store Adds Furniture Department
Fountain Dry Goods announces a new furniture department to open around March 17. President George S. Caton returns from Grand Rapids and Chicago with buyers, the 13 000 square foot area will be added at the rear of the main floor and basement renovation, top floor to house carpet and wallpaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Dry Goods Company
George S. Caton
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Association of
Junior Order Elects Officers for 1906
The Junior Order American Mechanics elected officers at Friday’s meeting in the post room. Elected were Councillor FP Walker, Vice Councillor J Bishop, Recording Secretary John Murray, Assistant Recording Secretary W Webb, Treasurer H C Maxwell, Financial Secretary TR Houston Willden, W Taylor Conductor TH ff Crown Inside Sentinel William Nealy Outside Sentinel AL Young Trustees J M Ibyrhart for three years, Al Tyler for one year, Chaplain VN Norris, Junior Past Councillor Jo A Carpenter. Installation set for next room Friday. Uhrichsville team to perform the work.
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American Mechanics
FP. Walker
J. Bishop
John Murray
W. Webb
H.C. Maxwell
TR. Houston Willden
W. Taylor
TH. Ff
Crown Inside Sentinel
Williaam Nealy
Sentinel
AL Young
J. M. Ibyrhart
Truster
al Tyler Chapkinin
VN. Norris
Jo. A. Carpenter
Uhrichsvite
Personal notices from Philadelphia to Cleveland and beyond
Mrs Wattilds Deuman is home after an untended visit in Philadelphia Vins AL W Bord has been visiting her parents Dr and Mrs W OR Hunt and returns to Allegheny. G W Bendure and wife will spend Sunday in Columbus. Prof H M Shult formerly of West Bedford now of action is in the city. Pomerene returned from New Philadelphia. HE 8 Scots of Adams Miss is in town. Miss Winifred Livingston returns from Chicago and Indianapolis where she took a decorative painting course. Mic o and Mrs J Davies went to Cleveland this morning. Auss AHee Standen left for an extended visit with relatives at Medina. N Staats Tes goes to Nethershere to spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs M A Winds of Newcomer frown by the guest out her laughter. Mrs FOO Smythe of Chestnut Street Migsts Neva Whiting and Leis have gone to Newcombe where they will spend several weeks. The guests of relatives.
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AL W. Bord
W. OR. Hunt
Allegheny
G. W. Bendure
Wil
Columbus
H. M. Shult
West Bedford
City
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mic O
We. J. Davies
Cleveland
Auss Ahee -Standen
Medina
Staats Tes
M. A. Winds
Foo
Smythe von Chestnut Streen
Migsts
Neva Whiting
Leis
Newcoume
New Immigration Scheme Brings Suspicions of Fraud
An alleged plan offers immigration to the United States via payment of money to two companies, Unione Meridionale and La Ligare Americana, promising policies and refund of transport costs on deportation. Authorities warn the scheme may violate federal law, with scrutiny over shipline sponsors and the legality of inducements to immigrate.
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America
Washington
Hass
Unione Meridionale
la Ligare Americana
América
Guscamiecing
Ime
Gts Transportation
Aumbec
Jines
Tue
Ino i
Ise
Carress
United States
Big Rat Hunt Witness Testimony in Oil Trial
In Cleveland and Missouri court action, Attorney General Hadley seeks adjournment to February 2 for further testimony. He hints at possible return of witnesses Judd and McKee from the Republic Oil case and notes strengthening evidence against the Standard Oil group.
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Buckeye
Oht
Cleveland
Hadley of Missour
W. B. Bull
WL T. McKee
Republic Oil Company
Ab-Ual
Hadley
Judd
Mckee
Witnass
Standard CW Company
Missouri
Brow. Brown
Great Western Oi Company
Seafield
Laumer & Teagle
Republic of Company
CLOW
Seateld
Daniel Shumner
Groncern
Edward D. Saurier
Daniel Shurmer
J Reento
Seated
Shiurmer & Teasle
Te Kepiatie
John Tesele
Conan
False Pride Stop Eye Strain With Proper Glasses
This ad urges readers to avoid constant eye strain by wearing properly fitted glasses from Burns and Gosser, claiming eye relief prevents cataracts and other defects later in life. It emphasizes immediate action to protect sight.
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Burns & Gosser
Wanted Healthful employment and weekly pay
TODAY'S WANTS TODAY'S WANTS WANTED Evergetie then desines permanent positions: healthful, hover able emplosment, rapid advancemen weeky pay, Address immediately J. BH. Nellis & Cao, Rochester NOY, (ent. Hy Establiahed (887 ete FOR SALE -4 vere farm. en: mile south of ChHi and one mile west 9 Fresno, Water, teroom house, good on buildlings and oorehatt. ALT. Bard. Fresta, O FOR RENT Furnished front roof )with modern converences-Tayndre largee North Sisth street, UT ty [ROR SALE-Hight stands of honey Thees. Inquire of Enoch Foster, Bell phone 22h Hoseae, 0 25-6 LOST-RPrown mink tippet. January Yer finder a return to An Cambridge street and receive reward. 2745 FOR RENT- S room house on West Locust with all conveniences also 4 rooms on North Second street. Mrs. Anthony Lennon. 246 North Second st. Citizens' phone 502. 276 FOR SALE-Soft water tank, grate l mantles and other household goods Dawson & Smith's store. ot
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Evergetie
J. BH. Nellis & Cao
Rochester Noy
Vere
ChHi
Fresno
Teroom House
West Locust
North Second Street
Anthony Lennon
North Second St
Notice of Sale in Coshocton County Ohio Foreclosure
Public auction planned for February 21 1906 at 10:00 am at the south door of Coshocton County Courthouse. Property is in Reinendachson Township near the Walhonding canal, described as land with a listed metes and bounds. Appraised value four hundred dollars. Terms require cash and at least two thirds of the appraised value. Levi Williams trustee for E D Baniles creditors. Incumbent dates Jan 20 27 Feb 2 10.
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Profife Court
Coshocton
Ohio
Cosnecton
Cosshocton
Reinendachson
Frank Miller
Towin
Heres Mare
Les
A. D
Levi Williams
E. D. Baniles
Grieve
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John Hanlon
A. E. Bond
R. C.snyder
George Richie
Mulberry Street
Jendié Ulagans
Sophie Houston
Fanny ‘Tish
Ella McBane
Marguerite Chaney
Margaret Miller
Herbert Denman
South = Third street
C. Brook
William Merrell
Despe McClain
M.D. Custer
Carl Lerbiz
R. O M. Temple
Bernese Smith
May Autchinson
Saghie Wilson
Mars — Mortely
Jennie Burt
West Latourette
Sadie Smith
Helen Brown
Mt. Vernon
Pfeiffer
Tloyd
Pope
Smythe
Thompson
Reed
Deeds
Clc
Heebert
Wittenburg College
Emanuel’s
Lutheran
Hegin
Eacock
Sete
the Central
Sunbury Creamery
the Central Grocery Co
Jak
Big Dry Goods House
Junior Order
Mrs. Wattilds Deuman
Philadelphia
First Methodist Church of
Albion
Mich
Fobay Tas
Sisth Street
Enoch Foster
Bell
Hoseae
Cambridge
Dawson & Smith's
New India Linens
India
Breae
Madras
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Aif
California
Jersey
Florida
New York
Snyder & Son
Main Street
Peacock
AMAL
Peerless Bread
Quaker Bread
Graham Bread
Boston Brown Bread
Peoples Grocery and Baking Co
W. H. Williams
Main ST
Warner
Lowell
Mass
Richardson Beitel
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