Funeral of her father held in Berlin
Avexparte Fel. 2s-Mre C. Dei bel attended the funeral of her father at Berlin last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Milligan of Keene visited relatives from Thursday until Monday. Miss Lille Boyd returned Friday from a three week visit with Coshocton friends. Mrs. Harry Attack of Cleveland was here Saturday due to sister Mrs. Henry Elliovt’s illness. Elizabeth Winklepleck of Coshocton stayed with her sister Mrs. A Turner last week. Mrs. Miller of Chili visits W. B. Leavengood this week. Mary Sinner returned Sunday from Cleveland. Matt McConnell of Coshocton was here Thursday. John Rinehart and daughters Sabbathed with Baltic friends. Lou Lockard trip to Southington last week. Samuel Scheetz of Garrettsville stayed with the Elliott family. Cassimer Lorenz and daughter of Chili visited A Honebarger. John Cutshall of Newcomerstown visited Noah Cutshall. Dr A H Wallace sold his practice to Dr Kitzmiller who takes possession March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Deibel
Berlin
Ben Milligan
A. Turner
Miller
Chili
W. BH
Leavengood
Mary Sinner
Cleveland
Ee Matt McConnell
Coshocton
John Rinehart
Lou Lockard
Southington
Samuel Scheetz
Garrettsville
Henry Elliott
Cassimer Lorenz
A. Honebarger
John Cutshall
Newcomerstown
Noah Cutshall
A. H. Wallace
Kitzmiller
Illness and Local News From New Castie
Mrs Mol lie McLarean has been ill in New Castie. Samuel Mills and Mrs F M Buxton were summoned to Buckeye City for their father’s illness. Ada Gorham suffered a slight stroke. Senator Joe L Myers visited town. The Big Four quartet prepares an entertainment. Loyd Hoar is mobile again. Frank Neldon returned from Howard. Thomas Clark managed his new Mount Vernon farm. Cora Johns visiting James McLarnan. Mrs M G Hagans visits Walhending. George Garrison at Princeton school rests. Dr Dillon reports patients improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castie
Mollie McLarean
S.A. Mills
F. M. Buxton
Buckeye City
Samuel Mills
Ada Gorham
Joe L. Myers
New Guilford
Big Four
Professor Waldorf
T. W._ Cochran
W. B. Buxton
P- G. Lease
Loyd Hoar
Frank Neldon
Howard
Obituary and local notices from Goshen and Knox County
Mrs Coulter mother of Benjamin and Walter Coulter of Goshen was buried in Goshen cemetery after being a widow of Cedhar Coulter a longtime resident. Mrs G W Clark returned from Zanestile with family. A music social at Geo W Horns Jackson township Knox county drew many. Mrs John Wagner visited Wolf Creek friends. Mrs L P Wheeler left for West Bedford for her father’s illness. Mrs Mand Ebiot of Jackson township returned home after three months with her parents. Mrs L C Wiggins and Mrs D S Snider visited friends in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Geitrorp
Geo. W. Horn
S. Jackson Township
Knox County
John Wagner
Wolf Creek
L. P. Wheeler
West Bedford
Howlet
Mand Ebiot
Jackson Township
Koo
Alex Cochran
L. C. Wiggins
D.S. Snider
New Castle
Local Social Roundup From Canal Lewisville Area
Social news from Canal Lewisville area reports visits from Keene Cashmere and Frazeysburg residents. Julia Weil wed Frank Ligett of Madisonburg, Ohio, and Leander Blackledge married Miss Foote of Fredericktown.. other items note Sunday school host Jennie McDonald, move ins by Liddy Green and Howard, and a musicale at J O Wright home.
Multiple Obituaries and Local Notes From Monaws Region
The weekly notices report the death of E O Guthrie’s youngest child and several local residents with sickness and visitors. Other items include marriages, births, social events, and church notices across Goshen and surrounding areas.
Local Notes From Cooverdale And Surrounding Areas
Feb 27 reports G W Cooper and others in Coshocton and Dresden visits. Funeral attendance for Mrs Brown. Misses Evans, Hamilton visiting Neathers. Nellie Daugherty with uncle. multiple Daughertys in Coshocton. Alice Dickerson returns home after visiting her brother. Feb 2 in Bacon mentions Anderson of Oklahoma and Rebecca Hallisy of Newark for father’s illness. Brelsford, Fowler hosted guests. Mageie and Etta Stiner visiting. Wayside Inn hosts young people event. Feb 28 Prof J A Price of Columbus visits Sead family. Cretie Metzler of Baltic visits Laura Lorenz. Charley Johnson to sell chattels next Friday. Henry Lower residence burned. Todd brothers’ feed mill down due to burst pipe. Albert Ames in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooverdale
G. W Cooper
Coshucion Thurday
de McLee
Wight Way
W. A. Dickerson
Evan
Dresden
J. B. Daugherty
Mrs. Brown
Blanche Evans
Nellie Hamilton
Miss Neathers
Nellie Daugherty
H. G B. Daugherty
M.C. Wright
J. C. Daugh
Bacon
Margaret Anderson
Oklahoma
Rebecca Hallisy
Newark
J. N. Sicker
Tilla Brelsford
Alice _Fowler
Ben Bordenkircher
E.P. Fowler
Coshocton
Mageie
Etta Stiner
Plainfield
Stella Brelsford
Wayside Inn
Pear
J. A. Price
Columbus
Wm. Sead
Cretie Metzler
Baltic
Laura Lorenz
Chili
Charley Johnson
Henry Lower
Todd Brothers
Albert Ames
Willow Brook Birth Notice Amid Local Happenings
WilLow Brook February 27 birth to Mr and Mrs Howard Hardesty Friday at 8 o clock. Charney laughter and Shenk spent last Friday and Saturday at Sarning. HL McCoy and wife noted in local passing chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WilLow Brook
Mrs. Howar Hardesty
Shenk
Measles Rumors and Revival Plans Mark Local Week
Feb 23 reports a postponed pie social at the schoolhouse due to bad weather. Rev Fulton begins revival meetings on March 7. Washington's birthday box social raises 20.05. Aliases Mills and Lorenz families frequent Plainfield and Newcomers town areas for farm work and visits.
Town Notes and Weather News From Coshocton
The report notes Mrs Willian Philips and others ill while KR Sharpless and family visit Coshocton. A cold spell on Sunday marked the coldest day of winter with the mercury four to ten degrees below zero. Win Thomas sold his ten acre farm in this township to his brother Charles for 3605.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxsey
Willian Phitlips
Cunningham
W. H. Eee
Ben Fortuneare
KR. Sharpless
Wite
J. T Dickey
Coshocton
Win Thomas
Uhis Township
Charles
Cleveland Court Sees Turn in Fraud Case
Daniel A. Stewart of Ohio Heating and Manufacturing turns state’s evidence against A. E. Davis and Samuel G. Brooker in a city fraud case. Davis and Brooker, clerks in public works and auditor under the last administration, faced charges of inflating city bills and sharing funds. Stewart testified to raising several bills, including one from 41 to 229.11 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Daniel A. Stewart
Ohio Heating and Manufacturing Company
A. E. Davis
Samuel G. Brooker
Davis
Brooker
Public Works
Auditor's Department
Stewart
Davis H Ad
Silk Fabrics Trend Draws Buyers This Week
Shoppers are urged to buy Black Silk Crepon and plain fabrics this week to reap notable savings as the popular materials gain favor. The ad stresses a significant price advantage for early purchases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oar
Avorndalf
NESW
Guilford
Frank Ligett
Madisonburg
Ohio
James Lennon
Leander Blackledge
Marrage
Miss Foote
Fredrickbure
Henrietta Belser
Fanny Belser
Moscow
Jennie McDonald
Liddy Green
Jane Graham
Emich
Wagner Farm
John H. McCoy
Zanesville
J. O. Wright
J. W. Cooksey
Gushen
Wilson Chapel
Feoe Anuthee
Mopawk- Viebace
Osborne Barrete
Randal
Kansas
Esrle Haas
Llurd
Lemuel Whitaker
Humpston
J. N. Rogers
Melvin Bartrett
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Fowler
Millersburg
Logies Aid Society
L. Me
Henry Lee
R. H. Moore
Keenes
Wm. Wolfe
Clara Turner
J. H. Boyd
O. L. Elliott
O. A. Overholt
Joseph Duncan
R. A. Overholt
Liverton Beall
McMichael
Cooperdale
Bago
sSarning
McCoy
Ot Sg
Schol Hhouse
Mas Metiler
John Lorenz
W. QO. Renner
Dan Spider
New Bedford
Unis
George Schoenberger
Messe
Join
Jabrel Lorenz
Fred Shumaker
Adams Mills
Alias Mills
Fulton
Daisy Newcoue
Trinway
Literary Society
Cebls
Washington
A.M. Collins
Gardner
Coliumn
Dls
Bev Collins
Dennison
Sunbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nescopeck
Joseph Keefer
Charlie Seeley
Tusanne
New York
George B. Barrow
Baby Clark
Central Park
Sing Sing
Matteawan
Barrow
Auburn Prison
Honolulu
Wyman
Carmichael
Netherlands
Noumena
New Caledonia
Michigan Association
McMillan
Burrows
Hegan
White House
President McKinley
Messenger
Mr. McKinley
Senator Burrows
Treasury
South Fourth Street
Real Coshocton National Bank
Greater
Colum
Boyd & McConnell
Justin
Rose Bros. Furniture CO
Opera House
Coshocton, Ohio
A. N. Copipton
Plain Street
Fiems
Dr. E
jGleidel
Esse
Nis
Ngyee
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