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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
8
Fashion retailers showcase a diverse belt selection amid high demand. Store notes strong interest in 45 inch swell loose coats in grey worsted checks and plaids, inviting shoppers to view the window display and enjoy updated styles.
A merchant announces 240 wash stocks for sale at 10 cents each this week only. The offer is limited to single bundle purchases while supplies last.
Classified notices show cattle for sale including two cows aged five and six, terms may be May, inquiries to Porter address Hux 27 Roscoe. Also 70 acres of land for sale via Mrs I W Dare, Caused phone Kab Sen. Horses wanted with planned purchase for Pocock’s burn Tuesday March 15th. Smythe & Sen and Thompson of Trims provide pricing for eastern and southern markets.
A garbled notice outlines fare changes for future passenger service. It mentions a new general-use fare effective Saturday March 20 and a reduced fare to 55 cents with various implied prices for single trips.
The Boys Athletic Club organizes with six rail members in the Selby building rooms. Officers include President Ben Qaer Vice president Henry Lane and Secretary Lester Nelson. A pension for Maria Puller widow of Widelius Fuller is approved at eight dollars per month from December 12, 1905. George Gray leaves on business trip to Delaware and central Ohio.
Wednesday event at Selby Building's Central Labor Hall drew Trailer Council members and guests. E P Miller presided as master of ceremonies as plans to unite women into a closely affiliated group formed during the banquet. Landerville of the sporaphical union spoke on benefits, with no Sunday meeting scheduled.
Or Shipp is granted a divorce from Mittie Shipp after a sensational Marietta trial whose wife’s testimony reportedly harmed her own case. Myrtle Collett of Coshocton formerly identified as Mittie Shipp’s maiden name appears in records.
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