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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
8
Chitton Panama fabric features a light firm weave in shades from rose to cream suitable for ejon and pony suits. Tamise Cloth appears as popular sheer woolen with tan grey checks and plaids. White and black worsted suitings present bold magpie tones. Silks include a lustrous background for whites and crepe de chine like firmness.
Mrs Etlie Darrow died at her sister's home in Chicago on Saturday afternoon. She had lived in Coshocton about a year and left behind a husband Charles Darrow and a three year old son. The funeral is planned at the Streator home on Tuesday. Surviving are sisters Mrs Bathelor and Mrs Myer and brothers John Stuars and Sam Myers among others. The notice also includes a short unrelated ad note about rheumatism treatment and local medical mentions.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Henry Robinson's Elector Mrs. M. V. Rosa of Cleveland arrive today to remain until after the funeral. Mrs. Skinner will arrive from Chester for several days. Last summer Mr. Robinson joined the Presbyterian church and the services will be at the family residence on Cheat Net street Wednesday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev. Mr. Bairstone. Bernard Consudary will come from Ubebeviile to take part in the ceremonies and pallbearers will be chosen from local families.
Preparations for a large Odd Fellows rally tonight are complete with over 260 invitations issued. Seventeen candidates will be initiated as part of the event in the hall expected to draw a large attendance.
A masked crowd lynched a man named Carr near a railroad bridge over the plantation canal after he was accused of stealing and killing a cow. Authorities plan to investigate. Judge Schwing urges grand jury action. The incident follows Carr’s prior thefts and legal troubles.
Official confirmation sets the Cuyahoga Telephone Co and Federal Telephone branches in Zanesville Youngstown Findlay Massillon among others to transfer to St Louis financiers led by Adolphus Busch. Transfer expected about April 1 through JS Brailey of Toledo. Citizens Telephone Co Coshocton not included.
The Woman's Label League organized at Cent rail Label ball with officers elected including President Mrs Hammong Parkgs Vier president Miss Tabeaies Lewvet- Ron Recording secretary Miss Tonnie Denzer Financial secretary and treasurer Mrs Nora Pocock A committee will meet with Central Tradegy and Labor council next Sunday. Mrs Austins pancake stone in town, described as delicious.
The notice recounts Dollie Hughes being taken to the Main Street skating rink by unnamed assailants on a recent Saturday night. It notes her first attempt at skating and her evident enjoyment as a young person.
Coshocton should prepare for growth as the Ramsey railroad advances through the county from Mill to the Walhonding valley. The Lorain dispatch notes the project is underway with surveys and scrapers at Wellington, as right of way purchases and condemnations proceed across Wellington and Pittsfield farms. Oberlin’s Col Holiday oversees construction, with Wellington slated as the base of operations for a period.
Advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a cure for eczema tetter salt rheum itch ringworm herpes barberstch with rapid relief from itching and potential permanent cure after continued use. Priced 25 cents per box at Anderson's drug and book store and Roscoe druggist locations.
Hazel Preston, a fifteen year old son of Robert Preston, the night watchman on South Seventh Street, had his right hand torn in a machine at Keagy and Lear works on Saturday night. The boy accompanied his father to the factory to spend the evening. His hand was caught in machinery and mangled. He was taken home where Dr. Neldon treated him with many stitches.
The Age reports confectioner and frit dealer Thomas Elum plans to leave the city, vacating his upper Main Street quarters on April 1 after eight years in town. He has shifted his Massillon business to wholesale and retail, needing full time. Dawson and Smith will lease the vacated room.
Mrs Jane Clark died at Roscoe from heart trouble. A son George Clark and Mrs William mourn her loss. Funeral services will be held at home Tuesday at 1 o clock, interment at Rosece cemetery. Cairnes will have charge. no further details available.
Various short notices report items for sale such as household furnishings with a private sale starting March 12 1966 and a for sale listing. A lost fox terrier named Foxie is sought with rewards and contact at Conesville. A solid gold brooch is found and must be claimed by owner. Two men in West Lafayette miss overcoats left on a train and search for them. Local names include Mrs Nettie Beebe Elmer Summers William Shesley Jett and M Thy.
The note describes widespread drugstore window displays for a proprietary medicine Vinot and mentions efforts by local agent C. E. Anderson. It also includes a brief notice about Gray Hardware appointing a treasurer and Moe Dinger’s background, plus a Pittburg bowler Glaser and upcoming bowling event to be staged at State alleys with strong spectator interest.
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