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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
7
Keene reports from March describe a teachers institute with Prof. Shaw presiding, praise for organizers, and music by Bloomfield pupils. Notices cover the Shank funeral, Lucy Elliott burial, erysipelas cases, births, illnesses, and local social gatherings along with school appointments and a fire injury report.
Monawk March 20 H Barnes Jr will close the winter term at Barrett's Tuesday and begin spring term next Monday with a three day vacation. I H Ring sold household goods at public sale and shipped rest to Millersburg. Locust Grove Sunday school elected officers and teachers. Services to be held at Mohawk M E church each evening during week of prayer.
Miss Marie Magans and Howard Coggins of Roscoe visited here last week. Fred Turner of Walhonding came on business Thursday. Clifford Workman of Walhonding attended the literary exercises Friday evening. Campbell is able to be about again. Mrs Mothe McLarnan has nearly recovered. The Methodist church asks patronage for an entertainment on the first Saturday in April. Thomas Clark moved to a new home near Mount Vernon. Rebecca Rollings is ill. Mrs Rebecca J Cullison.
Protracted meeting led by Rev. Curtis of Warsaw opened at Stanton's hall last Tuesday. Local movers include Mr. Lanham of Clark who relocated to the McLaughlin farm, A. J. Day of Killbuck visiting, and Clem Plant of Killbuck staying with brother William. Lulu Pier left for North Ima to resume studies after visiting relatives. Neiderhouse of Toledo visited William Plant, Wash Murray of Clark visited, and attendees joined a sale at Mathias Seuer’s place Saturday. Batumiey and Su bhktas mentioned in local notes.
Avordale records March 21 visits from Mr and Mrs John Hawk of Chili and Mrs A Rinehart of Coshocton to the Miser family. Local socials include Miss Nellie Mofit with Mrs G J Fair. News from Center Valley notes literary meetings and a Republican ticket listing Frank Emerson Thos S Treasurer O W Sergeant R Toveless S A Stowe. Strise Montarn reports moves and local visits plus the death of 11 year old Lucy Barnes from spinal ailment after a fall.
Willow Brook notes show Oliver Fortune and family moved to AFP on March 20. Edward Turner from Walhondine was at Dawson's near Conesville last week. Aiva Mecoy and family moved to Maggie Peoples' farm last Monday. Mrs. Albert Wright visited Beene last Sunday. Farmers have begun plowing in the area.
Rev Nes bitt of Frazersburg Rev Egleson of New Concord and Rev Hyatt of Warsaw assisted in revival meetings last week James Scott returned Friday from a trip to Florida Revival meetings ended Sunday night with 14 accessions A week of prayer will be observed at Plains church Dr Owen was in Coshocton last Thursday
Notes from Cooperdale include Mr and Mrs Wm Evans returning from Chicago, Mrs Dan Wright ill, Justin H Wright visiting, and Charles Wood shipping horses to Bullato. George Wright and wife visited. Protracted meeting began at the German Methodist church. Mrs Ciara Sharpless and John Mec Curdy ill. Miss Bele Wabel visiting parents. Hamilton listed as sick.
A report from Canal Lewisville on a Saturday social at the Grove with many local youths. Visits include Miss Maude Strauss of Coshocton staying with Miss Anna Carnahan and Mrs. George Hull of Coshocton visiting her mother Mrs. Best.
Moscow reports Mr and Mrs Hayes Wright moving to Rev Senter s farm James Smailes completes a term of school Mrs R E Button returns from Columbus trip Mr Kreider moves into Dr Morris property A C McDonald to relocate near Roscoe John McDonald to Cushocton in early April W H A Daniels travels to Ada for quarterly meeting at Plains on March 31 and April 1.
A Philadelphia Press humor exchange quotes Miss Anne Teek defending original stories. An Albany dairyman seeks a doctor for a sick child and buys Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. the child improves and the family endorses the remedy to neighbors.
Conferees on the Porto Rican relief bill reach a compromise as Senate official notes a retreat from the revenue limitation and restores a future revenue clause with added aid for Porto Ricans. Other dispatches cover fortifications on the Canadian border, debate on Porto Rico government and tariff, Secretary Root on Cuba, Scott seat ruling, new Army subsistence posts, City of Florence wreck, Methodist expansion, Cape Nome rush.
George Finch a laborer living in Austin Illinois was shot and killed by his 16 year old son Albert during an attack on his wife. The incident occurred March 21 in Chicago area. The note also reports the Sultan yielded to Russian demands on railway concessions in Asia Minor.
Sir Edmund Fane British envoy to Copenhagen is dead. Mona Lytle four burned to death at Columbus Ohio home. Jewett white lead works Port Richmond New York suffered 200000 dollars in fire. Boat match Fitzsimmons Sharkey off as forfeit not deposited. Twenty four peasants drown Danube near Budapest. Henry Elsworth home Marion Indiana wrecked by natural gas explosion two killed. Mrs Charles Smith Chicago saloon keeper confesses to killing Miss Anna Strother. Paris thieves seize satchel 400000 francs en route to Bank of France.
At the American Federation of Labor executive council session, D Douglas Wilson vice president of the Machinists International Association reported the dispute between machinists and employers in Chicago Columbus Ohio and other locations. He noted employers demand workers return before arbitration and the federation pledged assistance within its power.
Dyspeptic husband complains of breakfast options while a wife laments lack of appetite. A Philadelphia Press quote questions the breakfast, followed by a Philadelphia claim about tin ware and a humorous line about a pail attached to a dog tailing 11 miles in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
By Acclamation Emporia Kas March 21 Congressmen James B.M. Miller of Council Grove was renominated by acclamation by the Republican convention of the Fourth district SB Rohrer and Frank B Hunsher were elected delegates to the national convention and HE G Lamb was named as elector
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