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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
5
Despite dull spring weather, Coshocton milliners showcase upcoming openings with hats from Paris and local designs. The piece urges careful selection to avoid misfitting hats and preserves the milliner’s reputation for flattering choices.
The Central Grocery, held since last June by Hugh Buxton and L. W. Jordan, was sold this morning to W. A. Smith and D. A. Betts. The former owners stay on until week’s end. Carlson Stewart and Chester Butts will continue with the new firm. Buxton and Jordan gave no future plans, and friends hope they retain business ties in Coshocton.
The Citizens Telephone company has taken a twenty year lease on the western half and three rooms on the south end of the second floor of the Burns building. President Rue informed The Age they would move in as soon as possible, probably within thirty days. Improvements will be made to the current system after relocation.
Ed Dawson and family move into the W. H. Robinson property on Chestnut street. Friday and Saturday March 30 and 31 feature a beautiful display of pattern hats and fine millinery at Mrs J R Robertson. Opening of spring millinery at Mrs F W Munn's March 30 and 31.
A crowded week unfolds with the Sixth Street theatre benefit, Lay Choir concert at Grace church, and many church and social group meetings. Notables include Mrs Ida F. Smith being named deputy grand matron and Mrs Fisher's surprise farewell party with gifts, plus gatherings of the Quiet Stitchers and Busy Bees and a wedding tonight for Sadie McCullough and John Isenogle in Washington, Indiana under Dr Clark.
A short health note promotes Malt extract fortified Malta-Vita as easy to digest child food. The ad claims the product prevents sickness by providing maltose rich nourishment and cites a South Bend mother praising her baby's improved digestion after using Malta-Vita.
Mrs F W Munn announces an Easter Opening March 30 and 31 at Mr A J Lennon. Walker Lawrence presents Misses All Leather Kid Shoes for sale at $1.00.
The Columbus Press Post reports Rev. L. W. Mulhane lectured to a large audience at the Board of Trade building last evening. The event drew praise for the young Catholic priest and his talk titled Some Pages of American History.
The passage promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain medicine as healthful and soothing to the liver and nerves, aiding digestion and promising restful sleep. It notes a 25 cent price and credits Q Anderson.
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