Comings and Goings and Society News in Greversal
Mrs T W Cornell visits son Charles in Conesville while Professor Carlisle visits Malvern schools in city. Mrs L Carr of Canton visits Mrs Nellie Miller as John Gilmore moves from near Cooperdale to the city. Miss Sadie Marshall joins Mrs Lorenz millinery. Miss Rachel Moore visits Ina Moore on Eighth street. Estella Carbat from Roscoe takes a job with Mrs F W Munn. Valente and Crown families guests of J L and W A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Cornell
Charles
Conesville
Carlisle
Malvern Schools
City
L. Carr
Canton
Nellie Miller
John Gilmore
Cooperdale
Going Out Like a Lion Snowstorm Buries Ground
A Thursday early morning snowstorm blanketed the area with several inches of snow. City reports five inches on the level, disrupting movers and travel while rail service saw only light delays. The Age notes it provides more county news than other papers.
Judge Maxwell Pilt Delays Court to April Ninth
After the divorce suit of George B. Kistler against Bessie Kistler was heard Wednesday, Judge Maxwell adjourned court until April 9. The petit jury were notified of the change and will not be here until that date. He left for Millersburg to hold court this week and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Kistler
Bessie Kistler
Maxwell
Millersburg
Gordon Lecture Off After Fall Rescheduling
Superintendent Fenton reports General Gordon cannot lecture here until next fall. Ticket refunds are being issued promptly and the business will close soon. It was hoped he would come before summer but that proved impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
General Gordon
Entertainment Postponed at Grace M E Church
The Grace M E church program by the Ladies and Knights of the Maccabees has been indefinitely postponed due to the principal speaker's illness. The completed program was arranged and a future date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
Knights of the Maccabees
Cooking Club Close Season At Mrs Nicholas Home
The Coshocton Cooking Club enjoyed a final season session at Walnut Street hosted by Mrs 5 H Nicholas with members including Mr and Mrs Edward Lee Will Lynde and others. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ezra Lynde E O Evans Mrs John D Nicholas and more. Also includes an advertisement for Bucklen arnica salve listing ailments and local pharmacy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Murderers Sentenced to Life in Ebensburg Store Killing
Shenji L. M. Long and Chief Good enough of Ravanna sent a trio of young men Dan Snurder Frank Somers and Joseph McGowan to the penitentiary for life. They killed N. K. Goss during a burglary at his Ebensburg store on January 13. They were captured eight hours after the crime and later convicted in circuit court as dangerous criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenji L. M. Long
Chief Goodenough
Ravanna
Wheeling
Dan Snurder
Frank Somers
Joseph McGowan
Tho
N. K. Goss
Ebensburg
Portage County
Banking by Mail at Pittsburg Bank for Savings
The Pittsburg Bank for Savings offers banking by mail with the same security and opportunities as in person. Deposits earn interest compounded twice a year and the bank serves over 17 000 depositors with more than 5 0000 in deposits. Write or call for a booklet describing banking by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Farmers' Want Column Maps Bargains and Rentals
A rural market page lists corrected weekly prices for various grains and flour with retail rates, and invites readers to use the Farmers' Want Column for free notices of sales, rentals, exchanges, or requests. It notes notices are limited to five lines seven words per line and mentions local areas and land parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerais
Edwin & Lee
Ws L. Corm
Local Happenings and Moved Homes in Town
Town topics note several residents moving into new homes on Chestnut and Locust streets and a move on North Second Street. Freight shipments on the Pan Handle rise toward record levels. Obituary for William Magruder who died in San Antonio, Texas. Roscoe M. P. church ladies hosted a masquerade social with nineteen dollars realized. Blue Lodge Masons plan a meeting with two Master Mason candidates and refreshments. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Stafford of Bethlehem township at Prairie Chapel after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L P. Burt
William Wright
Zanesville
S. R. McCormick
Independence
Kansas
Mary Weisner
Alice Milligan
Prairie Chapel
W. Wf. Evans
Chicace
EP. Evans
Third Street
Extera Carhart
Gertrude
Rescue
Newcomerstown
William Magruder
West Carlisle
San Antonio
Tex
Blue Lodge, Masons
Isaac Stafford
Bethlehem Township
Young man deemed epileptic committed to Gallipolis hospital
Jerry Thornsley age 19 was adjudged epileptic by Judge Ruche Wednesday afternoon and ordered committed to the hospital at Gallipolis. He was taken there today by his brother William Thornsley. Jerry resided with his father near the Drake mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Thornsley
Ruche
Gallipolis
Callipolis
William Thornsley
Jerry
Drake Mines
Easter Silk Display Sets Coshocton Store Ablaze
Beginning Monday April 2 Coshocton shoppers will see the greatest Easter silk display ever at the store. The weeklong event features 1000 yards of Satin Feuard silks at 75 cents per yard, 500 yards of Printed Liberty Satin at 9c, plus Plisse and Panne silks and many other fabrics in a range of colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
New York
Liberty
Luxor
Kaster Kid Gloves Offer in Coshocton Market
Wertheimer's New Ideal Clasp Kid Gloves priced at $1.50 and P. L. gloves at $4 with $1.25 per pair are promoted as superior fitting and long wearing. Available in Easter shades and multiple colors, the ad asserts high quality and a strict guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
P.L
Wertheimer
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Sadie Marshall
Rachel Moore
Dresden
Ina Moore
Eighth Street
Estella Carbatt
Roscoe
Joas
Mn. F. W. Munn
Marc Valentine
Minerva
Mrs. Valentine
Mrs. Lemmel Crown
Aura Caldwell
Kimbolton
L. P. Bort
Zanesvile
John Ayebdoun
George Caton
Fountain Wry Goods Company
Lydia Lanning
S. H.nicholas
Charles W. Slaughter
Willow Brook
Will M. Compton
J.L. Smith
W. A. Smith
Robert Cochran
Trinway
Joseph Love
Jobn Kirk
West Lafayette
A. B. Crawford
Jos
Anna Spratt
Cleveland
W. M. Compton
Frank Bostwick
Baltimore
Touston Hay
Myrta Lease
Strasburg
Jane Lease
Lucy Reardon
Columbus
F.W. Munn
J. W. Thomson
Hayestiiie
Willam Lavetrmin
Henry Lorenz
Roseville
J. Ernest Carhart
Dennison Uanemiiy
Oninvilie
Liman Tassar
Audra
Way
Pro
New Century Club
Sadie Smith
Fourth Street
W.F. Darling
Olean
N. Y
Brown Manufacturing Company
Natcohsoc Cooking Club
Belle Stover
W. K. Crawford
Philadelphia
Crawford
Edward Judd
Herbert McDonald
Christene Taylor
Ransom Store
William Taylor
Dennison
Agnes Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Neremerstarn Babhs
Maxwell Pilt
Gordon
Grace ME
Wost
Bucklen
C.E. Anderson
iNo
Forbes Blok
Rox
Strauss & Thompson
BOSTO
Strauss, Thompson & Go
Pan Hamdt2
Farmers’ Want
Luther Strauss
Ean, Sme
The
Gray Hardware Co
Fred Timmons
Robert Love
W. Jacobs
Andy Hicketts
North Second Street
C. E. McManus
Farley Connerty
Chestnut Street
James D. Severns
James Thornsiey
Locust Street
Roscoe M. P. Church
Thompson
Ransom Dy Goods Company
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