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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
8
Pocock returns with grip and faces contagion in a brief note. James Bradford, 20, of South Ninth Street and worker at Newcomerstown, is ill with measles after several weeks of illness.
Announcement notes a new baby for Mr and Mrs Alonzo Garrison of Lansdale Pennsylvania a three pound daughter. Mrs Garrison formerly Miss Hannah Snell of Coshocton Ohio.
Classified notices show multiple rental offers for unfurnished and furnished rooms near Fourth Walnut Main Tenth Cambridge and other streets. Also listings for stock sales in Meck Co and Meck Beach Co, plus a sale of a small stove. Local agents and Citizens phone numbers provided.
Contests at Yocum's Business College proceed with winners to be announced Saturday as judges Miss Yocum and C E Miller oversee. A Local Umited Mine Workers meeting in Central Liber hall Monday offers refreshments. Dr Hutton noted improvements. New books for the library may be bought with receipts from entertainment likely over ten dollars, funding public additions.
Rain showers and cooler air move in tonight with temperatures near freezing. Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler with a light north wind and chilly daytime highs.
A local egg shortage hits Coshocton as high water isolates trade via the Rosene bridge. Grocers report empty shelves for the first time in weeks, fueling talk of a new bridge at Main Street. Community notices include sales, shoes, and a gospel attendance report.
Mrs Roche announces a display of new hat patterns and ready to wear styles at her home 105 West Walnut Street on Saturday March 31. The event includes a range of shapes and sizes and mentions sailors tur bans large and small hats and patent leather Oxfords. Ladies are invited to attend prompt at Walter address.
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