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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a rapid remedy for blood humours including simple scrofulous and hereditary conditions. The claim emphasizes quick relief and universal applicability across cases.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soup Ointment and Pills as complete treatment for torturing skin and blood humours. It claims cures for scrofula bad blood and infantile eczema when other remedies and physicians fail, noting success in infants and children and parental relief.
Rev. Mr. B. D. Jones joined Miss Carrie Davis of Evansburg and George Chadwick of East Liverpool in marriage on Tuesday. Homer Pettit of Brooksville is visiting his father P. M. Pettit on Bank Street.
Harvey B. Davis of Co H 4th U S Infantry writes from Laredo Texas that his regiment is ordered to serve in the Philippines. They will leave Laredo on the 19th and sail from San Francisco June 1. Davis, son of Mrs Rachel Davis of East Chestnut Street, has three years of prior service and recently won a marksmanship medal.
J. P. Forbes travels to Newark by Winton with party including James M. Leszynsky George Caton and Carl Hinig. Leszynsky from San Francisco joined Forbes on a brief stopover en route to New York. The Age is better every day.
Correspondence from Avondale records Miss Eva West and Charles Thom at the Nel lie church dedication last Sunday. Local residents visit kin in Coshocton and Keene, with numerous social calls and a marriage announcement for Maggie Honabarger and Phillip Barth. Martin Gephart’s illness and death are noted, along with shipments, property transactions, and ongoing town projects.
Isleta residents Eliza Ford of Detroit and Irine Stewart of Newcomerstown visited Mrs. John Stewart. L. Stowe hosted in Zanesville. T. W. Culbertson and relatives toured Coshocton. George Walters and son Milton called on friends in West Lafayette. Ed Huff of Orange visited Frank Van Dusen and wife. S. A. Stowe made a Coshocton business trip. Fred Timmons family and Emma Dever of Coshocton were guests of Albert Wolfe. Sadie Smith Nina Cole visited Sopha Norman near Avondale. Will Poland of Newcomerstown visited friends here.
Mr and Mrs T P Perkins visited Coshocton Friday and the Robinson show Saturday. Mr and Mrs Selders spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents at Helmick. Mr and Mrs Hains attended the dedication at Nelle Sunday. Miss Alice and Ole Dickerson visited Mrs Lanering Sunday afternoon. Adam Wright was in Cooperdale Saturday. M Wright and family spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Nellie Hamilton has returned to Coshocton after a week with her parents. Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Gonders a girl. Mr and Mrs W W Morford spent Sunday afternoon with Mr John Dickerson.
Dr and Mrs Jesse McClain of Coshocton spent last Sunday among friends in town. Mrs D R Culbertson visited her daughter at Newcomerstown last Sunday. Miss Josie Porter of Evansburg visited her sister here recently. Mrs W T Dickie of Coshocton spent last Tuesday with Mrs J B Burt. Mr and Mrs Frank Lacey returned home last Sunday evening from a visit in the village.
The Reverend Thrapp will speak to the G A R post at the M B P church on Sunday May 24 at 3 PM. Miss Young former high school instructor hosted a school reception at the Price residence Tuesday evening. Several locals named as guests and teachers discussed in the notice.
Various short notices report a seven octave Boston organ from Cosliccton manufacture damaged trestle bridge repair crew sent to Brink Haven a lace found in the road owner to claim at Compton's music store local family moves to Giedel Main street new huckster wagon for Lon Clark families relocating to tannery dwelling Jack Rose family building a residence near their former burned site visits and social calls among residents including I L King and daughter at Frank Wrights and others while Rev Dr Hamilton spoke at the Coshoeton Presbyterian church and Mrs Miller changes job to Worthington.
Bowman reports farmers busy preparing fields with some planting underway. Abe Foster and family visited John Dobson and family. Miss Bessie Reed from near Keene visited the Neldon sisters. Locals attended a Coshocton show. A roof fire at the school was extinguished with little damage. Six mile dam sees many Coshocton anglers telling fish tales. Mayme Neldon slowly recovering from lung fever and tonsillitis.
Philip Harrisberger and family of Avondale spent Sunday with relatives Robi New Miller of New Philadelphia visited his parents Cas Lorenz is seriously ill Ada Zeiner of New Philadelphia visits her mother Jennie Swan has gone to Akron for a millinery job Robert Ladrach was in Avondale on business Jacob Stephen and Evans Creek family visited Lewis Reiss and family Mr and Mrs Andy Milles of West Lafayette visited friends here Sunday John Lorenz of Cashocton is visiting Miss Ethel Ford has gone to West Lafayette for work Mrs A B Smith visits her children in Newark Miss Anna Hank of Adamsville visited her sister Alta in town
Levi Miller plans a visit to his parents in Carrolton this week. Mrs. Chas Houser of Condoct was guest last Thursday of J. Ross. Mrs. Garrett traveled to Zanesville last Wednesday due to her daughter's illness. Miss Hawes from Pittsburg stayed with the Smith family last week. Mrs. Ed Widdings of Columbus visits her parents, Mr and Mrs Murphy.
Corrected price listings from Snyder Son and E S Lee cover Butter Eggs Smoked sides Cabbage Chickens Potatoes Lard Shoulder and more. Live stock and hay prices detail cattle hogs sheep and calves with regional buyers McCall Rowlen Newburn East Liberty Pittsburg. Also notes on Wool Oil meal and a local paint sales pitch promoting Green Seal by B Coe Coshocton and Jas Bell Roscoe.
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