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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
2
A vintage ad notes Scott's Emulsion costs more than cheaper cod liver oil products because its ingredients are tested for purity and quality. It warns against cheaper substitutes, asserting no economy in bargain medicines and promising reliable health benefits from the genuine preparation.
Miss Mary Metz travels to Newark for photography lessons. Rev. Beechley departs for Danville and Rev Henry A Shook arrives in West Bedford. quarterly meeting planned for Nov 11 and 12 with Sunday sermons. Lectures from Dr Dawson on Men of the 20th Century set for next Wednesday at M E Church Plus local visits and minor losses and repairs noted.
Mrs Al Horn of Kent visits relatives in Bakersville. Rebecca Myers and Marg arven of Elgerton Kans guest Benton Warren and family. Emma Reiss visits Canton relatives. Anna Bollenbacher and Della Geese in Baltic. Nettie Chantz goes to Coshocton. Hamilton of Coshocton in town. Charles Mixer and wife visit from Cenal Rover. Quarterly meeting at WIFE church next Sunday. John Manner family of Beiweh Crt yenent Sunday with relatives. Myo CHittard Finton and Wiss Ant tie Pahmer wed last Thursday in West Lafayette Presbyterian church. Tidy congratulations to couple. Mise Tdi Reiss with Mresno relatives. Andrews visits Whitt Tyres. Colom Mizer sealing cellar project.
Nellie O reports a busy week with L N Staats at home Monday. A Brown from North Collins buys horses for Buffalo market. Mr and Mrs Al Smith visit Coshocton and Smith’s brother. New homes on Seeond Street near ready for plaster. Lecture course ends with November 5 talk by Albina on The man of the 7th Century. 100 tickets sold. Candidates and cigars flood town as campaign season peaks. Carl Sherer visited Danville. H M K Hostetler traveled to Coshocton for business.
Mrs. Austin announces pancake flour in heat in all stores. A fresh supply is now on hand at your grocers.
In Spring and Mountain communities Frank Shannon and family visit relatives in the area. Dr H Baker and E L Lyharger attend the Grand Lodge in Cincinnati. Louise Tagelbarger and Gladys McNeal attend a quarterly meeting in Warsaw. E O McNeal of Zanesville spent time with his father S McNeal. E C Wills visits his parents. Frank Ulman of Gambler was in town. Trollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes new red blood and bone health at 35 cents a box.
Plainfield residents report social visits and relocations. Lucus of West Lafayette spent Sunday with Rev Lucus and Mrs Elizabeth Magness retired in Plainfield from a week in Coshocton. Jack Ford moved his household to Coshocton. Lewis Bassett and Joseph Sheets with families noted, while Forney and Miskinnen travel to Texas on business. Also announcements of pancake breakfast and Nov 7 and 21 low one way fares south and southeast via Pennsylvania lines.
Keene residents share a warm surprise as Mrs. Jane Lawrence hosts guests from Warsaw Canal Lewisville Chill Mound and Keene. Guests include Holly Mowery Johnson Boyd Endsley and others. Nearby Dr. Dawson to present inaugural Keene high school lecture on The Man for the 20th Century.
Nov 2 notes in New Castle report local social life and moving of families. Mentions W L Berry in Columbus on business, Cochran on jury vacation, and multiple visits and guests across Bluff, Cooperdale, Elyria, Lima, Coshocton, Mt Vernon, Mahawk, Fallsburg, and Warsaw. Quarterly meeting praised as one of the best on the circuit.
An aged want ad touts Walker and Lawrence as “a good place to buy good shoes” with a brisk sales promise. The brief placement emphasizes quick service for buyers seeking footwear.
Chestnut Ridge reports Mr and Mrs W L Craig and daughter Marie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Amos Frye while Kathryn Porter visited Mabel Reed. New Moscow notes J Frank Smith of Mt Vernon will lecture Nov 3 for charity. local visits include Donley family, G W Meek, and Jesse Grace relatives with several Sunday gatherings. minor local movements and greetings listed.
Rev CC Vers and wife were welcomed by the Mohawk village on their Mohawk circuit. The congregants brought substantial provisions for the couple and feed for their horse. The first quarterly meeting on the circuit and finances were reported in good condition. Local residents visited Miss Lizzie Harper, while Dr. Foster treated a sick horse. Isaiah Harper and J H Harper discussed extending road work on Zack Bush’s land.
Paul Gilmore stars in Capt Debonnaire at the Newark Auditorium on Saturday November 4 with a matinee option. Coshocton residents plan to attend. return on the early evening train. Also promotion for Collister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Low round trip fares west and southwest for Pennsylvania Lines home seekers until December 19.
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