Notes of Local People in Chill and Surrounding Areas
Local notices summarize residents and visitors from Chill and nearby towns. Names include Morris Lint, George Irwin, Fred Lembright, Albert Cuchgan, A. T. Boyd, George Stewart, and many others visiting or residing inElm Grove Chestnut and surrounding streets. The record lists travels, illnesses, engagements, and social visits across Newark Cameron New Philadelphia and Columbus, with weddings planned for Chas Lorenz and Lessie Cox and community events like a Halloween party hosted by Miss Bertha Bock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Lint
Chill
George Irwin
Fred Lembright
Albert Cuch‘gan
New Bedford
A.T. Boyd
Avondale
Halloween Masquerade at South 9th Street Party
Misses Lizzie and Nora Den zer hosted a Halloween gathering on South 9th Street with friends including Gertrude Jauss Lilian Jauss Anna Haller Gladys Bigue Nellie Davidson and Mary Berlean. Guests arrived in masquerade costumes and refreshments were served as everyone enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Nora *Denzer
South 9Th Street
Gertrude
Lilian Jauss
Anna Haller
Gladys Bigue
Nellie Davidson
Mary Berlean
Paper mill dealings and new Coshocton mill interest
The Newark paper mill damaged months ago was sold. W H Bachert of this city showed interest, and Harry Smart has joined him in Coshocton mill ventures. Coshocton mill is operating steadily with full force and rumors of a substantial increase within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
W. H. Bachert
Harry Smart
Mr. Bachert
Coshocton
Court House Real Estate Transfers
Court notices list multiple real estate transfers in Coshocton and surrounding townships including Burgess Donley to Cless Norris lot 15 West Wedford for 250 and George A Hay to M J and John Kooff lot 627 Coshocton for 875. Other transfers include Esther and Anna Strauss to Nancy Betts part lot 112 Coshocton for 2300 and J V Marquand trustee to Anna Bryant life estate 16 lot 17 in Conesville. Probate actions mention wills for Benjamin T Moulton Elizabeth Bahmer and Drusilla Nelson with appraisals and estates in Perry township and Coshocton. Administrative appointments include Lulu G Stowe administrator for Hiram L Stowe estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Donley
Cless Norris
West Wedford
George A
Nellie H. Hay
M. J
John Kooff
Coshocton
Anna
Lewis E. Talmadge
Charles G. Smith
Burt
Esther
Anna Strauss
Nancy E. Betts
Cusbocton
J. V
Selby
Almack
W. H
Mary J. Richard
New Guilford Lodge
Clayesville
Divorce Granted After One Month Of Marriage
Judge granted a divorce to Stephen Stuber from Jane Stuber on grounds of disloyalty. Stephen, 71, and Jane, 43, wed last August in New Castle Township. He confessed a mistaken marriage and reported happiness at licensing but sadness at the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thache
Stephen Stuber
Jane Stuber
Stuber
Newcastle
Roche
Former Coshocton Boy Weds in Greensburg
LeRoy Sawyer son of Samuel Sawyer married Miss Clara Erington in Greensburg Pennsylvania on October 20 at the Presbyterian church. A large gathering attended and presented the couple with many gifts. The newlyweds will reside in Greensburg. Sawyer has many friends in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Sawyer
Samuel Sawyer
Greensburg
Clara Erington
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Sawyer
Canesville Couple Wed in Grace M Woparsonave Ceremony
John FE Phillips and Miss Redempha Davis, notable Canesville residents, married Thursday afternoon by Dr. Tuwland at Grace M Woparsonave. Phillips teaches and studies at Zanesville business college. Davis is daughter of David Davis, noted Goal operator. Witnesses included Mrs. Sam McCullough and Miss Annie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Phillips
Redempha Davis
Canesville
Tuwland
Grace M. Woparsonave
Phillips
Business College
Zanesville
Miss Davis
David Davis
Ely's Cream Balm marketed for nasal catarrh relief
The notice promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with a spraying tube at 75 cents and notes its use for catarrhal troubles. It claims quick absorption without drying secretions and mentions distribution by mail from Ely Brothers in Warren Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Mall
Ely Brothen
Warren Street
New York
Pilgrims visit Vienna cemetery on All Saints’ Day
Vienna reports that about 600000 people visited the Central Cemetery over All Saints and All Souls days. Pilgrims carried wreaths and burned candles at tombs and in the grass. Monuments to Mozart Beethoven and Schubert drew crowds and the mass grave of 600 Ring Theater victims remained a focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Viennna
Rome
Mozart
Beethoven
Shubert
Europe
Rivers Got Away After Lively Pursuit
Police tracked a man wanted on various charges to his home near the board of trade second addition. When approached he fled firing on Officer Hains who chased him to the river. Rivers escaped by wading across the Dascurawas river while the officer circled to the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Rivers
Board of Trade Second Addition
Hains
Rivera
Rivers
Court actions in Oxford township cases noted
John Heskett sues Isabelle and Mary Glenn for 750 dollars tied to a May 28 1900 note secured by a mortgage on Oxford township property. A petition seeks to restrain Oxford township trustees James Orle Alfred Rebard and W I Knuterson from finishing a road across Van Sickle lands. a temporary restraining order is in place. J W Chompson sues on a note of 115 dollars purchased from Charles Seward, tied to a mortgage on Linton township property.Attorney T H Wheeler represents Chompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heskett
W. A. Himebaugh
Court of Common Pleas
Isabelle Glenn
Mary Glenn
Heskett
Oxford Township
Hirza van Sickle Et al
Common Pleas Court
James Orle
Alfred Rebard
W. I. Knuterson
Chas. Seward
Mary ©. Henderson
A. R. Henderson
Seward
Linton Township
Thompson
Sermon at Trinity Church Prepares Youth for Confirmation
The Rev Lloyd preached a strong sermon on the sacraments as part of a series guiding a large confirmation class at Trinity Episcopal church. Miss Daisy Norman and Mr Parker Adams were married Wednesday evening at the bride's Keene home, with about 25 guests including Mr and Mrs B L Adams of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie McCullough
Main
Hannah Ford
J.C. Baldwin
Cameron
Lewis Piper
Judson Wright
Lucy
Anna Parsons
Isaac Ferrell
South Seventh
G.C. Ferrell
Jennie Powell
Lottie
Avondale
Missouri
Garber
Kent
Par
Rev. Jones
Roscoe
New Florence
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lloyd
Daisy Norman
Parker Adams
L. A. Ensley
Keene
Wreck on New York Central Kills Brakeman and Wounds Conductor
A rear end collision west of Schenectady between two New York Central freight trains killed a brakeman and slightly injured conductor Anthony McCormick of Albany. The second train derailed its locomotive and caboose, blocking four tracks for hours as firemen jumped to safety. In a separate note, Samuel H. Edgar, longtime Louisville and Nashville executive and former vice president, died at a Caldwell sanitarium after nervous prostration linked to overwork. he was 57, born in Philadelphia, and to be buried in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Schenectady
N. Y
Ives
Anthony McCormick
Albany
Montclair
N. J
Samuel H. Edgar
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Caldwell
Here
Edgar
Louisville and
Nashvile
Philadelphia
Louisvile
Crisp
Chicago
Newton
Iowa
United States
Crook
van Dieman Strait
Columbus
Moses Wilson
Leroy
N. D
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Goas
Conden
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. Lewis
Woodmen of America
Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh with Free Trial Botanic Blood Balm
Ad for Botanic Blood Balm promising cures for rheumatism and catarrh with a free sample and medical advice. Claims long standing cases improved after using Blood Balm and urges writing to the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta, Ga for trial and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sparagus Pills Claim Kidney Cure Promise
An ad-style notice promotes Tobba’ Sparagus Pills as a cure for kidney illness from the Gterning Remedy Co. Based in Chitamo, the item lists Sam Me as a contact and markets a free offer alongside the product.
Tremendous Sensation As Wilde Scandal Rumors Spread
London reports a forthcoming Wilde type scandal involving a peer who may have fled the country or lie ill at an English resort. Efforts will be made to suppress further publicity as the sensational controversy becomes public property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oscar Wilde
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J. S. Elliot
Chestnut
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Clara Steffes
West Carisle
W. T. Raight
Lee Avenue
Frank Davis
Toledo
James Carton
Galveston
Texas
J. T. Williams
Wa. E. Hunt
South Fourth
George Adrian
Canton
A. G. Ralston
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Ernest Johnson
T. L. Montgomery
North Fourth
Wa. Cochran
Pittsburg
Milo Ling
Elliott
Thomas. McConnell
Eward Jordan
Brown Manufacturing Company
Greenville, Teon
Ramon
Homer S. Frew
New Philadelphia
G. Miller
Wis
Johnn McClelland
Scottdale
Sresé Pa
Adam J. Haller
Chescnut
W. F. Hulings
Sistersville
W. Va
Mabel McPeek
Bertha Bock
Ladies’ Sodality of Sacred Heart Church
Locust
D. G. Whittemore
Claries H. Boyd
Lottie Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Newcomerstown
City
Kate Myers
Howard Wagen
Canal Dover
Fred Timmons
J. C. Baldwin
Mannah Ford
Jackson Balch
Chas Lorenz
Chili
Jon Lorenz
Lessie Cox
Matthew S. Beebe
West
Beebe
Smart
Coshucton
Court House
Benjamin T. Moulton
Lulu G. Stowe
Hiram L. Stowe
Drusilla Nelsdon
Elizabeth Bahmer
Milton R. Weldon
Perry Township
Laura Ad. Berry
Cadia Speckman
Stella Arrowther
Ernest C. Miller
Mary G. Ailligas
John EF. Phillips
Franklin Township
Redempa M. Davis
Phillips-Davis
George Nascar
Warsw Road
Mabel Tazen
Julia Bushnell
Isabelle Roberts
Sue Robinson
Mary Knappenberger
Susy Beach
Carl Tuttle
Tom Gray
Thomas Kent
Age Office
Elgin
Frank
Louis Schuette
Charles
James Woodrich
Algonquin
Inls
Milk
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Louisa Schuette
Kilbourne City
Dundee
St. Johns
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Ministry of Marine
Crawford
Rev
Livyd
G. F. Finnell
Geidel Block
Ra House Ton
Preight Trains
Wilmington
N. C
Elm City
Curry
Isuke
Mont
Heinze
Barus
Butte Mines
Java
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