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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
5
The Calendar notes society gatherings including The Historical club at the library and The Florence Crittenton Circle meeting there at 7 p m. Miss Nellie Fisher hosts The New Century club and The Home Study Circle with Mrs. Carnahan also meeting with her.
The Ladies Ald Society of Grace church held its quarterly meeting on Friday electing officers for the coming year. Miss Weisser is President with Lou Boyd as First Vice President and Mary Jemens as Third Vice President. District officers were named, retiring treasurer honored, and Bible Study Class starts at Haworth League with Dr St Clair leading. A Warsaw Halloween party and a Warsaw high school girls party were noted among events. Invitations were issued for next Thursday at Mrs Callahan’s Mulberry street home for Grace Adams Entertained concluding with a social gathering.
A Presbyterian church social Friday evening drew many locals to games and light refreshments. The New England supper hosted by district five ladies featured a delicious menu and raised about eighty five dollars for church efforts.
Local notices list several residents and visitors. Wil Shannon visited Zanesville Friday while John Nicholas returned home from Kenyon for a brief stay. Helen Baker and Daisy Wilcoxon planned a short visit to Mt Vernon and Gambier. Mrs Hutchinson and Sophie Wilson travel to Columbus. Nellie Foster spends Sunday with family in Warsaw. Flord Shafer of Mt Vernon College returns home for a brief visit. Nellie Frye, former emcee at the Citizens Telephone Exchange, goes back near Keene. Norma and Essie Rose will visit friends in Zanesville Sunday. C B Williams of the Washing ton schools visits his uncle Squire Levi Williams and studies law.
Columbus, Nov. 4 Based on the final county poll across eighty eight counties a net Republican plurality of 3951 is shown for Governor Herrick. Chairman Charles Dick predicts actual pluralities will exceed the poll at the election next Tuesday and says the legislature will be strongly Republican in both chambers.
Cleveland detectives investigated a supposed highwayman raid after Anthony Bunn claimed a bold hold up and $200 from his father’s estate. After extensive inquiry they learned he had been joking and he was arrested and sent to the workhouse.
Fine weather Saturday brought a large market with fifty eight vendors. Meat dominated sales while raccoons fetched quick profit. Egg prices rose to 28 cents a dozen due to light supply and butter remained plentiful at a low price.
A grand missionary meeting is set for Sunday November 5 at Second Baptist colored congregation hosted by Rev W M Howery on Fifth Street. Rev L J Patterson and Rev J H Archie will lead morning service at 11 a m and evening at 7 30 p m with Mrs Patterson and missionary work in the east Indies noted. A reduced sale on trimmed millinery begins Monday November 6 at Mrs A J Lennon’s store.
Large crowd at McDonald five and ten cent store forced doors to open before 7:30 a.m. as shoppers surged in a cyclone-like rush, and the sale quickly cleared out with surprising speed.
Edwin Black 63 farmer of West Lafayette and Elisabeth Ames 58 of Oxford Township obtain a marriage permit at the court house. The stockholders of Dry Goods Company were in the office.
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