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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement urges cooks to use Royal Baking Powder for all recipes calling for cream of tartar soda or baking powder. It claims Royal’s absolute purity and leavening strength produce lighter sweeter food, while alum and phosphate powders at similar or lower prices fail to deliver wholesome results.
The calendar lists meetings for the Woman's club at the library, the Roscoe Woman's club hosted by Mrs. J S Elliott, the U G club hosted by Miss May Cornwall, and Trinity parish ladies at 7 p m. Grace church District five holds a thimblebee at Mrs William Merrell's home. The Elite Club of O Ten me meets with Mrs Parsons. Grace church Ladies Aid meets after prayer. Miss Maud and Sadie Pickerel entertain tonight. Tomorrow Mr and Mrs Seth Snyder host cards. Grace church Woman's Home Missionary Society hosts Mrs Charles Peacock. Holloway Missionary Society with Mrs Thiel. The Flinch club meets with Miss Lena Ayres. Miss Nellie Fisher entertains. A rummage sale with ready made clothing and second hand furniture will be in the Balch block starting next Saturday. Miss Nellie Fisher plans an informal gathering for Miss Sara Rue Thursday evening.
Burns and Gosser open an advanced optical room claiming superior instruments and expert service. Mr Burns brings 25 years of eyewear experience after Chicago instruction, offering electric eye exams to reveal blood vessel health and detect eye disease. If headaches or dim vision occur, patrons are urged to visit promptly.
Nov 15 reports detail the cornerstone ceremony for the McKinley National Memorial in Canton with Justice Day presiding. Trustees including Fairbanks Cortelyou and Dawes will attend and a platform is prepared for Mrs McKinley. A separate note records lithographer George W Morgan dying at 63 in Cleveland.
Mrs. A Howe of Wheeling guest of her mother on Walnut street. Mrs Alta O Baker of Plainfield visiting sister Mrs Al Hardwick. G W Coggswell Columbus solicitor for Central Union Telephone Company in the city on business. S P Dencer telephone line man to Youngstown to join Evans construction gang for fat work there.
The ad touts cotton and wool blankets in various prices from 50 cents to 8.50 per pair. It promotes large soft cotton blankets, all wool blankets from Zanesville and St. Marys makes, and homemade comforts at 1.75 with satin, silkaline materials and decorative borders.
The firm announces 500 yards of celebrated flannel at 50 cents per yard. A shirt made from this flannel lasts a blacksmith about three years and a farmer about five. They also offer excellent under skirts in beautiful patterns.
Miss Maud Thomas returns home to Frazersburg after visiting J. B. Evans on South Lawn avenue. Henry Miller leaves for Massillon to take a clerk job at the Conrad hotel. Miss Carrol of West Lafayette visits Miss Lillian Cairnes. C. W. Ball was in Pittsburg Tuesday. E. D. Carney, Windsor Hotel landlord, guests at Park hotel with Ball. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stevens of Pittsburg guests of the Balls at the Park hotel. Mrs. S. A. Fisher goes to Newcomerstown to visit daughter Mrs. Homer Eagon. Burres Moore of Dennison in town Tuesday evening. George Gray in Columbus on business. Mrs. John Gray visiting parents in Warsaw for a week. Mrs. James Davis and Miss Mary Whitcraft of Keene visit Reo Overholt on Walnut street. Carl Stewart returns to Wooster. Mr. and Mrs. Burnside return from New Philadelphia today.
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