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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement touts Miona as a cure for indigestion promising stronger stomachs and healthier digestion. It claims the product strengthens the stomach, prevents systemic weakness, and includes a guarantee from C. E. Anderson. A large box costs 50 cents and is free if it fails to cure.
Mrs H B McDonald hosts this evening and Mrs Seth Snyder hosts a thimble party tomorrow. Announcement issued for the marriage of Florence Fuhr to L Fuhr on Wednesday November fifteenth at six at 621 South Seventh Street with at home after December first on South Second Street. The Finch club holds a winter kickoff with prizes and refreshments. Miss Lena Ayres hosts at Poplar Street. Miss Anna Lang entertains millinery girls with a fan tastic costumes and a supper. The Funny Duffers hosted by Miss Mamie Williams on Cambridge Road with several young ladies attending and refreshments served. Card party at Seth Snyder’s on South Fourth Street draws thirteen tables. Mrs Slegrist and Mr Brooke win most progressions and carna tions. Thimble Bee at Grace church district gathers to sew carpet rags for the church. next gathering in December with Mrs Howard Miller.
A hodgepodge of social events and ads: Reid club hosts Miss Mae Cornwell with sewing and refreshments at Locust street. next meeting with Elle Moore. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Will Shrimplin on South Ninth Street with Mae Cornwell attending. Ladies' Aid three-district meeting plans a one dollar offering on Sunday December 3. Also various notices: Frank J. Cheney swears to Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial. local vendors advertise remedies, shoes, butter, pancake flour and travel to Columbus.
A busy grocery sale notice lists many items with prices for Saturday. 25 pound sacks of sugar at 1.19, fresh produce including lettuce spinach oranges and grapes, honey 18 cents per pound, apple and peach butter 25 cents per jar, soup beans four and a half cents per pound, flour 1.25 per sack, maple syrup new crop, cod fish dried herring and lard priced, with a money back guarantee on every sack.
Mrs Kirk and Mrs Bessi along with Mise Mary Kirk of West Lafayette and Taura Craig of Wabash Ind are today the guests of Mrs Anthony Len non at the corner of Second and Locust streets.
Miss Nell Henderson of Roscoe visits aunt Mrs. Decker in Toledo while Miss Edith Read heads home to Galena with a brief stop to see Mrs. Frank Sabin of Newark. Dr. and Mrs. Bealt spend a few days in Millersburg. Dr. Foster travels on proteas business in Unrichsville. Robert Boyd returns from Martinsburg Knox county after two days on business. Miss Bessie Boyd resumes work at Citizens Telephone exchange after Fresno stay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Karr, near Keene, are guests at the ene home near Keene.
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