Local society notes list residents and visitors across towns
A mix of social notes records visits, births, and travels. Names include Hay, Shoemaker, Beebe, Rinehart, Wright, Ramble, Retz, Ringwall, Rogers, McWarland, Voorhees, Hoffman, Jacobs, Mortley, English, Switzer, Hill, Warner, Pomerene, Sharpless, Jones, Smith, Goldey, Barcroft, Welsh, Comp ton, Loos, Nellie Binger, Neldon, Overholt, Compton, Joss, and others visiting from Columbus, Cincinnati, Detroit, Denver, and various locales. several births noted with October 7 dates.
Died Playing Cards in Coshocton Man is Panhandle Worker
Samuel T McCoy a 47 year old carpenter in the Panhandle shops died suddenly while playing freezeout in Dave Seville’s saloon at 1053 Mt. Vernon avenue. Heart failure was given as the cause after Dr. Whitaker and Dr. Turney treated him. coroner Birmingham investigated.
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Ohio State Journal
Samuel T McCoy
Panhandle
Dave Seville
Mt. Vernon Avenue
August Cook
McCoy
Cook
Seville
Whitaker
Turney
Birmingham
Patrol No.1
City
Whitcomb Street
Minnie Douglass
Abilene
Kan
Douglass
Arsenal Avenue
Keziah McCoy
Tie
Ladies Underwear Bargains in Coshocton
In Coshocton the store promotes great value on ladies undergarments including ribbed fleece lined vests and pants at 29c to 50c, Egyptian cotton fleece-line items, wool blends, and infant cloaks. It advertises flannel petticoats from 2c to 4c, wrappers from 4sc to 2.50, all wool eiderdown pieces, and new dress skirts at bargain prices.
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Cashoctun
Schanfarber Case Motions To Be Heard Next Week
Judge Eason will hear arguments Wednesday on whether to throw out indictments against the Schanfarbers. If not overruled, trials are slated for Friday and Saturday with many witnesses expected. No court Thursday due to county fair observance.
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Schanfarbers
Eason
Wovnster
Daugherty Everhart Estates and New York City Body Mystery
Estates and real estate transfers among several heirs and executors listed, with inventories and final accounts filed. A New York morgue reports parts of a dismembered woman's body found and a river mystery under police investigation. A buried glacier near Bowlder creek Alaska is described as a rare solid ice formation to be used for cold storage.
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Yarder Myterv
New York
North River
Thirteenth Street
Bowlder Creek
Alaska
Brockway & Chase
Vancouver
Chicago Tribune
Jones Discusses 1904 Campaign and Democratic Platform
Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee outlines his view that Bryan would be the opponent and that the 1904 platform will resemble 1896 with free silver at the same ratio. He predicts stronger free silver support and notes anti imperialism as a potential plank. He says prosperity will sway only narrow voters and that the party gains from new sources. The piece also reports Bryan’s illness and notes an international commerce congress to be held at the National Export Exposition in Philadelphia.
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Jones
New York
Get
Europe
Democratic National Committee
United States
Arkansas
Bis
Bryan
McKnley
Heserted
Shenne
ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper advertised
You can prepare your own sausage and mince meat, Ham burg steak, codfish, cocoanut, etc., exactly to your liking with the ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper. Chops meats vegetables and fruits, perfectly, quickly, easily. Economizes food, time, labor. Smallest size, $1.25, at all hardware dealers. Trademark Enterprise is on every machine. Desedne canes free. The ENTER PRISING HOUSEKEEPER 206 recipes mailed for four cents in stamps. THE ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. of PA Third and Dauphin Sts., Philadelphia.
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Enterprise
Enterprise Mfg. CO
Third and Dauphin Sts
Philadelphia
Market Reports October 7 grain and stock listings
Grain and stock quotations show cattle demand from good to choice, Texas steers around 3 to 4 per hundredweight, hogs steady near 4, and sheep and lambs in mixed grades from 2 to 5. Wheat No. 2 red about 2 1/2 to 3 1/2. corn No. 2 around 2 1/2 to 3. oats No. 2 around 1 2/3 to 2 1/2.
Town Topics Briefs Include Happenings On Main Street
Gray Hardware Co. advertises stove pipe and coal heads. A new pew sidewalk is laid in front of the Sales property on Main street. The child of Martin Carroll on Kenilworth avenue is ill with typhoid fever. Wheelmen protest as glass is thrown on lower Walnut street damaging tires. Oklahoma school building work proceeds and should be ready for occupancy on schedule.
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Main Street
Martin Carroll
Kenilworth Avenue
Lower Walnut Street
Oklahoma
Livestock Prices Across Cattle Sheep and Hogs Market
Market notes record varied quotes for cattle hogs and sheep including good to choice beef steers at about 4.50 to 5.25 per hundredweight fair to good stockers and feeders around 3.00 to 4.00 while lambs bring 5.50 to 6.75 and hogs and other stock show mixed bids across grades with cows and bulls priced from 1.50 to 2.50 and miscellaneous entries for weights and classes.
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Ives
Butcher Cass
McClure & Sicker Dissolve In West Lafayette Trade
The general merchandise firm at West Lafayette named McClure & Sicker has dissolved. Mr Sicker retires after several months on the road with Fleck & Neal. R A McClure will continue the business at the old stand, and all accounts are due for settlement.
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McClure & Sicker
West Lafayette
Sicker
Fleck & Neal
R. A. McClure
Memorial Meeting Honors Miss Hulda Smith
A Thursday afternoon gathering of public school teachers adopted resolutions mourning the death of Miss Hulda Smith. The group praised her as an earnest friend and faithful teacher with high qualifications and a sunshine-filled life. Sympathy was extended to her mother and relatives with hope of a reunion beyond life.
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Wreneas
Hulda Smith
Miss Smith
Resolven
Joi
Fine Farm for Sale in Coshocton County Ohio
One of the finest upland farms in Coshocton county Tronroe township east of Spring Mountain offered for private sale. Well improved productive with abundant timber and springs and a peach orchard of 1500 trees beginning to bear. Soil suited to peach culture. ridge has averaged a crop three years out of four for twenty years. Seller accepts cash or terms and may trade for smaller farms. For details contact Co. B. McCOY Coshocton Ohio.
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Coshocton County
Tronroe Township
Spring Mountain
Co. B. McCoy
Coshocton
Ohio
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Ge A. Hay
Newark Iy
Seare
Chili
Driday
I Shoemaker
Chili, Wis Sturdar
Beebe
Erstown
Emn. S. Rinehart and
Gadale
West Bedford
Bere
Samuel Ramble
Frank Retz
Daugher
Edward Martter
Columbus
Charles Ringwall
New Castle
Firas
Oj. C. Rogers
Canton
E. R. McWarland
Will Stevenson
The
Will Meikle
Lanter
William
Mrs. A. Shawaker
Bus
Mrs. Haller
Adam Haller
C. M. Voorhees
Judge Voorhees
Lotta Hoffman
Baltic
Jacob Hoffman
Edward Jacobs
Akron
Count de Ovies
G A. McDonald
Pittsburg
D. H. Mortley
Mrs. Pinkston
Zanesville
English
North Amherst
Charles Switzer
Cincinnati
Mrs
Gus Pious
Hattie Hill
Chester
Roscoe
General Warner
Marietta
W. R. Pomerene
Cora Sharpless
Latitia Jones
Mr. Alonzo
Will and Harvey Smith
Misses Smith
Tyrone
Lucy Smith
Robert Johnson
James
Bellaire
BE. R. Reed
Elm Street
William Goldey
W. E. Winnekneci
Detroit
Flora Barcroft
Birds
Newcomerstown
David Barcroft
G. Ralston
Charles Montgomery
Brink Haven
Pictora
A. L. Welsh
Alice
Denver, Col
W. A. Himebauch
Annie
Virginia
Compton
Jesse Loos
Florida
Georgia
Nellie Binger
West Carlisle
Ann Neldon
Bowman
Grace Overholt
Plainfield
Kerby
Eugene Catterby
Miss Me Joss
New Philadel
Ide
Joss
New Philadelphia
Samuel T. McCoy
Borm Im Coshoctos
Pan Fiandie Man
London
Rumio
George
Greece
V.ciora
Wales
Carter
aPe
Angel
Carters
Ron Weabache
Joe Bizziness
I Des
New Idea
Ladies’ Union
Childrens’ Underwear
Idea
NEW Idea Store
Schanfarber
Courthouse News
Probate Court
James Daugherty
Joseph Brownapple
Zachariah T. Everhart
Teen Olmeer
Marshet Derr
Philip Scurr
Austin Ames
Keene Township
Lucy J. Cole
Henry Cole
Oxford Township
James Cole
Miranda Cole
Mary FE
Cole
Phebe Staver
Amanda Bretzius
Manree
Bryan WI
Webster
William Jennings Bryan
Fred R. White
Democra
Iowa
Bryan Mag
Auvanni
Kentucky
Yar Deere
Cai
Toe
Joves
Laoersuc Nauoda
Ieee
Caaron
Min Jones Wan
Washington
Moreas
Neium
International Commerce
Gure
Nelly Rictas
Market Reports
Chicago
Texas
Plittletrg
Ings
Gray Hardware Co
Cleveland
Cainie
Jose
Roy
Grain Market
Buiter
Barney, Demoss & Co
Fine Farm
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