James Hoffman wedding closes circle of kin at Main Street home
The James Hoffman wedding unites Miss Mary Denver James and Mr. Arthur Sullivanc Hoffman in a small ceremony at the James home on Main Street. Relatives and intimate friends attend, with Rosalie James as maid of honor and Joseph Neal of Columbus as best man. The service is conducted by Dr. William E. Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Denver James
Arthur Sullivanc Hoffman
James
Main Street
Hoffman
Rosalie James
Joseph Neal
Columbus
Starling
Milton Wilcox
Homan
Virginia Denver
Wimington
William E. Hunt
Miss James
General Denver
Mat Denver
Virginia
Wilmington
Shanuck
Shauck
Sam Lamberson
Personal notices from Coshocton crowd and visitors
A long list of residents and guests details social visits in Coshocton. Names include Mrs Wm Patterson Mrs Gault Mrs George Brown and Lulu Newark and many others visiting relatives in the city. Also notes travels of E L Lybarger to Cincinnati and various wedding and guest arrangements.
Mistaken Identity Leads Cambridge Candidate in Coshocton
Perry Mehaffey, Democratic candidate for state senator from Cambridge, mistook Gen. E L Lybarger for former Congressman Cass Ingham while greeting voters on Main Street at the Coshocton fair. Both men corrected the error after trading cards and jokes about private debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Mehaffey
Cambridge
Coshocton
Main Street
Cass Ingham
E. L. Lybarger
Cassingham
Mr. Mehaffey
Fair closes in a blaze of glory at Coshocton fair
The fifty fourth Coshocton county fair ends with strong attendance and solid financial results. An estimated 31 000 attended over three days Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Treasurer Miller reports higher Friday attendance than last year with 1904 5800 40 cent tickets 430 15 cent tickets 455 and 624 in amphitheatre. Total figures pending a board meeting October 28 to finalize premium lists and net results. The association plans to apply gains to reduce debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Thegricultural Board
Miller
Aten
Dresden locks contracting progress sparks canal hopes
Clifton Bros. of Zanesville bid about 10500 for building new locks at Dresden linking the Ohio canal with the Muskingum river. The award was paused after a review by the state board of public works with Attorney General Ellis, aiming to advance Muskingum improvement and wider river navigation toward the Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Clifton Bros
Zanesville
Ohio Canal
Muskingum River
State Board of Public Works
Ellis
Thenw
Ingum
Mus- Mingum
Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Oho Canal Association
New Otsego Drilling Firm Formed in Columbus
Muskingum Drilling company of Otsego is incorporated in Columbus with capital stock of 10000. Incorporators include George McLaughlin Fred L Rosemond Ella Marquand Harry Amos and Frank B Amos. The new firm is expected to absorb McLaughlin Bros of Pennsylvania who located near Otsego three years ago and have drilled wells and prospected locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Muskingum Drilling Company of
Otsego
George McLaughlin
Fred L. Rosemond
Ella Marquand
Harry Amos
Frank B. Amos
McLaughlin Bros
Pennsylvania
Stolen Horse Incident Ties to Dresden Case
A horse and buggy owned by David Hahn from south of Dresden were stolen from Third street on Fridays. Dresden police found a matching horse and buggy, held for Hahn to identify, while a related notice mentions a separate slot machine theft in Chicago where the thief died from fumes. Arizona appoints a new associate justice replacing Eugene A. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hahn
Mr. Hahn
Dresden
Chicago
Anthony Gaulin
Arizona
Washington
Eugene A. Tucker
Supreme Court of Arizona
Paul Jesren
Colored swipes cause trouble at track after Friday heat
A colored boy entered the race track during a heat and refused to obey Officer Haines. He was cuffed and hauled to the city prison by Humane Officer Jackson after being escorted over the fence. He paid the costs and was released. The Albany Journal criticizes mob rule and urges civic action in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Haines
The Clay Baker at Zanesville A Melodrama Debut
The Clay Baker arrived in Zanesville as a new style melodrama without prior New York or Chicago hype. Star William V. Mong played Peter Denig the slave maker and city baker, delivering a powerful eccentric performance. Flo Moony follows western acclaim with a fresh Eastward visit, signaling growing career momentum for event actors. Tonight The Moonshiners by Hal Ren closes the week at Sixteen Street, with local amateur acts and prize contests to follow after the main show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay “Baker
Zanesville
New York
Chicago
London
William V. Mong
Peter Denig
Moony
Coshoctan Nest
Sixen Street
Hal Ren
High Grade Laundry for Collars Shirts and Linen
High grade laundry promises meticulous care for collars, cuffs, shirts and linen. Trusted services ensure pieces return in pristine condition with careful sorting and handling. Elegantly phrased flyer-style notice advertises premium domestic laundering.
Eureka Laundry CA Goes to the Star Hotel Change
Donna Shinn, long associated with Eureka Laundry, is positioned to assume a similar leadership role at the Star Hotel after a year as the populet ay at the Hotel tSanden. Readers should note this transition and its implications for local business leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Shinn
tSanden Hag
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James. Hoffman Wedding
James Hoffman
Young Peoples’ Social
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Ferran
Chautauqua
L. C. B. A. Mets
Balisey
McClure
Kate McClure
Chestnut Street
Zoe Shrake
Tile
Hattie Laurie
Cairnes
Miss Palm
Mabel Hamilton
Sadie Smith
Carrie Wagner
Mame McClure
Mame Sauvery
Albert Bond
Howard Miller
Upper Main Street
W. R. C. News
Woman's Relief Corps
Vermont
Eagle Brand
Cleveland
the Central Grocery Co
Jordon & Buxton, Sole
Presbetern
Frank C. Ayres
Oor
Mais
R. B
Wm. Patterson
Tiffen
Gault
George Brown
Lulu
Newark
Lawrence Wimmer
Sterling Hubbard
Arthur Boynton
Elyria
E. C. Carr
van Seoten
Eleanor
May Morris
Roy Adams
Pittsburg
John Adams
Homer Cline
Barnhill
Ohio
J. B. Fisher
Fresno
Seymour Steife
East Main Street
Thomas Edwards
Opal Tate
New Phiadelphia
Emma Shinnings
Kate Rodgers
Fifth Street
F. T. Townsend
Clay
Iowa
Frank S. Townsend
The
Meek Company
South Fourth Street
Townsend
W. R. Pomerenc
Canton
Cincinnati
C. Gaines
Danville
Sherman McNary
North Second Street
George Loos
Dennison
Elizabeth A. Brister
Seventh Street
Rob Kirk
Annesville
Anna Leonard
Newcomers‘town
Myrtle Mowrer
Jones
aCnal Dover
Aig
Jay Wood
Nellie Akeroyd
Mmss
Lena Akeroyd
Lena Butler
Warsaw
John Strome
Pearl McVey
PanoRre J
Emma McVey
Walhondjing
Clarence Hay
Rose Paden
New Concord
D. N. Powelson
Vine Street
Martha Smith
A. J. Sandles
South Seventh
Mary Harmon
William Shafer
Mediha
Shafer
Kanerer
J. D. Early
Nee Finnell
Ward
Massillon
Milton McCormick
Joseph Ogle
Pears Norris
Cooperdale
Norris
C. H. Houser
Millersburg
A. O. Trace
Joseph Leideck
John
Allegheny
Adam Schleich
South Seventh Street
M. D. Custer
Pana
May Glennon
Anna Parsons
Elsie Miller
Wiggins
Mary
West Lafayette
H. Fuhr
Alliance
F. L. Fuhr
Wooster
Portsmouth
Tammany
Jerome
Cunliffe
France
Germany
Ee Atebah
Ition
Stuuy
NEW Oil Company
Otsego Holdings
Hutton
Ruge
United Statea
Texas
Albany Journal
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Hemery
Long Island
Sartori
Vanderbilt
Souta Fourth ‘Street
W. Snyder
SOR
Eureka Laundry CA
Cain
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