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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1905
Page
5
A Coshocton society page records multiple weddings and social events. Mrs Hoffman departed for New York City after a Coshocton wedding with elaborate gifts on display. Mr Hoffman is a Metro polis editor and author. Kinney Fitzpatrick nuptials occur at home of H L Kinney with reception and plans for Franklin. A busy social season includes meetings, church events, and a Barcroft family reunion with 56 attendees and group photos.
Mr and Mrs E Boyd of Utlen visited with Mr and Mrs M H McCormick for a few days last week. Kitt of Huntington Ind spent Sunday with A O Price. Helen Brown left for Mt Vernon to be in a wedding party. Mrs John T Mack of Sandusky visits home via New York. Mrs L A Parrish visiting friends in Licking county. Lucy Baughman of South Zanesville visiting brother L E Baughman. Dorothy Patterson Danville spent a week with Miss Haller and relatives in Conesville. John Crawford employed by Pennsylvania at Pittsburgh spent days at home in Conesville. Blanche Beale Walhending spent Monday in the city with James and Mrs Wells Hull. Mary Hull and Josephine of Newark guests of George Hull. R L Boyd leaves for Tiverton for extended visit. Calderhead now in Harrison county spent weekend with friends. Harvey Lorenz spent Sunday with relatives at Chill. J Fay Elder returned to Columbus after a week with relatives in this city and Warsaw. Ray Beall of Columbus spent Sunday with friends in the city.
Alt Harry D Wade from Toledo arrives with horse Black Slipper to race at the county fair Friday. Wade, friend of Crescens owner George Ketcham, joins a lineup including actors William Mong and Louise Kelley in local events. Tea ads by Hollister and Anderson promote Rocky Mountain Tea. George A Boag and party extend a journey with stops toward Minneapolis and beyond.
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