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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
8
A coyote brought from the west by Billy Valentine and James Shepler died after distemper struck the Avon kennels where the animal was kept. The prairie creature had appeared healthy in the east but fell ill three days ago and could not be saved despite efforts. The tame animal attracted visitors.
Captain Wells lists probable lineup for Saturdays game at Warsaw with Speckman Magness Siegrist McCabe Rodehaver Hay Maple Shipps Wells but the High school game was called off last night due to five players unavailable. Seniors plan a class meeting at Miss Mary Burns next Tuesday evening with no literary program in either society Friday.
Ed Bachman and his mother Mrs Elizabeth Bachman left Wednesday evening for Atligsa Iowa to visit his ailing mother who has spent weeks in the west for her health. They plan to depart Iowa next week for New Mexico to stay several months for health reasons.
Court house probate court entries show guardian Bessie Leeavengood and second account by B J Lower for Wilson estate. Reported happy event as Wm r Wilson of Roscoe smiles at first grandchild born to Thos J Wilson and wife near Canal Lawisville on Wednesday. SickList includes J A Jennings on Plainfield road with illness.
Ed Arnold, famed amateur bowler, will run the renamed tear alleys in the Star hotel basement. Sawdust has been cleaned and the alleys polished for public opening tonight. The old bowling club to be reorganized Friday may host match games soon. Masons to meet and perform the third degree Friday night. Dr Merriam moved to 921 Main Street.
The forecast calls for warmer conditions across Ohio with mainly partly cloudy skies tonight and into Friday. Temperatures rise gradually and no significant precipitation is expected.
A letter circulated to Coshocton life policyholders from the Ohio Life Policy Holders Association warns about alleged deceptive methods used by major life insurers including New York Mutual Life Equitable and Mutual Life. The association, formed to protect policyholders, seeks wider public protections and offers to share data with policyholders at no cost.
Court room gossip assigns five inmates to appear by one man Lt. Paul Johnson with Prigley Haughran Potter Wilan and Officer Gorman aiding Kinney also implicated in the jailings. Low fares announced for an excursion to Somerset Ohio for the Sheridan monument unveiling on November 1.
The rank of knight was conferred on four candidates Frank Keifer Fred Lorenz Frank Caton and Howard Norris at a Knights of Pythias lodge meeting. Visitors from Canton Zanesville Newcomerstown and Fidelity lodges attended. A social time followed the degree work.
W. B. Shrimplin of Columbus has purchased Robert Foster's residence on South Ninth street and will move his family to town. He is an experienced barber and will take a job in the Renner shop.
Pension attorney M. Wimmer reports a substantial raise for Richard, a member of Company K, 196th, with the plan to adjust the pension upward. Details of the increase and effective date are being finalized.
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