Boy Almost Los t Eye on Labor Day
Ten year old Tommy Corder of Pine Street fell from a fence at the fairgrounds during Labor Day exercises. A sharp stick grazed his eye and head but did not pierce the eyeball. Dr. Hutton advised careful care to avoid cold and that the injury should not prove serious. Additional notices list local ads for rentals and sales, including apartments, a bed, a steel tired run about, and a missing blue coat.
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Tommy
James Corder
Pine Street
Fair Grounds
Thomas Barclay Dies at Franklin Line Station
Funeral services for Thomas Barclay of Frank line Station were held at Willow Brook Christian chapel with Rev. J. W. Wright officiating. He is survived by his wife and five children. Interment occurred at Willow Brook cemetery. Attendants included John Cooks ey family, George Barclay, Belle Rowe, Harvey Waters family, Bert Baker family, and John Barclay of Kansas. Also: small fire at Crowell residence on Walnut and Fourth streets with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barclay
Frankline Station
Christian Chapel
Willow Brook
J. W. Wright
John Cooksey
Carlos
George Barclay
Belle Rowe
Coshocton
Harvey Waters
Waldo
Bert Baker
Myron
Zanesville
John Barclay
Kansas
John Burkey disappearance worries Burt Avenue wife
Mrs. John Burkey of Burt Avenue speaks to an Age reporter about her husband John Burkey who vanished from home citing mental stress. She says he has left to hunt for ginseng on several occasions and told others he planned to visit his sister in Killbuck before disappearing. A new baby listed as born to Mr and Mrs C B Hunt. Colonist fares West offer low colonist rates to coast and intermediate points from Sept 15 to Oct 18 via Wabash, Erie, and Lake routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkey
Burt Avenue
J. W. Devies
Agit
Weather Outlook for Ohio Fair and Cool Nights
Warmer today for Ohio fair and continued cool tonight. Wednesday looks fair with a slight rise in temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mrs Ruth Coe Passes Away Full of Years
Mrs Ruth Decker Coe died Saturday night at the home of her daughter Mrs John Peacock in South Sixth Street. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Peacock home and interment followed at Oak Ridge beside her husband. A Baptist, she came from New York to Warwick Orange County in 1838 and moved west to Coshocton in 1834. She married Benjamin Coe on February 2, 1835. eight children were born, eight survive: William Elias Benjamin Coe and Mrs John Peacock. She had been ill for months but died peacefully, leaving many grandchildren and friends.
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Ruth Decker Coe
John Peacock
South Sixth Street
Peacock
Oak Ridge
Coe
The
Baptist Church
Irwin
Cromiley
Iheth
Building Permits Issued For Local Homes
FP Miller on Orchard street to build a five room house costing 1100 dollars. C B Wright to construct a six room cottage on Orange street for 1200 dollars. Miss Lucy Morgan plans an addition to her East Walnut street home costing 425 dollars.
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FP. Miller
Orchard Street
C. B. Wright
Orange Street
Lucy Morgan
East Walnut Street
Business College Opens Fall Term Under New Session
The Yocum Business College began its fall and winter term with Principal C. B. Miller predicting enrollment near full by October. The school reports strong progress and that graduates have secured positions. Furnished rooms listed at 147 South Fourth Street and French instruction offered by Mrs. Pratt at 323 North Eighth Street.
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Yocum Business College
C. B. Miller
Main Street
South Fourth Street
Douglas party sails to inspect Canadian lands for settlement
J. C. Douglas and Mrs and Selah Green left this morning for a week of travel in New York state and Canada. Douglas will review lands offered to settlers while company representatives discuss emigration for homesteads on prairie lands. interviews on settlement prospects followed their departure.
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J. C. Douglas
Douglas
Selah Green
New York State
Canada
Painters Strike in Philadelphia Demonstrates Labor Tension
Over two thousand painters walked off jobs in Philadelphia for higher wages and shorter hours. Also listed are a domestic help advert seeking a girl for general house work at Mrs J Bentley Pope 660 Main street and a for sale notice offering a driving horse aged five with calls to Perry Neldon 826 Walnut street or Dr Neldon 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Bentley Pope
Main
Perry Neldon
Walnut Street
Dr. Neldon
Stores Open Tonight Under New Schedule
Coshocton retail stores will be open tonight as part of a new schedule. From now on stores will operate Tuesday and Saturday nights and close Monday nights. Also noted were two ball games with the Buckeyes beating a Warsaw team 21 to 1 and the Big Alley outfit defeating the Noddle factory team 16 to 7. Dr Temple dentist Frew Building.
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Coshocton
Buckeyes
Warsaw
Noddle Factory
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the Fountain Dry Goods Co
Wincer
H. A. Wolfe
KUTH
Sixteenth Sts
John A. Hesket
Cambridge Street
D. Seiler
Modern Dentistry
Selby
Slogrist & William's
Bell
Arkansas Valley of
East
Colorado
San Joaquin Valley
California
Pecos
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Salt River
Ari
Zona
Santa Fe
A. T. & B. F. Rutt + Rattwray Exchange
Chicago
W. H
John Hack McManns
Hutton
Dr. Hutton
Smith's Drug and Book Store
Pope Gosser China Co
Tuquire
Locust Street
E. ST. Abbott
East Main Street
Newark
Goodhart
Burns
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Balch Block
Sixth Street
Adam Stockum
Weat Lafayette Road
Barclay
Franklin
Crowell
Walnut
Fourth Streets
C. B. Hunt
Ruth Coe
Business College
NEW Royal
Paris
Dr. Temple
Frew Bldg
Royal Sewing
Sinois Sewing Machine Company
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