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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
7
Moscow correspondent reports on social visits, school plans, local meetings, weather effects on crops, and community events. Describes illnesses, road repairs, and upcoming lectures. notes new residents, travels to cities, and a recent marriage near Columbus.
Local residents share visits with friends in Dauville and Coshocton. School opens with most students present. various social events include an ice cream social at Myrtle Leaf’s and a Christian Endeavor social. A plan for mail train reliability and church services appears amid community updates and sports results.
The Avondale picnic on the 1st ult drew many residents. Rev. Torbet will lead afternoon services at the M Church two weeks from next Sunday. Mrs Emma Carnahan returns from visiting friends, Mr Hollie Mohler is improving, and Wrank Pringle is back from Pennsylvania visit. Public schools opened Monday with Prof S A Wilgiris as principal. Miss Emma Carnahan and Miss Edna Mohler teach in the primary rooms. Joseph Hartsoek of Chattanooga visited Cather, W F Thompk ing returns from color us.
Mrs Bert Leighminger toured Coshocton last week and attended the Avondale annual picnic. M N Wolfe of Coshocton reports several locals at the State Fair. Stowe returns from a month in West Virginia with joyous accounts. A boy killed a four foot eleven inch rattlesnake with eleven rattles and a button. Mrs Bell of Newcomerstown visits her mother in Uns village. Ora Culbertson leaves for Coshocton to attend high school next winter.
The wife of Andrew H. Hootman died at home on Friday from severe head pain and paralysis of the brain. She was buried in Plainfield Cemetery on Sunday. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Protestant church. Rev J Orr and Rev J O Murphy participated. She was the youngest daughter of her parents and cherished by neighbors for kindness shown during illness. The community offers condolences to her husband and family as they mourn her loss.
A report describes beet processing with a 3 inch tin tube bagging sugar, capacity about sixty tons daily. Beets are topped precisely for maximum sucrose yield, and a simple net system speeds unloading of wagon loads. The article notes a China village, its molasses sidewalk, and a local sugar beet industry supplying 7000 acres.
A garbled historical notice claims Brugelen's ABXICA Salve cures cuts and boils with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Claims an address at No 2 Forgeg Block and manufacturer C. B. Anderson.
Newton Lappy, alleged perpetrator in the Versailles tragedy, appeared in Ky court and waived his examining trial. He was bound over to the Woodford grand jury without bail and returned to the Pronkfort facility. A Findlay ad copy touts Dr Hand's remedies for babies and teething with local testimonial.
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