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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1905

Page

3

De Merriam Fraternal News Floods City In Illness Notice

Friends of this city report the serious illness of De Merriam father of Dr. and former resident here now at his Richmond home. He is suffering and has undergone surgery. W. & L. E. colonist fares from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 offer very low second class rates to coast and intermediate points. For information see J. W. Davies, agt.

de ‘Merriam Richmond Mertian J. Ww. Davies Agt

Speakers for Home Coming addresses announced

The Adamsville Register lists speakers for the Home Coming on September 14 and 15. Rev Bunyan Spencer of Granville Hon C N Gaumer of Mansfield Attorney S H Nicholas of Coshocton and Attorneys S M Winn and M E Baker of Zanesville J W Elsen secretary and manager of Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co will deliver the welcome address.

Bunyan Spencer Granville C. N. Gaumer Mansfield S. H. Nicholas Coshocton S. M. Winn M. E. Baker Zanesville J. W. Elsen Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co Adamsville

New Lapp Road Pleases Adamsville

Coshocton county commissioners approve a road relocation from Adamsville toward Conesville to keep it farther from Wills Creek. H Robinson secures the east end contract for 565 dollars, John Lapp to receive 195 dollars for the west end, and Seth Boal of Conesville wins the stone mason work. The project aims to finish by December 1. Adamsville Register.

Coshocton County Conesville Wills Creek H. and J. Robinson Meek John Lapp Seth Boal Adamsville

Canal Lewisville Teachers At Institute

Ep worth League social at E. E. Reamer's attracted many. watermelon hunt featured. Several Coshocton visitors and local teachers attend the institute. Florence Fisher and Dollie Fisher of Newcomerstown join Prof. Renner and others as hosted guests.

Lewisville Institute

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsement Notice

One hundred dollar reward offer for an uncured catarrh case using Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists endorse the firm and attest to Cheney's honor and solvency. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all. Take Hall’s remedies as directed.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney Walding,Kinnan & Marvin

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel

ETE ET as Chalfants, Sept. Rich Mean land came up from Vanesville Saturday to spend Sunday with his mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Butler visited Mr. Butler's sister in Muskingum county. Miss Alice Gibson returned to Columbus after two weeks visit at her home here. Mr. Armor Dickerson visited old friends here last week and starts for Colorado later. Clyde Butler was in Coshocton. Elmer McCoutice family Spout is at Friday with Haiti and Howells. Dodd of Newark guest of Charles Trego, Sr. Miss Winnie McMorris visiting friends in Zanesville. Teachers’ Institute at Coshocton this week. Master Harvey Martin returns to Roscoe after three weeks with grandmother. Farmers picnic at Richerreck grove northwest of Dresden on West Carlisle road. Everyone invited to attend. Miss Rachel Smith visiting in Roscoe and Coshocton.

Chalfants Meanland Vanesville Butler Mr. Butler Muskingum County Alice Gibson Columbus Armor Dickerson Colorado Clyde Butler Coshocton Elmer McCoutice Howells Mr. Dodd Newark Charles Trego, Sr Winnie McMorris Zoesville Teachers’ Institute Harvey Martin Roscoe Richereck Grove Dresden West Carlisle Road Rachel Smith Coxkocton Tunnel Hill Ethel Hines Edna Alice McClain Zanesville Dickey Workman D. Ogle Grant Thomas Lydia Thompson Hiram Ohio T. C. Ramsey Esther Killbuck George Hill Wonder Pennsylvania Underwood George Johnson A. M. Smith Thomas Smith Union Union Sunday School J. A. Anderson W. B. Middleton John Ramsey Evla Anderson Adda Sproul Mabel Johnson Clyde Sproull

Keeae Keene Community News Roundup

Keene and surrounding area residents share visits and travels. Ida Hay and daughter return to Coshocton from a sister’s home. Miss Nettle Cooper returns from Columbus. Rev. B E K Mechlin spends days at Winona Lake. Local families host or visit across Coshocton and Michigan. Presbyterians hold a large village picnic. many attend Labor Day events in Coshocton. Prof J C Wright leads high school. institute in Coshocton noted.

Keele Ida Hay Coshocton Mrs. Long Nettle Cooper Columbus BE. K. Mechlin Winona Lake Ind Charles Adams Kansas Richards Michigan John Adams John Wheatcraft Celia Cooper

J M Pichie Builds Fine Country Home Above Canal Lewisville

J M Pichie a noted farmer above Canal Lewisville is erecting a handsome ten room country home about a mile above the village. He plans to occupy it this fall and says it will be among the finest farm homes, fully modern with a bathroom and a furnace. A short ad mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising health benefits.

J. M. Pichie Canal Lewisville

Wakatomika Social News and Local Visits

Wakatomika notes show a lively week with residents visiting Roscoe Frazeysburg and Mohawk. Mrs. Maston and Miss Howell travel for duties, teachers plan Coshocton institute, and locals attend the West Bedford festival.

Tunnel Hill Elects New Officers

Tunnel Hill news notes election of officers for the Union Sunday school with J. A. Anderson and W. B. Middleton as superintendents, John Ramsey and Evla Anderson as secretaries, and Adda Sproul, Mabel Johnson as organists. Local social items mention guests and visits in Coshocton and nearby areas.

Crowds Urged to Travel to Cleveland Next Sunday

Promotional notice invites crowds to head to Cleveland with a round trip fare of $1.60. Transportation details emphasize affordable weekend travel and departures planned for next Sunday.

Cleveland

Pension policy debate at Denver convention fuels G A R stance

At the Denver convention, Charles G. Bartom of Nevada Mo urged Congress to pass a universal 90 day Civil War service pension of 1 dollar a month after age 62 for survivors and widows, a policy endorsed by the body. Reports show 1905 Civil War survivor rolls at 684 608 with 30 324 deaths that year, total members 233 455, and 9 152 deaths in 1905. Expenditures and receipts of relief cited, with 28 554 in national homes and 13 741 in state homes.

Denver Charles G J. E. Gilman Nhumber Charles Bar Tows Lee Estelle

Building Collapse Kills Two in New York

A Grand and Mott streets building collapsed killing a 16 year old girl and a 48 year old man named Joseph Farinia. Foreman Thomas McGovern faces arrest on criminal negligence charges. Dozens injured with broken limbs and other wounds.

New York Grand‘ Aid Mott Streets Thomas McGovern Maria Gariggo Joseph’ Farinia

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad in 2 Oz Package

Promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product in a large 2 oz package priced at six cents. Emphasizes beauty and whiteness of clothes and uses persuasive shopwoman style.

Pacake

New York Fashions and Separate Coat Collars Promoting Simple DIY

The article highlights dainty accessories for women, focusing on deer girdles, deep cuff sets, and especially separate Ingerte coat collars. It describes two collar models for various coats, materials for fabric, and offers pattern No. 624 mailed postpaid for 10 cents with delivery in several days.

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