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John Kimberly senior has spent a few days with his son in Corgohcton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kimberly, Sr
Co Ghocton
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
5
Woolen Mills Being Torn Down In Bakersville
Special correspondence from Bakersville Ohio notes the old woolen mill is being dismantled to move its lumber to West Lafayette for a new house. The piece also lists Sunday and Labor Day activities, local visits, band performances, and various residents' movements.
Lost watch recovered after seven years in Winesburg region
In Avondale a silver watch found by Bob Swigert on John Powell's farm turns out to be the one George Bercaw lost seven years ago while hunting. The watch started ticking when wound, a remarkable sign. The notice also lists local visits, travels, and community news including postal route changes and upcoming school start.
Local Guests and School Opening This Week
Guernsey and guests of M. A. Hawk and family over Sunday. Mrs Mamie Creathers and baby of Washington DC and John Zinken and wife of Baltic visited the Norris home Sunday. Alva Renner and family of Buck Hors passed through town Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Ott and baby of Evans Valley visited the Honebar ger home Sunday. The township public schools will open Monday September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
M. A. Hawk
Familly
Keene Social Postponed and Local Visits Report
Keene special correspondence notes the Christian Endeavor social moved from September 10 to September 18. Visitors include Mrs Bettie Shank and Miss Mary Dawson at Mr Robert Jellys home. Coshocton resident H T Elliott seen in Keene. Miss Marie Hay staying with Miss Bessie Ling. Parish preaching at Presbyterian lawn by Carroll home, with callers Thursday. Mississippi? No, Bloomfield residents P F Fair and Miss Louisiana McCaskey wed at M E parsonage with Rev L A Endsley. J Harger hosts celebrants at dinner. Bloomfield ladies visit Rev E K Mechi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Christian Endeavor Social
Marshall Endsley
Bettie Shank
Mary Dawson
Robert Jelly
H. T. Elliott
Coshocton
Marie Hay
Bessie Ling
W. H. Crawford
Geo. Richie
John Hanlon
Georgia Crawford
Kansas
Presbyterian
Carroll
Stella Hamilton
Bethlehem Township
Mittie Hoagland
P. F. Fair
Louisiana McCaskey
Bloomfield
Ll. A. Endsley
M. E
J. Harger
E. K.mechi
Kansan notes and social happenings in Keene area
Keene items report Dr H R McCroy visiting Coshocton resident Mrs Jane Chapman and family. Miss Etta Foster hosted a Friday dinner with Rev Mechlin and family, Mrs Burns of Pittsburg, and Mr and Mrs D G Whittemore present. Mrs M A Lawrence visited daughter S T Elliott. Regina Stafford vacationing at Bloomfield. Louise Glover of Coshocton visited C C Porter. Robert Dudgeon of Kansas staying with son J F A Dudgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jcuse
Chapman
Ead
Femir
Kansan
Atting
Jane Chapman
K. H. Boy
Canton
H. R. McCroy
Coshocton
Keene
Misa Etta Foster
8. T. Elliott
Regina Stafford
Bloomfield
Louise Glover
C. C., Porter
Robert Dudgeon
Kansas
JF. A. Dudgeon
Chalfants Social notes and Mayfair gathering routine
CHALFANTS Sept 9 The W F M 5 held their monthly meeting at Mrs P 5 Mast home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs J S Wallace of Harrison county visiting relatives here. Happy Bob Emmett gave a Shier tainament at Chalfants school house Monday evening. The small pox patients are recovering. Mrs Frank McConnell of New York visiting Mrs N J McConnell here. Mr and Mrs J S Wallace returning home in Harrison county after visiting Mr and Mrs J F Dickerson. Mr and Mrs J T Hardesty of Kansas visiting relatives here. John McFarland of Butler county visiting his mother Mrs Tabitha McFarland here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfants
P. 5
Mast
J. S. Wallace
Harrison County
Happy Bob Emmett
Frank McConnell
New York
N. J. McConnell
J. F. Dickerson
J. T. Hardesty
Kansas
John McFarland
Butler County
Tabitha McFarland
Plainfield social notes from September visit and events
Plainfield residents share guests and visits from Columbus West Lafayette Zanesville and Coshocton. Family gatherings include Curtis Angle and Bertha Cornelius visits. Camp meeting at Bird's Run, WCTU meeting, and a lecture on Abraham Lincoln planned for September 21 at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
Abraham Lincoln
M. & Church
Tunnel Hill Notes Sparked by Visits and Local Happenings
Special correspondence from Tunnel Hill reports William Barnes of Kansas visiting friends and Joseph Parks returning home to Seneca county after a long absence since 1878. Local farmer Elmer Smales harvested 281 bushels of wheat from ten acres and stock and grain sales totaled 2154 dollars last year. The Moscow band is expected to play at Sunday school picnic at the Union next Saturday and many schools plan to attend. Clyde Sharpless funeral in Bedford drew many locals while residents visited Co shohocton and West Bedford for events and schooling continues for several area youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Hill
William Barnes
Kansas
Joseph Parks
Seneca County
Moscow
Union
Clyde Sharpless
Bedford
Coshocton
Lewis
W. Johnson
Isaiah English
Carl Walker
Bert
May Ramsey
Bessie
Hanna Sharpless
West Bedford
Grace McCurday
Frazersburg
Elmer Smalles
Nellie Notes Show Local Happenings and Parlour Events
Clarence Builch plans to attend school in Coshocton after returning last week. Mrs. D. W. Johnson and Mrs. A. M. Smith visited Mrs. Ira Middleton. Daniel Valentine entertained guests at Pleasant Hill church with a gramophone program. Two girls sang duets and Mrs. Allen McCoy accompanied them. Mr. Foster of Roscoe and Miss Maude Johnston sang, and Mr. Valentine played a quartet and a duet by Misses Pearl Norris and Maude Johnson. Nellie, Sept. 10 reports state attendance at the state fair. Attorney L. N. Staats is bedridden with measles. Prof. M. K. Hosfelt and wife arrived. he begins nine months of teaching at Nellie special starting Sept. 7. The primary room will soon open with Miss Alice Kanavel as teacher. Raymond Wheeler has the measles. A new barber shop building is planned, with the present barber space to be used by rural mail carrier Mr. Underwood after Oct 1. Mrs. J. P. Darling is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. William Ringwall of Newcastle visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. Little is busy making cider. People are curious to know how the ball game went Saturday in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia McFarland
Evansburg
John Leech
Coshocton
Vand
Jacob Dencer
Anna
Burke and Zimmers
Evansvalley
Fred Grim
Edward Lower
Cleveland
Arbogast
Avondale
George Ripps
Bower
Milton Miller
Canton
Massillon
Taylor
Bakersville
Edward Koos
Canal Dover
Gust Ripps
West Lafayette
Kitsmiller
Professor Dummermuth
J. R. Boyd
Elmer Davis
Fadie Durban
John ‘Leach
Bessie Boyd
Columbus
Frank Body
Delaware
W. F. Park
Avery Stiner
Clifford Reard
Albert Miller
Pearl
Bob Swigert
John Powell
George Burcaw
Will King
Sister Della
Chili
King Hotel
Huffman & Muser
S. E. Boyd
George Caton
James Bailey
McCrea
Steubenville
Chicago
Atlantic
Iowa
Alice Henderson
Ming
Eeeie"McNeeley
Will Powell
Jennie Powell
Mamie
Lucy Graham
Martha Ruegesecker
Baltic
Maud
Gene Mohler
Lewisville
Dummermuths
U. P
Wooster
Daugherty
George Philabaum
James Henderson
Madge
Chile
Della
William
Samuel Hawk
Morris Hawk
George Geese
Guernsey County
Plainfield
Lafayette
Joe Henderson
Will
Matt Powell
Niagara Falls
Stella Davidson
Sugar Creek
Chester Boyd
Id. Lahm
E. E. Boyd
Andy Shrock
Albert Hamilton
Adannah Randles
Mary Ferrell
John Price
Toledo
Dumermuth
Lee Boyd
Douglas Deeds
Twill Sybote
Joseph
D. D. Angle
Curtis
Samuel Wiggins
Lenora Moorehead
Tallmadge
Coshoctan
Edward
Thomas Calhoun
Bessie
Susie Alexander
Bird’s Run
Nancy McAllister
Zanesville
Alexander
Bertha Cornelius
North Field
Katherine Magness
Drummond County
Anna Baker
South Port
Mrs. Taylor
Birds Run
Mart Baker
Chas. Williams
Emory
Misa Georgia Tidrick
Newark
Lewis Stickrath
Mrs. Davis
Westly Lawrence
Clarence Builch
D. W. Johnson
A. M. Smith
Ira. Middleton
Daniel Valentine
Gramaphone
Pleasant Hil Church
Maude Johnston
Valentine
Pearl Norris
Maude Johnson
Nellie
M. L. Hauger
L. N. Staats
Alice Kanavel
Raymond Wheeler
Underwood
J. P. Darling
William Ringwall
Newcastle
Little
Mohawk Village Labor Day Notes and Local Deaths
Mohawk Village reports labor day exercises in Coshocton with the cornet band on call for events. Local visitors include Mrs Mamie Ralston and relatives from Kansas and Columbus. Rev Bender’s final Mohawk church sermon for the conference year. pastor salary fully paid. Funeral of Mrs Amy Tooth Booth at Goshen M E church noted, with burial at West Carlisle cemetery and a touching family farewell. Pastures dry, rain sought after a farmers picnic at New Guilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Ralston
Mt. Vernon
J. J. Given
Parker Moore
Kansas
Frank Gray
Columbus
Ohio
Bender
Wilson Nash
Dora
Coshoct
West Lafayette College Opens Fall Term
West Lafayette College reports the fall term begins Tuesday September 15. Faculty returnments include Prof. Thomas settled in a new home and Prof. Dickerson preparing for work. Prof. Wells moves to a lodging building near music hall awaiting a College Park house while President Wells and Dr. Thranp attend a conference in Byville. The 1893 4 catalogue is issued with details of college work and interior views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette College
Thomas
Dickerson
Wells
Music Hall
College Park
Thranp
Vincent Ferguson
Bysville
Wartaw Social Notes and Local Visits
WARGAW Wartaw September reports Miss Eater Kad er of Columbus visits Riley Mrs Grant Birch of Newark visits her mother Mrs J H Carr Miss Cora Bickle Gambier guest at Milas Bernice Meredith Lena Fisher Shannon visits sister Mellie Fisher Dr Marquand of Vickers in town Monday Mr and Mrs L L Shaw spend Monday in Coshocton Mr and Mrs John Metham host Monday gathering with Byron Meredith HerNice Meredith Cora Bickle and Rev D S Dobson Miss Maggie Gambie leaves Wal bonding to teach Miss Myrtle Taylor Coshocton guest Sunday Samuel Coe of Coshocton in town for weekend festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wargaw
Wartaw
Sept
Eater Kader
Columbus
Sie Riley
Grant Birch
Newark
J. H. Carr
Cora Bickle
Gambier
Milas Bernice Meredith
Lena Fisher
Shannon
Mellie Fisher
Marquand
Vickers
L. L. Shaw
Coshocton
John Metham
Byron Meredith
Hernice Meredith
Dobson
Maggie Gambie
Walbonding
Walhonding
Myrtle Taylor
Sanuel Coe
Cooperdale Social News Notes From East Union Picnic
George Wright and family and O Haines and wife attended the farmers picnic at East Union on Saturday. John McEllwee and granddaughter returned home after visiting his brother at New Castle. Mrs Lacey Slaughter visited Mrs W A Dickerson on Saturday. Joseph Ogle moved back to Cooperdale and Ward Pigman moved in at Roscoe. Marion Wright is repairing his barn. Mr and Mrs Baughman called on Mrs Houder Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperdale
George Wright
O. Haines
East Union
John McEllwee
New Castle
Lacey Slaughter
W. A. Dickerson
Joseph Ogle
Ward Pigman
Roscoe
Marion Wright
Baughman
Houder
Local Notes From Bacon Area Distress and Visits
Mrs John Hallisy called to Dennison Saturday by a relative illness. Mrs R P Fowler and Miss Mary Craig are improving. The pmenic held at Bacon school house Thursday drew fair crowds. Spangler Sickler and Charlie Kinner of Plainfield attended the State Fair last week. Mrs Mary Smith of Coshocton is with Mr and Mrs C Arnhall and son Alin in Cleveland last week. Mr and Mrs W A Fowler returned to Coshocton after a visit here. Mrs R L Barcroft visits her son and daughter in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin
Cleveland
W. A. Fowler
Coshocton
R. L. Barcroft
Pittsburg
Local Notes From Clark and Surroundings
Will Robinson of the First National Bank of Newcomerstown visits the Duncan home. Mrs. Joseph Beach, visiting, plans to return to Oregon Wednesday. M H B church ladies held a schoolhouse festival Thursday evening. Harry Myser and sisters Grace and Nellie have returned to Canton. Mrs. J T Crawford of Toledo visits her parents. Miss Naonl Like and Jimmie Graham go to Millersburg to school. Alberta Dougan will return to Delaware Tuesday. Several residents attended the State Fair last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Will Robinson
First National Bank of
Newcomerstown
Duncan
Joseph Beach
Oregon
M. HB. Church
Harry Myser
Grace
Nellie
Canton
J. T. Crawford
Toledo
Naonl Like
Jimmie Graham
Millersburg
Alberta Dougan
Delaware
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Kentuckey J P S
Staunton Arkansas September 11 reports from Duffis Searcy County that Justice of the Peace Mr Reeves endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills declaring them best for kidney trouble. Fellow Justice Cox testifies of a severe kidney ailment cured after three boxes and praises the treatment, giving remaining boxes to friends who also approve the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Staunton
Ark
Duffis, Searcy Co
If. Reeves
Dodd
BE B Cox
Woman Accused Of Stealing Hat Over Fox Terrier Dispute
Mrs Ida May Bordenkircher was summoned to city hall on Wednesday to answer a complaint by Will Lorenz that she stole his hat the prior evening. The dispute centered on a fox terrier pup she once owned and wanted him to give her. The hat was returned after the incident. Miss Rosalie James returned from Columbus Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Bordenkircher
Will Lorenz
Bordenkircher
Will
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