Calendar of local church and society gatherings and theater news
Today features W C T U convention at the Baptist church and multiple society meetings including Carey Missionary Society, Grace church district groups, and a shower for Miss Jacobs. Miss Lura Bucklew sails for Philadelphia to join a winter tour, with possible Columbus stop. Daughters of Rebekah to mark lodge anniversary with a Friday meeting and refreshments.
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the Baptist’ Church
Carey Missionary
Society of the Baptist Church
Frank Pomerene
Grace Chuch
Willis Fry
Miss Jacobs
Truman Waltz
Frauen Verein
Zechaebitz
Holloway Mission
Theodore Ward
Lorens
North Third Street
Grace Church
Annie Williams
The
Presbyterian Church
W. K. Crawford
Chautauqua Circle
Florence Crittenton League
M. Q. Baker
Jessie Pope
Miss McKenna
Daughters of Rebekah
Boston Mayor Patrick Collins Dies in Virginia Hot Springs
Miss Nelle Goaner and Miss Ane Edwards with a party visited Adamsville for today and Friday. Fred Siebert of Red Devil Tobacco Co in Columbus is in the city on business. Melville Fisher of Dennison was summoned here due to his father’s illness. A. K. Jones is in Warsaw on business. Mayor Patrick A. Collins of Boston died suddenly at Hot Springs Virginia at noon today.
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Miss Besse Rechel
Adamsville
Fred Siebert
Red Devil Tobacco Company
Columbus
Melville Fisher
Dennison
Seriouus Hiness
A. K. Jones
Warsaw
Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Hot Springs
Virginia
Automobile and Motor Cycle For Sale
Automobile and motor cycle sale notes list an Elmore automobile in top condition with new tires for 400 dollars and a motor unit offered at 75 dollars. Contact J. S. Fritz at 19 N. 6th Street, Zanesville Ohio. Also listings for room rentals include Fox Rent one room furnished at 1133 Office Street and two rooms for rent at 364 South Second Street.
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Elmore Automobile
Fritzz
N. 6Th Street
Zanesville
Ohio
Fox
Office Street
Fae
South Second Street
Adams and Mahaffey Named For County Office Fights
The Coshocton county Democratic convention nominated John C. Adams and John Perry Mahaffey for county offices while E. B. Lindsey of Newcomerstown emerged as a senator candidate. Ballots show Adams, Mahaffey, and Lindsey competing across several rounds amid intra party maneuvering and hotel room campaigning. The convention was crowded with local politicians and attorneys urging support for their preferred nominee.
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Monroe
Capt. Muhleman
Adams
MahAffey
Lindsey
Muhleman
J. Edward Hurst
Congress
Smyser
Hurst
Tuscarawas County
John Adams
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas Delesstion
New Philadelphia
D. R. Whkin
Coshocton
Park Hotel
Jake Werner
The
Wochenblatt
Résch
Adams Opponent Nominated For Clerk Of Courts
Dermott, the attorney, cites another Robert McDernott in Dermott town who was nominated for clerk of courts last Sunday on the Socialist ticket. Newspapers at the Socialist convention showed delegates copies with little concern as to the opposing candidate’s readiness for office on any ticket.
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Dermott
Robert McDernott
iNewspapera
Adams
Randles Seeks Divorce From Edward Bates in Probate Court
Sarah Randles, by attorneys Nicholas and Merrell, filed for divorce from Edward Bates in probate court this morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They wed in May 1896 and have one child, Hazel, aged three. she seeks alimony and custody. Also noted: Magness will filed, widow Anna Jane Magness to take under will. treasury disbursements listed for prosecuting attorney, sheriff, and relief items totaling a few dollars.
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Sarah Randles
Nicholas and
Merrell
Edward Bates
Paes
Hazel
Magness
James Magness
Anna Jane MagNess
Uender
Advisory Board rumor spurs citywide intrigue
The Age reports a mysterious legend spread across the city about an advisory board coming to town. The vague notices and ads stir curiosity about who the board is, what they advise, and whether it concerns a water bill, with the advertising man keeping silent while readers seek answers from local listings.
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Age
Shadow Mohairs Bring New Plaids Stripes and Colors
New shadow Mohairs feature plaids and stripes with mixtures and plain colors priced at $0.50 to $0.75 per yard in S0c Tic. Yardage and discount offers appear in the early summer textile listing.
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Coshocton
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Miss Bucklew
Lura Bucklew
Philadephia
Nelle
Goaner
Ane Edwards
Charles Ransom
Junior Bostwick
William Lynde
Malcollm Baker
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Miller
W. A. Himébaugh
South Lawn Avenue
6Th St. Theatre
Wam Gordon
Seigrist
Freya
Firat
Tuscarawas
J. ¥. Miller
Albereon
Committee On Rules
Guernsey
Muhlemian
Manhaffey
Uesbor
Treasury
Central
Union Telephone Company
Sherrififf
Joseph Richardson
EB. van Winkie
Randito
Dr. Temple
E. $. McDonald
Main St
Geidel Building
S. W. Snyder
Ipeoples Baking CO
BY Williams
Wo ‘Mata
Ares
Priestleys
Priestley
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Peoples Banking and Trust CO
J. L. Rue
R. H. Mills
L. E. Baughman
Cash
Ed W. Adams
Coshocton Lumber Co
Geo. M. Gray
D. G. Whittemore
Mieschant
Keene
Jas. Scott
Adams Mills Farmer
P. C. Shipps
Gardener
J. C. Werts
Coshocton Basket Co
Weather Man
Oxford
Corona Colt
Cantwell Shoe CO
Main Street
Yssumlag
Midlican
W. Main and Water Are
Thomas C. Roche
Gao, E
Roche & Roche
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