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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
8
The Age prints a list of attendees from last Sunday at the caves in Castyie and nearby towns. Names include John Dahera Currie Clark L Hoar Cassie Clark Robert Baker Lola Clark Jenn G Shearer Bernice Giffin H G Gamble Maud Darhue and many others with notes of their hometowns and appearances.
Fifty five guests gathered at C M Bible’s home to witness Charlotte Bible wed Charles Clark of Perry township. The ceremony was followed by wedding gifts and a bennial supper as neighbors and family joined in the celebration.
A partial local column lists residents and visitors including J L Dickerson Rosa Dickerson Jessie McPherson Pearl Ogle Letitia English and others attending West Hedford high school. It records appearances by Miss Alice Kanavel Miss Frank Etty Mrs I G Anderson and son near Tunnel Hill and social visits among neighbors and relatives with various names and places in the region.
Sept 20 Rev MB Stewart and James Ayers attended conference at Alliance. Mrs J R Watton spent Sunday with her husband at Cochran house. Miss Pearle Stewart returned to Mt Toon college to resume studies. Mr and Mrs John Carroll spent Sunday in Plainfield visiting Mrs Carroll's father. The ladies aid society hosts social at Mrs J L Rogers home Thursday Sept 23. all invited.
West Reproep news notes the September 11 opening of the new high school with teachers H M shal l J Walker and J L DPckeron, a Friday enrollment of fifty, and school furnishings purchased by the board of education. Visitors Miss Myrtle Killam and Mr B W Lennard from Winterport IL visited, Reverend Edwards went to Delaware for conference, Mrs Rowlett is ill, and local youths were cited for speeding last Sunday.
Frank Shaw of Keene visited his father James Shaw on Sunday. L. N. Turner welcomes a new baby girl at his home. Wm. Neldon retires from Bowman business around October. Dir. Randles continues the store. Professor Shaw hired to teach Bowman school. Miss Stafford leads McConnell school for fall and winter terms. Ad Hoagland of Keene discusses a new dwelling with Frank Turner in Coshocton and expects to reside in the city.
Absent correspondent returns to Coshocton county paper with reflections on Illinois papers and party support. Local items include visits by Mrs Fenton and Mrs Bernice Wilson, travel anecdotes, church notices, a farming update on cider and apples, a burn accident involving Bernice Hamilton, township office move by Clerk Schmaltz, stock shipments by John Syler, and an Elocutionary event by the Pattons to benefit Epworth League.
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