Coshocton Social News Highlights and Arrivals
Coshocton clubs held meetings at various venues including the library and Mrs Foster's, while many residents joined dances with Johnsons Imperial orchestra in Forbes hall. A large Presbyterian church reception follows dedication, and a card party at Mrs Ransom's home featured progressive pedro. Invitations went out for Miss Mary Denver James and Arthur Sullivant Hoffman's October wedding, plus a farewell for Mrs H O Lucas at the M P church as local residents depart for new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Forbes Hall
Johnson
Imperial Orchestra
Miss Jones
Newark
Marie Way
Marie Hay
Anne Anderson
Mary Gamble
Jessie Smith
Neil Gosser
Agnes Hanson
Carrie Cass
Will Pope
Will Lynde
Rolin Peacock
Fred Cantwell
John Agnew
The
Presbyterian Church
C. 3. Ransom
E. P. Hack
Ransom
South Fourth Street
Pedro
E. William J James
Mary Denver James
Arthur Sullivant Hoffman
James Home
Rosemary
Main Street
Hunt
Miss James
Mr. Hoffman
Tom Watson
Etene
Local residents arrive and depart from city events
A string of visitors and travelers are listed including ee P B Norris deputy state fire adjuster in town and Joseph G Chandler of Royal Slave company at the Stag. Frank Caldwell of Adelaide Thurston company at the Park. Many locals host and travel to Columbus Pittsburg Cambridge New York and Morgantown with several relatives sceneing weekend visits and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Norris
Columbis
Joseph G. Chandler
Royall Slave Company
Stag
Frank Caldwell
Adelaide Thurston Company
George McNeil
Hopedale
F. FE. Pomerene
Buffalo
H. Everhart
I Lversan
T. G. Robson
W. E. Lorenz
Dorothy
Columbus
Jeremiah Lower
Marshall
Mich
I. B. Fisher
Fresno
Robert Caldwell
Pittsburg
E. C. Carr
Chicago
James Carr
Seiler
Cambridge
Nathaniel Corder
Conesville
John Cooksey
Sixth Street
Ozro Cooksey
Coneville
Blanche Beall
Walhending
Wil Watkins
A. M. E. Conference &T
Cadiz
Bessie
Merle Davis
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Newcomerstown
Prof
McClure
West Lafayette
Jesse Hissong
Harry Tish
W. A. Himebanugh
New York City
J. C. Stone
W. Q. Wilcoxon
Helen Beall
Walhonding
M. G Hack
John Gleason
Morgantown
W. Va
Nellie Abicht
Ida Pettit
George Hull
Ashville
N.C
Clyde Hull
Merrell Pickerel Arrested At City Hall For Intoxication
Merrell Pickerel was arrested in front of city hall Friday afternoon on charges of intoxication and reckless driving. He drove a team while intoxicated, narrowly endangering pedestrians on the sidewalk. Mayor Rinter fined him four dollars this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell Pickerel
Pickerel
Rinter
Clipper Clip Takes Off Thumb End at Glove Factory
Friday afternoon Miss Clemmie Duffy suffered the end of her thumb cut off by a clipper at a glove factory. An emergency medicine case, invented by Henry Shepler and Dr Hutton and now manufactured by them, proved its usefulness at once. A neighbor provided aid, stopping the bleeding and easing pain before her wound was neatly dressed and she returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shepler
Hutton
Clemmie Duffy
Union Forming At Eureka Laundry Meeting In Coshocton
Laundry workers of Coshocton plan to organize a union at a meeting Monday evening at the Eureka laundry. Organizers Ed Miller and Sam Carpenter will oversee the effort, with both local laundries included. A second hand gas hot plate is for sale by J N Johnston at 1023 Adams Street Citizens phone 523-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laundry’ Workers of
Coshocton
Eureka’ Laundry
Ed. Miller
Sam Carpenter
J. .N. Johnston
Adams Street
Citizens
Ohio Sealed Proposals for Dresden Canal Outlet Lock
The Ohio State Board of Public Works in Columbus invites sealed proposals for improving the Dresden outlet lock on the Northern Division of the Ohio and Erie Canal. Bids due October 10, 1905. estimated cost 14 230.15 dollars. Plans, maps, and forms available in Columbus or Coshocton. bids require 500 dollar certified check and adherence to provided blanks. The board may reject all bids. Charles Perkins, Chief Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Public Works OF Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Public Works
Ohio and Erie Canal
Dresden
Seventy Sixth General Assembly
Chas. H. Geldel
Coshocton
Bank pays out 20000 in wages to area firms
The Commercial National Bank disbursed about 20000 today for the H. D. Beach company and a list of clients including Keagy and Lear Morgan Run Coal Wade Coal G W Cassingham Coshocton Coal David Davis Coal Boston Piano and Organ Pope Gosser China. The Pope Gosser payroll exceeds 4100, the largest in company history. Portsmouth navy improvements likely granted without dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial National Bank
H. D. Beach Company
Keagy and Lear
Morgan Run Coal Company
Wade Coal Company
G. W. Cassingham Coal Company
Coshocton Coal Company
David Davis Coal Company
Boston Piano and Organ Company
Pope-Gosser China Company
Pope-Gosser Company
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Cate Tes
Mise" Brook
Ladies’ League of the’ Hierenth ‘Street Church of Christ
Mra Thad
Haight
Warsaw Road
Will Payne
Everybody's Magazine
Ridgeway
District Number Two of the
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. P
H. O. Lucas
Plainfield
Powers
Bruceton
William H. McClure
L’p
Sunbury
Pilsbury
the Central Grocery Co
Jordon & Buxton
Cor. Main and
5Th Sts
Frank C. Ayres
Lion Coffee
TREKO
Charles ©, Perkins
Public Works
Public Works of Ohio
Au Wee
Eureka Laundry Co
Portsmouth
Boston
King’s Cash Grocery
White Mountain
King’s Cash
Ium
Make
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
E. P. Reed
Foster & Strome
R. M
Prew
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