Local Social Roundup From Baxersville Area
Baxersville notes show Lawson Ever bach and Jady from Cochceton visiting relatives. Beachy visits, Mrs. Willard Mizer calls from Coshocton, and Mizer family hosts. Various locals like May Elliott, Dona Snedeker, Charlies Draher, and Wm. Bier with families appear. Infant of Lewi Reiss died west of town. funeral at Renner church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxersville
Lawson Everbach
Jady
Cochceton
Benory
Beaehay
Willard Mizer
Coshocton
Charles Mizer
Baltic
C. E. Mizer
May Elliott
Norris
Dave Can
Avondsie
Jacob Stinebauch
Dona Snedeker
Ce Shadow
Charlies Draher
Newcomerstown
Wm. Bier
Tiverton
Grant Norris
William Ask
Messrs
Moersch
Toffican
Baine
William Hawk
Gnadenbutten
Dave Wood
Beach City
Robert Bixler
Bedford
A. C. Stonebrook
Lewi- Reiss
Local Social Notes From Aves PlaLe Area
Residents and visitors listed include Mrs John Moore of Chandiersville visiting cousin Mrs Ed Lahm, Claude Hamilton of Coshocton calling on friends, and several families hosting relatives from Steubenville Columbus Plainfield Bakersville Dundee Newcomerstown Coshocton. A birth occurs for Mr and Mrs W C Gephart, and an IM E church entertainment is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Moore
G. J. Park
Collumbus
Zook
Bakersville
McCatough
Hattie Rady End Family
Columbus
Isaac Ferrell
A. Rinehart
Coshocton
Carrie and
Mayme Bakmer
Verna Kine
United Presbyterian Church
Phillip King
Dundee
Jacob King
Dr. Foster
Grant Fmerson
Newcomerstown
J A. Leekard
Harry Lower
Ollie Kiine
KE. P. Lahm
Nelie Moffet
Co Hecton
W. C. Gephart
IM E. Church
Local News and Trades in New Guirrorp and Vicinity
The report notes recent rains aiding farmers selling wheat, visits by Thorman Clark of Ruk & Co., and solicitor Shinnier from a Zanesville college. Auctioneer C. O Mercer runs a busy land business while Charney secures top prices. Local events include a Wilson chapel festival and a secret league gathering at L. P. Wheeler’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guirrorp
Thorman Clark
Ruk & Co
Zanesville
Shinnier
Wilson Chapel
C. O Mercer
Conard
Mohawk Village Notes and Local Moves
Mohawk Village reports residents visiting family as E. Rutledge and Mrs. Laura Fry from Walhead neighborhood, and J. H. King moving to Orlin Barrett’s farm. Alexander Barrett buys A. G. Neldon’s farm and plans to move in spring. Barrett will relocate to Kansas. Lemon Fisher from Coshocton visits for a week. E. G. Spang has a swollen hand. M. V. Spang bears a facial cut from a runaway incident. Wheat sowing follows recent rains. revival of pasture noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Spang
M. V. Spang
Jacob Baughman
Sheep killed by dogs and county costs in Coshocton
In Coshocton county reports warn of large sheep losses to dogs with about 1250 sheep killed annually at 32 cents a head, costing the county over $700 and prompting calls to limit dog numbers to protect the poor and local farmers. The Plainfield note cites local dog issues and aims to curb the problem in a town of under 300 with 40 dogs observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaixrzip
Willis Platt
W. Hoffman
Tuscarora Advertising Company
Plainfield
J. L. Kring
Shodow
H.W. Baker
Kring
Plaifield -Eems
Oge
Johoeten
Coshocton
Culraveon -Agery
Sam
Roscoz News Notes and Local Family Visits
Roscoz reports Ed Carr and family visiting from Paxton Illinois for a few weeks. Mrs Bertha Hickson attends her mother's funeral in Coumbbt. Henry Crawford returns from Michigan in improving health. The Rescoe Die Factory owner Rentiss’s family occupies the brick residence once owned by Voarad Myer. Mrs Ettie Martin visits Cleveland. Miss Etta Smith hosts friends for Miss Hattie Hill of Philadelphia. Rev English delivers popular fabhors. local teachers plan a town hall meeting for a new grading system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoz
Ed Carr
Paxton
Ilinois
Karr Daugherty
Et Crasford
Keene
Bertha Hickson
Coumbbt
Mer
Alien
Alien F Nnellix Ca Iting Relatives i Pieimfield. Henry Crawfod
Michigen
Rentiss
Rescoe Die Factory
Fout
Voarad Myer
Ettie Martin
Edith Reviley
Cleveland
Sarah McLeary
Plainfield
Mary Greer
Etta Smith
South Main Street
Hattie Hill
Philadelphia
English
Jim
Town Hall
Local Visitors and Social Calls Around Bacox
Miss Cora Hay Frances Depatne Mabel Weegoner Nora Ge and Kate Dawon of Cohocton spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Peter Shafer. Miss Emma xehweitzer visits sister at Curaheya Falls. Charles Willams spent weekend with friends at Chestnut Ridge. B Bercroft family from Franklin township spent Tuesday at Warside Inn. Dr Caron and Clarence Hay of Coshoe ton guests at Shafer residence. W F Barcroft of Illinois with aunt Miss Letlie Barcroft at Newcomerstown last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacox
Cora Hay
Frances Depatne
Mabel Weegoner
Nora Ge
Kate Dawon
Cohocton
Peter Shafer
Emma Xehweitzer
Curaheya Falls
Charles Willams
Chestnut Ridge
B. Bercroft
Bessie
Rey
Franklin Town-Uip
Warside Inn
Caron
Clarence Hay
Coshoeton
Shafer
W. F. Barcroft
Ldinois
Letlie Barcroft
Whis Place
Newcomerstown
School opens as Theophats Chirk begins teaching in West Bedford
Sept 27 notes school commenced here Monday with Theophats Chirk of West Bedford as teacher. Rettn Frederick and wife of Blisfield spent Sunday at his paternal home here. Mrs Levi Overholt is ill with Brights disease. Mrs Chris Bower and son Lester of Blisfield visited John and Bower. Mrs J M Brillhart, lately visiting in Spring Mountain area, returned to Brink Haven. Earl McCoy, at West Bedford school, spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Adam Frederick was in Leid Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earhi Theophats Chirk
West Bedford
Rettn Frederick
Blisfield
Levi Overholt
Chris Bower
Lester
John & Bower
J. M. Brillhart
Brink Haven
Earl McCoy
Adam Frederick
Community Notes Across Bursshcip Area
Sept 28 reports from Bursshcip list visits among locals. Dean Coisin of Columbu called on M A VanKannel. William Plant traveled to Coshocton. Mrs Lily Stanton visited grandparents near Layton. Mrs Neiderhou of Kentucky hosts her sister Mrs Plant visiting Dresden and Zaevine. Mrs Adam Frederick of Shannon spends time with Mrs Nasi Frederick. Ed Wilhelmson and family of Shelby visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursshcip
Dean Coisin
Columbu
M. A VanKannel
William Plant
Lily Stanton
Laytin
Neiderhou
Kiltuck
Plant
VanKanrel
Dresden
Zaevine
Adam Frederck
Shannon
Nasi Frederick
Wilamon
Faniiy
Shelby
Community Gossip From Apus Mills Area
Spr 28 F. L. Tilton and wife of Zanesville visited relatives here. Miss Patton hosts elocutionary event at Plains church Thursday. Presbyterian church resumes services next Sunday. Mrs. Williams and daughter of Dresden visited Mrs. Thomas Tilton. W. H. Kreider and wife and Mrs. Fisher visited Tyrone Sunday. Mrs. Slauchter and son attended Mr. Dawson’s funeral in Coshocton Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apus Mills
F. L. Tilton
Zanesville
Patton
Plains Church
Presbyterian Church
Williams
Dresden
Thomas Tilton
W. H. Kreider
Fisher
Tyrone
Slauchter
Dawson
Coshocton
West Carlisle Church Sermon Attracts Local Interest
Edward H. Thompson preached a very interesting sermon in the M E church at West Carlisle. Mrs. J W Magruder and family visited Warsaw to see Mrs.Magruder's mother. Bert Preston of Coshocton visits uncle A D Preston. Frances Kilpatrick and pupils held a Mt Pleasant church musical recital. A calwep word appears near L Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West CaListz
Edward H. Thompson
M. E
Ha. m
J. W. Magruder
Warsaw
Zzie Gamble
Bert Preston
Coshooson
A. D. Preston
Frances Kilpatrick
Mt. Pleasant
Arene G. F. Lake
Community Notes and Local Happenings from Camal Lewisville
Samuel Lennox returning to California after years away. Epworth League hosts a social at Miss Lis Reatcer’s home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Himensash visit Coshocton. Misses Welsh and Markey attend. Keene schools welcomed by Prof Tompkins. Reverend English departs. Reverend Chase begins new appointment this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxon
Himensash
Coshecten
Welsh
D.B Marker
Alice Welsh
Anna Marth Ry
D. B. Marktev
Agd
G. B. Irwin
Gergefoil
Rosa Beat
Charles Hui
Wu Smip
Coshoown
Charles Hest
J. C. Tompkins
Keene
Mires Bessie Renfrew
Laura Roy
Juan Wolfe
Carrie Fredenck
Warsaw
English
Chase
Connesville Visitors and Local Travel News
Conxesville reports Anna Swigert and Sarah DeCourses of Coalport visiting Thursday. OB A Marquand to Columbus for a medical course. Funeral attendance for Edward Dawseon in Cohecton. Mr and Mrs C M Gross and Wil Shummacher from Ce-hoetn visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs C C Daw here Sle aaire A 4a. Hill and daughter eC Oshnin spent with family on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conxesville
Anna Swigert
Sarah DeCourses
Coalport
A. Marquand
Columbus Mondev
Edward Dawseon
Co Hecton
M. Gross
Wil Shummacher
Ul Ce-hoetn
C. C
County courses set with monthly readings and public notices
The notice outlines a plan for a sequence of monthly book and lecture topics from September through January including Putnan's Manual at Pedazo, Burke's Speech on Concavon, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and Davis Physical Geography. It calls for all townships to implement the program immediately, with the remainder to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toustesco
Putnan
Pedazoy
Burke
Shakespeare
Caesar
Davis
Ginping
Keauwins
H. Mo Sner
Big Damage Suit in Common Pleas Court
Charles Briant sues Wooden Novelty Co for injuries in a July 1845 accident at the factory. He seeks 10000 dollars after his left hand was crushed and two fingers amputated. Case features many witnesses and is likely to run through Saturday. Tom Chaney found guilty of stealing wheat and awaits sentencing before Judge Eason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Briant
Wooden Novelty Company
Common Pleas
Chamant
Nicholas & Merrell
Pomerene & Pomerene
Briani
Tom Chaney
Chaney
Eason
North Ohio M E conference names new minister assignments
Delaware delegates adjourn after labors and appoint Rev. J F Strete to Roscoe church. Rev English to work independently with no charge. Other appointments include Avondale A Elle-Corleagh Conesville MI AL Castle Mohawk Village J FIsmith Trin war C L Lewis Warsaw and Blooming Grieve I H Curtis West Bedford Ian L Edweards Bakersville and Haiti to be supplied Pro-dirg elder Rev Dr C F Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ohio
M. E
Delaware
J. F. Strete
Roscoe Church
English
Avondale
A. Elle- Corleagh
Conesville, MI
AL Castle
Mohawk Village
J Fismith
Trinwar
C. L. Lewis
Warsaw
Blooming Grieve
I. HH. Curtis
West Bedford
Ian L. Edweards
Bakersville
Haitie
C. F. Anderson
Dr Kine's New Life Pill advertised as health booster
An advertisement touts Dr Kine's New Life Pill as a sugar coated health tonic that cures weakness fatigue and boosts energy and mental power. The ad notes price at 25 cents per box and sales by C E Anderson at No 2 Forbes Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Kine
October 4 5 excursion tickets to Loudonville for fair
Non transfer tow rate excursion tickets will be sold October 4 and 5 from Coshoeton and intermediate stations on the Pennsylvania lines to Loudonville for the free street fair. Tickets good for return until Friday October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshoeton
Pensylvania
Loudonville
Want That Railroad Local Wea in Correspondence
Local officials press Cushucton ground survey as the Baltimore & Ohio ponders extending lines to Coshocton. A committee from the board of trade advances talks with railroad executives, hoping for a favorable outcome. Rumors say B and O may buy the Zanesville branch, but no confirmation exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea
The
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Cushucton
Board of Trade
Coshocton
Mrs Sunter and Mrs Pinkham Letter Excerpt Endorses Vegetable Compound
In a letter from Missouri and another from Pennsylvania women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing womb ulceration and related ailments after prior doctor reports of a fatal prognosis. Both seekers report weight gain, restored health, and renewed vitality following use of the product along with Liver Pills and Sanative Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Anna Eva Gunrrs
Higerssville
Excursion Tickets to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines
Nine day sale from October 2 to October 10 offers special low rate through Pennsylvania lines to Chicago for the Fair Festival and Government Building dedication. Expected attendees include President McKinley Cabinet members, President Diaz and Mexican officials, governors, and other prominent figures. Return may extend to October 14. Contact nearest Pennsylvania Lines ticket office for fares and through-trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Diaz
Mexico
Beloved Lorenn Roney Remembered by WLM Auxiliary
In the providence of God the WLM auxiliary notes the passing of sister Lorenn Roney a charter member of the group The resolution expresses deepest sympathy to her family and requests publication in The Age and transmission of a copy to the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
Lorenn Roney
Carrie
WLM. F. S
AGE
Age urges local readers to subscribe for county coverage
The Age promotes its emphasis on local news from the county and invites readers to subscribe for comprehensive reporting beyond rival papers. It highlights exclusive local coverage and community relevance to attract subscribers.
September Dress Goods Sale Headlines
The September sale of dress goods leads the autumn month with strong demand. Best values attract buyers as choicest styles and qualities are offered at the lowest prices. Leaders for the season are highlighted among the offerings.
Crepon Skirts and Dresses Lead Fashion Line
A leading listing highlights Black Crepons as the top choice in fine fabrics. The article notes a unique assortment with distinct designs not found elsewhere, tempting every woman to complete her wardrobe with crepon skirts or full dresses.
Price Assertions on Yardage Across Cities
The notice states price ranges from 50 cents to three dollars and asserts that its quality is valued at one dollar per yard less than in some large cities. It emphasizes competitive pricing for fine fabrics.
Plaids Hot Sale Shows Camel’s Hair and Skirting Styles
The ad notes growing demand for plaids with freer, prettier designs. It highlights Camel's Hair Plaids at sea, Reversible Plaids for 1.00, and Stunning Skirting Plaids at 1.25, plus additional items available.
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New Guilford
Plainfeld
Roscoe
BACON
Blissfield
Adams Mills
West Carlisle
Camal Lewisville
Conesville
Oni
Briant
Common Pleas Court
Roscoe M. E. Church
And
Ohio
Mrs. Sunter
Mrs. Pinkham
Barnhart
Pennsylvania Lines
Gener M. Epwarps
Esteca
Illinery
Crawfords
Crawford
Postofice
Coshocton, O
Knight Whittemore
Coshocton, Ohio
Wolfe’s . Bazar
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