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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
10
JAW BROKEN Howard Crown 19 son of George Crown living west of Roscoe, working in Dennison car shops, fell when a car jack bolt snapped. The broken jaw and head injury left him badly hurt, likely sidelined for some time.
A regional ad asserts Electric Bitters cure dypepsia, torpid liver, chills, fever, malaria, biliousness, back pain, kidney and bladder troubles. Endorsed by 9 A Brown of Bennyettaville SC, seller C Anderson and C W Ferguson of Resece druggists offer at 50c with guarantee.
Mrs. Gardner widow of Seth Gardner died Thursday evening at the Hannah Nell mission home in Columbus. She was known as the first matron of the Columbus home and lived in this city for many years. She was ninety years old and had spent time with relatives in the south before returning to Columbus recently. The obituary notes her long service to the local community.
The court will hear eight or nine more gang members tied to the Havana Cigar shop break in. A veteran, Willis T. Morgan of Concord New Hampshire, praises Dr King's New Discovery for coughing lung issues, noting two years service in Cuba and the Philippines and recommending it for respiratory ailments. Local druggists C. E. Anderson and W. Petenson stock the remedy at 50 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle free.
The Historical Club mourns the death of longtime member Mrs Sarah Fisher. Her illness was prolonged yet she remained a source of inspiration and friendship to all who knew her. The club offers condolences to her husband and children and recalls her devoted participation in club work and study.
Layland Layland and family are visiting in Pittsburg at his wife's mother’s home. Miss Naoma Luke, studying at Akron, spent a few days at home. Simon Price attended H. E. Cox in West Lafayette. John Beaver sale drew many locals. Andrew Kecin and wife visited Coshocton friends. Fred Bechtel and wife returned from Northern Ohio and Iowa. Joseph Lower and Lester visited Canton. Elden Casey saw Milleraburg friends. Mr and Mrs Edward Kaser welcomed a baby boy.
At Philadelphia meeting, Panhandle directors declare a gem annual dividend of two and a half percent on preferred stock and two percent on common stock. Wm Conwall, H. Kigo, and other ticket agents noted reduced fare and Mirage Exchange Orders amid the discussions.
James F. Lingafelter former bank official at Newark Savings bank is declared bankrupt in U S court with debts totaling 147296 42 dollars including 81000 to Homestead Building and Savings. he faces four year penitentiary sentence and appeals pending his wife and son also face long sentences amid loot allegations.
CHAS O SMITH reports the Blue Lodge elected officers who will be installed January 11 by retiring Worshipful Master Walter Winters. Names include Worshipful Master C. G. Smith Senior Warden J C F Hutton Junior Warden J W Porter Treasurer O P McGinnis Secretary A J Wright Senior Deacon Thos Turner Junior Deacon Georges Webb Tyler C C Graham.
The state board of public works adopts a resolution to remove unsightly billboards from canal property, ending leases where applicable and not renewing them. Judge Duncan plans to move his law practice office to Coshton while keeping West Lafayette duties. Mrs. Peter Leeply dies at 48 near England with funeral arrangements pending.
A collage of humorous verse, editor notes, and local notices spans poems about Cupid and rocking chairs, editor deaths, railroad talk, weather chatter, and holiday shopping. The page blends jokes with civic reminders and small town observations.
A 24 year old farmer from Jefferson County and Miss Lucy M Clint from the same county sought a license in East Springfield but the judge refused after Miss Clint admitted her age. The court scene ended with the couple contemplating returning home and wedding plans in doubt. Justice Willama rules in town matter then War den case moves to common pleas court.
Insecta are praised for size relative strength and agility. Warnaw rejoices as on Saturday the new gas system went into operation providing lighting and heating for the town for the first time.
A prelim inary hearing was held Friday afternoon for Otsego farmer Trottman Midi named in a forgery charge. Attorney Lienert argued insufficiency of proof and noted a notary versus clerk flaw in the affidavit. Judge Foley adjourned the case to 10 o clock Saturday morning for further deliberation.
Jackson Craig, a well known longtime farmer of Lafayette township, died at age about seventy five Friday morning at his daughter Mrs Hiram Weal’s home in West Lafayette after a long illness. He left two children Bestio, Beall, Seaman Crate, and William Ural, all of Lafayette. He was a member of the M church.
Jacob Stitthauer of Keene brings a steer over 2700 pounds aged four years to win the prize. The animal is shipped to Liverpool parts. High water in Wilhanlog damages John Medley’s piling and tools. Catholic Coshocton Christmas service expected with Gregorian chant replacing mixed choirs per pope order.
Reported marriage of Win EK Lang to Miew Snavely a trained nurse in a Philadelphia hospital. Couple expected home this week and will spend holidays with relatives in uid a city and Cleveland.
A fragment reflecting on habit and imitation as the enduring basis of learning and apprenticeship. The excerpt cites Carlyle and suggests habit drives practice and knowledge formation across society.
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