Banquet honors Judge Voorhees at Coshocton Park Hotel
A large crowd of fifty distinguished lawyers and friends attended a Friday banquet at the Coshocton Park Hotel celebrating Judge R Voorhees elevation to the circuit bench. Toasts by prominent jurists and a playful hoax involving near beer framed an evening of wit and tribute to the judge and to the district's legal tradition.
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R. ‘'M_ Voorhees
Coshocton
Park Hotel
Johnston Orchestra
F. E. Penerence
Australian Leaf for Women Promises Relief and Sample Mail Offer
Readers are urged to try Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a non medical tonic for female ailments and pains in the back kidneys and bladder. The ad notes a regulator claim, lists druggists or mail order for 50 cents and offers a free sample pack. It also mentions congratulatory letters from several named guests unable to attend a reception.
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Womatt
Gray
Gray Co
LeRoy
Gues
Dwagberty
Lancame
K. Vt .Wiekbem
Delaware
Jan Afier Camtea
F. A Durban
Zansaville
W. Haene
Millersburg
Abe Patrick
Phiebeighia
A. D. Mets
Woo. Ont
Dos
Amig’s Son Fred Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday in Conesville
Intimate gathering at Mr and Mrs Poll Emig’s Conesville home honors Fred Amig’s eighteenth birthday. Guests present include family friends who praised the celebrant as gifts were exchanged. A homemade ice cream and cake service followed the festivities.
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Conesville
Famiiy
Poll Emig
Amig
Fred
More Pupils In Bryant Report For Fourth Month
The fourth month Bryant report shows enrollment at present 1613 up from 1524, with attendance up 89 this year. Punctuality records improve across schools with 2 tardiness cases this month, 80 last year. Details include enrollment by grade and building, test scores, and staff names, plus ads for Mucklen’s Arnica Salve and local notices.
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Sunt
Bryant
Walnut
South Lawn
Sycamore
Bancroft
Shipment of Imported Horses to Pa Counties
Forney Bros of Platinfield shipped from West Lafayette a stallion and eight mares, all three years old, to Logan, Kittanning, and nearby counties. Indicator: Mumps and chicken pox disrupt attendance in lower grades as Misa Carpenter reports fewer than a dozen pupils in the Walnut building second grade.
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Forney Bros
Platinfield
West Lafayette
Logan
Misa Carpenter
Walnut
Pie Social Planned at Chi School House Friday
A baby was born Thursday night to Mr and Mrs Carl Huff of the War saw road. A pie social will be held at the Chi school house Friday evening January 2. The event is directed by the school and will feature a short literary and musical program. Everyone is cordially invited.
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Carl Huff
Warsaw Road
Chi
Bonds Forj Bridges And County Bonds Issuance
County commissioners approved a 325000 bond issue to fund Main street bridge and Twelfth street bridge construction with 500 dollar bonds at 4.1/2 percent interest payable semi annually. Sale opens March 5 1909. First twelve mature Sept 1909. Material type not yet decided after engineer Harrington review.
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Main Street
Twelfth Street
Harrington
Midwinter Storm Cleans Coshocton Streets and Strikes Dr. Davis Home
A mid winter thunder storm washed slush from Coshocton streets easing flood fears. Lightning sparked a small fire at Dr. W R Davis home around four in the morning, as escaping gas in a ceiling pipe arced from an electrified wire and two firefighters extinguished it with chemical suppressants. The Endsley home near Keene suffered $159 damage from a lightning strike, insured by Lamberson and Herbig. Fresno toll lines for Citi mons Co. were knocked out by the lightning.
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Coshocton
Davis
W R. Davis
C. F. Endsley
Keene
Lamberson & Herbig
Fresno
Citimons Co
Neighbors Cut Wood For Mr Buckmaster
A fragment filled notice describes neighbors helping Mr Buckmaster by cutting and hauling wood from a pile at his home near Win. Stover in Bear Town. Names include Thorn Fredrick Mullet Williamson and Stover. Eight cords were prepared for Uncle and Aunt. Also mentions explorers finding ancient bones and a curing remedy from De King’s New Discovery.
State to seek girls reformatory separate from Mansfield
Columbus Jan 28 recommendation to set up a state girls reformatory for those over seventeen. The board of charities will urge the institution be separate from Mansfield reformatory and from the state penitentiary, modeled after Mansfield but independent.
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Columbus, O
Mansfield Reformatory
Harmon
State Board of Charites
State Penitentiary
Sheriff sells two tracts in sheriff sale report
Lepuy Sheriff Browning sold two parcels at the sheriff's sale at the south door of the Court House Saturday afternoon. The Pickerel property on South Ninth street went to Isaiah English for 1675 and a 30 acre tract in Oxford township to Adam Bowers for 458.
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Lepuy
Browning
Court House
Pickerel
South Ninth Street
Isaiah English
Oxford Township
Adam Bowers
Guarantee on Dollar Bottle Refund Offer by Kodol
A promotional offer promises a full refund to customers who fail to receive benefits after using a dollar bottle of Kodol, with the retailer reimbursed for the bottle price. The ad notes the larger bottle contains more product than the fifty cent version and asserts the product is manufactured by E. C. DeWitt & Co. and distributed by local agents in Roscoe and Coshocton.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Cnn
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Subpoenas Quashed In World Publishing Case
New York January 25 The subpoenas ordering J Angust Shaw secretary of the Press Publishing Co and William P McLoughlin World sporting editor to testify before the federal grand jury were set aside by Judge Ward in the US circuit court The ruling cites the Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination and upends nearly 50 years of practice marking far reaching significance
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New York
Aubpoenacs
Federal Grand Jury
J. Angus Shaw
The
Press Publishing Company
the World
William P. McLoughlin
United States
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Coshocton Area
Real estate transfers listed include Harvey Casner to Frank Casner for AL48 acres in Washington township Qe and others such as Utterback to Mary C Chan Tiverton township Filla Wigains to S Ad amma lot 14 in Rickett's addition Coshocton 3000 Fouts et al to Alwilda Fouts lots 162 163 in Kirk's addition West Lafayette 100 Mary FE Ostler to Samuel Gilliams Lafayette township 1000 Burns RR Hack to Thomas H Johnson etc. Numerous property transfers with amounts and parcel descriptions. A Crawford note promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and advertises local pharmacies. A cartoon mention notes the first wooly worm on Malin street and references a Northwestern picture of Charles Wells at Coshocton slated for an upcoming debate.
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Harvey Casner
Frank Casner
Washington Township
Joseph Utterback
Mary C. Chanaeres
Tiverton
Filla Wigains
Adamma
T. OC
Rickett
Coshocton
Fouts
Alwilda Fouts
Kirk
West Lafayette
Mary FE. Ostler
Samuel Guilliams
Lafayette Township
Sarah FL
Cox
Basil
Endsley
Thomas H. Johnson
Burns RR
Hack
Hamrickhouse
Cohocton
Blau
Ella Delfart
M. A. McConnell
Social events at Layland and surrounding areas
Layland events report a Jan 22 gathering with Mrs. Jos Beall and Mrs. Frank Lowe hosted by Mrs. Warner Lowe. Walter Lowe of Kansas was honored at a Jan 21 party hosted by his uncle Frank Lowe near Bloomfield. Philip Hecker suffers neuralgia as a minor note. A Bloomfield group enjoyed a Monday visit with Mr Cartos Lawrence, whose party ended with a walk due to a broke-down wagon. Rev Bleck and wife visited Wm Murray Sunday on their way to Keene.
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Layland
Jos. Beall
Frank Lowe
Warner Lowe
Walter Lowe
Kansas
Bloomfield
Philip Hecker
Cartos Lawrence
Rev. Bleck
Wm. Murray
Keene
Comings and Goings at Keene in Local Notes
Keene, Jan. 22. Do not forget the Presbyterian church concert Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Duncan of Keene visit their brother Jonas Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olinger, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henderson, son Robert, and Mrs. Henderson were guests of Walter Kirche's family Sunday. Charles Hoagland and Charles Karr made a business trip to Millersburg and Fredericksburg. Miss Carrie Shannon has a one week vacation and stays at home with her parents. Miss Nellie Whittemore returned from Granville for the weekend. Lt. Eliott traveled to Columbus to visit his sister then to Cincinnati to visit his brother W. B. Eliott. Mrs. Wm. Norman is visiting relatives near Brosno. William Frederick of Warsaw transacted business in Keene.
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Keene
Presbyterian Church
Jesse Duncan
Jonas Duncan
Fred Olinger
Joe Henderson
Robert
Henderson
Walter Kirche
Charles Hoagland
Charles Karr
Millersburg
Fredericksburg
Carrie Shannon
Nellie Whittemore
Granville
Eliott
Columbus
Cincinnati
W. B. Eliott
Wm. Norman
Rela
Brosno
William Frederick
Warsaw
Revival closes with 23 accessions at Mohawk Village
Mohawk Village reports 23 accessions during the quarter conference revival at Wilson Chapel. Pastor Cornell now continues revival services at New Castle. Local news notes Winifred and Rollo Roberts visiting Columbus, and Joe Graham of Coshocton traveling to Coshocton. Other items mention coal trade and a move to Oklahoma.
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Mohawk Village
Wilson Chapel
Cornell
New Castle
Winifred
Rollo Roberts
Columbus
Joe Graham
Coshocton
W. L. Freese
Carpenter & Wiggins
Frank Underwood
Oklahoma
Woo. Feere
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