Sells Millinery Store to Two Young Ladies
Finn Sells Millinery Store to Two Young Ladies as Mrs Munn retires after twenty nine years in business. The Shaw-Cerbart millinery firm, run by Margaret Shaw and Matelia Carhart, will take over the Malin Street shop in the Schatch Building, retaining the same location and interior quality. Both new owners bring several years of millinery training and experience, signaling strong prospects for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg of
Thie Anest
Olicot Mill Jaeg Akarge
Mra. F. c. Mean
Shaw- Cerbart Millinery
Welag
Margaret ‘Shaw
Mise Matelia Carhart
Tox
Malin Street
Misa Shaw
Carhart
Anch
Fel Ist
Munn
Board of Health Annual Meeting Reveals 900 Garbage Cans In Use
At the mayor's office meeting, Dr. Cone was elected president and W. M. Smith clerk. The annual report by Health Officer Abbott for the year ending Dec 21, 1908 cites 892 garbage cans in use, 117 deaths, 723 nuisances abated, 60 sewer connections ordered, and 55 made, with many quarantined houses and fumigations noted. dairies and markets described as sanitary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Abbott
Dr. Cone
W. M. Smith
S. F. Qurrett
Barcroft Lifelong County Resident Dies at 71
Ralph Barcroft of Plainfield died Thursday morning after four years with creeping paralysis and diabetes. He was about seventy one and buried after a Civil War service of three years. Survived by two wives and three children, including Bert Barcroft of Columbus. former wife Barbara Fowler of Bacon Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barcroft
Plainficht
Finsing
Possum Station
Barcraft
Plainfield
Barcroft
Lou Maston
Pennsylvania
Neth Kinner
Bert Barcroft
Columbus
Barbara Fowler
Bacon Run
Killbuck Bank Names Officers
Killbuck O Jan 14 The annual meeting of the Killbuck Savings and Company was held on Monday Jan 11 and the following directors elected Z T Duer J J Day Henry Kasner Howard Fites and G W Sharp The directors organized by electing officers President Z T Duer Vice President Henry Kasner Secretary J J Day Cashier Oscar Miller At the regular meeting an annual dividend of six per cent was declared for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Killbuck Savings and Company
Tan
Z. T. Duer
J. J. Day
Henry Kasner
Howard Fites
G. W. Sharp
Oscar Miller
The Missing Beecher Hardgrove Buried At Canal Fulton
Akron sends obit of Beecher Hardgrove a former hotel clerk about 47 who died of consumption at the county infirmary. He lived in Coshocton and Akron and was buried in Canal Fulton after services at the First Methodist church. Nearby relatives learned of his death when a cousin claimed the body. He leaves no children and had a long work history in several hotels. The report also notes a large Pomona Grange gathering at Keene with ritual programs and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Prem Telegram
Akron
Beecher Hardgrove
County Infirmary
Park Hotel
Coshocton
Akton
A. J. Hardgrove
St. Clair Street
Parks Morgue
Canal Fulton
First Methodist
Eingre Hotel
Benjamin Hardgrove
Empire
Windsor
Turford
Canton
Theo
Ciplc
Taees
Heowis
Methodist Church
Perry and Pomona Granges Install New Officers
At a recent meeting Perry and Pomona Granges installed officers with many names listed for roles such as Master Overseer Lecturer and Secretary. The ceremonies at Keene and Pemeris Grange featured H W A Caton in charge and included installation of officers like George Stonehacher La J. Roster TR. 0. Srimml and Nate Thompkine with numerous members named as Secretaries Treasurers and Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Grenre
Ot Neers
Joe F. Miller
George Mikesell
Nora Onley
Leota Little
RT Mine
Minter
George Stonehacher Overntes
la J
Srimml
Ro Bo Caton
Nate ‘Thompkine Tastee
Todd
Jesse Stonehocker
Nelson Murphy
Leseturer
AL Caton
Michael Stonehoehek
Sach Schumacher
Ass Stewart
Roberts
Pomona
Margaret Chirke
Ceres
Bethe McBaurlant
Fiona
H. AL Caton
Jady
Schmacher Orsas
Bernice Thompkins
Asel
Loona Roberty
Joseph Wisenburg Passes Friday at Kirhone on Main Street
Fragmented obituary recalls Joseph Wisenburg a German born resident of Kirhone. He suffered a paralytic stroke over a year ago and died Friday shortly before 4 PM at his home on Main Street. Survived by wife, three sisters, and children including John and Joe Wisenburg. Local church notes mention family ties and community standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wiernburg
Coshertom
Witizena
Kir Hone
Main Street
Germany
Hse Lodge
Elijah Welling Dies Suddenly in New Bedford Home
Elijah Welling, a longtime New Bedford resident, was found dead in bed by his wife Thursday morning. Believed to have heart disease, he had been ill but appeared better Wednesday and helped with barn chores. He was about fifty, survived by his wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Welling
New Bedford
Wellitg
Albert Balder
Farm For Sale Inquiries Near Wort Fayette
An 1 million acre farm is advertised for sale three miles west of Wort Fayette. Inquiries directed to Woo AL Hilme baurh. A city prison is being revamped into a combined emergency hospital ward, with related changes to female incarceration costs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort Tafayette
Woo AL Hilmebaurh
City
Etiergteney Hospital
Judge Voorhees to Be Guest of Honor by County Bar
Judge R M Voorhees will be honored at a Park hotel event Friday January 22 celebrating his elevation to the bench. The guest list includes six common pleas judges and other state legal luminaries with a long committee roster handling arrangements invitations and service details. Also noted is Ohio coal miners vice presidency election results for CO H Sullivan 457 Moore 22%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Voorhees
R. M. Voorhees
Breait
Oo Canquer
Park Hotel
Voorhees
Common Pleas
J. (. Adams
W. S. Merrell
J. N. Mcdowell
C. B. Hunt
Duncan
F. EB. Pomerene
Peonsam
Hunt
Anemi Inns Soen
CO. H. Sullivan
Coshocton
Ohio
Sullivan
John Moore
Rendley
Vate
Columbus
Moore
Banker Given 10 Year Sentence
Boston Jan 14 Cardenio Flavius Kime former financial agent and banker and once publisher of a daily paper here was sentenced by Judge Schofield to a term of not less than 10 nor more than 14 years hard labor in the state prison On Dec 29 Kime was convicted on 27 counts of larceny embezzlement and securing by false pretenses the sum of 22000 from his customers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cardenio Flavius Kime
Schofield
Heard
King
Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton Area Amid Transactions
A sequence of real estate transfers is listed for Coshocton and surrounding townships. Names include Mary Loader, Geo J Londer, Maurer family, Phoebe Cline, Charles Walters, A Paul Punk, K Darr, and others with parcels in Oxford Adams Burt’s and Bucklow’s additions, values ranging from 80 to 2190 dollars, plus notes on adjacent townships and lots. The text also contains an unrelated advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loader
Geo. J. Londer
Oxford Township
A Maurer
Wm. Maurer
Adams Township
Wim. Maurer
Phoebe Cline
Chas 1. Walters
Evancelical Chitech. Pt
Burt
Coshocton
Bucklow
Waraw
K. Darr
Tintan
Spaoletery
Chasla
Comhocwen
Alva McUor
Joseph
Whyde
Virginia Township
Mars
Beall
Dradare Chukon
William Fritz
Catherine Lemley
Special elections to issue deficiency bonds in Ohio
Columbus January 24 Special elections to issue deficiency bonds may follow the Rose county option law for cities that are short of cash and have voted dry. Joseph T Tracy of the state bureau of uniform accounting said such elections are the only way many cities can relieve their financial pinch after the dry vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
State Bureau of Uniform Accounting
City and Stores Association of Ohio
Plainfield Boy Serves on Parade Staff at Columbus
Chas McCune a Plainfield boy and OSU student served on the staff of the Major of the 1st Battalion O. 8, U. Regiment Cadets in the gubernatorial parade at Columbus last Monday. McCune is Second Lieutenant of Co. and the honor reflects his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McCune
Plainfield
Ohio State Uni <Ity
O. 8
U. Regiment
Columbus
McCune
Meetings of Stockholders and Board Elections
The Cohocton Tee Company held its annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday afternoon announcing a dividend of per cent and electing a board of directors including D. E. Almaeck John Almack John Lorenz M. A. Lawrence E. C. Rinner Robt. Manson and T. S. Elliott JH. Porrerene was elected director for preferred stockholders The board organized with John Lorenz as President D. E. Almack as Vice President and J. S. Elliott as Secretary Treasurer and General Manager The Vail Company reelected its board of directors at the annual meeting and Beach Leather Co reported a prosperous year with a semiannual dividend of 3 1 2 per cent on preferred stock and an annual dividend of ten per cent on common stock The Meek Company held its quarterly directors meeting with all members present except Vice President Biglow and declared the usual dividend on preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohocton Tee Company
Cowhncton Tee Company
D. E. Almaeck
John Almack
John Lorenz
M. A. Lawrence
E. C. Rinner
Robt. Manson
T. S. Elliott
JH. Porrerene
D. E. Almack
J. 8. Elliott
Vail Company
Selby
W. A. Himehbaugh
Thompson
J. P. Ballou
Vail
Beach Leather Co
Meek Company
The
Meek Co
Biglow
Testimony Opens in Dresden Bank Fraud Case in Columbus
Trial of James S. Pretty Mian and Abraham and Jacob Kapner began in Federal Judge Sater´s court with testimony from bank receiver Robert Parthing and cashier Littich. They showed the Kapner brothers and Doe Hosters owed the Dresden National Bank large sums totaling over 100000, with other firms owing substantial amounts. Federal Attorney McPherson urged a fraud theory while defense argued lack of criminal intent. other notices include fur shipments via Adams to Becker Brothers and a delay in the Lafayette ditch hearing until February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James S. Pretty
Mian and
Abraham
Jacob Kapner
Dresden National Bank
Vederal
Sater
Robert Parthing
Littch
Littieck
Farthins
Kapner Bros
Doe Hosters Company
Musaingnam Vallny Woolet Manufactuuue
Zanesville
Rapinters
Pretisman
McPherson Trout
Can Erect New High School Without Increase in Taxes
The Board of Education adjourned to discuss officers for the coming year and to examine school conditions. Crowding from last fall’s rise in pupils may require four extra rooms and about 150 more children if a plant expansion occurs. The board plans a bond vote but will minimize the amount issued to avoid tax increases. If approved, construction would start promptly, providing jobs and a fall occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Brooks Johnson Seeks Arrest After Warsaw Ejection
Brooks Johnson, former Coshocton saloon keeper, seeks arrest of three Warsaw residents Squire D F Laughlin attorney E L Hayes and Wm Speckman after an alleged out of court settlement in a criminal action. Johnson reportedly confronted Capt Hayes' office and was reportedly ejected as tensions flare over alleged improprieties. He plans to bring the case to a Coshocton court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Johnson
Hays
Coshocton
Warsaw
Squire D. F. Laughlin
E. 2. Hayes
Wm. Speckman
Speckman
Squire
Capt
Hayes
Johnson
Capt. Hayes
Mr. Speckman
Squire Laughtin
Six Bishops One Wedding in Chicago Cathedral
Archbishop Quigley officiated at Holy Name Cathedral for the wedding of Blanche Plamondon and J Henry Smith, son of ex U S senator James Smith Jr. Bishops Hennessy Spalding Muldoon McFaul O Connor assisted as guests traveled from New York and Newark for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quigley
Hennessy
Wichita
Kan
Spalding
Peoria
Tll
Muldoon
Rockford
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
O'Connor
Newark
Blanche Plamondon
J. Henry Smith
James Smith, Jr
United States
New Jersey
Holy Name Cathedral
New York
Arnica Salve credited with curing horseback torture
A Rugless Ky resident L S Napier recalls ten years of torture riding horses until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The advert claims the salve relieves piles burns scalds eruptions boils fever sores burns and other ailments and guarantees it through local merchants EB Anderson Cosh oeton C M Ferguson Rosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Napier
Rugless
Bucklen
Walt Rheam
Anderson
Coshoeton
C. M. Ferguson Rosene
Examinations Schedule For Teachers In Ohio
Notice to teachers outlines monthly elementary certificate exams on the first Saturday, high school and special certificates on Sep, Dec, Mar and Jun, Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Exams start 7 30. A fifty cent fee to enter and five cent return fee apply, Patterson applicants use stamped envelopes. The board supplies stationery. Questions will be based largely on Keiths Elementary Education. Can be bought for 1 05 from The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle, Columbus Ohio.
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Patterson
Board of
Patterson Appliants
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
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Iewapa
Finn
Sycamore
Walnut
South Lawn
County
Killbuck Bank
Pomona Grange
Poruonn Grange
Keene
R. A. Clarkette
Tiene
H. A. Caton
Grange
T. Miatt
George Wyler
Perry and
Pomona Graiges
I Charke
H W. A. Caton
Joseph Wisenburg
Hachive
Walter Anson
Wettt
Cashocton
Uveter
Tomiste
Boudlon
Osster
American Choos Saw Waters Coffee
Aeach
H. Sullivan
COM Bible
Croton
Kinga
New Fife
Amieream's
C. OM. Ferguson
Horan
Dresden
Coshocton Fur Co
Adames
Becker Brothers
Laffayette
Board of Education
Theodore Agnew
William Burns
Coehocton Country Club
EB. Pomereene
Mike Cain
Wheelng & Lake Erie
Ile
W. J. Gilpatrickh
Danforth
Anderson's
M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Ralph Barcroftt
Hacon
Plainfleet
Wilbur Barton
J. T. McRene
Mes
M. W. Smith
Robt. Boyd
Barnett Moore
R. Pomerene
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Ymhee—Burns
H. E. Halin
G. Ufice
Burns Building
A. Himebaugh
O.fffice
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
K. B. McDermotti
Duncas & McDermott Attorneys
Si Law
Coshocton, C
Hay Blda'g
Oho
J. Bock
Lowest Street
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