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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
2
The favorable location of Highland Terrace offers a distinctive view of Coshoc ton unmatched by other sites in the city. It lies about fifteen minutes’ walk from Matin street, suggesting easy access for residents seeking scenic vantage points.
In Common Pleas Court the Geese will case sought construction of the document. Cue Waistifs represented by Merril and Staats. defendants Voorhees and Pamerene. Dispute centers on whether the will grants Geese and his children a fee or absolute rights. Proceedings noted delays and unpanelled jurors, with trial not expected to finish before tomorrow morning.
Mr Zion Mil Aion and Mrs Ode Neldon hosted guests including Opal Neldon aunt Dova Fortune Thon and Unah Nealon at their home near Wille Creek. Vina Dilla attended with Mr. and Mrs. See Mo Fortune. A reception with ice cream and cake was planned for Loy beh and Vio Shree at Pape ty.
Probate court records show ZY Beerkart deceased with executor Minus Olinier Warren Cb Watison. Tenisa J. Catison filed for sale of personal property. Virginia Neff named as deceased, inventory prepared to Reheora and WHE won i 12 were Clark tp for $125.
Warsaw and vicinity reports include weddings anniversaries and visits by Lew is to the Fund for Wherry EEG Pa. on the occasion of Gelden’s wedding anniversary in Ashtabula. Mer edith and W. Z. Reynolds were in the county seat on business. Rev. Morris of Mohawk plans tent meetings for Rev. J. J. Giblin in Roselle Pal and Heink Haven Epworth League convention details. Cadis Canton Laughlin funeral postmortem notes, and many visits, church events, and social gatherings across Mohawk, Coshocton, and nearby towns.
Ledger of transfers lists numerous parcels with buyers and stated sums. Neldon admr conveys 216 acres Perry to Orville Neldon for 5400. Margaret Reamer to L G Reamer partial Lot 145 Coshocton for 400. N C Bush to Elizabeth McCoy lots 12 and 16 Bushs add Coshocton for 60. David Van Kanel to Chara McGrady 40 acres Monroe for 0. Daniel Summers to Sarah D Moore Lot and Home Add Lafayette for 2000. Sarah McCoy to Bush and Prescott Coshocton 1435 for 2250. I F Chaney admr to Geo. Indderwood 5.41 acres Perry for 2500. Reed to Sam DL Reed Lots 22 Warsaw for 31 Newt Speckman to Maggie Gamble Lots 25 and 22 Frac 8 pt Warsaw for 312. Bentf Strope to Relem Nochtraes for 644 Hummelingusge and 2200. Martha Wright to Philets Wright 31 acres Virginia for Soon. Leonard Arnold to Harris Watters 26012 acres Bethlehem for he. Derinda Fortune to Mary Fortune 160 Roscoe for 1000. Martha Stalker to Jancon Walford 80 acres Bedford for 0. Ellen Floyd Anderson to Truman Anderson 49 1-8 acres Pike for 1000. Stanley Shark to James Babcock 1-2 acre Linton for 125. Joseph A Finley to Marshall B. Radley 10% acres Mill Creek for 6900.
A historical forecast predicts July will bring threats of storms with limited rainfall. First storm period centers around July 2 3 with periods of thunder and cloudbursts, followed by a warm wave and low barometer. A second period on the 8 11 includes Mars influence and Jupiter conjunction. Third and fourth periods suggest continued unsettled weather culminating mid to late July with possible water spouts and below average rainfall overall.
Christiansburg town wakes to a massive blaze that began at Grahama foundry at 1:30 a.m. the entire business district is engulfed as firefighters battle the flames and assess the damage to shops offices and warehouses.
Mrs. W H Fisher, a former resident of Adams Mills, died Sunday at four in the morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Woo H Crider in Newark. She was 70 and survived by two daughters, Mrs Crider and Miss Rose Fisher of Newark, and a son, George Fisher of Carnegie, Pennsylvania. A granddaughter, Miss Hell Roff, lives at Adams Mills, and Mrs H H Eagon of Newcomerstown is visiting Mrs Stokley Fisher.
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