LINTON MILLS SOCIAL NOTES AND LOCAL TRADE
Local social news from Linton Mills and nearby areas details visits by residents, Sunday gatherings, and Saturday or Friday travels to Coshecton West Lafayette and Chili. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Welker, Harriott family, Lower family, and breeding horse sales. A separate note covers a lightning-related death of 14 cows owned by J Warner near Woowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Mills
John Lawrence
Writ
Carl
Clovis Bowman
Fam
Kurtham
Birds Run
Howell
Sadie Harriets
James Welker
Fresno
Hiram Ws
Caroline Miller
News Ces
Bove Prone
Sadie Harbor
Anna Welker
Henry Shryock
Visi
Nelie
Newcomerstown
Paul Welker
West Lafayette
Chas
Harbold
Francis
West Lafaytte
Edward Lorenz
Coshecton
The
Lower & Co
Horge Welling
Leander Lower
Chill
Harvey Bechtel S
Babie
J.M. Lower
Edward Infield
Chili
JS Helwiz's
Messrs
Allen Lower
Amos Cox
Millersbore
Victor Croft
Famiy
Cleveland
Mr Croft
Cleviland
Mrs.Croft
Mr. Sifords
Wloomfield
Johnathan Cox
John Olinger
Sarr Lfield
Anckerman
James Welling
Woomer
Jersey
Vr. Yy Warner
Mires
Bessie Reed
West Bedford
Frank Craig
Emerson Reed
Jane Finlay
Mary Elliott
Cantata Draws Local Support In West Lafayette Event
West Lafayette June 11 reports show a junior league cantata raised about 22 dollars. Socials and visits fill the community as locals share news of births, visits, exams, and court affairs along with minor misdeeds and a hullabaloo over Hullister’s Tea products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Frederick
Alabama
Perry Burt
Jesse Michael
Steubenville
R.A McClure
Columbus
U. S
Thomas Shaw
Herbert Gefeler
Chasina
Beulah Pirra
Payee Giffin
Frank Wagoner
Ch Burch
Jahn Carter
James Addy
Bertha Walters
Dennison
Canton
Pittsburg
Miller
Poison Bite Rescue Amid Rural Panic Near Franklin
A girl bitten by a copperhead in Penne tanyia near Franklin received emergency treatment after the snakebite. A local helper applied a makeshift pressure and pumping method to the wound while awaiting medical transport. Officials report the patient was stabilized at a nearby station before further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingwood
Tours
Sears
Cory
Phaing
Phe
Jelson
Oldest Ohio saloon closed by new law
Claims that he is out of politics for himself. A.V. Cassing of Coshocton County and many delegates would have honored him again, but he stayed out of politics for the welfare of its party. Newark Advocate reports the Aiken law closed the American House in Youngstown, a pioneer saloon in operation for a century, built before 1810 and once the only substantial inn between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reangressman
Han
A.W
Ohio
Youngstown
Cleveland
Pitteburg
Young Slav dies from railroad injuries in Coshocton tragedy
George Delomjanick aged 26 a Slav by extraction died after sustaining both legs torn off beneath a moving freight train near Trinway and Coshocton He lingered about thirty hours before death at Wolf s undertaking He came from Austro Hungary three years ago to work on railroads and was loved for his sobriety and industry His wife Annie Petrossa remained in Austria awaiting word from Washington on burial amid Austrian consul instructions Funeral expected at Sacred Heart church under Austrian concerns
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George Delomjanick
Wolf's Undertaking Establishment
South Fourth Arrest
Delomjanick
Trinway
Ine
Delomjauick
America
AustroHungary
Delemjanick
George Done
Y Trinway
Coshocton
Nes
Trinsway
Trin
Wolf
Undertaking
BE. Wu. Carr
Pennsylvania
Frew
H. A. McCurdy
Pather Ssam
Delemanijck
Annie
Petrossa
Austria
Austine
Washington
Plato
Sacred Heart Church
Mr. McCleary
Mrs. McCleary
Fisher McCleary
Oscar ‘Mice Cleary
Susie McCleary
Sam Mc_Cleary
Walter Neldan
Warsaw Road
M- P. Church
Son's Revolver Killing Shocks Coshocton Family
Wesley McCleary of 1020 Walnut street died by self-inflicted gunshot in an outbuilding after years of illness and morphine use following a December injury. He left a wife and five children, with Coshocton neighbors noting his respected status and prior health struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley McCleary
Walnut Street
Mr. McCleary
Reet
Walnut
Belfast
Beyond the Alps Lies Lintus Poem by Yer Pon Graduate
A MU Yer pon high school graduate writes a reflective piece titled Beyond the Alps Lies Lintus. She jokes about education and future marriage, noting she will not write grand poetry but may help a lover with grammar. She figures out soap prices and hints at practical aims over ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MU Yerpon High School
Antibaleen
Alps
Lintus
Italy
Teyond
Missouri
Declan
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Republican Clash in Newark
An ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and taken internally to treat catarrh. It warns against mercury remedies and urges purchase from reputable physicians. The Newark Advocate notes Republicans backing Ashbrook for Congress, appealing to independents opposed to Smyser and the party machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr jCheney & Co
Toledo, CO
Toledo
Oho
J. Cheney & Co
Druggista
Ashbrook
Congress
Martin Luther Smyser
Newark
Dresden saloons endure as others quit tax burdened
In Dresden six saloons continue operating while one closes due to a 1000 annual tax. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders promise quick relief for delicate sickly children and worms, sold by druggists in LeRoy New York. Rev Crumley accepts Deer Creek Baptist call and will move with Mrs Crumley. Oro Schaich of Coshocton earns assistant pharmacist certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Gray
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
State Pharmacy Board
Oro FE
Schaich
Coshocton
Quieting of title in Davis v McCullough case decree
County clerk records show the David Davis v McCullough et al case settled Tuesday evening. The entry quiets title to all premises in Davis and enjoins defendants from further claims. In Davis v McCullough et al, Sarah Hoig’s answer was dismissed for nonpayment of costs by June 1. Marriage license issued Plema Foster and Davie Haines. Nellie Miller named guardian for Ellsworth Miller estate. UHollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claim appears in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Samuel McCullough
Dickerson
W. R. Hoig
Sarah
Plema D. Foster
Warsaw
Davie D. Haines
Bedford Township
Nellie Miller
Ellsworth Miller
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Chalfants
Ensley
Chestervle
Aivy
T. J. Bell
Sswad
Aps
F. Dickerson
AH Arena
Hullister
C. BL Anderson
Chestnut Ridge
Allen
le Roy, N. Y
Lizzie McCoy
Humane
Jackson
Pleasant Valley
McCoy
Lille Fouch
Geo. Delomjanick
Son
Giror
Wolcisten
Rocky Mountain
Briers
WUE Nice
C. E. Anderton
Journal Entry
C. E. Anderson
St. Paul
Swengerbund
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Haven
T- Kalbts
Louisville
Portland
Ore
Omaha
Denver
Milwaukee
Fagle Grand Aerie
Minneapolis
Osherton
H. Kipp
International Correspondence Schools
C.S
Scranton
Civil Service
Textile Mill
Elec
Architec't
TIMES
Coshocton, U
Hearsts American
the New Illustrated Weekly
Hearst
Home and Farm
Weekly Times
Daily Times
Illustrated Farm Weekly
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