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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
2
Pr. Emig of the Coneaville board of education toured the city and spoke with residents about a cave in the vicinity unseen for 76 years. George Richie departed the town unexpectedly after the visit.
A fragmentary social note lists attendees at gatherings in Conesville Adamsville and Coshocton. Names include Mr and Mrs Davis Frazer Miskin Peach Crayford Edna Fountain Mildred Cornell Laura Ware Minnie Bepper Stella Fortime and many others with visits to Franklin Sta and Dresden.
Fragmentary report notes people visiting West Lafayette including Patents aml, Severett Shaw, and Santor Taare. Mentions County Christian Endeavor Convention in Town Hall on Saturday evening April 27 and an Isleta land sale with Noah McClain purchasing land from Mrs. Wole.
Half interest in the Beal and Me Chin store, tied to He P. Beal, will be run by Mr. McClain solo. S.A Stone erects a new automobile barn. Frank Keesey buys contents of the Marquanad Hyery barn, leases building, and plans expansion. Noat Rehard enlarges furniture business, adds incanment department. John Familton to move store to new room in days.
A long list of personal visits and relocations from Monday through Wednesday notes individuals spending Sundays with relatives in Dresden Blissfield and Conesville and traveling to Columbus Wheeling and New Philadelphia with several returning home. Names include J L Bible Mrs Apna Denzer Albert Stevenson Anna Ridgeway John Ripper Mrs J W Winnings Mrs Hall Graham and others.
The article praises Judge Nichols and Prosecutor McDowell for expediting criminal cases in the common pleas court. It notes a push for quicker trials, juror selection from city business leaders, and reduced court expenses benefiting taxpayers.
April visits mark local kinship as Miss Kate Norman stays with Mrs. Calon in Coshocton. Mrs. George Wyler plans to care for her stepmother in Plat, while Mr. Wyler hosts bachelor summers. Local sawyers Hahn Delbel move out. L. F. Caton builds a barn foundation. Oak Grove School closes for the week after a tie social and a large attendance. pupils staged a pleasing entertainment. Bertha Wetlary visits Coshocton relatives. Frank Geese and Lewis McFarland host the social crowd.
The Muskingum river lock and dam No 11 at Ellis Station near Zanesville is set to start within a week. BEJ Landor of Canton will oversee the project to deepen the channel and build locks, with completion aimed for January 1908 and work to employ many local laborers.
New Bedford April 24 Mrs Klein Abd Mrs Schlegel of Seville Medina county visit relatives and old-time friends George Robskoff closed his blacksmith shop last Thursday and retired to live with his daughter Mrs Norton A Kunn of Killbuck. George and Henry Ely of Sturgiss Wich attended the funeral of their sister Mrs Margaret Fen de party with relatives of this community.
Wakatomika coverage notes visits and gatherings around April including Mrs Van dutta Hissey of Zanesville visiting her aunt Mrs Garrett. Several local families entertained guests at meals and weekend visits with Mrs Elizabeth Duff and Miss Lulu McConnell among those listed. Mr A Garrett bought a farm near Conesville and will move his family there this week.
April leisure notes show Mr and Mrs HU of Roacoe visiting Mr and Mrs Aaron Smith with Mrs Smith described as quite ill. Mrs Given of Mohawk Village spent Sunday with her brother William McNabb. Mr Abe Eagina was berted last Saturday at Seth Hill. Quite a
A large crowd attended as friends mourned the deceased. Mrs McNabt was in Warsaw last week. Howard Spren] visited Coshocton last Friday. A quarterly Branch church meeting drew many and Rev Smith gave a fine sermon. Mr and Mrs Vantum visited Mr Easter. their daughter fell and broke her arm. Dean set the bone. Mont Haines finished painting several houses and begins on Mrs McKee's home.
West Carlisle notes a concert set for Saturday evening April 27 at the M E church featuring reader Misa Mabel Riggs contralto Miss Jone Glaan baritone Evan O Evans and tenor Charles Tabcock with Roxie Tabcock of Pallsbore visiting. Also mentions visits by Mre Malixsa Thompson of Coop erdale and Mrs J BE Evans of Cochocton hosting relatives in Carlisle.
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