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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
7
Resolutions honor Commander William A. Johnson and Pioneer Joseph Lave, noting their patriotic duty and family bonds. The city remembers their strong contributions, expresses heartfelt condolence, and prays for comfort to the widow and orphan amid their severe grief.
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago reports his mother, once feeble, has gained flesh and strength after using Electric Bitters. He says the tonic cures insomnia and improves stomach liver and kidney issues. Sold under guarantee through local druggists.
The case against Phil Miller, bartender for John Tatten, over selling liquor to Clifford Wilcox under a black list notice was dismissed after Mrs. Wilcox failed to provide sufficient evidence for trial. Bystanders testified only water appeared in the glass. The report also notes local notices, probate court items, a birth, and regional oil drill plans amid assorted community notices.
The Ladies' Aid at Mohawk Village hosted an oyster supper in Almack hall on Saturday, drawing good attendance and raising about 16 dollars. Nearby reports note health concerns, travel, and assorted local movements in Cushacton and Isleta with residents naming changes of residence and new dwellings.
West Carlisle November 11 reports Sunday morning and evening prebyterian services. Mesdames Hecht of Newark spent Thursday and Friday with relatives here. Dr and Mrs KR Edwards visited relatives at Warsaw. John Patterson and son visited the former daughter Mrs Max Wiggins of Bladensburg. Mrs Alex Babevel and son Ray spent Sunday with EC Howell near Bladensburg. Miss Helen Heft returned home after two months in Zanesville. Miss Effie Lovett was in Zanesville. Noah McKee of Brush Run spent Sunday with Miles Pigman. Mr and Mrs Ligd Watson of Rocky Fork were guests of Mr and Mrs WO Wicsins.
Linton Minix November notes cover visits by Peter Har bold and family, Susla Worts from Cambridge visiting Hendersons, school openings with instructors Dull and Miller, and numerous Sunday gatherings. Local residents Mick Johnson, Mary Shryock, Ruth Miller, Anna Walker, and families are mentioned with several trips to nearby towns and churches. Community events include a BR W P VU rally in Perry, sermons by Rev Souis, and remarks on the Ohio Minera district meeting in Cambridge with operators’ association matters addressed.
Columbus Ney 12 After mend men day in Columbus where he was well known Dams Wocktiehamy Zanesville captainet died suciweatly from xppoplexy Ingoevenidk du a Zanesville street after alfehthes frou at interurban car Me Huckinghai was the owoe of considerable real estate here includ ing the Fanerson hotel property He was 7 year of and had spent two thirds of his life at Zanesville He was owner of the Zanesville woolen mill a leading stockarder in the First National Bank there and found ers of the Bucktonham Warary sind Buckingham terrace in his hone city He was president of the Ohig State Ri association for years Assureeder of the stack he was well known he had farms in Hoss and Delaware counties An idee survives Them are also several children
Mrs. Anderson Milligan wife of a Roscoe resident collapsed after returning from Coshocton with her daughter and died within minutes. Born in Roscoe, she leaves husband and six children. Funeral planned by M B church member. Also notes Frank Hughes of Marion suffering stroke and current treatment in Cambridge Springs sanitarium.
A quiet wedding occurred at Rev Hushout's Roscor home Saturday at 2 pm. Miss Sarah A Amatlee of Conesville married Daniel Mosshouer of Wem Cariime, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Smattes of Cowermile. They plan to move to Nemeeheepiog in West Onefiste.
Several trips were made to the Willan Borden lumber yards at Bacon Run on Wednesday evening, with a wagon hauling away fine timber. A sawmill had prepared thousands of feet of lumber for Borden and stored it near the sawed area. The wagon left with lumber and no trace of horses or wheels could be found afterward. an investigation is underway to locate the thief.
In Coshocton County a Socialists vote share nears four percent with local activity noted. Rodger Love joins Houser Lumber Camp near Conesville. Coshocton County Historical and Archaeological Society plans December meeting led by FE Rendall of Columbus. Figures reflect disruption as events shift.
Watching Ohio grain men note a smaller wheat acreage due to dry weather and a backward crop. Dealers fear winter damage from frosts if patterns stay warm, while central west wheat could emerge in good condition if warmth persists.
The article reports the board approving Lennon’s management arrangement involving Mr and Mrs Howie Laanon and others. It notes tacit agreement and county partners, with medical experts consulted and a recommendation to renew the arrangement at a specified site, outlining the management role and next steps.
Reported sighting near Stuittsville after noon leads residents to hunt the roaming coyote blamed for endangering local chickens. Dogs were set on the animal but it escaped, prompting plans for a circle hunt and keeping the creature alive for Thanksgiving.
George Maurer Jr reports a sale of chattel property and plans to return home by Wines. Mrs Richard Taylor travels to West Lafayette to live with her daughter Mrs Ripps. Dr Wilson visited Coshocton on business. Mothem and Valentine Meerhofer bought horses in Franklin and Canesville. Rev Kexleson to begin Presbyterian church meetings. Mr Bahmer and family moved to New Philadelphia to purchase property and reside. Jacob Raliner called to Cleveland for daughter's serious appendicitis. Pdear Ports, attending Canal Lecharite, home over twenty Newcomerstown youths held a party at the Bixler hotel. Mrs Wm Dike visiting daughter at Contocton. Marriage licenses issued for Teatel J Moshovler and Sarah A Smadies. Rev Mr Hewhour to officiate at a funeral service.
Reported near Osxgord township a case outlines a vote related clash near the polls. A German named Moisem titled Obio we Vibert Flee faces charges including assault and battering. The incident allegedly occurred during the last general election near the polling place.
The report discusses natural remedies such as celery and lemon for health effects. It asserts celery aids digestion and nerve soothing while lemon is noted for toning stomach function. Mentions of other items imply mixed claims about musculoskeletal and immune benefits without clear evidence.
An aged woman died Thursday at her brother Samuel Neat’s home, ten miles north of Bakersville, and was buried Saturday at Evate Creek cemetery. She leaves two brothers and a sister who live on the homestead.
Improvements upon the canal include new slides and a dam in Gouger Creek at Canal Dover. Alfred Simian of Coshocton and Daly Bros of Bolivar are part of a crew working on a concrete culvert at Rew. Comtracta shows progress with dredging from Zoar to Canal Dover. Mr. Kiaaner holds blasting contract for about 2,900 yards of canal dredging. Completion aims at driving the dredging to a neat finish near Lafayette.
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