The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 5

J- i 4 M' 4 eotMocftti rmbAV; liirf. 4, itot PAQK PIVB FROM COSHOCfON COUNTY TOWNS Gathered by The Age's of Special Correspondents PEACHES AND MELONS AT WAKATOMIKA SEVENTEEN YEAR LOCUSTS ABROAD Rush of Loading is Not to Great this New Guilford Farmers Dissatisfied Ytar However --Newsy tetter. (Special Correspondence.) Wakatomika, Sept. 3--Guy Baughman has been "baling straw for C. S.

Wood. Miss Pearl Stanford has returned from Charlevoix, Mich. Accompanied aunt, Mrs. E. J.

Johnson, of iburg. Miss Hazel Parks of Zanesville agent last week with relatives here. Clarence Moore of Coshocton visited his cousin Harry Wood last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Frazier, and children of Dresden visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Spencer L. Howell and-family Saturday. J.

Thomas Hardesty of Kansas, is visiting relatives here. T. C. Ramsey of Tunnel Hill, called on friends here Sunday evening. Mrs.

Mary E. Huff was the victim of a complete surprise last Saturday. It being her birthday anniversary the children and grandchildren gathered at her home to make the day one to be well remembered. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Nethers and children visited Millard Nethers and family near Frazeysburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex McDonald of Roscoe passed through the village Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Noland, Mr. and Mrs.

G. F. McConnell attended the grove meeting near Nickle Valley Sunday Mrs. Chalmer McBride and little daughter Iva, visited at Thomas Jones Sunday. John McFarland is visiting his aged ither, Mrs.

Tabitha McFarland and calling on many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright who have been making their home with their aunt, Mrs. Jennie Cone, are moving to Willow Brook this week.

W. A. Clark is carpentering for M. C. Wright in Cooperdale.

The ladies of the W. F. M. S. held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.

P. S. Maston, Tuesday evening. Refreshments consisted of ice cream and its accessories. Proceeds amounted to about $8.00.

Some peaches and melons are being shipped from the station here. However the growers do not have to me in early to avoid the rush of iding. Carl Ricketts, of Columbus, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Humrickhouse at their home a few miles south of the city.

Over Their Picnic Arrangements. (Special Correspondence.) New Guilford, Sept. 3--Considerable dissatisfaction is manifested by the farmers and others in this and nearby communities at the decision of the committee in charge of the farmers picnic to charge vehicles an adimission fee to the picnic grounds. Quite a swarm of seventeen year locusts made their appearance in this locality last week. The foundation of the new hall is completed and the framework of the first story is up and sheeted.

Our drought continues in spite of the daily promises of good rains, and rains on all sides of us. Scarcely any plowing has been done yet for fall seeding on account of the extreme lack of moisture in the ground. Irvine Veatch returned to his work in the B. O. railroad yards at Zanesville, last Wednesday.

Mrs. Clara Veatch is visiting with Mr. H. H. Veatch and family.

A snap on a quarter strap broke while Mrs. Corda Specfcman was driving down a steep hill near Mr. Endsley's, causing the horse she was driving to run away. Mrs. Speckman was thrown from the buggy and severely injured about the head and shoulders.

The buggy was demolished. CHESTNUT RIDGE. (Special Correspondence.) Chestnut Ridge, Sept. 3--Miss Mma Finlay leaves this week for Columbus where she will spend a few days and from there she will go to Toledo to attend school the coming year. Misses Virginia McConnell and Delia Leech of near Keene visited Misses Olie and Bessie Reed- Anumber from here attended the sale at Mrs.

Hamilton's. W. L. Craig has secured a position with the rairoad company as fireman. Mr.

and Mrs Amos Fry and Jesse spent Sunday with the former's mother near Beck's Mills. The E. of Keene will hold a social at the home of Marshall Endsley, Thursday evening Sept. 10. Miss Nellie Fry visited Miss Stella Aultman of Clarke.

LECTURE COURSE FOR LAFAYETTE Lively Village Assumes Metropolitan Airs--Handsome New School Building. your School Supplies at THE AMERICAN AUCTION SYNDICATE irst-claas Pen Tablet, 4c each or 3 fonlOc ge Pencil Tablets, 400 pages 5c each Lead Pencil or 1 Pencil Bos given free with each tablet rable Bound Slates, lOc each. Single 5c each. Slates, 6x9, 4c each Express Lead Pencils, a first-class pencil, Ic each or 6 for 5c. 3pencerian Pens, 2 for In Keller's Best Black Ink, 4c per bottle or 3 for lOc.

'encil Boxes, with lo-k ami key, 4c each. Slate Pencils, 5 for 1 Dhalk, 100 sticks ro the box, 8c per box. We save you from 20 to 30 per cent all School Supplies. CENTER VAUUEY. (Special Correspondence.) Center Valley, Sept.

3--Mr. and Mrs. W. A Calhoun took the morning train last Monday for Columbus where they intend spending a few days at the state fair after which they will go "to Delaware, for a two weeks visit Mr. and Mrs Arnold Wilson were guests of their son Charles at Dennison last Saturday and Sunday Mrs A Calhoun cf Newcomerstown is spending this week with the Calhoun family here Master Earl Davies who is making an extended visit with relatives here, spent a.

few days visiting friends and relatives in Avondale FOR SALE 500 Bushels of Choice New Timothy Seed. Call Coshocton Fur Co 127 Mam Street 15 Mrs Boyer, of Franklin Town" ship, spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in this city. (Special Correspondence.) West Lafayette, Sept. 3-Mrs. Nellie K.

Rogers and children who have been making an extended visit among relatives and friends in the west returned home Monday. Mrs. Frank Familton and son are spending this week visiting in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Culbertson and daughter Florence of New Castle, are, here visiting among relatives. Mr? and Mrs. Byron Mizer of Denison were here visiting recently.

Mrs. "James Heffling and baby of Uhrichsville, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. McManiman over Sunday. Miss "Nelle Platt is spending a few days Coshocton friends.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. DeWitt and daughter Miss Maude, spent a few days visiting friends here, they formerly lived here but are moving from NeNwcomerstown to Newark Mr.

Addy of Newcomerstown, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Maning Sprague, first of the week. Thomas Coulter, of Harrisville was in town the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Rehard and daughter Florence are away on a two week's trip to Niagara Falls and other points of interest in the north. P. Chamberlm returned home Monday evening from a few days visit among Steubenville friends Miss Laura Wiggins of Coshocton was a guest at the Platt residence last Sunday. Miss Jennie Richmond, of Orange, is in town visiting among friends Mr and Mrs. O.

Davis and daughter Mary, returned to their home at Columbus last Monday Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moore and Mrs.

B. F. Leighinger attended the Me- Cuskey reunion at Silver Lake recently. Prof Roy Walton has returned home from a few weeks pleasant visit with friends at Cleveland and other places. Truman Gosnell, of Ventura, was in town Monday calling on friends and looking after some business.

Mr. and Mrs Schieber, of Bakersville were in town ounday the guests of friends. Miss Hazel Shissler of Deersville, is a guest at the Grffln home this week. Our public chools will open next week with Prof. N.

S. McClure as superintendent, Elmer Thompson, grammar department, Leda McCamm- ant, second primary, and Miss Margaret George, first primary, in our handsome and commodious new school building. N. J. Rehard is having a new house erected on East Russell avenue The base ball nine from here were at Warsaw last Saturday where they fro once more victorious.

Several from here are attending the annual conference of the M. Church held at Byesville. Rev. M. Swan pastor of the Presbyterian church with his family are away on a vacation trip in New York state, regular preaching services Sept 13 Mr Norman, of Pennsylvania, is here for a visit among his children 1 Mrt.

ThMftjBBQB. and Frank Normaa and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hull and baby returned home Sunday evening from a visit with Dennison friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Noah McClain and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Sicker and two children, Mr. and Mrs. O. B.

Davis and daughter were he guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Beall, west of town last Sunday.

Everett Cochran, of Toledo, has spent the past two weeks with his parents here Rev. S. A. Beall occupied the pulpit at the M- E. church here Sunday evening In the absence of the pastor, Rev.

Rainesberger. Jesse McClain, of Coshocton, spent Sunday with his mother south of town. Mrs. Rainesberger and daughter, Mrs. Topse and son of Sherrodsville, are here the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Long. Arrangements have been made for an excellent lecture course here this winter, which should be liberally patronized.

Miss Emma Williams, of Ripley. N. spent part of last week among friends here. Clyde Williams, of Massilllon, Is in town this teek. Miss McBride of Shlloh, is here the guest of Miss Walton.

The Woman Parliament club will hold its first meeting at the home of Mrs Ina Leighninger next Tuesday evening, September 8. I I MI i i i i i'i i i i i'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 i i H.H.HIM i MM CASSINGHAM, PRESIDENT. H. C. HERBIG, CASHIER.

E. L. LYBARGER, VICE-PRESIDENT. W. J.

WINTERS, ASST. CASHIER. The Commercial National Bank No. 6892 Wtth a Paid-Up Capital of IntCtCSt Paid OH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Time Deposits. General Banking Business Succeeds to the business that has been carried on since J.

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LTBAROER CHAELKS B. HUJT JOHH LOE11TZ B. WORTH RICKETTS X. W. JAMES H.

HAT day. W. L. Bertr little daughter Veraa, were gueata of lira. Leooa Gamble of Walhonding Saturday.

Rev. Rice and family have gone to Illinois to visit relatives. Blalue Harris and Oliver Richard of Coshocton were calling on old 'riends Saturday. Miss Zona Holl is the guest of friends at Mohawk. Mr.

William Feaster has moved his family from this place to Newark. Mr. and Mrs. William Given of Mohawk, were the guests of Mrs. Rebecca Holl, Sunday.

Misses Elizabeth and Bernlce Gif- 'en, Alta McArtor and Robert Giffen will leave Wednesday to join a party of campers near Zanesville. Mrs. Katherine Shrimplln has re- to her home In Pittsburg af- a pleasant visit with her sisters, Misses Emily and Elizabeth Lewis. TOWNSHIP CONVENTION! KEENE To Be Held at Presbyterian Church September 11--Personal Items. ISLETA.

(Special Correspondence.) Isleta, Walters and family are visiting friends near Post Boy. Mrs. Fred Timmons returned home Monday after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Albert Wolf. J.

M. McCollum and Harry Leslie and wife visited Niagra Falls and other points of Interest last week. T. W. Culbertson left Wednesday to attend the soldier's reunion and the state fair at Columbus.

Miss Rosa Lathman, of New Philadelphia, visited Mrs. S. C. Stowe last week. John Stewart was at Harrisonvllle on business recently.

Smith Brown spent last Saturday evening in Coshocton. (Special Correspondence Keene, Sept 3--A township Sunday School convention will be held at the Presbyterian church, Friday afternoon and evening, Sept. 11. J. A Smith, of Coshocton, is spending a week with his mother Mrs.

Fanny Smith. Ward Mowery is visiting his mother, Mrs May Mowery. Mrs. Harriet Moorehead re turned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Cornelius Randies of Bowman. Mr and Mrs.

H. Beall, of Coshocton, visited at H. Whittemore's H. H. Norman has returned home after a month's stay at Coshocton.

Miss Mary Bechtol attended the Mt. Vernon district missionary meeting at Canal Lewisville Thursday. Stephen Ensley, of Trinway, visited his son Rev. L. A.

Ensley. A Christian endeavor social will be held at the home of Robert Jelly Tuesday. Mrs. Burns, of Pittsburg, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.

K. Mechlin. A number from here attended the reunion of the 143rd V. I at Mr Alex. McConnel's Tuesday.

A very enjoyable time is reported Dr. W. A. McMichael has moved to the Massa property. Rev.

W. Hamilton of Coshocton was in Keene Tuesday evening. Dr. Foster, of Coshocton, was in Keene Monday evening on business Mrs. Crissic Shannon and sons ol Coshocton are visiting relatives here The Keene schools open September 28 with F.

Shaw, principal and A. Dudgeon, primary teacher. NEW CASTLE. New Castle, Sept W. Dar ling returned Friday from a visit with friends in Lima and Columbus.

Miss ls va of Akron, is the guest of Miss Ethel Berry. Miss Lena Hall entertained at five o'clock tea Wednesday evening Misses Jeanette Cornell, Ethel J. Ber ry, Louva Waldorf, Zona Holl and Minnie Cochran. Quite a number of persons from this place attended the picnic at Wai bonding Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Mrs Effie Stewart and Mrs. Mary Garrison attended the Clark reunion at Mt. Vornon last Thursday. Mrs W.

Buxton was caller! to Buckeye City by the death of her mothe Miss Alta McArtor of Martinstnirg, is the gnest of Misses Bcrnice and Giffln. Mr anrl Mrs. W. Darling were guosts of Mr. and Mrs C.

Horn at BladPnsbnrK, last Sunday. Mr and Mrs. P. G. Lease have returned to their home at New Salem, after a pleasant visit with Mr.

and Mrs. George Hoagland an3 other friends. Mrs. Mary Gamble and daughter Addie, of Zntik, were of Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Cochfane, Wednet- or another year. Mary NewmillM has gone to Columbus, where she will tlslt her sister, Miss Nellie, who has been the insane asylum there for almost a year. Miss Myra Davis, of Evansburg, Is he guest of John Leech and family.

Orville Park, of Avondale, was In own Wednesday, looking after the nterests of the Indian Camp school. David Zimmerman, musical instructor, has sold his residence, in Eureka ity, to Thomas Norris, of near Newcomerstown. It is not known whether Mr. Zimmerman will remain hero In the future or not. Walter Garret, of Canton, Is visits ng his mother.

band did not go to Ragers- rille, Saturday evening to play for he festival there on account of the rain. An Ice cream festival was held at the Taylor church Monday evening. Henry Schumaker, who resides north of town, broke a lower limb Sunday morning in attempting to close a barn door. He climbed on a wagon in order to fasten the door, but became overbalenced and fell to the floor, fracturing the leg Just above the knee. Dr.

Kitsmiller. of Avondale, was summoned and reduced the fracture. The great drought in this end of the county was broken last week by an abndant supply of rain, which gave to the parched fields their former green appearance. Church services will be held in Presbyterian church Sunday morn- ng at the usual hour. TEACHERS ENGAGED AT PLAINFIELD New Switchboard Installed In that Hustling Village--Other News.

(Special Correspondence Plalnfleld, Delora Criswell returned Wednesday, from a visit with Mrs. Harry Lewis, of Pittsburg. -Mrs. W. C.

Neely, of Fittsburg, ar rived Friday for an extended visit with her aged father, John Davis, and her neice, Mrs. Harry Magness Mrs. Clarence Bassett and sister Miss Georgia Tidrlc are visiting the Gamble family in Newark. Charles Buker assisted by Frank Sybole moved the switch board Monday to the room formerly occupied by the Sentinel office in the I. O.

O. hall. Miss Neva Sunderland, an accomplished young lady will be the future central. Miss Jennie Shuts returned Satur day to her home in NeNwcomerS' town, having been the guest of Miss Mable Misklmen. Miss Mella Fowler is seriously 11 with measels.

John and Arabella Garret return ed to their home in Fri day. Mrs Malachi Angle Is visiting relatives in Mansfleld. The school board met recently and rired the following teachers: Professor Barton. Clarence Bassett. Delora Crisweli.

Carrie Burgess Messrs Chas Bradford, Frank Gaumer, Mary Workman, Katharins enjoyed a day's outing Sunday near frranklin Samuel Wiggins and daughter Heaily and Inez Newton, attended the Adamsville picnic Saturday. BROKE HIS LEG CLOSING A IR Peculiar Mishap to a Bakersvllle Man--Long Drought Broken. (Special Correspondence.) Bakersville, Sept, Blanch Bixler, of Coshocton, is spend ing a few days with home friends here. John Norman and family, of Evans burg, passed through here Monday. Lewis Drakes and family visited a Avondale Sunday.

William Henderson, of Deleware is spending his vacation with hi many friends here. Mr. Henderson was formally a teacher in this town ship, but is now at the Ohio Wesleyan University, at Deleware, where he Is taking a course. Oar expert banters are taking their last sport ere they bid farewell NELLIE. (Special Correspondence.) We were blessed with a shower of rain Friday.

Mrs. C. Wheeler and daughter Minnie, who have been on an extended visit in Kansas returned hrome Saturday bringing a fine sample of Kansas corn. The Y. P.

A. meeting at the Nellie chapel was largely attended Sunday night The Mohawk band when returning from the picnic at WalhooftingV'! Saturday evening stopped and played a fine piece of music which was greatly appreciated by all who heard it. Play again boys. D. H.

Johnston and wife and J. M. Barrett and wife attended the picnic at Walhonding Saturday. Andrew Slgman Is cotemplat Andrew Slgman Is completing the inside work of John Hagan's house this week. Prof.

Grant Wheeler has accepted a position in Florida for the coming fall and winter, M. L. Haugn and wife anticipate attending the state fair at Columbus. ADAMS MILLS. (Special Correspondence.) Adams Mills, Sept, Bessie Guild, of Cleveland, is the guest of relatives here this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Balo left Friday morning for an extended visit with relatives in Indiana. Harry Talbott has returned to his home near dteubenville. Master Donald Bainter, of Strasburg, is the guest of his aunt, Miss Mary Balo.

Miss Mary E. Tilton is ill with Communion services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Preparatory services Friday at 2-30. Miss Laura Smith delightfully entertained a number of young people Wednesday evening at her beautiful home just south of Adams Mills In honor of her neice Miss Bessie Guild of Cleveland.

The evening was spent in games and music and an elegant luncheon was served. The guests were: Miss Guild, Misses Laura and Jesse Slaughter, Adelia and Harriet Smith, Flo Tilton, Era Kreider, Emma Krebe and Ada Caldwell, and Eura Slaughter, John Tilton, Arthur Gray, Prescott Gray, Jno. Mills, Herbert Stockdale, George Wolford, Carl Watts, Thomas Dunmead, Arthur Caldwell, Ed. Mills, and Mr. Golfey of Cleveland.

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