Local notes and social updates from Marion Ohio
Locals report loud prayers, Ida Johnson returns to Columbus for musical studies, and Dick Payne stays in town for the week. A fishing party on the Scioto, two miles south of Prospect, marshals Marion society. several visitors from Akron and Toledo arrive or depart. The Harmonic Society plans a special recital tonight while local grocers Kirshner and Darthedy attract growing patronage. A one price store promotes fixed prices as Burkholder’s display draws shoppers. Notables include Mr. Harpster of Wyandot, Prof. Henry Samuel the Springfield optician, and Smiley ill with inflammatory rheumatism. A lost lace handkerchief with inscription “Remember me” is reported near the Courthouse.
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Dick Payne
the Scioto
Prospect
Marion
J. F. Abler
Akron
Harmonic Society
D.harpster
Fowler
Wyandot
Kirshner & Darthedy
North Main Street
M. Crary
Burkholder
Smiley
Jennie Etherton
Moore's Photo Studio prepares grand opening with new backgrounds
The article notes that iarien is arranging an important photography event at Moore's Photo Studio. New backgrounds have arrived from New York and the grand opening is nearly ready. Rev. Waugh preached on Capital and Labor praising honest toil and equality of all occupations.
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Iarien
Moore
New York
Waugh
Something New and Odd Tales from Mansfield
A local tailor W A Bourke announces opening on North Main Street offering cut and sewn garments with a warranty. Gen Jon Geiger quits lecturing on turtles to lecture on fools with admission tickets. John Carmody and Patsey Kelley take a handcar ride north to inspect Phelix Reber’s new house, board a boat at Scieto river, and fall into water after Patsy misses the boat while John reaches shore.
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W. A. Bourke
North Main Street
Itael
Jon. Geiger
Lesture
Mansfield Sunday Dail
John
Carmody
Patsey Kelley
Phelix Reber
Scieto River
Patsey
Patsy
Mohawks rout Blues 7 to 0 at Hartford
Baseball scores show Mohawks defeating the Blues 7 to 0 in Hartford Connecticut. Tecumsehs shut out New Havens 5 to 0. A reference to Ten Commandments appears, citing misread lines and a Nashville Advocate mention.
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Mohawks
Favorite Blues
Hartford
Conn
Tecumsehs
New Havens
Mies W
Ghrist
Nashville
Women reporters and editorial minds rise in Chicago papers
The Chicago Times names Mrs. Margaret Buchanan Sullivan as its lead editorial writer while the Chicago Tribune highlights Mrs. Sara A. Hubbard as the literary and scientific writer. The passage argues for Van Fleet to Congress as the Democratic choice reflecting the district's leanings.
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The
Chicago Times
Margaret Buchanan Sullivan
Sara A. Hubbard
Chicago Tribune
Ohio
VanFleet
Congress
Opened store with limited stock dependent on ELE fact
A small shop opened with constrained inventory tied to an ELE fact. Local officials note supply variability and potential delays. Community members express interest in restocking and stable hours.
A Handsome Assortment of Neek Koelung Styles
A varied display offers over forty Neek Koelung back combs and accessories at Koeblew Place. The selection includes Luawe ties bows and headwear, showcasing a largest and most complete assortment for fashion, with MRT quality items featured in the lineup.
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Koeblew
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