Village Council Advances Paving Plans and July Deadline
The village council met with Mayor Cartmell. bonds approved for West Fourth street. Kemp and Sons ordered to start West Seventh and East Sixth by July 15 or risk void contracts. Arc light on Fifth and Oak discussed. Plum Street funding arranged. Five Points paving plan to be consolidated to save notice costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Avenue
West Fourth Street
Walnut Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Cameron
Hardinger & Golden
West Seventh Street
Locust
Grove Street
McIlroy
Welch & Jones
West Alley
Plum Street
Mellroy
Fifth and
Oak Streets
Light and Water Committee
Fifth Street
Arc
Emma Gordon
Mary Place
Welsh & Sons
F.M. Kemp & Sons
West Seventh
East Sixth
Sawyer
Kemp & Sons
Kemps
Oglesby & Barnitz Co
Middletown
North
Maple Street
Dyer Reed
Will Snodgrass
Cherry Street
City Council Debates City Hall Funds and Sidewalks
The council discussed transferring large retainer sums to the sinking fund trustees but did not act. They asked the solicitor to review an ordinance for sidewalks on London avenue and adjourned to Saturday to approve bills so workers on the city hall can be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Kemp
Maple Street
London Avenue
City Hall
Tax books open until July 25 in local notice
The tax books will be kept open until July 25 and close on that date per the treasurer. C L Robinson has been confined at home with illness. Mrs Landsdown and daughter Nellie visit Urbana relatives. Miss Alice Pearse travels to Las Vegas New Mexico to visit Mr and Mrs Chas Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Landsdown
Nellie
Mrs
A. I. Good
Urbana
Alice Pearse
Mrs. Chas. Stewart
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Miss Eva Raw Completes MA At Hiram College
Eva Raw returns home from Hiram College where she finished a post graduate course and earned the Master of Arts degree. Mayne Ligget of Galion visited his mother Mrs Maria Ligget and his brother N E Ligget and sister Mrs Wm Wolgamot yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Raw
Hiram College
Mayne Ligget
Galion
Maria Ligget
N. E. Ligget
Wm. Wolgamot
Exchange Notice for Farm Listed by E L Price Agent
Exchange ad offers a 150 barrel flouring mill for a farm. Question asks who owns the farm, listing E L Price as Marysville Ohio agent. Also notes Tom Alexander painted the Morelock building woodwork white, improving its exterior appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Price
Agt
Marysville
Ohio
Tom Alexander
Morelock
Mrs Kezertee Visits Son Dies in Toledo
Mrs W H Kezertee returned home Sunday from Toledo where she visited her daughter Mrs Robert Grace who is fatally ill with cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kezertee
Toledo
Robert Grace
Miss Frances Sager Plans Fall Smith College Entrance
Miss Frances Sager returns home to Northfield Massachusetts for summer vacation from college and plans to enter Smith College in the fall.
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Frances Sager
Northfield
Mass
Smith College
National Education Association Meeting Attendees Named
Miss Bertha Mills Carrie Woods Myrtle Stokes and Mrs Josephine Dol bear attend the National Education Association gathering in Cleveland this week as part of the visiting group from local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mills
Carrie Woods
Myrtle Stokes
Josephine Dolbear
National Education Association
Cleveland
Seeley sells Third Street home moves to Delaware farm
Joe Seeley moved yesterday to a 37 acre farm in Delaware County, leaving his Third Street residence behind. Ridgeway's Mr and Mrs Ernest Crowley and Columbus pair Mr and Mrs Thomas Foley joined in the Welsh Foley wedding here. North Tonawanda's Mr and Mrs F A McCoy with their daughter returned Monday from a ten day visit at BE Porter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Seeley
Third Street
Delaware County
Ernest Crowley
Ridgeway
Thomas Foley
Columbus
Orvil Osbun
Mx. Victory
F. A McCoy and
North Tonawanda, N. Y
BE. W. Porter
Plain City resident weighs move to Marysville
A. J. Porter of Plain City, with a Richwood business-connected brother, visited Marysville Monday to inspect a residence property and considers relocating there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Porter
Plain City
Richwood
Marysville
Miss Nellie Hamilton Appointed to District 12 Teaching Post
Miss Nellie Hamilton is employed by the Paris township board of education to teach in District No. 12, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Alma Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hamilton
Board of Education of
Paris Township
Alma Golden
Miss Jessie Martin Visits Old Relatives in Nebraska
Miss Jessie Martin arrived Saturday from Grand Junction Colorado for a month's visit with old home relatives and friends. She visited her mother Mrs C A Gleason at Seward Nebraska while enroute here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Martin
Grand Junction
Col
C. A. Gleason
Seward
Neb
Mechanicsburg Defeats Marysville 6 2 On Recreation Day
Mechanicsburg baseball team powered by a Urbana battery defeated Marysville 6 to 2 on Recreation Day. Coachman pitched a deceptive mix of fast and slow balls, fanning 11 and retiring the bases loaded in the second. Milton Stevenson umpired amid some protests, with fair ball and strike calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Mechanicsburg
Marysville
Coachman
Real Estate Trades In Dover and Bellefontaine
Real estate moves reported by agent E. C. McWade include William Schenneman trading a Lake View business block for I. E. Davis 82 acre Dover township farm in Delaware County. Ray Shaw sells Ostrander meat market to C. R. Howe for a Bellefontaine residence. Mason Maugans trades Ostrander 190 acre Delaware County farm to E. H. Cranston for a Bellefontaine residence. farm valued at 10475 and residence at 7000 with Cranston covering the difference. Maugans to move to Bellefontaine October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
E. C. McWade
William Schenneman
Lake View
I. E. Davis
Dover Township
Delaware County
Ray Shaw
Ostrander
C. R. Howe
Bellefontaine
Mason Maugans
E. H Cranston
Cranston
Manager Auer Tenders Resignation
Fred J. Auer resigns as manager of the Marysville Cabinet Company and plans to move to Bellefontaine. He buys a half interest in the law and spoke mill of E. E. Hooker, trades Cabinet stock to Hamilton Bros. for a dwelling and twenty vacant lots, and will relocate before September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Auer
Marysville
Bellefontaine
E. E. Hooker
Hamilton Bros
J. M. Hamilton
Mr. Auer
Watkins Postoffice Abandoned and Mail Routed via Local Carrier
The Watkins post office will be discontinued today. Mail will be delivered by rural carrier T. J. McAdow, No. 2, from this city, who will turn at the village grocery and proceed to Dr. Shields' residence before returning to the grocery. Leonard Kalfierd has long served as Watkins postmaster and also runs a village grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
T. J. McAdow
Leonard Kalfierd
McAdow
Comedian Harry Shunk Joins Hip Hip Hooray for Next Season
Comedian Harry Shunk of Al. G. Field's minstrels, longtime Grand theater performer, will play a black-face role in Hip Hip Hooray next season. He reports to Chicago August 3 for rehearsals after a popular summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shunk
al. G. Field
Minstrels
Grand Theater
Chicago
Mr. Shunk
Infant Found Dead in County Infirmary Armful of Mother
An infant daughter of Mrs. Bertha Gardner born at the county infirmary was found dead in bed in the mother's arms yesterday morning. Gardner, about thirty, has been married twice and has caused authorities trouble at the institution in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gardner
County Infirmary
Mrs. Gardner
Minx and Ferguson Tie the Knot at Home Nuptials
Miss Naomi Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs Nate Ferguson wed Mr Arthur W Minx a Cartmell's grocery clerk Tuesday evening at the bride's home Rev Marshall Harrington officiating Numerous friends extend best wishes for their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Ferguson
Nate Ferguson
Arthur W. Minx
Cartmell’s Grocery
Marshall Harrington
Mrs Courter Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Mary Courter came back to her Bellefontaine home yesterday following an extended visit with her son F. B Courter and sister Mrs Lon Drake, who reside northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Courter
Bellefontaine
F. B Courter
Lon Drake
Oats Lost in Transit Appeal Case Filed
R R Gill sues The Erie Railroad in Richwood common pleas court seeking $38.99 for oats lost while shipping from Marion to Galion. Plaintiff loaded 57 600 pounds of oats on Aug 1 1907 at Green Camp. arrived short by about 137 bushels with oats worth 284 cents per bushel. H V Spicer represents Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Norris
Richwood
R. R. Gill
The
Erie Railroad
H. V. Spicer
Postal clerks receive salary increases
Beginning yesterday Phil A. Baker mailing clerk at the post office earns $900 annually up from $800, Lena Robb general delivery clerk rises to $800 from $600, with Baker moving from second to third grade and Robb from first to second. Chester Rosette who started last July at $600 will reach second grade on October 1 and be paid $800, missing by ten days this quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil A. Baker
Lena Robb
Chester Rosette
Richey Injured in Stable Accident
Jeff L. Richey, a veteran soldier, sustained three broken ribs and serious bruises when his horse kicked during a livery drive at Abe Stinson's shop. Capt. Theodore Mullen owned the livery hack and Dr. Carl Hoopes treated him. his age makes the injury quite serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff L. Richey
Abe Stinson
Theodore Mullen
Richey
Carl Hoopes
Big six pound two ounce black bass displayed in saloon
A six pound two ounce black bass caught at the reservoir by Ralph Lentz was shown Monday in Schlegel & McTann's saloon. Ralph and Dr. Thorpe, who fished together, brought home several fine bass, but this one was the largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lentz
Schlegel & McTann
Ralph
Dr. Thorpe
Changes at Depot For August Move At T and O C Depot
Officials of the T and O C railroad announce changes at the local depot around August first. The ticket and telegraph office move to the east end of the waiting room beside the baggage room, creating a larger waiting area for men and women. Grounds around the depot have already been beautified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. & O. C. Railroad
Kirby Here With His Bride
Charles Kirby of a Boston wholesale dry goods house returned home Sunday with his bride Miss Henrietta Mengendorf of Akron Ohio. They wed June 22 at the bride’s home and left with his parents for a two week outing at Lake Ridge on the Lewiston reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kirby
Boston
Henrietta Mengendorf
Akron
Ohio
Kirby
Bruce B. Gaumer
Lake Ridge
Lewiston Reservoir
Henry Vock Seeks US Citizenship in Common Pleas Court
Henry Vock a Marysville cabinet maker residing on Seventh Street filed through attorney John L. Loughrey his application in the common pleas court of intent to become a citizen of the United States. Born in Mitchell Canada on November 13 1857 he has lived in Marysville for ten years and seeks full American liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vock
Marysville
Seventh Street
John L. Loughrey
Common Pleas Court
United States
Mr. Vock
Mitchell
Canada
Two Games on July Fourth Attract Local Crowd
Two games of ball scheduled for July Fourth feature a picked team facing a strong Delaware nine noted as a top college town squad. Marysville fields a strong lineup and both outings promise lively competition for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Nine
College Town
Marysville
Church Wedding in Marysville Honors Foley and Welsh
A church wedding occurred Tuesday at 8:30 am at Lady of Our Lourdes Catholic church. Miss Margaret Foley and Mr. James Welsh were married in a ceremony led by Rev. Father John J. Kelley. The couple reside in North Marysville and received wedding congratulations from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welsh
Margaret Foley
Lady of Our Lourdes Catholic Church
Thomas Foley
Marysville
John J. Kelley
Joe Foley
Mayme Kelley
Father Kelley
North Marysville
Taxes Due With Books Closed July Twenty Fifth
Treasurer Scott announces that all taxes must be paid by July 25, after which the books will be closed. Taxpayers are urged to settle outstanding amounts to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Florence Thomas Posts Bond for Brother at Marysville
Florence Thomas of Columbus sister of Fred Russel the jailed man posted $500 cash with Pearl McElroy local agent for Title Guarantee and Security Co of Scranton Pa for her brother's release. The company then signed Russell's $500 bond and he was freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
Columbus
Fred Russel
John Wilcs
Marysville
Pearl McElroy
Title Guarantee and Security Co
Scranton
Russell
Don’t wait to pay taxes as books close soon
A brief advisory warns readers not to delay tax payments while warning that tax books will close at a near deadline. No specific dates or entities are named in the readable text.
Temporary injunction bars sale of Mapes estate home
Judge Brodrick granted a temporary injunction on Monday stopping Robert McCrory as administrator from selling the Maple and West Tenth street residence. Lizzie Ferguson claimed a life estate for caring for Mr Mapes and filed the application.
Opphile Buys Partner Interest in Grocery Firm
The grocery firm of Opphile and Conrad dissolved their partnership on Monday. Mr. Opphile purchased his partner’s interest and will continue the business. Mr. Conrad joined his son’s coal business and will oversee office work there.
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Opphile & Conrad
Opphile
Conrad
Mr. Conrad
East School House Repairs Awarded to Weidman Brothers
Weidman Brothers won the contract Tuesday to build a residence for J. B. Adams on Third Street at a cost of 2400 dollars. The firm also secured the contract to repair the East school building to meet the state inspector’s requirements.
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Weidman Brothers
J. B. Adams
Third Street
Millcreek Seining Report Triggers Investigation
Millcreek has been seined twice in the past week by unknown parties. The deputy state game warden has been notified and will investigate to bring the guilty parties to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milcreek
Treasurer Scott Sets July 25 Tax Book Closure
Treasurer Scott announced the closing of the tax books on July 25. The action impacts taxpayers who must file assessments and settle obligations by that date. Local officials urge timely payments to avoid penalties and ensure accurate revenue data for the new fiscal year.
Eber Jones Takes Post as Third Trick Operator
Eber Jones departs tomorrow for Mounds to join the Ohio Central as third trick operator. Mrs. Carroll A White attends the funeral of her uncle Norman P Bethel in Evansville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber Jones
Mounds
Ohio Central
Carroll A. White
Evansville
Ind
Norman P. Bethel
Annaplis
New York
Regular monthly teachers examination postponed a week
The county announces the next teachers examination will be held on Saturday July 11 due to the Fourth of July falling on a Saturday. All teachers are notified of the delayed schedule and must attend on the new date.
Probate and Public Notices At Court House
Inventory filed by Attorney S W VanWinkle in the Amanda M Mead estate of Richwood lists $2000 in personal chattels. William H Mead serves as executor. Henry Voch naturalization petition appears with J L Loughrey as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. VanWinkle
Richwood
Amanda M. Mead
William H. Mead
Local Marriage Licenses Listing Ages and Names
Marriage licenses show Fred Eugene Leonard 42 teacher of Oberlin and Bertha Marie Hopkins 29 teacher of Marysville with Rev D L Leonard officiating. Also Arthur Minx 20 laborer and Maoni Ferguson 20 of Marysville with Rev Marshall Harrington. Waterman Hill 74 retired farmer and Eva Collins 65 of Milford Center with Rev A L Rodgers. Evert Jolliff 24 farmer and Lucy Disbennet 18 of Taylor township. J M Kennedy and Oral M Bixler 21 nurse of Washington township and Lena B McMahon 21 of York township with Rev Hobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eugene Leonard
Oberlin
Bertha Marie Hopkins
Marysville
D. L Leonard
Arthur W. Minx
Maoni Ferguson
Marshall Harrington
New Cases Filed Show Plaintiffs and Defendants
Lizzie Ferguson vs Robert McCrory administrator of Thomas A Mapes deceased plus Cassie Brown Lydia Conklin Columbia Fox Conley Wilson David Sharrer Sons and Mr C M Kenton seek specific performance John L Loughrey attorney for plaintiff R R Gill vs Erie Railroad Co appeal James McCampbell attorney for defendant Peoples Bank vs Bertha Young and 8 G Young Cognovit Amount claimed due 300 Hoopes Robinson attorneys for plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Ferguson
Robert McCrory
Thomas A. Mapes
Cassie Brown
Lydia Conklin
Columbia Fox
Conley Wilson
David Sharrer & Sons
Peoples Bank
Bertha Young
8. G. Young
Hoopes & Robinson Attorneys
Real Estate Transfers List From Marysville and Nearby
Milton M Shipley and wife to Lide Graves lot in Richwood 800 Rebecca E Lane and husband to Jared Moffet et al acre in York 420 P M Combes and wife to Elisabeth Court lot in Marysville 175 James William Smith to Charles Smith acre in New Dover 400 Albert Gray and wife to George W Court lot in Marysville 42.35 John Loughrey to Melassa Loughrey 82 acres in Leesburg township will P M Combes and wife to Henry P McAdams lot in Marysville 70 Mr B Robinson and wife to G E Parish et al 874 acres in Jackson township 9000 Mary A Olds to Wm A Olds et al affidavit Wm J Conrad and wife to Margaret Tallman lot in Marysville 1200 B F Carmean to Chas Braun lot in Marysville 1300 Lucenda Bolen and husband to J W Eastman acre in Byhalia 400 Chas Braun to W P OBrien lot in Marysville 1 W P OBrien to Chas Braun lot in Marysville 1200
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Shipley
Lide Graves
Richwood
Rebecca E. Lane
Jared Moffet Et al
York
P. M. Combes
Elisabeth Court
Marysville
James William Smith
Charles Smith
New Dover
Albert Gray
George W. Court
John Loughrey
Melassa Loughrey
Leesburg Township
Will. P. M. Combes
Henry P. McAdams
Mr. B. Robinson
G. E. Parish
Jackson Township
Wm. J. Conrad
Margaret Tallman
B. F. Carmean
Chas. Braun
Lucenda Bolen
J. W. Eastman
Byhalia
W. P. O’brien
W. P. O'Brien
Tax deadline notice to pay by July 25
Pay your taxes on or before July 25. The tax books will close July 25. Have you paid?
Ada man predicts peach harvest in Holmes county
S. M. Hartford of Ada Ohio visited Tuesday with his son Rev A E B Hartford while traveling from a peach farm in Holmes county He reports an expected abundant peach harvest in Holmes county this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Hartford
Ada
Ohio
Rev
A. E B. Hartford
Holmes County
Ray McKwain Leaves Home for New York Orchestra Role
Ray McKwain will depart his home in Warren on July 10 to become first violinist in the Sembly Orchestra in New York. He has been a violinist with the Union and will begin his duty as a professional musician in the bustling city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McKwain
Warren
Forqua
N. Y
Thesembly Orchestra
Union
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C. C. Armstrong
Cartmell
R. L. Cameron
Andrew Jenkins
C. L. Robinson
Thomas Alexander
J. L. Beagle
F. W. Jewell
George P. Zwerner
Detroit
John F. Zwerner
Carl Allgower
W. A. Biddle
Auer
Green Camp
Erie Road
Bond
Millcreek
Court House
Probate Court
Henry Voch
United States of America
J. L. Loughrey
Mary A. Olds
Wm. A. Olds