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Newspaper
Marysville Republican
Location
Marysville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
4
A wide array of residents attended the Marysville circus last Friday. The community enjoyed visitors from Mechanicsburg to Richwood with numerous local hospitality exchanges, school news, and an upcoming K P picnic at Eagle Park. The article notes school staffing changes, heating contract awards, and several social visits across several towns including Delaware, Columbus, and Marion.
John Styer and wife spent Sunday with relatives at York. David Wickliff of Columbus visited Mrs. Jane Bonner. Mrs. Flora Love of Marion stayed a few days with Wm. Bailey and wife. Emery Robinson and wife of Ostrander visited Geo. Ayers and wife. Ruby Curry and husband from Richwood visited Edward Howison. Mrs. Hershel Love of Marion visited her parents Wm. Ferguson and wife. Several residents attended the quarterly meeting at Warrensburg Ohio on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Georgia Mason is quite sick. Mrs. Grant Baker, formerly near here, is very ill in Nevada. Mrs. F. O. Johnson of West Mansfield is quite ill. The Ladies' Home Mission society will meet with Mrs. R. F. Elliott on the 29th. Several residents visited kin in Ohio and Nevada. Cal Stratton and wife toured with Geo. Rigel family.
Sigenel Rogers of Delaware joined Dr and Mrs J F Conplare for a visit while discussing a budget sum accumulated during their affair. Mr Gibbons preached at the event.
The I O O F order of Essex conferred three degrees this week with one candidate receiving initiatory, one for the first degree, and two candidates advancing to the second degree. C A Parish and family visited H B Watkins and family in Ross county. Peter Mattison and wife visited daughter Mrs David Edwards at East Liberty. Harry Patterson and family of Columbus visited his father. School board met to plan a new school house in district No 2. Mrs Jump and daughter of Wheeling WV visited A D Parish. Elmer Watkins and wife and I N Robertson and wife visited J B Roberson and family. Sterling Cheney visited in his new auto. Mrs Alice Newman of Horton Ohio was in the community Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Harper is seriously ill at Myrtle Drumm. Drumm spent Sunday with Mable Meddies. Emory Hall was the guest of Fred Hoskins Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alva MeAdow of near Claiborne were Sunday guests of
The notice warns residents to settle their taxes on or before July 25 to avoid a fifteen percent penalty. It emphasizes timely payment and references the surcharge for late remittances.
Francis M Brown, suffering a gun stroke weeks ago, has become deranged and a probate court warrant, signed by brother George W Brown, seeks commitment to Columbus state hospital. He had been visiting relatives near Delaware. word then said he was improving and likely would not be committed.
The Improved Order of Red Men appeal a ruling that held them as a partner with the Anderson Carnival company liable for a $108.45 board bill owed to John Cody, proprietor of the Cottage hotel. The case will be heard at the September term of court.
Major Windor C B Winder of Woodstock scored 98 of 100 in the International Rifle Tournament losing the world championship by a single shot to the English rival who had a perfect score. The American team dominated other events with Winder helping secure trophies for the U S.
G C Loeffier of North Baltimore sues E N Guckert for the Wonderland theatre replevin. The case, to be heard in Magistrate J M Kennedy's court, was continued to next Tuesday. Guckert served as theatre manager last fall and winter before a receiver, Sheriff Bolebaugh, was appointed.
Treasurer Scott will receive taxes up to date amid ongoing concerns. Officials assure accurate collection and prompt disbursement to city services.
Pay taxes on or before July 25 and avoid the penalty. Albert Chapman and Joe Foley left Friday for a trip to Mackinac. Born Sunday a son to Mr and Mrs Ottie Amrine of Dover township. Thomas Powers of Marion spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs Mary Coffin of Lakeside a guest of Mr and Mrs John C Guthrie. Pearl McMahon and wife visiting relatives at Vanlue Hancock county. E A Smith of Amesville Ohio visited his son L H Smith last week. Sterling Cheney and Major John L Sellers appeared on our streets Sunday in a new automobile. Ott Baker and wife moved into their new residence on West Seventh Street.
Dover township news lists Thomas Dodge in frail health with kidney tuberculosis. Several guests arrive: Mrs. L. E. Stuart from Dayton visiting sisters. Mrs. Allie Nuss and two children from Moundaville stop with Mrs. G. A. Ferrer. Others include Mrs. Sam Filcrest returning from Cincinnati and Charles Ebert's Altoona wedding visit.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ford announce the arrival of their second child a daughter weighing ten pounds born Thursday morning at their home.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mackan of New Dover announce the birth of a baby boy born Sunday. Mr Mackan is described as a well known ball player.
Dentoe of Urbana, chairman of the Marysville congressional convention, is back home after undergoing two surgical operations in Toledo.
Amos H. Kling and George B. Christian, two Marion prominent citizens, visited Monday with their wives traveling in Mr. Christian's automobile.
Elmer Loveless aged seven of Dover township was rushed to a Columbus hospital for a broken leg that protruded through the flesh. Doctors report he is getting along nicely and the limb will be saved.
Work has begun on an oil well near Bainbridge in Pike county with local citizens subscribing stock. J. L. Simpson of Marietta leads the sinking of several test wells for the project.
William Johnson and his wife and three children stayed with relatives for a week. He returned on Monday while his wife and children continued an extended visit.
Mrs Augusta Dixon is granted alimony of 2 dollars per week by Judge Brodrick on Saturday while she pursues divorce from husband Benjamin Dixon. The couple married just over two months prior.
Mrs Hester, formerly of Jerome, was laid to rest in Lancaster on Monday. The funeral was attended by Mra J B Galloway and her daughter Una, with Mrs Galloway described as a sister-in-law of Ph Cullough of Te Te Be X.
A. C. Collinson and O. D. Dillon bought Cleve Ham's meat market at Raymond. The treasurer plans to close the tax books on July 25. Get in on or before this date.
Mr and Mrs Nelson McClellan announce the arrival of a son Monday morning at their home.
Titus Bros of Raymond have exchanged their retail business for a sixty acre farm in Logan county and plan to move in the near future.
Earl Westfall a former T and O OC freight clerk is serving as day operator at Ridgeway He was in Marysville Monday visiting friends.
John Scheiderer is constructing a new residence, a barn, and a corn crib on his farm about a mile east of Marysville along the Watkins Pike. Sharrer & Sons hold the contract.
The third annual Haa nawalt Latta family reunion will be held in Roxabelle Ross County Ohio on Friday August 14. Last year the gathering took place at the county fair grounds in Marysville.
Frank Wilkine of Pittsburg Pennsylvania arrived with his daughter Miss Kiseie Anng Wilkins for a two week visit. They were accompanied by Mire, a relative, in one of the village housing arrangements as part of a family gathering led by Jobo M. Wilkins and Sage ge.
Major John L. Sellers and his father took a Sunday ride along the Kenton pike. The automobile ran into Berger's house near the blacksmith shop, breaking lamps and damaging the vehicle. No injuries occurred.
Mr and Mrs Edward Randall returned Sunday from Merino Valley California where Mrs Randall declined in health during the six month stay Mrs Randall suffers lung trouble and Mr Randall lost thirteen pounds since leaving home
The renowned Fourth Regiment band is secured to perform at the Union county fair and is praised as the best in the state. The band will also play at the military ball in the armory on Thursday and Friday night during the fair, delighting attendees with its music.
B Cartmell attended the funeral of James Hume in Chicago and was expected to return home Monday. The brief item records a political figure’s loss and travel plans surrounding the service.
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