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Newspaper
Marysville Republican
Location
Marysville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
3
The text notes opening of squirrel hunting season until October 1 and lists frequent social visits around Marysville. It mentions city treasurer office activity, tax payments, and numerous local residents and visitors including professors, politicians, and relatives from Mt Gilead, Columbus, Richmond Hill, and New London.
The Rosencrans family held a reunion Friday at the Leesburg county home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stricker. Guests arrived with baskets for a fine dinner and social games. Attendees included Thos M Brannan of Columbus, A Y Rosencrans and Edward from Minneapolis, D Rosencrans and Ruth Rosencrans of Kankakee, and other relatives from Marysville and Columbus.
Mrs Grimes aged forty resides with husband on the Bellefontaine pike six miles west of Marysville. While cherry picking a limb broke and she fell onto a picket fence. A sharp picket penetrated six inches and broke off. Dr Long attended and the piece was removed. She suffered agony but was later reported improving.
The circuit court reversed a common pleas ruling on substituting new plaintiffs in the Rockwell v Blaney Seeley executors case. It found error in setting aside entry of substitution and in striking amended petitions. The case is remanded unless defense appeals to the supreme court. Plaintiffs counsel include Powell and Porter. Cameron and Ballinger represent the defense.
The council awarded the sale of 30 550 dollars of four and a half percent special street assessment bonds to Union Banking company of Marysville at a 37 50 premium. Other bidders were Bank of Marysville People's Bank and Richwood Deposit Bank. Bonds pay semiannually in 500 dollar denominations for Sixth Seventh Walnut street and West Alley improvements. Sinking Fund Trustees purchased 6050 dollars of the original issue.
Richard H. Cody leaves Tuesday on a wholesale house trip after a cordial visit with his daughter Mrs. C. F. Sellers and son Frank H. Cody. He plans to travel through Michigan and Wisconsin.
Probate items marriage licenses real estate transfers and public transactions listed from the court house offices. This brief digest presents the latest official actions for local residents and property deals.
Saturday matinee at the county fair grounds drew large crowds thanks to a school picnic. Special pace races featured five starters with Signal Hal winning heat one, The Gambler taking heats two and three, and Josie Wilkes pulled back by driver Jenkins. Readville Handicap was won by Gayle G. driven by Beeth McKitrick.
Adam String filed a petition Monday to sell real estate of the late Lewis String Sr. Mrs. James F. Finley of Peoria is appointed guardian of her two minor children Walter and Bell Finley with a $3000 bond.
A list of multiple marriage pairings dates ages and occupations from Dayton Marysville Columbus and nearby towns includes James M Shepherd a 28 year old machinist of Dayton and Miss Katherine Fox 26 of Marysville. Francis Edward Wilson 22 farmer of Trumbull County and Miss Ethel Ivalou Stewart 22 of Jerome. Edwin F Smith 22 druggist and Miss Nettie M Amrine 23 bookkeeper both of Marysville. Herman Collins 24 farmer and Miss Nancy Dickinson 24 both of Broadway. J M Kennedy and Edward H Morgan 29 electrical engineer and Mrs Maggie E Reever 33 both of Milford Center. William M Wolgamot 30 druggist and Miss Clara Maud Liggett 31 music teacher both of Marysville. Maurice Brady 27 of Columbus and Miss Josephine Phelps 22 nurse of Broadway.
The Union Banking Co. sues William D. McIntire and Addie J McIntire for mortgage foreclosure. Attorney G. H. Kinkade represents the plaintiff. Merlinda M. Manley sues Alfred Manley for divorce on grounds of gross neglect with attorney E. W. Porter.
Infirmary Director Taylor brought Mrs. Marion Brown from Milford Center to the Union County infirmary after she had one limb amputated. Her husband is described as a strong but negligent provider, and their children had been living in Piqua. Authorities in Piqua notified officials to arrange care.
Judge Brodrick issues a judgment against F H Mead Mfg Co Richwood with receiver Al C Eggert ordered to pay 3000 to stockholders. The amount covers roughly half of the total judgment.
A series of property transfers and wills are recorded, including 17.10 acres in Plain City sold for 12000 by John P. Stephenson et al to B E Perfect, and 46 acres in Union township sold for 2990 from Adam String et al to Daniel String. Multiple parcels in Marysville and nearby townships change hands with prices ranging from 75 to 1350, and wills noted for several estates. James Madison grants 200 acres patent to Duncan McArthur.
The Men’s club of the Congregational church enjoyed illustrated lectures Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Scott’s home. Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Emery presented the program under president John H. Shearer. Refreshments followed, with social conversation concluding the event. It was described as one of the club’s most social gatherings.
A committee laid flowers on the graves of forty three deceased members of the Knights of Pythias lodge last Sunday, honoring their memories in a solemn observance.
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