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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
8
The OC D and M schedule lists the first car from Marion at 6 p.m. and then hourly thereafter. The last car to Columbus departs at 9 p.m., with a final Delaware service at 11 p.m. The last car from Columbus leaves at 8:30 p.m.
The ad proclaims deep discounts on Adler suits with dramatic price drops. Bargains listed include 17.75 14 15 12.75 and other negative styled figures, emphasizing substantial savings across selections.
The camp gathering featured daily sermons led by Rev Howley Rev Rice and others focusing on biblical gifts and living love Speakers urged reliance on the Holy Spirit over works, stressing the need for conversion and the new birth Attendance rose through lectures and passionate exhortations with evening services planned and all invited to attend.
An odd advertisement promotes Khoumatism cured in a day and other dubious remedies. It claims rapid cures and mystic effects, touts a Feit like diet drink featuring Creme Ghocolate, and lists The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House as the seller with prices 75 cents and 1 dollar.
Delegates and alternates were chosen at a Democratic executive committee meeting in Marion County to attend the senatorial convention in Marysville next Tuesday. The gathering, adjourned after discussing travel by train or automobile due to poor rail service, lists many named delegates and alternates from numerous towns and districts. The committee planned another meeting Friday to address additional business, with extensive attendance and enthusiasm reported.
At Lincoln Park the Ladies Aid Society Harmonie Society and the Bouday schout of the Protestant Evangeliad Salem church held a Wednowing outing. The event attracted a large crowd with outdoor games and amusements in the grove as the city enjoyed the day.
The Galion Leader recounts Prof. Ane enatelm visiting Gallion from Marion, detailing a humorous entrance in the heat near ninety degrees. Before departing his old home, Marion, the city hosted a Tin meeting presenting a gold watch once owned by Roosevelt and a tin badge symbolizing local esteem.
Mrs George Molander hosted the United rethorn Ladies Aid society gathering Wednesday afternoon. Attendance was large and the session rich in interest and profit. Plans were made for the society's work at the general conference convening September 16. Next meeting scheduled for one month. Barefoot sandals advertised at Dontty and Long's.
Lodge Mates Milton Judge No 7 F and A M will hold a stated meeting Friday night and confer work on the masters degree. The Promnted Home Circle held a short section about lodge hall events and routine matters. Arrangements were partially complete for a future plonk. A large number of American Union members attended Secea tum Tavk near Biegras for a day of picnicking with Vic Momafield Bucyrus Upper San duty civil Gallon orders.
Frank Kennedy of Web Conte was struck and dragged by a speeding automobile at the corner of Columbia and Prospect Streets Wednesday evening. He suffered a very serious injury with torn clothing and scattered cups and vessels. Kennedy tried to reach the curb as the car sped past and was hurled a considerable distance. He was briefly hospitalized and later able to walk with assistance.
Al Humes was arrested by Officer Slagle for intoxication. In mayor’s court he pleaded guilty, paid a $5 fine, arranged to pay, and was dismissed. Frank Wolfe of Marion says his 14 year old brother ran away to Columbus and dad may visit the city. The police were asked to watch for him amid public sentiment.
Funeral services for Charles Tarpany were conducted at his home on Willow Street Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock with Rev. D. I. Bollay officiating. Interment followed at Marion cemetery. The readable fragments mention a "Meet me at Russer's Candy Shop" and later garbled lines about medals and admirals.
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