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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement invites customers to select from the entire line of Negli Gee shirts priced at one dollar or one dollar and twenty five cents. The offer emphasizes all styles available for purchase.
Funeral services will be conducted from the late home on Burlak Street Thursday morning for L C Clendenen a longtime Marion resident. He died Tuesday morning at 2 o clock from heart trouble after nearly four years of illness. He retired Monday evening in his usual health.
The county obituary notes the death of Obie aged sixty two who lived in the eastern part of the county. A farmer by trade he was educated, survived by one son Ty f. Claudenon of the city. Services will be held at the home on Thursday morning and the remains interred at Marion cemetery.
An endorsement promotes Hill's Catarrh Cure with claims of a guaranteed remedy and a price listing. It asserts the cure for catarrh and includes dealer references F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio and mentions internal use and a mail order or retail path.
The soldiers fourteenth annual county reunion will be held at Green Camp Ohio on Thursday Anguet Tehh. Extensive preparations are made for the affair and it promises to excel all previous events. The program includes dinner at noon, speeches and tales at 1 30, Company D O N G Marion marching at 6 40, drill at sundown and 8 30, a grand display of fireworks from 9 to 11, with many other entertaining features. People from all parts of the county are expected.
A jail confession links Pittsburg burglars Harry McCabe and Frank Shields to a Pittburg club theft. Sheriff, suspect testimonies, and extradition papers reveal the two men wanted for burglary. Marion police hold a parade day with vigilant patrols recalling a quiet yet busy city scene.
A meeting of the stockholders of The Grand Opera Howe company will be held at Burt's theatre Toledo Ohio on August 22 at 7 30 p m for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may arise Frank Burt president
A replevin action seeks return of stamped milk bottles from Marion Pure Milk Co to independent dealers MH Dickinson and Dallas Messenger. Writ served shows 205 bottles shipped to Dickinson dairy and 2 to Messenger dairy. bottles valued at five cents each. Case set for hearing as county court weighs ownership and stamped property.
Superintendent Mr Addendale announces a citywide play day at Lincoln Park next Friday. The park will be closed to adults and full effort will be made for children to enjoy the event. Bain and others promise supervision to ensure safety and invite every child in the city to participate. If successful, weekly gatherings may follow at Sehwinger's hall and other venues for future events.
A large Monday gathering on Charles Street celebrated the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bloom. Family from across the county and state attended, with many grandchildren present. The event featured a dumptious dinner, outdoor pastimes, and heartfelt gifts, highlighting the couple’s long residence in Green County and the city.
A fragment notes yard wide cotton suitings selling at ten cents per yard, claimed to be exact copies of fine wool dress goods priced at twenty five cents and cheaper than culicoes. The brief item highlights a bargain in textiles.
The listing sets 25c per yard for a lot of 36 in Jamestowns in the fifty cent grade. School dresses will be made from rainproof suitings and Cravenetted Mohairs worth up to 1.25 dollars.
A list mentions Mr and Mrs Ullom and daughter of this city alongside families from Adelaide and Auburn Maine with connections to Mr Louis Werte Mr Gligad Mar and Mrs 8 A Ullom and family My and Mrs Charles Fox of this city and J C Matager of this city.
39c per yd for remnants of fancy silks plain colored taffetas and 24 inch bik sarahs. Finest black voices in cheeks and fancies Priestleys wores once selling at 1.50 per collar. All remnants and half short lengths of price wool dress goods sold at exactly half price, in black and colors.
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