Sam Barrett Arrested in Marion for Petit Larceny
The mayor’s court sentenced Sam Barrett to thirty days in the Columbus work house after a guilty plea for stealing a mixed vinegar from a farmer’s buggy. Mayor Scherff suspended the sentence, requiring Barrett to leave Marion for one year or be arrested if seen. Also in court Percy McCombs, eight, filed a complaint against a neighbor boy for assault, while John Potter was arrested for trespassing on railroad property. Mayor Scherff will investigate the matter.
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Elf Howery
Saher
Sam Barrett
Barrett
Scher
Columbus
Scherff
Herratt
Marion
Percy McCombs
Mik
Charles McComb
North Main Street
Sammy Simpson
Me Combs
Seherff
John Potter
Pennsylvania Yards
Mayor's Court
Ed Masterson
Potter
Potter fined for box car theft in local Pennsylvania Martia
Detective Masterson broke up a theft gang after a box car was broken into, sugar and other goods stolen. Potter was caught in a box car and jailed as part of the gang, arraigned before the mayor, who fined him $10 plus costs totaling $12.50. Unable to pay, he was ordered committed to county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Martia
Masterson
Potter
Thare
Sunday Schedule for C. D. and M. Railway Service
First car from Marion leaves at 6 p.m. and runs hourly thereafter. Last car to Columbus departs at 6 p.m. for Delaware, with final trains at 11 p.m. The last car leaves Columbus at 8:30 p.m.
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Marion
Columbus
Sp. M
Delaware
Fields Minstrels Next Wednesday Evening Feature
An Ohio area minstrels show returns with the Al G Field ensemble and a saxophone sextette valued over a thousand dollars. Edward W Brill directs the brass band and Kingell Pearce leads the orchestra at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday August 26 in a single performance.
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al G. Field
Adolph Sax
Edward W. Brill
Ohio
Kingell Pearce
al G. Field Greater Minstrels
One Dollar Columbus Return Car Schedule Mention
A local note says the C. D. and M makes a one dollar Columbus return special. The first car leaves Marion at 6 am and the Columbus-bound train departs at 7 30 pm. An advertisement for The Mirror Bank elumn appears among the readable items.
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Columbus
Firat
Marion
Regular Employment Furnished for West End Residents
A court case details Martin Jordan’s admission of part in a coal theft scheme. Teens hired to steal coal loads were paid to haul fuel using a push cart after midnight. Willis Wick implicated others. Jordan’s role is described as a former watchman. Juvenile court to hear further, with additional notices of local residents and family updates following the main item.
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Martin Jordan
Court of Justice Gompf
Silver Street
Pennsylvania
Jordan
Wile Spur
Silver's Street
Coatwich
Boye
Erle
Hostetter
Willis Wick
Louis Spledie
Omer Stoll
Virgil Altenberg
Squire Gowpt
Coa
Foster
Personal notes from A H Miller and friends
Personal notices report A H Miller visiting Cowman on business. Fred Guihery attends AGH in Chicago. W J Wieser is homebound with a severe case. Mike Cora Beck of Cleveland visits Miss Viera Beck of Mor tal. Dr I Brady able to move about after a critical illness. Mrs and Mrs Jay Spaulding vacationing at Patosky Michigan.
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Claude Doty
New York City
James Doty
Merrill A. Turney
Delaware Avenue
the Lakes
Karl Koenig
Columbia Street
Olney Avenue
Mica Ruth Tacanen
Upper Sandusky
Cty
Charles
Francis Coyle
Bloomington
Tnd
D. F. Lawrence
Avondale Ave
William H. Smith
Charley Smith
Bis
Springfield
Parallsis
Mitt Grace Houghton
Akron
W. H. Houghton
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Can Dover
Glenda
H. CG. Miller
Cowman
Fred &. Guihery
Buss- Agh
Chicago
W. J. Wieser
Mike Cora Beck
Cleveland
Mise Viera Beck
Mortal
Brady
Jay Spaulding
Patosky
Michigan
Divorce action filed by Sadie Ames against Man Ames
Sadie BL Ames, by her attorneys Copeland and Bartram, sues for divorce in Common Pleas Court. She alleges habitual drunkenness since marriage on October 16, THK, and asks to bar the husband from dower, restore her name Sadie BR Whipps, and grant her living status separate from his. She cites October 1907 as the period of cohabitation and seeks restoration of her maiden name.
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Sadie BL Ames
Atorneys
Copeland
Bartram
Place
Mra
Alles Ashe
Sadie BR. Whipps
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Julia Marlowe
Wonten
F. J. Lusch Grocer, N. E. Cor
State @ Center
Marion Chaitel Loan Co
East Center St
Ohls
Wat
Small May
Marion Provision Co
THE
Lewis Grocery
R.T. Lewis & CO
Als
Tryes
Raven Adenaida
DR. Lunger
Huber Block
William Lloyd
Loyd
Zara
West End
Trywynd
Mirror
Harry Haberman
Tay iVew
Potosky
Mieligen
Adama
Adelaide
Alungy
Matthew Ford
Mies Marie Morey
Mites Willi Morey
Geneva
A. Bhill
Portsmouth
Oval
Court House
George Ward
Thoreday
Admiral Copper
Grand Rapids
the Department Co
Rolera
Vela
Roscoe Oborn
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
C. C. Marsh
Pawaiat Ty
McMilon Nedro-Magnette Vallee
Ithone
Konth Main Street
Jules V. Barne
Nevada
West Huber
Huber Mig. Co
Cedar Point, Ohio
Vickers
Penn
Sandusky Dock
Hocking
Lump and Nut
Massillon
Pocahontas
Wollenweber Lunber CO
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