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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
3
Madam Kelly who assisted at Ellis Bazaar will remain in your city for an indefinite length of time. Located at 237 West Church Street corner Pearl.
The Marion County Harmer Institute opened its sessions in the Musical Company's hall in Agosta with strong attendance. FP Brandige gave a welcome, G W Parks spoke as interim president, and educators Davis and Gordon delivered practical talks on hog feeding and farming profits.
A bustling lodge section reports New Year's Eve dances at Wayside Lodge and an Opera House event, plus installations for Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen. Officers elected include Burl Mach and Edward Naven, with a pig roast planned and social events aimed to boost lodge activity.
Do You Owe McClains The accounts due the C W Mc Clain Co were not sold to Utiler Phillips Co. Past due payments may be made at the store in Huber block. The business will close at earliest moment. Mr McClain will be at the Uhler Phillips Co store for 90 days to settle accounts.
Railroad officials and city leaders meet amid claims oil from the Briegis house harms the sewage disposal plant. Little progress made in stopping the flow, with city action deemed premature. Also reports resignations and appointments in Erie shops and theft at the Wire Interlocking plant. Local gallopers joke about a Christmas salt cake at the union depot as headlines note layoffs and road delays.
The up to date clothing stock of B Dickason has been purchased by Lewis Bagh of Coulton who will run a store in the room formerly occupied by Dickason The room closed to invoice and mark stock for a mammoth reduction sale starting tomorrow under Meare Quaseer and Dickason Mr Swohn will improve stock arrangement and interior to attract customers Carnation Flour is advertised as a home mill product and Mies Austins pancake flour is sold by grocers
The Judson Aid Society of Lee Street Presbyterian met at Mim. C. C. Danner’s home on Kenton Avenue Thursday afternoon. They spent time on quilt work and arranged an all day quilting event at the church in three weeks. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Ten or Tablets are advertised for health, available at Mellowkens Pharmacy.
Rev J W Miles of Wellston Ohio has been appointed by Sandusky Conference Superintendent A Siddall as pastor of the United Brethren church. He will begin his duties December 27.
Theobald Whisky That's Right promotes Theobald & Son Co. whiskey brands Old Coon and Old Landmark Whiskies as pure quality products. The ad offers four quart bottles or a gallon, with express paid pricing at three dollars and twenty cents, plus a single quart bottle for one dollar. Orders to The Theobald & Son Co. Columbus, Ohio.
A local advert announces Kirby's 5¢ and 10¢ Store will stay open every evening until Christmas. Carnation Flour, described as a good grade patent flour, is promoted in the same notice.
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