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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
8
The Ohio Male Quartet wowed a full YMCA audience with a strong musical program. Members C C Wetst J I Sample A G Rossel J O Smith entertained with readings and strong harmonies from four college men.
Forty guests were entertained at the country home of Mr and Mrs Martin Miller three and one half miles northeast of the city on New Year s day. A noon dinner was served and the day featured music games and other activities. The hosts received many presents. Tomorrow First day Kleinmaters 21st Annual Discount Sale.
A mass meeting of Central Christian church members was held last evening to organize a teachers training class. The large attendance discussed plans and a final organizational meeting is set for next Wednesday evening. TRY ADMIRAL OCOFFER.
A large crowd gathered for a New Year fox hunt in Marion led by Candy John McClellan. Four thousand spectators watched as the fox collapsed after a hard run while leaping a small stream. a hound slipped its collar and joined the chase, altering the hunt’s course.
A New Year hunting event ends with the dead fox recovered from a stream and later stolen amid disputes over which dog first reached the quarry. Hunters recount varying theories on the fox’s death and the prize’s fate as several packs and local figures claim ownership.
The C. D. & M. offers a special frets of one dollar to Columbus and return on Sundays. First car departs Marion at 6 a.m. and the last car leaves hourly.
The twenty-first annual Kleinmaier's discount sale began today offering 25 percent off all stock with cash only. The event runs until Saturday February 1st and promises the largest selection ever seen with no items reserved. Early shoppers will find a wide range of goods in a near complete fall stock.
Advertises Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claiming radical cure in days. States rapid action on the veins removing cause and disease with initial benefits from the first dose. Priced 76 cents to $1, sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
George Banks of Pittsburgh crawled from a train wreck at a farm near Bapyville after waking in a ditch hours later. He suffered scalp cuts and facial bruises but crawled to a nearby home for help before being treated by Dr. Ogden. He said he rode the head end toward Chicago, woke in cold conditions, and planned to resume work once recovered. He refused to share details of his past and had a job awaiting him in Chicago.
The death of Vi Lenore Kerr infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Kerr of 197 North Grand Avenue occurred about 6 o clock Thursday morning. Funeral services and interment are planned with Rev Batley officiating at Marion Cemetery Friday afternoon.
Olga Verne White owner of a Faust company faces attachment actions over a $49.16 salary dispute with John Gunnell. Bond posted to appear January 6 as the case hinges on the claimed amount. The company then leaves for Galion to begin a new engagement after settling for 22.15 and costs.
Mbert E. Peacock and Miss Jennie Faye Haggard were married Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the bride 610 Park street The ceremony was performed by Rev W Hensel with forty guests present An elaborate wedding supper followed the congratulations best wishes from many friends.
Miss Stone hosted a New Year gathering at her Garden City pike home with music and social games. Bessie Meade played piano as guests enjoyed refreshments and midnight greetings before returning home.
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