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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
5
Clara Mitchell, represented by Johnson and Hall, files for divorce from William Mitchell alleging years of marriage and that he sold furniture twice to fund whiskey. She claims a Jan 10 1907 beating left her injured. couple married May 11 1900 in Hepburn, with one child.
A meeting of the board of management at the society's room in the courthouse is set for February 26 to discuss premium list matters. Members will hear proposals from prospective exhibitors and may act on items they desire.
Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Thomas Tyner will be conducted from St Marys church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock Father Denning to officiate Interment will be in St Marys cemetery. Friday will be ladies day at Colonial Bowling Parietal.
Lodge Motes Protected Home Circle schedules an open house with State Deputy P D Stratton of Columbus present to address attendees and a box social featured. Marion Lodge 32 3B P O Elka to hold an important meeting tonight with a large candidate class and social hour. Home Guards officers installed Wednesday with a social time following. Fairbanks Steam Show Company stockholders set February 4 in Mason Temple Building Room A to elect directors. W B Scofield Secretary. 1-9-48t
Fragmentary personals note records a visitor from Sout street in Columbus on business. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Albert Marstinler of this city’s north and their daughter born this morning. Another line notes Mr and Mrs Joseph Crawford of Werreneburg Ohio as guests at the W H Geiger home on Bemner avenue yesterday.
A ten fenind daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Cush of Watson Avenue this morning. Skating on the Sciote River is reported excellent with five inch thick smooth ice. The Ladies Aid Society of the Hirst Presbyterian Church plans a benefit event at the Lee Street church parlors at 8 o clock Mysday evening. Each member and friend is urged to attend.
Patent medicine claim offers PAZO OINTMENT to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. Contains bold price 0¢ and suggests refund if not cured.
Detective Walter H. Shenyon hid behind a box car in the south yards and captured four coal thieves J C Wilson H Jones H Leonard and R W Johnson after witnessing men unloading coal. They pleaded guilty to petit larceny and were fined $2.50 total. Nearby, Bert Mening paid $5 in mayor's court after a drunken arrest. A Columbus trip was noted for attorney Lloyd DeGodey and a divorce case arose over cast-off clothing from a former wife. Philippine towns reflect American initiative.
A Wednesday night old fashioned dress ball at Huber Hall drew about twenty couples and included a grand march led by Mr. Busby P. Sweney and Miss Cleo Sweney. An elegant luncheon followed the dances as a three piece orchestra played heel and toe polkas waltzes and quadrilles.
A collage of brief items notes ADMIRAL COFFEE advertising, England's prison count at 192, and a claim that one tenth of the earth remains unseen. It mentions a new flour mill near Winnipeg with a 5 000 barrel daily capacity and a claim that an orange tree can yield 15 000 oranges in a single crop.
A temperance measure favored by the senate committee is placed on the Calander for Tuesday. A Columbus message reports a strong vice majority in both chambers and estimates show twenty three Senate votes and about ninety in the House in favor of the Rose county focal option bill. If no developments arise, the bill should pass both branches by large majorities. J W Clark Real Estate Co 114 Court street 1-28-4t
reminiscences recount a Napoleonic dinner quip about the empress and a senator. The piece then describes Akii Indians tactile hide preparation, detailing brain graining on skins, drying on frames, and days of smoking to preserve softness and water resistance, as depicted in Life Among the Indians.
The six months old child of Mr and Mrs Eugene Stafford of Grand Avenue was playing near a stove when it thrust its right hand through an open door into the flames. Flesh from wrist to fingertips burned. Doctor B.E. treated the injuries. Not expected to be serious.
Mr. J. Harrod, market master of Lima, Ohio, visited Lima yesterday afternoon to confer with the local market master and other city officials on improving Marion's market. He outlined detailed plans and methods, and many of his suggestions will likely be enacted within the next few months.
Carnation Flour is promised to please shoppers with a quality product priced at $1.50 per unit. Available at local grocers, the offer emphasizes reliability and value for the consumer.
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