Mystery on West Center Street Affair Baffles Locals
A Saturday night fracas on West Center Street near Prospect involved two men and two women. A woman in a carriage whipped a man and a second woman with a whip, causing facial cuts, then the party departed. later the same woman returned with Jack, as onlookers remained baffled by the incident and identities of those involved.
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West Center Street
Prospect
Center Streets
Marrlon Clothing and Cloak Company
Memon
Copter Street
Jack
Iesot
Contract Awarded After Lively Bidding On Sliver Street
The Board of Service awarded the paving contract for Sliver street to Hofstetter and Dawson at the lowest bid of 6707. Townsend block and Murphy rout filler will be used. John Mansell named inspector at two dollars per day. The board agreed to pay for actual service and directed supervision for Sergeant Street repairs. Additional estimates approved include Price and Hurley 770.40, Noble 100, Mayer Brothers 1000, Drake and Son 1097.78, Kinsler 618.50, Drake 2997.20, and Hensley 2.40.
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Sliver Street
Hofstetter and Dawson
Sequir Jmeet
Service Board
Tuesdy
Townsend Block
Murphy
Ted
Silver Street
Aml
Hotetetter
Dawnen
John Mansell
Pavlig
George Frank
Bhim
Price and Hurley
C. J. Noble
Dlatite Avenue
Stone Walk
Mayer Brothers
Wigh Street
P. Drake and Son
Prospect Street
Kinsler
P. Drake
Mary Street
Dr. Hensley
County Auditor Reports June Finances and July 1 Balance
County Auditor Charles L. Allen completes June financial statement. Total overdraft reported at 75 227.61. June receipts 111 807.48 and disbursements 39 TA, leaving a balance of 152 450.79. Overdrafts on July 1 listed at 6 1422. There is 41 17.47 in county treasury and 140 590.25 in depository, totaling 1 8 900.72 on hand July 1, 1908.
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Charles Ll. Allen
This
Queen Esthers Meeting at Dr Lawson Home
The Quon ether Crete will hold a meeting at Dr A B Lawson's home on Center Street Thursday evening July 9 2008. The program includes devotional exercise a paper by Save Upon Littaredue Campbell and a paper Travelers Work by Zella.
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Quon
Crete
Requier
A. B. Lawson
Maat Center Street
Campbell
Zella
Aged man dies suddenly at his Agosis home
Michael Leffler Sr. aged seventy two years died suddenly at seven o'clock this morning at his home near Agosis from heart neuralgia. He had been improving after a earlier attack but succumbed before aid. He had lived in the Agosta vicinity for years and was highly respected. He leaves a wife and seven children Mrs. R. D. Cleveland Jennie Leffler Mrs. Mary Toots Magale Lill Mary Mack Jer Robert and Mick Leffler Jr. Funeral arrangements not yet completed, service expected Friday.
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Michael Leffler Sr
Agosis
Latfler
Che
Agosta
R. D. Cleveland
Mia Jennie Leffler
Mary Toots
Prospect
Magale Lill
Marion
Mix
Mary Mack~ Jer
Toledo
Robert
Mick- Laffer Jr
City Board Orders Official Bonds for Police and Firemen
The Board of Public Safety met in the council chamber and approved 794.82 for bonds. Officers including police and firemen are now required to furnish their own bonds, replacing the city’s obligation. John McDonough refused to pledge a bond, and no further action was taken at the meeting.
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Board of
Pal 1d Safety
John Mc
Donough
McDonough
Responsible Position George J. Christian Elected President
George J. Christian was elected president of the Board of Trustees of the Gren Industrial Home at a Columbus meeting on Monday. The appointment comes as the home plans major improvements this year, with a $5000 appropriation for repairs approved by the State legislature last winter.
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George J. Christian
Gren
Columbus
Marion County Telephone Co Notice Keeps Office Open
Office hours extended for two evenings on the 9th and 10th as stated by Marion County Telephone Co. This public notice confirms continued availability of service and contact points during the specified dates.
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Marion County Telephone CO
Frances Willard WC T U Meeting Summary
Frances Willard W C T U group met at Mrs. Welsh’s home in Center Street and Reel Avenue. A program featured scripture reading by Mrs. Riley and Clara Merrill’s essay on scientific temperance instruction. Myra Loo spoke on the topic for school children. Mrs. J. Tain and Mrs. S. V. Millie Nor contributed a duet. After a paper by Mrs. Eithel Halies the program closed with singing Victory for Me. First Baptist choir will give an evening concert on Thursday on Mr. Lincoln’s lawn at Church and Vine. All invited.
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Frances Willard
Eithel Halies
First Baptist Choru
In. H. Lincoln
Church and Vine
Vaudeville at the Horan Draws Popular Favor
The vaudeville attraction at the Horan this week meets favorable response with well attended shows. Two performances nightly at 8 and 15 o clock. reserved seats at 1 cent. Special matinee Saturday at 2 20 p.m. Adults and children priced accordingly.
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Horan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is a positive internal remedy targeting blood and mucous surfaces to attack the disease's foundations. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and invites sending for testimonials from the sellers, J. CHENEY & CO.
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Hall
J. Chpney & CO
To- Jedo
Police Court report on Thyan arrest for drunkenness
T. J. Thyan of Gallon was arrested for drunkenness on Mill street by Oliver Cusie. He was fined five by the mayor Asmoraleg and ordered committed until the fine is paid. Wives fitted with Blianes. Catarrh and desmewe sieevesfully seated, Adenoids removed. DR. LONGER, Huber Took O-d-tf.
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T. J. Thyan
Gallon
Mill Street
Olfiver Cusie
Asmoraleg
Catarrh
Desmewe
Longer
Huber
Austrian Count Suspected In House Ransack
Otto Rineker, claiming Austrian count status, is believed to be en route to Austria after ransacking the Tuttles of Carhart street. Watches and currency were stolen. he was seen on an interurban car and authorities in New York are alerted. Local police pursue him as efforts to locate him continue.
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Frank Oo [Tuttle
Carhart Street
Oblo Rineker
Fe Tuttles
Kincker
Ttus
Austria
New York
Europe
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Kleinmaters
Lao
Cres
Lincoln
Cunoohail Vine
Deeman-Jenner Co
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Center St
Hofstetter and
Dawson
Board of Service
C. L. Aller
Queen Esthers
Michael Leffler
George B. Christians
Industrial Home Trustees
Wc.t. U
the Grand
Ohls
Frank Tuttle
Otto Rineker
Admiral Coffer
Kater
Warner & Edwards
Brussels
Iteavy
Gillette
Ginet
Times Building
Cuticura
Mennen
Eis
Izes
Wees
Sec
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