Wearing Apparel For Man And Boy Ever Offered To
An old-time advertisement fragment notes garments for men and boys. the brief item hints at available wear and possibly a sale or catalog listing, but lacks further specifics.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
8
An old-time advertisement fragment notes garments for men and boys. the brief item hints at available wear and possibly a sale or catalog listing, but lacks further specifics.
Ten candidates were inducted by the Daughters of America at the peg war Weveeling Tuesday evening. About 150 members attended with officers present. Supreme Lodge of Patrhinders reports 200 lodges in 15 states with 10 000 members and 600000 paid out in nine years. Canary Lodge No 61 Knights of Pythias and Ted Men held routine meetings with social sessions. TRY ADMIRAL COFFEE.
Police report a hold up on South State street where Prof. Dublin Gallaher aged about sixty lost $21 and described two men and a woman as the assailants. A separate wallet theft on West Center street saw William O Keefe relieved of a gold watch and 25 cents with minimal description of the attackers. Margaret Smith of Home street faced profanity charges, pleaded guilty after initially denying them. Mayor's court fined her $5. Willim Swarts and Willig Snyder also faced charges, Swarts for intoxication and disorderly conduct, Snyder charged with highway robbery and identified by Gallaher. Local treatments advertise catarrh cures with internal remedies and endorsements.
A moonlight festival at Gast's grove in Prospect Tuesday evening attracted about a thousand attendees. The Prospect fire department hosted the event with the Prospect band performing a full program and refreshments available on the grounds. Father Downing and Roy Currin are announced to be at Lincoln Park tomorrow afternoon and evening, while Chas Turner & Co. promotes the fanciest short tea and cherries for canning. Admiral Commer is mentioned as a try.
The board of public service approved several summer improvements including sidewalk and paving contracts. A. J. Brady won the MHL Street paving bid at 74 dollars, bonded for 1 740. Hicks and Dawn won the north troaped sidewalk bid at 204, bonded for 300. Noble secured the Maine Avenue sidewalk bid at 886.01 with a 450 bond. Kloster won DIX Avenue sidewalk at 387.65 with 200 bond. Drake and Son won the final sidewalk contract at 100.80 with 50 bond. Mayor Scherz complimented the board for trimming expenses and a trial of a new road tool was authorized. total contracts amount to 7 985.85, plus a health board bill of 218.69 approved.
A military ball at the rink formerly known as the Royal Rink will feature Dowler's orchestra. Grand march priced at $0.80, refreshments served, tickets $1.00. Ghia Try the Mirror went a column.
Homer McNeal aged 18 suffered severe injury at 8 30 Wednesday morning when his right hand slipped into a buzz saw while cutting lath at the Green Camp planning mill. Index finger mangled and nearly severed. He received surgical treatment from Dr Kree.
Advert reads for a versatile officer teacher and scholar to attend the Union People at Lincoln Park Thursday afternoon. Cited by F. A. Hain dated Sept 6 16 81. Also pineapples advertised by CHAS TURNER & CO at low prices in various sizes.
The Delaware Journal Herald lauds Marion lad Willard Osborne of J. T. Osborne Conley street for his violin solo at a university concert. The young talent impressed with mature bowing, phrasing, and musical knowledge, drawing praise from musicians and locals alike during the commencement feature. CHAS. TURNER & CO offers Red Span Ish Week items at Lincoln Park.
The Powers family thanks friends neighbors ministerial association and orders and lodges for kind words and flowers at the death of father M A Powers. JW Powers J W Powers Myrtle Ikraniga and children express appreciation and note late week for apple offerings from Turners with fine apples.
William Neidig visiting relatives. Miss Fleeta Thoniss returned home after guesting with Miss Murial Herbert in Gallon. Miss Gretchen Todd of Lima visiting grandmother Mrs G W Byers of North Prospect. Miss Julia Lastley of Augusta Kansas vacationing in the city with cousin Mrs B Cusio. John Myers visiting his children in Upper Sandusky this week. Mrs L A Kelly and son Dale of Upper Sandusky guests of Marion relatives Tuesday. G W King president Busby Sweeney superintendent Frank Huber VP treasurer and My Cheney general agent of Mario Steany Lovel company visited Booyras Monday and Tuesday to discuss steel plant construction and casting orders from Steel Qustl company. They traveled by auto. A line of tiny cherries received every morning. Now 1 the thie to pan thaw SHAS TURNUR & CO Creme Chocolaty the best at heapest
The fragment notes a signative on every boa of a venial remedy labeled as Laxative Beoino Quinine and suggests a vague daily use warning that a future day may reveal it.
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