Estate split sparks will contest and a divorce granted
A Mouser and Quigley petition seeks to break Evan Hughes senior’s will, leaving $16,000 to Evan Hughes Jr and meager sums to other children. Separately Emma Baker wins a divorce from John Baker on Wilful Absence after three attempts. Also gruber sues over a railroad death, and a new trial motion in Clark v Key is overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouser
Quigley
Court For Common Pleas
Evan Hughes
Evan Hughes, Jr
David
Margaret Bigerstal
Mary F. Decker
Mary Biggerstaff
Leah Johnson
Sallie Court
Mary Davide
Perry Hughes
Davide
Kate Tobin
Imma EB
Baker
John Baker
Court of Common Pleas
Rabet
Emma
John
Bakers
State of
Ohio
John H .Clark
John A. Key
Babet
Notice of office hours and birth announcement in Marion
Marion Ohio announces office closures after six p.m. on Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings and notes a birth at McKinley Court. Justice Creviston and Mrs Creviston are named as parents and the event occurred Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
C. H. Conley
Coe E, Gompf
Justices of the Peace
Creviston
McKinley Court
Old Pittsburg Manufacturer Attends Wagner Concert
A hard headed Pittsburg manufacturer, famed for his fortune, ventured to a Wagner concert at his daughters’ urging. It was his first such outing, and a later acquaintance teased him about enjoying it. He replied it reminded him of youth and summer days in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Siaith
Barantou
Aged Woman Found Clinging to Log After Painter's Creek Incident
Mr and Mrs Anson Clements were hurled from a buggy while fording Painter's Creek near Hepburn. Mrs Clements was found clinging to a log in mid stream. Mr Clements body was not located. The couple, aged 88 and 78, left home Tuesday morning driving their family horse. The horse’s body was recovered downstream. the vehicle broken apart. Children alerted a farm family, enabling Mrs Clements to be rescued. Extensive searches progressed along a fifteen mile river bed with no sign of Mr Clements. relatives from the city and county areas are noted locals in the story.
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Painter's Creek
Hepburn
Anson Clements
Hepburn Shorty
Nathan [Smith
Himeself
Ladies Embroidery Circle Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
Mrs J H H Dundore of West Church street entertained the Ladies Embroidery circle with embroidery work and a luncheon. Guests included Mrs Charles Kraner Mrs P H Dundore Mrs Harry Meredith Miss Winnie Peadon and Miss Grace Wingett. Two weeks hence Mrs Harry Krause and Miss Katharine Stewart will entertain. The session featured music and a guesting contest with Mrs A G Smith Miss Ora Webb and Mrs W K Smith among attendees. Next meeting at Mrs Bertha Deans Lincoln Avenue home. Mrs Harry Barker hosted the Tathers club with needlework and refreshments. guests included Miss Hagen Miss Matthews and Miss Charlotte Pixley.
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J. HH. Dundore
Weat Church Street
Charles Kraner
P. HH. Dundore
Harry Meredith
Winnie Peadon
Grace Wingett
Harry Krause
North Main Street
Katharine Stewart
Lincoln Avenue
M5. G. Club
Ichib
Mra
A. G. Smith
Mise Ora Webb
W. K. Smith
Bertha Dean
Harry Barker
Girardavenue
Tatthers’ Club
Hagen
Knoxville
Funeral Arranged for Former President Cleveland
The funeral will be held Friday from the Cleveland home in Princeton and will be private. Interment will be beneath the grave of Ruth Cleveland, the first child born to Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland. June date noted as 244.
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Princeton
Cleveland
Thin City
Ruth Cleveland
Mra. Cleveland
Patterson High School Commencement Plans Highlight Large Class
The county school examiners schedule the Patterson commencement for next Saturday at the High School building. Sixty graduates will receive diplomas in one of the district’s largest classes. W. P. Moloney of Hin City will deliver the address, with special musical features planned. Program begins at 2 40 p m and attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin i
W. P. Moloney
Hin City
Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Local Endorsements
A past reader testimonial from Mrs Gusie of 785 Patterson St Marion dated October 9 1899 and July 26 1904 lauds Doan's Kidney Pills for backache urinary issues and kidney trouble. The statements claim permanent relief and reference Wocken's Pharmacy and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as agents for the United States with a reminder to remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
B. Cusie
Patterson
Marion
Dean
Wocken
Gusle
Doan
Jeece
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Unitted
Women Bound Over in Grand Larceny Case
Cora Wagner and Orphio Bender were each bound over to the grand jury under $800 bonds after trial in mayor’s court for stealing $272.50 from William Long of Crestling. They were arrested last Saturday on an affidavit from Mayorlesser’s court at Orestine, pleaded not guilty, and were released pending trial.
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Mra
Cora Wagner
Orphio Bender
Crestling
Mayor's Court
Willam Long
Mayorlesser's Court
Orestine
Franks V Stoll Weds Cleveland Bride In Indiana Trip
Frank V Stoll of this city and Miles Lalo n Coutello of Cleveland were married at the Church of the Annunciation in Cleveland. The couple left for a wedding trip to West Baden Indiana and will return after July 16 to establish a home on Girard avenue. In attendance from this city were Mrs Harvey Stoll Mina Lucretia Patten Mr and Mrs A W Bryant and Ralph Stoll among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Stoll
Miles Lalon Coutello
Cleveland
William Costello
Mea
Harvey Stoll
Bryant and Stoll
Costello
Mina Lucretia Patten
A. W. Bryant
Ralph Stoll
Maden
Girard Avenue
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and cannot be cured by local treatment. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, touts a physician's prescription, and asserts a tested formula of tonics and purifiers. Printed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio with testimonials and a price of seven cents.
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Divease
Fall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
Druggista
Mirror Wantedum on Russian Navy Cost
Fragmentary note mentions a proposed Russian naval program with a cost cited as 91,078,000,000. The text implies the expense would be distributed over a term of several years.
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Beatty
Long
Chas, Turner and Co
Ula
Chas, Turner & Co
E. Center St
Haberman Hardware Company
Marion Provision Co
E. Center
N. Main
W. H. Clark
Telephone L
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Hughes
Thomas A. Gruber
C, C
St. L
Common Pleas Court
Caledonia
Fant Clebs and Societies Key
Grand Jury
West Baden, Indiana
Hoffman
Anta
Spey Ae
the Department Co
THE
O10 Milling & Elevator CO
Ice Man
Ford
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
Wonen
Uraauaiw O
McMilien Neuro Magnetic Coltage
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Sante Bans’ Gellepares
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