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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
15
An email clerk in a large office asks if a boy is desired. The broker replies that he wants a boy honest to the core. The clerk quips that the boss does not want a box but an apple in this frothy exchange.
Two young boys aged six and four, sons of Mr and Mrs F B Dennis of Daykla Street, wandered from home Friday afternoon. Neighbors and police searched hours in panic before Roy Jennings found them in the west end, hungry but unharmed. Amos, a young blacksmith, was arrested on a Mansfield warrant for failing to support his own family and was returned to Mansfield.
Prof A B Jones of Prospect Schools gave the evening address to graduates at Crowpest Opera House Friday night. The Prospect orchestra performed pleasing selections as the crowd applauded. The speaker urged graduates to pursue higher study as the program honored the class with names including Mon Moyer Lewis Clara Moore Irene Redu Wart Treese Hildred Keller and Bernice Smith.
Hon. W. P. Maloney delivers the commencement address as 69 pupils complete common school work at the Patterson High School. The event features a male quartet, diplomas presented by R. T. Bell, and a well attended ceremony beginning at 2 30 in the afternoon.
Rugs Too announces a remarkable room size rug display and special inducements. Visit Monday to see the extensive collection and take in the impressive display.
Visitors admire the grand window display at G. W. Bakers piano rooms on West Center Street. A Vackard piano in Walnut cave and four Starch mahogany pieces are mounted to give passersby a clear view from the street. The striking arrangement draws many viewers curious about the renowned display.
Judge Babst overruled demurrer in Kathleen Modrack versus M P Fitzgerald and John Hanley, with plaintiffs seeking 264 dollars for nursing care. In the McKinnies company versus Hocking Valley railroad suit, the judge overruled the demurrer to the petition and allowed an amendment.
A brief public notice advertises a special one dollar Columbus and return fare departing on Sunilaya at 7 40 p m tram service. The message emphasizes the low price and travel time for this limited offer.
Mina Mildred Caskey visits friends and relatives in Upper Sandusky. Mrs Keklea of Cleveland and Mrs Mattie Murphy of West Church street socialize with Hattie Murphy. A son is born to Mr and Mrs G H Byers of Patton Street. Charles Copeland and son Ideon visit Forest relatives. Irene Kelly returns after acting as bridesmaid in Gallon. Clara H Leffler returns from Berlin College to South Pt Street. Mike and Leffler return from Oberlin Conservatory to J G Leffler. Mr and Mrs L Goetting return from Lacersburg Ontario Port Huron and Oakland. Wilson DeWeese and party take trip to Martel and visit Jacob Layer.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Ray of Clinton Street on Friday evening. Baptist members plan improvements at Slate Street building and will hold morning services at the Y M C A with school at 9 and church at 10 30. The final Wo men’s Missionary Auxiliary meeting at the Old Ladies Home is Sunday at 2 20 PM with a noted speaker and music planned.
A large crowd attended the Perestera lodge meeting last evening with a general order business followed by refreshments and a social hour Grover Cleveland a Montana charter member spoke briefly Wayside Rose Reveccah and Marion Lodge Knights of Pythias held gatherings last night with routine business and degree conferrals at Lodge 402 Meet me at Katers Candy Shop and ADMIRAL COFFER referenced on the wave of public favor
At fifty cents and one dollar, buy one tonight to wear tomorrow. All our waists are clean and ready to wear. Some items are less than half price. The light print has just been brought out by The American Printing Co. The cloth is Madras effect and designs printed very neat.
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