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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
5
The American people admire a man of sterling honesty and many admirable traits of character. Presistency is a great quality helping our present high standing in the community. Carnation four has qualities to admire, makes baking possible at all times and is reasonably priced. Handled by all grocers.
The State Provident of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will speak at the United Brethren Church on Tuesday March Sua with talks in the afternoon and evening. A Metropolitan Band dance is also invited at Huber Hall on March third with admission 60 cents.
Dr. A B Smith former Marion pastor delivered an address at a YMCA men’s meeting on the scrap heap of the world. He argued that both material and human gifts must be used to benefit others to avoid being cast on the scrap heap and urged up to date thinking and purposeful use of gifts.
In the evening Dr. Smith preached at Epworth M. E. Church and revival services followed the sermon, continuing into the night with renewed outreach and prayer.
The city fire department answered three calls in February. Miller store on Patten treat suffered $200 damage, Solomon's residence on Uneapher avenue had $1 damage, and W H Uneapher’s barn on Laturatte street burned for about $1400. West end station handled two calls, total losses about $1400. A wedding described as history of Marion is imminent.
In a long running common pleas hearing Clara Gy Rengert sues William I. Rengert for divorce on gross neglect cruelty and drunkenness. About twenty witnesses per side are summoned as the case may extend to tomorrow and motions arise in several related actions including a $500 note suit by I W Klingle and a rehearing request in Turner versus Tobias.
William Stove of Portland marries Notte M Quigley at the bride’s mother home on East Center Street in Marion. Rev Edmund G Mapes officiated in the presence of close family, amid adornments of ferns and smilax, as the couple plans to reside in Oregon.
Mouser returns to Marion to lead the Marion delegation to Columbus. He says he may not announce a third nomination in the thirteenth district and cites convention timing and interim developments. Mouser plans to nominate Smith W. Bennett for Attorney General, with Bennett reportedly having the district delegation. Martin Wro., bread, nix snaves for a quarter at all grocers.
Lor i H batcher visited Upper Sandusky on business. Mrs. William Moler and Mrs. T J Walters hosted guests over Sunday. Mary Dennison Galley stayed with her parents Dr and Mrs Galley. Charles White recovering after operation at Gallen. J B McNeal visiting to arrange upcoming concert. Mra M A Rudasill and Mra W M Wheeler travel to Richwood for Rev T Grasham funeral. Elizabeth and Mary Dickerson and Ralph Dacy visiting Avondale Avenue relatives. Martin Bros bread on sale at local grocers.
The remains of Joseph J Riley were shipped to Astley for burial after death at home on Tartram avenue. The rites were held at St Marys church with Rev Father Denning officiating. Fred Cross died suddenly at his home north of Martel and was buried from United Brethren church with Rev J J Turner officiating. The Central Labor Union of Scranton plans a 18000 temple for trades unions. About 50 suffragists who raided the British House of Commons were fined or imprisoned, with most choosing jail.
Charles Hensel, after walking fourteen miles to reach a south city brothel, returned to the mayor’s office at noon and paid a $5 fine imposed for drunkenness. Mayor Scherff had warned of up to thirty days in the workhouse if not paid. The February police report shows $126.60 collected, including $100.50 in city fines and $20 in suite fines, with many drunks unable to pay. Chief Cornwell and Captain Bond set patrol calendar milestones.
The projected changes in schedule on the C D and M were not put into effect today as announced earlier. The exact date for the change had not been decided upon, Itta said.
B Miler of Park Boulevard suffers a serious accident while hammering on a gang near Sireen Camp. A steel fragment from the wall struck his left eye causing deep cuts and potential loss of sight. He is hospitalized and expected to be off work for some time. Meanwhile Merion gears up for its biggest wedding in history, as town anticipation builds.
Miss Dora Basler and Mr Luther O Porter of Green Camp were quietly married at the Lutheran church DerRonAge in Prospect Sunday evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev L H Hurrolbrink in front of a few watching friends. They will live on a farm near Green Camp.
March district list includes Cusivk Slashe Crabb Hovtetter Thompson Bell Harper Grown days Wilhelm Babcoc Wheet McRonough jPrame. Franz Zeller arrested Saturday. Frank Thornell jailed for intoxication after failing to pay $5 fine. Charles Hensel released after paying a $5 fine.
The I N Club ladies entertained their spouses at Mr A W Donaugh’s North Lintonwood Street home on Priday evening with oysters and social activities. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brinker, Zeonard Donough, Gaylord Done, Abe, Mrs McKintery, and Augustus P. Maynant who moved his studio to the M A to welcome pupils in value culture, plane and harmony.
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