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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1908
Page
8
It is a fashion feature offering a wide range of topcoats from 36 to 41 inches with new shades fabrics and styles. Prices span from 10 to 1250 dollars for silk lined versions and various midrange options, highlighting attractive values across the line.
Florence Richards and the W C T U hosted a large musical program at Wesley Church featuring a choral odyssey including selections from Elijah and Mendelssohn. A temperance rally followed at Westley M church with devotional exercises, a stirring address by Rev Howley, and 27 new members joining the Francis Willard Union.
A lively church program recapped with the First Presbyterian Church service led by the Men's Brotherhood and speakers including George H. Aller R T Lewis and Verner Malin. Themes covered local option remedies and decisive action. Union revival at the Free Baptist church Sunday featured Rev G E Barnard and strong calls for repentance with several conversions noted.
A busy mayor court processed two assault cases with hearings in the morning. Chard V Pelee of Owens street faced assault and battery charges plus profanity on a streetcar, with William Price testifying. Price and Arthur Price were involved in a quarrel on an eastbound car, leading to fines and court involvement. Strong and Hubley had a domestic quarrel ending in a brief fight, with Strong pleading guilty to intoxication and paying a small fine. Joseph C Pierson, accused of operating a house of ill fame on North Main, stood not guilty at a Tuesday hearing. Robert Attenberg was arrested for smoking in a church vestibule, and Chalmer Lucius avoided a drunk charge by pledging temperance. Adler and Phillip reportedly do not sell coffee but give it away at their store.
Mrs Belle Meldick of Duckwon Ohio announced her engagement to Dr A B Lawson a prominent young dentist of this city The wedding is planned for next month The news comes as a pleasant surprise to many warm friends of the couple
The G 15 club entertained Saturday afternoon at North Prospect Street with host Mike Nova Postle guiding guessing content. Gertrude Tee won the frat prize. A luncheon was served by the hostess. Guests included Marie Hoger and Siew Urester. The club schedules a meeting in two weeks at Mary Street with a hot cup of Monibak Coffee.
Members of the Saturday Literary club met at Miss Katharine Kreis on South Prospect Street Saturday afternoon. Dorothy Bueh read a paper on Greece, with Mrs Helen Bain discussing the book Paris and Mir eurite. Miss Mars won the first prize in the study contest. Hostess provided refreshments. Miss Elizabeth Britton will host in two weeks. G A Salmon of Montbak Coffee Co arranged hot coffee service this week.
A notice offers a free umbrella to holders of ticket number 12084 and states a second number 11004 is valid next week if the first number does not appear. Issued by Marion Clothing & Cloak Co. for a local promotion.
Progressive euchre enjoyed by members of the I N Club on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of North Main street entertained.
Members of the T. No Eueher elnh enjoyed a large session Saturday evening with progressive euchre dominating. Mr. and Mrs. Gla Trown won first prizes and Mr de Wy Postel took the consolation prize. An elegant four course luncheon concluded the event. A regular Minti Herlel aksortat meeting followed at the Y M C A parlors with D H Batley presenting a paper on Sanctification TM, sparking broad discussion.
A selection of standard print fabrics showcases blues, blue grays, and shirtings in a broad line. The assortment emphasizes durable, versatile patterns suitable for men's and women's clothing, with varied shades and textures to suit spring wardrobes.
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