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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
13
Charles J Freeman a lifelong Marton township farmer and steadfast Democrat seeks the Hemary director nomination at the county convention. He has 27 years of party service, backed past campaigns, and is regarded as a strong candidate by party allies.
Clara McCauly Mitchell, born November 1 1852 in West Jefferson Ohio, died February 16 1908 in Marion Ohio. Widow of John W Mitchell, mother of five with three childhood deaths. A faithful church member, she endured long illness with indomitable will. Survived by husband two daughters and many relatives. Her life centered on home, family, faith, and service to others. Her memory lingers in those she loved and taught.
Police report William Mayes, alleged horse thief, was taken into custody by Levi Cornwell of the Elyief of police in Delaware yesterday. He faced a morning hearing in the mayor's court, pled not guilty, then changed to guilty and was bound over to the grand jury in $500 bail. Mayes and his brother were involved in a separate incident as another pair, James Veyner and John Roberts, were arrested for alleged theft from Mayes in the same night.
The report notes next Friday Columius on March 1 as the date to rush the general appropriation bill through both houses and then adjourn. A Saturday hint of adjournment on March 20 sparks concerns that friendly legislation may be blocked, with fears of an early adjournment.
Woods Hole March 14. The steamer Sylvia ran ashore in dense fog at dawn near the Vineyard Sound entrance. Her passengers were taken off by a tug and landed safely at the pier. Efforts are under way to refloat and save the vessel.
Local market notes list cash and May prices for various grains and produce, with ranges for corn, wheat, oats, rye, clover seed, timothy, and Hungarian seed. It includes butter, eggs, lard, onions, potatoes, popcorn, vinegar, navy beans, Lima beans, prunes, dried peaches, currants, and flour prices per bushel or per pound, plus several brand names and pack details. The report credits Marion Milling Co and Chas Turner & Co for daily price lists and notes assorted legal tender and patent products with per-bbl and per-wb pricing.
Market news from Buffalo East and Union Stock Yards shows mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts with price ranges and Monday estimates. Cleveland reports higher wheat prices and active trading for May July and September futures with grain and livestock notes.
A well known farmer named John W. Lust is campaigning for a position as commissioner urging voters to back his bid. The notice emphasizes his farming background and suitability for the role.
MR and MRS C Haberman announce that Last son runs for county commissioner. A respected Richland township farmer with thirty years as a Democrat and central committee vice from Ty Island, he built a fine self-made farm and a trusted local record. If nominated, his strong backing makes election likely.
Alt and Mia hosted the 400' club on Trim Street for the season finale. Charlea W Taber math presided as host as guests enjoyed tartle, refreshments, and diversions. Visitors included Miss Smith Miss Dora Smith Miss Mary Hiveen Miss Ida Barton Miller s burg and Harry and Phil Mickley.
Prospective visitors and residents are named among social notes. Alter visited Prospect while J Middleton of Peoria is described as a friend in the city. William Stall of St James Street returned from Findlay after helping his brother. Ray Martin and Earle Wilson guests from Columbia. Wilton De Weese traveled to Martel to visit his ailing mother. Mrs Behvoll of Bellefontaine Avenue left for Akron to visit relatives. Warrington of West Center Street and Frank Warrington of Hammond are listed in home notices.
The Will tthes Family Theater presents a refined comedy lineup including A Timely Teason and snappy sketches. Woodford and Marlboro perform, with Hanley Delome, a German comedian Toho Max, and a Powers Camera demonstration. Amateur night and songs by Mr. Rowe add variety to the program.
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