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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
5
Mrs Frank C Bughes hosted a dinner at her East Church Street home in Wat eventing to honor Miss Knapp of Tiffin Vista Unio. A small company of friends attended and the evening included five games. the writeup notes hours were spent in dining and sociability.
In Logan and local courts receivers for the South Side Building and Supply Co. face possible discharge as defendants seek to end the appointment. The Implement Manufacturing Company receiver contends selling assets is needed. real estate appraisers and asset valuations are underway. A separate case claims injuries against Marion Railway, Light and Power, with $5,800 sought.
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a home treatment for piles. It claims rapid relief, avoids surgery, and offers a free trial sample from Pyramid Drug Co. with a 0 cent box after the sample. Mail order address provided in Marshall, Michigan.
Community gatherings include cottage prayer at Mrs Mary Jennings home on Wednesday afternoon led by the Evangelistic work superintendent. A meeting for the Wayside Rose Kenegan lodge to arrange the Mary Fra nch Hensley funeral attendance. Powell Sunday School plans Friday evening church basement. Fire department responded to a Mineola Park leaf fire at 1 00 am no damage. Protestant Evangelical Suomen entited board met for routine business and annual report preparation.
W S Spencer a longtime Western Union manager and party worker in Marion seeks the Democratic nomination for Probate Judge. He has served as secretary of the County Central and Executive committees and is praised as a staunch Democrat and admirer of William Jennings Bryan. He resigns from the city post and county committee roles as the party prepares to elect a new secretary. A gym contest and basketball event is noted for tonight at YM at Burma.
The Men’s chit was entertained Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Prank Garber’s East Church Street home. Cards and music accompanied an elegant luncheon with refreshments supplied by the men. Next gathering planned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuttle on Carhart Street. Moot Manager O’Day tomorrow night. Gym Contest Basket Ball tonight at 7:20. Ab. M. G. A. u fol and Green 26-4.
Personal items mention HN and Quieley visiting Cleveland. F B Goon visited Columbus. Heeryman went to Columbus on business. J W Jacoby and John A Key attended a harmony meeting in Columbus yesterday. Attorney Fred T McGurren of Salt Lake City returned home after visiting W M Jackson. Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson and son returned to Moberly after visiting D W Strayer's family. Olive Brobeck recovers from double pneumonia. Wrinehart candidate for congress from Erie County and Col Rodney Uiegel of Handusky were calling on city friends today.
A regular meeting last night announced the appointment of several noncommissioned officers led by Captain Richardson. Named were first sergeants Harry Creekbaum and Walter Bolander, second sergeant M. Wenley Filton, third sergeant Gieorge Carter, fourth sergeant Arthur Abbott, fifth sergeant Elijah Davis, Milton Anderson, George A. Geran, and William Collins, corporals Loney Munwind and Seerat, trumpeters Chartek Wo Bender and Martinicer.
Marion lodge No 99 B P O Elia notes a Wednesday after noon session with Mike attendance and initiatory work. Dexren wan conferred on two candidates. no applications were balloted. After business, refreshments and social con clave enjoyed. next meeting set at 8 o'clock, delayed from sunset due to workload.
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