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The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1908

Page

8

Tigers Win Two Over Carey Clippers in Doubleheader

Manhattan Tigers defeated Carey Clippers in a Sunday doubleheader. In the first game the Tigers won 5-0, and in the second 5-4. Pitcher Mike Stafford starred, throwing both games while Bus Stafford caught. Marion team lineup listed with Minahan at first, Shaw at second, Lattimore short, Bobler third, Pinney, Gibson left, Steinmets center, Gosinmots right.

Manhattan Tigers Carey Carey Clippers Mike Stafford Clippers Bus Stafford Marion Minahan Shaw Lattimore J. Bobler Pinney Gibson J. Steinmets A. Gosinmots

Mayor Cuts City Costs By Locking Up Drunks

Mayor Scherff imposes a strict policy to reduce board bills by housing drunks and hoboes in the city jail only as long as absolutely necessary. Friction with authorities grows as arrests for intoxication and larceny lead to fines and short detentions. A Richwood man, John Linder, was jailed after stealing shoes from G W Sells home and a mistaken charge of intoxication. other drunks, hoboes, and minor crimes fill recent mayor’s court records.

Bell Otto Denning Denning Court House Square Richwood Scherf Prinom Scherft John Linder Linder Merry Widow Mternoon G. W. Sells West Center Street Sells John Sella

Buggy Whip Thieves Caught After Quick Chase

Charles Schaffer and Hal Richards, two youths, stole a rawhide buggy whip from a road buggy. Owner Samuel Morral alerted Marshall Vogt who pursued and arrested Schaffer and Richards. They pleaded guilty to petit larceny and were fined $2 each with costs totaling $6.20 for Schaffer and $9.25 for Richards.

Charles Schaffer Hal Richards Samuel Morral Marshall Vogt Morral Schaffer Richards Harpster

Fire Incendiary Suspected In Silver Street Blaze

Fire officers battled a Saturday night blaze on Silver Street that caused under 300 dollars in damage to Mrs Charles Ritzler's home. A shadow was seen at a window and an hour before the fire an entry was reported. authorities suspect incendiary origin. A horse from Wagon No 2 was injured lightly in the run. no bones broke. Prof Wesen and Prof Puller commend Wesleyan Greg club's work at Epworth on Friday.

Silver Street Charles Ritzler Rivder McFarland Wesen Puller Wesleyan Greg Club Epworth

Knapp Elected Chairman In Harding Mouser Split

George B Knapp won the county central committee chair as the Harding faction edged Fred W Warner of the Mouser wing in a tense meeting. Proxies determined the chairman vote and James E Messenger was chosen secretary. The executive committee included J B Waddell F W Warner H N Quigley and others. Epworth Wesleyan Glee Club noted for good work.

Harding Republican Party George B. Knapp County Central Fred W. Warner Mouser H. N. Quigley Monwrites C. J. Mebels Opposte H. Kellar August Schrader Albert Johnson T. J. Anderson J. G. Belter J. J. Crowley F. M. Diva G. T. Geran Jamen Bonner H. C. Krause C. M. Beckett A. E B. Myers H. N. Quigley Irman J. B. Waddell

Imported Oldenburg Stallion At King and Oborn Sale

King and Oborn announce a new imported Oldenburg stallion from Hartman farm. Standing about 16 1 2 hands, black, peevy temperament, will bear inspection. Visit W M Kings barn in Richland township four days a week or livery in Marlow Fridays and Saturdays. For more information call 9605.

King Oborn Hartman Farm W. M King's Tarn Richland Township Marlow

Hogan's Runts Lose Game at Bucyrus

In a tight contest at Bucyrus Hogan's Runts fell to the Futures five to three. Starter George Hogan left with an injury and Fetter finished. Eight hits by both teams marked the effort as Curtin and Ballinger led the offense for the Runts while Miller and Bonnin paced the Futures. Attendance reached about 1,000 as Schott umpired the game in 1:50.

Bucyrus Hogan George Hogan Marion Fetter Acre Curtin Ramer Bete le Uhl OE Et Parker Ideo Morgan Abrhpore, Miller Ball Minger Bonnin Teandfeldt Tank Tolala Curtie Ballinger Schott Beam

James Bowen Dies After Long Illness

The obituary notes Agosta resident James Bowen died at home Sunday around 4 30 am after a long illness with dropsy and related complications. He was a longtime farmer with a successful career. Survived by a widow and two sons Mack Bowen of Prospect and John Bowen of Agosta. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Essex church at 2 pm with Rev. J A Sutton presiding. Burial will be in Essex Cemetery.

Janes Bowen Agosta Dole Mack Bowen Prospect John Bowen Hesex J. A. Sutton Laltue Opotate Hasex

Chicago Businessmen Meet City Officials in Windy Welcome

Chicago Association of Trade members from Mansfeld arrived in the city on Erie train No. 18 and were welcomed by representatives of the city. They were shown a cordial reception and treated to a tour, highlighting business relations and municipal interest.

Windy City Chicago Association of ‘Trade Thin City Erie Mimier Wratheae Mansfeld

Funeral Services for Karl Kilagel Held at Residence

Funeral services were held at the Kilagel family home on Franconia Avenue Sunday afternoon at two o'clock for Karl Kilagel. Interment followed in the Cannan cemetery. The event included music by the Ohio Wesleyan Glee and Ladies’ at Mapworth Pri with about 40 voices participating.

Karl Kilagel Mire Johm Klingle Franconia Avenue Cannan Kev O. J. Ifitone

Visitors Enjoyed Tour and Dinner in Marl on

Escorts led dignitaries to the Commercal club house where citizens entertained them then escorted them around the city by car. The visitors praised Marl on for business and beauty and dinner was served this afternoon as the board plans further visits to other towns to gather ideas on local commerce conflicts.

Hey Commercelal Club Marlon

Ohio Wesleyan Glee Event at Epworth Pri. fay

The musical event of the season features Ohio Wesleyan Glee, with performances by men and ladies, at Epworth Priory. Four voters are noted in the fragment, indicating audience or committee involvement.

Ohio Wesleyan Glee Epworth Pri. Fay

Raton Springs Promotes Plans and Water Shipment Offers

An advertisement touts American Plan rates from 2.60 to 8.60 per day at a Raton springs resort with private baths and year round access. It claims water cures kidney liver and stomach ailments and offers weekly specials. Those unable to visit can request six gallons of mineral water with home treatment advice by sending 2.00 with symptoms.

Raton

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Kleinmailer Kleinmaiers Goodsells Store Goodsell Johnston’s Dye House Prospect St. P. L Tigers Albert Fetter Officer Single Charles Cage McDonough Frame Boon Charles Peterson Polter Miller's Grocery Store South State Street Ohio Wesleyan Washburn Crosby Dale Republican Central Committee Welch Wesleyan Glee Club Hogan's Runts Bucyrus Inka James Bowen Essex Church Chicago Commercial Club Funeral Services Mapworth Pri Warner & Edwards J.M John Jones H. W. Johns Manville Co Cleveland Ohio Columbia Pennsylvania Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana Eures Eaton Tschanen Bros New York Animanns
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