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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
8
A garbled notice hints at a social column item involving a person named Mahaftey and dining events. It mentions The Mirror Want Column and a dinner hosted at Lowe and Splendid, with references to Sundae and Beeson in association with an Ome Wirth and Varlowd.
Sorosis Shoes for women showcase new season models in durable leather, crafted for comfort, service, and smart appearance. Regular styles priced at $3.50 and custom department specials from $4.00 to $5.00, with attention to best shapes and exclusive designs.
The opening of the renovated Grand Opera House promises a notable event with Lola from Bein and a New York sentiment. The building has been redecorated, with floors walls ceilings carpets and heating improved. Manager Sul Hyan reports careful preparation, new scenery and properties, and trained stage hands ready for a spectacle.
Warrencraft was arrested by Sheriff Drawn on Monday and separated from his family for years. He faced neglect charges as the court addressed support failures involving his wife Vanehild and their children.
Job ad reads that Marion Cloak Co in Merion offers ready to wear garments for women at prices ranging from two to five dollars and nine cents. The notice cites Marion Coie & Cloak Co as the listing source and sales location.
A council meeting adjourned on the penultimate night with limited business discussed. Absences of Kneckenberger and Reiter prevented full questioning. Items included broad street improvements and scattered remarks by attendees about ongoing projects.
Local Erie railroad staff suffer multiple injuries after a freight train mishap near Center Street. Charles Hyle resigns as extra man. C B Wilnburg( er) off duty due to injuries. other workers including Tombalger and Meknan face incidents while on duty.
The Whuan's Mietionary Society of the Cahwiry Evangelical church will meet Thursday at 2 o clock at Mi honeefiky Minute Wonder of South Grand Avenue. The program includes devotional exercises, Mr de Dieht, Noms om Stoddard Lecture on ilo, Mim, GAY, Hensel, Ome Ov Work In Ching, George Tein, Chietien Misatona In China, and a ladies quartet performance.
An old advertisement extols a skin cure claiming eczema heals through the skin rather than internally. It promotes wintergreen based D. D. D. Prescription as a proven remedy and notes availability at Flocken's Pharmacy on Main and Center streets.
The manglot and body of Frank Ghronuhek, a farmer diving near Cleveland, were found by train crews at Randall this morning. Authorities think he may have been struck by a passenger train. railroad officials promise competent detectives to ensure no hours of safety are violated.
Local shop promotes Misses Hats priced at $2.60 with new shapes and colors including brown and red. A wool-vitale skirt regular price $7.50 is offered for 95.76 at Lud Wie's Specialty, highlighting stylish bags and fabrics.
Ladies acquire stylish trimmed hats in black and colorways priced at 6.00 dollars. Marion Clothing and Cloak Co offers these hats, signaling a ready-to-wear accessory option for shoppers seeking affordable headwear.
Violet Brewer, nine, who was abducted by her father three weeks ago en route to Olney Avenue school, was returned to her mother Mrs. Nettle Brewer in Upper Sandusky. The father Vanek Brewer, tied to a divorce case, reportedly moved the child to Arkansas to avoid authorities and possible prosecution, then sent her back to relatives in Upper Sandusky fearing discovery.
A lodge ceremony conferred degrees as a gathering met in the dining hall. The event featured a cheerful reception and acknowledgments. The Protected Home Circle prepared to attend the next meeting while Dustee of Importation was requested for a good turnout.
The death of John J. Plemmle, aged four weeks? occurred at Prospect, with funeral services planned for Thursday afternoon and interment at Prospect. The death followed a long illness, the direct cause stated as a stroke of paralysis last Friday, with the body to lie in state briefly before services.
Morton L. THll of Latinov reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle for six weeks. After eight physicians offered no relief, she used Dr. Dethon’s Reber or Rhetatiem and walked in three days. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy Druggist opposite Kerr House.
Tie devenwed aged eighty three years and had been a resident of Delaware county for a score of years. He was a prominent rural farmer owning vast farm lands in the county. Survived by a widow and two daughters Mrs W B Matthews and Miss John Manhent. Funeral at Prospect cemetery with interment there. Local dance tonight advertised with orchestra.
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