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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
8
An advertises suits with dip fronts cuff detail bias pockets long lapels tapered trousers and hard finish scotch cloths at deeply discounted prices. The copy claims vast selections meeting varied tastes from modest to foxy styles.
The ad touts Sam Peck Clothes with prices from 12.50 upward, inviting customers to view the line described as the best value. It promises durable shape and long wear, claiming the garments will pay back every penny invested and urging attention this evening.
The Marion family Theater presents a vaudeville bill this week led by real Keith headlining act. A trio of Wack Toon entertainers Lydeil Butterworth Morton join the show with banjo artist J Apple. A lively evening promises fresh acts and plenty of variety for patrons.
Auctioneer W. Sells offers to auction all public sales at reasonable prices. Service includes warranty satisfaction and materials. Located at 494 West Ceir, phone 673. Date noted October 8, 1930.
In Marion County, Mrs Florence Love Templeton seeks temporary alimony and a note recovery against H Templeton. The case of Agathoet Street Car Company seeks to recover a note of 2005.70 secured by real estate. A motion to tax costs was filed in the Mortl case against Marion Railway Light and Power for nonresidents. Also a health ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with a money-back offer.
Charlie Ward of Green Camp and Anna Fay of Goluuibelly were married Saturday at 4 PM on Main Street in a small ceremony witnessed by local residents. The bride is known in the city and the groom a young farmer from Green Camp. They will reside on a farm near Green Camp.
Paul Ziggler an employee of Pittsburg Steel and worker on Marion Steam Shovel project was arrested at Columbia Sunday by Officer Vinh and arraigned before Justice Gompf for defrauding Central Emergency Hospital. His wife had undergone surgery there and he left town without payment. Ziggler had traveled from Pittwane to Marion for the new law step, with a hearing set for the afternoon.
A Sunday court session saw fines and arrests in Clebs and Societies cases. A farewell gathering for the Nitrauer family west of Morval drew about seventy neighbors with baskets, games, and a Mozart club meeting announced for Ada Bowen’s home.
A young girl Anna Boxwell daughter of Mins Jeanie Hoxwell of Longville suffered severe injuries when horses belonging to C. L. Bish kicked her face as she tried to drive them Sunday evening. She was taken to a city doctor with a deep gash on the lower jaw and the upper jaw shattered, with front teeth broken off. surgeons expect her to recover.
Reverend Charles Smith argues that scientists and geologists sow confusion among Christians by presenting alleged conflicts with scripture. He praises Christ as the world’s light and emphasizes biblical education over secular thinking while warning that modern education can unsettle faith. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement ends the item.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Forder were held at Calvary Evangelical Church on Wednesday morning with Rev Housel officiating. Burial followed at Marion cemetery after a prior death at the Forder home on Bellefontaine Avenue and Windwor Street.
Police court reports a burglar entered a Viatne home Friday afternoon while the family was away and stole a silver watch two golf chains and two other items. Police were notified Saturday and conduct an investigation aiming to capture the culprits. Edward Hill celebrated his birthday by getting drunk and was arrested by Officer Bal for a othersing incident.
The remains of O and Rhoads, who died suddenly in Columbus, were removed from the vault and interred at MPO cemetery. Rev. Rourke conducted the services at the vault with town relatives present. Attending relatives include Kenton, J C House, Me Gread, Mrs J McSrngken, and others.
Officials from the C D and M electric railway and Inecal meet Hocking Valley officials to discuss a required crossing for the Silver Street extension. The Pennsylvania road grants permission to cross but Hocking Valley has yet to concede. A possible intervention may be needed before the local line can cross. Private car 999 with Provident F D Underwood and others visited on Sunday. Creviston of Hammond will take the former interlocking superintendent role in Sterling. Ryab of Toledo now works the third trick at the Pennsylvanian telegraph, Jackson Cole resumes duties after a bereavement, and telegraphing work across Carey to Walbridge is planned. Rheumatism cure claims 24 hours lead time from Dr Detchon’s Relief. Dutch Market promises food and fun Tuesday evening 6 to 7.
An old advertisement touts Mirror Wast Qoluma claiming guaranteed cure for piles including trebing and protruding forms within 6 to 11 days or money refunded. The copy mixes misspellings and dubious medical claims.
Caledonia residents report a burglary spree by a youthful gang Sunday at the Mth Client area. A post office cash drawer and a Gaddis butcher shop were entered, yielding about $7 in change and minor items. A plate glass door was pried loose and a window entry used, prompting police to conduct patrols and seek suspects. Local shop notices and sales fill the rest of the page with a dress sale featuring a 96.00 woolen dress skirt advertised at Ledwos for 3.98.
A fragment recounts a spelling game where contestants debated the correct form of a word under time pressure. Noah Webster is cited as authority, with the first correct answer recorded at 6 20 am, as a sturdy local figure claims the day.
Local notice invites the community to a supper served by the Dutol Giebi group at the Uhole Dubeh parish hall this Tuem evening from six to eight o'clock, supporting church par lors.
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