Big Democratic Meeting Draws National Figures in Denver
Ex governor James EB Campbell and U S Senate hopeful I J Dunn arrived for the second large Democratic campaign meeting in Denver. They were greeted by the reception committee, hosted at the Commercial club, and a party workers conference followed at the Royal Skating rink prepared for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB. Campbell
Ohio
I. J. Dunn
William J. Bryan
Denver
Commercial Club
Royal Skating Rink
Hanan Shoes Emphasized by Steady Fit and Service
Advertisement stresses the word fine to highlight Hanan Shoes satisfaction based on fit comfort style and service. Other shoes borrowed the term but Hanan claims superior value through consistent quality.
Campaign speakers to address large crowd at rink
Caplicty for two thousand attendees set for an evening event. Marion Wand Nee Deen to perform a greet concert before the meet at the rink. Governor Campbell is to recognize a speaker who will oppose Foraker for the U.S. Senate seat. J J Dunn, famed orator, will discuss the Commoner and Bryan. The rally promises a strong campaign program with national and local issues. Ladies invited. ushers will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Wand Nee Deen
Chatremen DD
Ro Orbasinger
Campbell
Ohio
United States
Senator Forsker
Foraker
J. J. Dunn
Denver
William J. Bryan
Corps of
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, swears the firm will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason confirms this December 6 1886. Cure advertised as ingestible and affecting blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. CHENEY &@ CO
Married at Prospect Irene Augenstein Weds Ambrose Bufford
Ambrose M Bufford and Mira Irene Augenstein united in marriage at the Lutheran parsonage in Prospect Wednesday evening at 7 o clock. Rev L HW Hurfelbrink performed the ceremony in the presence of a few friends. The bride, a popular local young lady, and the groom, a well known Prospect area farmer, will reside on a farm in Pleasant township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Ambrose M. Bufford
Mira Irene
Augenstein
Prospect
L. HW. Hurfelbrink
Pleasant Township
Local Events Spotlight: City and County Update
City and county readers can catch ongoing local happenings in a brief update. The note highlights upcoming meetings, community activities, and neighborhood projects with emphasis on timeliness and accessibility for residents.
Wheels R R Property At Issue In Local Court
Hocking Valley detective Shenyon found wheels claimed by Peter Little to be railroad property and not bought at Brown's shop. Little was bound over to the grand jury on a $300 bond after waiving examination. Reed vs Young was dismissed as a trivial neighborhood dispute. Willam Weir and Martin Burns faced intoxication charges with fines or confinement as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Little
Peters
Mr. Little
Brown
Hocking Valley
W. M. Shenyon
Hocking Valley Railroad
Shenyon
Little
Scherff
Almira Reed
Benjamin Young
Plain Off
H. Edmund Hill
Thanksgiving Football Plan Forms at Tally Way Club
A meeting of the Tally Way club members last night organized a Thanksgiving Day football game. Enthusiasm was high and a strong team is expected. A date will be set with a leading regional team. Fred Thonpton, DeWolfe, and Harry Omette named to recruit players. About thirty candidates anticipated. Practice starts immediately at Wort Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Way
Fred Thonpton
DeWolfe
Harry Omette
Wot Park
Rally Week at Calvary Evangelical Church Inspires Activity
Rally week at Calvary Evangelical Church boosts programs with a prayer meet and an ing rally reception for Rev H C Berger and family. The evening program features music and a 7 20 start. Rev F C Berger of Cleveland will preach next Sunday morning and evening. The annual school rally is at 9 00 next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
H.C. Berger
F.C. Berger
Cleveland
Young People’s Alliance
Breaks Own Nose In Morning Car Repair Incident
George Pickering of Leader Street, a prominent Big Pour railroad car inspector, was injured in a morning accident while repairing a car when his grip slipped and his hands struck his face, breaking his nose and forcing a few days off work. The item also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Flocken's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pickering
Leader Street
Pickering
Clubs and Societies Honor Mrs Stone at Mt Vernon Ave
Local luncheon hosted by Mrs HH Stone drew numerous ladies including Mesdames Darmedy La Marche Strelitz Anthony Honefanger Vans Abler Culberson Kling Wilson Sargent Sulll Hane Quigley Matthews and Knapp with Mrs Adelaide of Upper Sandusky among out of town guests. Bridge at six tables followed by a display of autumn leaves and a nursery of social activities. Officers elected for the year include Mrs Hungate president Mrs Dundore vice president Mrs Boyer secretary treasurer and a flower committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Stone
Mt Vernon Avenue
Yeatertay
Jon Darmedy
la Marche
M. Strelitz
J. Anthony
Arthur Honefanger
Dan Vans
If. J. Abler
Mac Culberson
Amos Kling
Eva Wilson
H.C. Sargent
M. J. Sulll
van HB. Hane
Herry
Nix
Bridge
Mae Gutherson Aulding
Hendsome
Inge
Rhema Cre In A Day Cure Claim By Dumble Pharmacy
A disputed old advertisement promises Rhema Cre rapidly cures neuralgia and related ailments in two to three days. It claims to remove the disease's cause and produce an immediate disappearance, with a price of 75 cents and one dollar. The seller is listed as The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denon Kener
Isneuma- Us
Dumble
Kerr House
Man of the Hour troupe visits city on Wednesday
Railroad master mechanic G F DePaw of Gallon surveyed a busy scene as the Pennsylvania road brought the Man of the Hour troupe to the city on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. DePaw
the Hill
Gallon
Pennsylvania
Thie City
Court Happenings in Tipton Divorce Case Contempt Motion
In common pleas court Thursday Mary Tipton files contempt motion against George D Tipton over missed alimony. Decree dated October 1, 190d ordered monthly $12 payments totaling $144. defendant allegedly unpaid through October 16. Judge orders defendant to appear Monday November 9 at 9 oclock for attachment hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mary Tipton
George D Tipton
Comanon Plas Court
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Grove’s Formula
An old vendor advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine to cure colds in a day. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Palace event: a Gelwinger’s Hall concert by an orchestra tonight.
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Drugeists
Grove
Pance
Gelwinger’s Hall
Interesting Volley Ball in MA Gym League Recap
The YMCA volleyball league at the MA gym held its weekly tournament with six teams. Games used twenty one points per win, results included Hercules 21 over Republics 14, Libertys 14 over Patriots 9, and Warriors 6 over Independents 20 with Independents winning 21 21 in the final series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MM. C. A. Volleybill League
Gamins
Hercules
Republics
Local Personal Notices From Columbus and Nearby Cities
Collected items list residents visiting relatives and guests. Rovert Wher of Caledonia visits Marion. J W Thomas travels to Sterling. Miss Jones of South Prospect Street visits Columbus. J W Stouffer, Pennsylvania Railroad official, visits city. Adelaide Hare of Upper Seas ducky stays with Mrs Hames. Mrs William Stark visits her mother Mrs Murgoyne in Lima. Arley Marwell of Albuquerque visits N Gompf on Bialne Avenue. Harry Garberson leaves Cleveland after visit with Mrs George Abler. H M Gunder of Schaffner undertakers vacations in Springfield and Cincinnati. Mrs Minnie D Ray of South Main Street recovering after operation.
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Murgoyne
Lima
Arley Marwell
Albuquerque
New Mexico
N. Gompf
Bialne Avenue
Harry Garberson
George Abler
Cleveland
H. M- Gunder
Schaffner Undertaking Establishment
Springfield
Cincinnati
Minnie D. Ray
South Main Street
Florence Richards Chapter Meets at Wesley M B Church
Lodge WWotes Florence Richards Chapter of the W C T U held a well attended meeting at Wesley M B church on Wednesday afternoon with devotionals by Mrs Lottie Osborne and reports from the state convention read. The group discussed distributing necessities to the poor for the coming winter and urged Marion residents to support relief efforts amid immediate distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Richards
Wesley M. B
Local Births and Social Notices From City Halls
An item notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs overt Owen of Fahey Street on Tuesday. Royal and Belect Masons held regular meetings at the lodge halls on Wednesday evening. The Powel 3S. Claas will host a church social tomorrow evening the 24th inviting members and friends. Benjamin Fy Treep and Martha of the city were married and will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn
Overt Owen
Fahey Street
Royal and
Belect Masons
Lode
Powel 3S
Claas
Benjamin” Fy Treep
Martha
Thin City
Auctioneer G W Sells Handles Public Sales
G W Sells, auctioneer at 439 West Center, offers public sales at reasonable prices with guaranteed satisfaction. Contact 673 for details. Baby shown in today’s paper described as a hummer and worthy of a read.
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Baby
G. W. Sells
West Center
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MIC
CONDY
Seles Eahien Downs
Kleinmaier Bros
Dunno
Rink
Dunn
Bryan
Hanan
Waddell
Hanan Agents
State of
Irene Augenstein
Ambrose Bufford
City and' I County
Mikror
Pete Little
Reed-Young
Avillam Weir
North Main Street
Hostetter
Babcock
Thompson
Martin Burns
Center Street
Joseph Miller
E. Center
C. Rocwrwan
Rally Werk
Calvary
Rev
H. C. Berger
Hollister
Flocken
Clubs
Shura
The
Wesley A 1
Shurz
H. P. King
Rey
Harry Ammanti
Delaware Avenue
Hazel Leffler
Jeanette Hamilton
Mr. and
Mire
M. J. Sullivan
Adelaide Hare
Upper Sandusky
Panama
the Denman-Jenner Company
Weyside Lodge
Warner & Edwarde
Warner & Edwards
the Consumers Wholesale Grocery
Owen Bros
C. E. Burris
Jeweler & Optician
Castoria
H. Schaffner Co
South Malin Street
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