The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-10
Wealthy Farmer Of Agosta
Wants Wife.
Also has Three Divorces K
His Credit. -
Notwithstanding John Butler Is
Willing to Once Again Take Unto
Himself q Wife.

l"I want wife, and I do not know
|oe any person who is better qualified
to get one for me than yourself" said
John Butler, well-to-do farmer, of
Agosta, when he walked into the
mayors office Tuesday afternoon.
The mayor was in conference with
City Solicitor Donithen at the time,
but he Immediately laid business
aside to attend to the wants Of his
Extraordinary caller. The city solic-
itor was also requested 10 become
interested in the search for a wife
for Butler.
Butler told the officials that he
wants wife between the ages of 30
and As years, and prefers a woman
without any children. He said that
he has three children, aged respect
lively 8, and 8 years, and that he
IL tired of living alone, and wants
some one to become a mother to his
little ones. He owns nice home at
Agosta, and is we'll able to support
a wife. Butler has been married
three times and divorced fully as
many. His extensive experience in
the matrimonial market should guar
antee that he has had enough of it
to know how to properly treat
wife.
Both the mayor and the solicitor
promised Butler that they will do all
that is possible to secure wife for
him and arrangements have been
made for all applicants to apply at
the office OF the mayor in person.
Charles Stull, the bartender at the
Werley saloon, on Hoyle street, who
was arres ID Tuesday, on a charge
Iof having his saloon open after clos
Ing hours, was given a hearing in
the mayors court Tuesday afternoon.
Stoll changed his plea when he en-
tered court and admitted that he had
kept the saloon open, but denied that
he had sold any drinks. He said that
he kept the doors in the partition
around the bar open SO that he could
pass to and from the kitchen and
The lunch counter, without going
around In order to save time.
The mayor assessed fine Of s13.
which amount he paid. The fine is
the lightest that has been handed out
to any of the violators of the screen
ordinances.
FRANK James, who was arrested
yesterday afternoon for fast driving.
and fined So. is being held AT the
city prison until he can secure the
money to pay The fine. James is a
horse trader, and was encamped
with party Of traders, east of the
city.
John White, drunk, was arrested
last night on North Main street, by
Officer Hostetter. White had no
money, and after talking to him and
securing his promise to dc better in
the future, the mayor released him.
N"'wi.hsIdhuihs tne present In
clement weather, the mayor believes
that there will be general co-opera.
tion OF the residents OF the city in
observing Arbor Day, April 12, as a
DAY for cleaning and beautiying the
city.
Mayor Scherff wants every resident
10 set aside Friday and spend as
much the day as is possible in
lcleaning up about his premises. A
small amount Of work done by ev-
cry one In the city will do a wonder
full amount Of good and will improve
the sanitary condition OF the city. A
large number of extra garbage wagons
VIII be In service to carry away the
results of the cleaning up.
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