The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-03
MAYOR THOMAS CRUBEK
Causes Big Four to Come to
Time.
NFrom Now on Train No. 10 will
Stop at Caledonia Residents
are Happy.

ObleuOnld AIBp . hdyOl l. a.
Gruber who has been having war
with the Big Four railroad came out
victorious. Several days ago the may
or commenced suit against the COM
pany for vivolating the speed ordin-
ance, which was put into effect on the
refusal to stop train here. The date
of the hearing was set for Monday
but before the case came to trial the
officials of the road stated they would
like to arbitrate the case.
Tuesday aft ,rnoon Supt. Il. NJ. Cos
tin of Clevel tud came here and after
talk with the mayor agreed to
stop No. 19 here regularly and pay
n the costs of the suit. This mayor
Gruber agreed to do and the case was
considered closed.
Mr.. Edison r Miles of New York
who for three years has been with
E. II. Southern and Julia NARROW in
Shakespearian rlays has been drilling
a company of Edison in bright lit
tie play called Captain Racket" The
company will appear at Caledonia on
Wednesday evening, August 7th.
Miles Hipshor son of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Hipsher residing west of town
was slightly Injured last week while
assisting to make hay. Miles and a
younger brother Forest, were on the
load when the wagon gave lurch and
Forest in attempting TO get his bal
ance thrust ole of the fork tines
through his brc theirs left heel.
Workmen are engaged this week
in repairing the Methodist church
which was damaged by lightning
some weeks ago. The damage done the
building was estimated at $110. The
money was paid over to the church Of
ficials only few days ago which
was the cause o. delaying the repair
work
Mayor Il. A. Gruber of Caledonia
and Tom Carroll of Marion secured
the contract for building two new
stone pixies in the southern part of
Morrow county The pixies were sold
the 23rd and the total length OF the
two is 56 miles the contract price
being $2S,529.550. They are both to
be constructed Of crushed lime stone
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. u
Church was entertained at the home
of Mrs Elizabeth Hart Thursday af-
ternoon. After the regular business
of the society had been transacted
luncheon was served.
l.. ]. Russell residing south OF
town had Valuable COW killed by
lightning during the storm Thursday
night. The COW was in the center OF
pasture field with no trees anywhere
near.
Misses Lavine Drake. Mamma Mose
and Bertha Gray, of Caledonia wn'
took the teachers examination at Ma
rlon on July were each given
certificate for one year.
Mrs. o. ]. Miller and son Warner
of Mt. Gilead vsited her cousin Mrs
ID. b. Hart on Saturday. Mrs. Har
returned, with Ter to spend few day
with relatives,
Miss Isabelle Virtue with her Sun
day school class composed OF mum
her of little boys and girls held a pic
mic in Rinkers grove west OF town
Tuesday. A lcasant time was ha'
by all present
John Iden sold his dray outfit Il
James Morton Monday, For the pas
few months there have been two dra,
lines here by the deal Monday ldel
will retire from the business Leaving
but one.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mr.
Bryant Adams south of town Tues
day.
Misses Beatrice Ryan and Gertrud
O'Donnell returned TO their homes 1
Marion Sunday after weeks visI
with friends here.
Mrs. Emma Hunter and daughte
Carrie of CLEVELAND are the guests 9
Mat Fiends and family south of tow
this week,
A valuable horse belonging to Slla
Doyle died last week. Mr.. Doyle ha
been offered better than 5000 for tn
animal and refused to sell 1t,
Mr.. Ira S. Trey of Satlago, Califorr
Ia, and Mrs. b.. G. Young of Mario
were guests OF Mrs M. R. Harr
son few days this week
About twenty-five Italian laboreI
arrived here Tuesday aud will be EN-
loyed by the Erie grading theI
tracks. They are housed in numbe
of cars
A. NJ Dlts and family were tn
guests Of relatives in Bucyrus Thurs
day
Miss Mable Dickson of Trumbu
county is the guest of relatives her
this week.
Mrs Fanny Gilbert of Ashland We
the guest OF w. B. Kellog last weel
The Ladies' Aid society of the \
~ r. church held q picnic IN Rlnkor
grove west of town Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Douce returned hon