The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
Redwood

fleetwood, Jan. "a. Last Satur-
day evening at the interurban de-
pot, number OF experienced musi-
clans who are permanently located
in Richwood, took the inftiatory
steps toward the organization of
n first class band, a thing Redwood
has greatly felt the need of during
the past few years
Those connected with the organi-
lzation at this time are: Fred Wright
rred Rapp, Elmer Winter, Elmer
Schertzer, Frank Schertzer, Fred
r1nney, John Hildreth, Clyde lIlil-
!dreth. Bert LDveless, Frank Acker-
man, Frank Scott, David Neal, John
Langstaff, Frank Adams. Chas.
Mead and David Pritchard. There
are several other experienced musi-
clans in this vicinity who contem-
,plate Joining the organization but
We arc not at liberty to use their
names at this time. All these gentle
men are permanently located In
kichwood and propose to make the
thing a success.
George Smith of Marion, spent
yesterday circulating among old
friends In fleetwood.
l.. G. BEEN, Ed. McCombs, John
Lake and Wm. Biddle were in CO.
lumbus yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. speyer and fam
lily spent Sunday with Adam Paul
and family at Springfield.
Mrs. u. IL. HOtsenpuillar of Mag
netic Springs. spent Tuesday with
Mrs. George kosht of west Ottawa
street.
Miss Louie Clayton of LaRue,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her aunt Mrs. Alice Clayton and
lamily.
Miss Flo Wells OF indianapolis,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Gum and other relatives In Rich
wood at present.
Sam Baer visited his father and
other relatives at Marysville the
latter part OF the week
Miss Maude Smith spent Sunday
as the guest of her friend. Miss
belle Ginger OF Marion.
j. A. McDaniels, who resides
northwest OF town was presented
with nice baby boy, Jan. 13.
Ottie Lewis horse and buggy
were stolen from hitcarack on
Main street near the public square
last Wednesday night. The animal
is bay five years old, weighs
1850 pounds. The buggy is a rub
ber tire with black running gears.
"A reward OF fifty dollars Is offered
tor the return of the rig and the
arrest and conviction OF the thief.
Inc police IN all the surrounding
towns have been notified but thus
lar there has been no clue to the
rig or thief.
MIR. and Mrs. "A. b. Simons and
son of Sidney, N. ", have moved
to Redwood and Mr.. Simons has
purchased the interest of his faith
er-in-law, Jason Case, In the pro-
duce business here. The new firm is
known as the Case Produce Com
pany. r.. G.. Case retaining his in
terest In the business
j. b. Miller, formerly of Rich
wood, but now of Fortress Monroe,
virginia, ana Miss Ethel Winter OF
this place, were united In marriage
at the home OF the brides parents
Mrs and Mrs. W. s. Winter of
south Franklin street. Tuesday even.
ing, Jan. II, by Rev. Phillips,
IDastOr OF the Christian church Mr.
Miller is proprietor of the Palm
Hotel at Pnoebus, Virginia, where
no and his wife will make their fu-
tire home.
AT the meeting of the village coun-
len last Monday evening. 1t was
|declared, by unanimous vote OF
that body to be necessary to pave
Franklin street with vitrified brick
from the south stone sidewalk line
north to the north line of the Erie
railways right-of-way. making in
al over a half-mile OF paving In
the center OF the town.
Miss Ethel Cheney ID spending
tne week with friends in Gallon.
Otto II. Bogs OF Decatur. Ind ).
spent Sunday as the guest OF
friends In Rich wood.
Mrs. M. w. Hill and grandson.
Eugene Hill. took In the sights ut
Columbus. Friday.
Theodore kinnear. youngest son
ol Mrs. Wesley Kinnear OF this
pace 10 home on q three-months'