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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
En- Il SUPREME.
Varios juicios y apelacio.
mes en- p'eltos civiles Sc
veran en- aquei alto tri'
bunai.
Segundo termine de las sesio.
neS del ~ 1910.

En- el Tribunal Supreme hay
pendintes los siguientes senala-
mientos de apelaciones en- pleitos
civ1es, en- el 20, termino de sesiones
del ano. 1910.
Marco. Mart. S.-Blasina Rond6n
y Rond6n con Juan Mollfulleda y
otro, Nulidad de titulo.
Micro. 9.-Ulises R. Webb con
The Porto Rico American Tobacco
Co., cobro de cantidad por servicios
PROFESSIONALS.
Juev. 10.-Pablo Segarra Gonce
con Maria Josefa, Antonio y Saliva
dor Manrique de Lara, petici6n de
herencia y restitution de frutos.
Vierr. II 1-Agustina Matienzo
con Candelaria Morales Ferrer y
otros, reconocimiento y entrega de
herencia.
Mart. 15.-Casimiro A. Rivera
con Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, reco-
brar la posisi6n de una finca rdstica
y otros extremes.
Micro l6.-Arturo Diaz Valcarcel
con Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico y Wen
ceslao Borda Jr., reivindicacion.
Juev. 17.-Sucesi6n de Jose A.
Fernandez con Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico y Wenceslao Borda, reivindi-
cacion de bienes inmuebles E indem-
nizaci6n de perjuicios.
. . Viern. 1S.-Sucesi6n de CUTLER
mo Orrach con succession de Jacinto
Polanco. Nulidad y danos y perjui-
clos.
Mart. 29.-Tomas Quinones y
Guzman con Salvador y Gerardo
CASTILLO y otros, cobro de credito-
hipotecacio.
Mierc. 3O.-Jesus NJ. Amadeo
con Succession de Cruz y otros. ter
ceria de dominic.
Juev. 31.-Cayetano Cerame con
Ramon Sofia y otros, revo cacl6n de
una 6rden de injucci6n.
Abrll.-Viern Jose Romague-
ra Ca. con N. Castro y Compania,
cobro de dinero.
Mart. 5.-Rosa Maria Calaf y
otros con Federico Calaf Rivera,
nuidad de institution de heredero.
Micro. 6.-Rosa Maria Calaf v
ot1os con Federico Cafaf Rivera,
nuevo juicio en- case de nulidad de-
instruction de heredero.
Juev. Maria Hernandez, VIII
da de Suau Y otros con Esteban Cue
bas Y Arredondo y otros., reconoci-
miento y pago de credicto hipoteca-
rio.
viern .s.-Juan c. Mac Kormick
Y otro con Rufina Molinary y otros,
Deslinde y amojonamiento.
Mart. l2.-Petronila Suarez Y
Delgado Y otros con ell Banco Terri
torial y Agricola, nulidad de escri-
turas y cobro de dinero.
Micro. 13.-Elvira Fernandez
Blanco ct al con Jose Folk Molina
y Jose A. Fernandez, division de vie
mes poseidos en- comunidad.
Juev. l4.-Juan del Carmen Moli-
ma con Antonio Zecnini Y otros,
reivlndicaci6n Y otros extremes.
Viern, l5.-Concepci6n Colberg
Y Cuesta y otro con Francisco V
Dionisio Trigo. cobro de arrenda-
miento y otras obligaciones.
Mart. l9.-Jose c. Padro con Ra-
mon Valdez, dahos y perjuicios.
Micro. c.-20-Sergio Torruella con
Tomas Vazquez y otro, danos y per-
juicios.
Juev. 21,-Cayetano Coll Y Cuchf
V otro con Antonio Rigo, cobro de
honorarios.
Viern. 22.-Martin Belver con
Enrlque Calvo, cumpllmlento de un
contrato.
Mart. 26 Juan Ramon Torres
y otros ron secundino Torres V Ace
vedo y otros, cumplimiento de con-
trato.
Micro. 27.. The New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Co. con Fran
els H. Dexter, cobro de una fianza.
Juev. 2S.-Manuel Bustelo Guz-
man con succession de Manuel Coma
iez, cobro de dinero.
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PARA CURAR IN RESFRIADO EN-
IN Ola tome LxAIIvo BkoNo-QUISrSA
Il botlcario devolverz el dinero slno Sc
cura Ls hrma De E. W. GROve Sc balls
CO - c1uA
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LEASE.

Vendemos magnifcas semillas Red
Spanish a p..zcs c6modcs. Veude.
mos tambien 5 rotros para silla v CO.
che. Diryirse a Piza Hermanos
San Juan. ?. Il.
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DEFEND|ENDO 4 SU N|ET0
Continuation de lsspfgina Ia,

Continuation de lsS Spfgina 1a'
Miguel Ramos declare; que es her
mano de Maria Ramos; que conocio
q Huicy; que su hermana y Huicy
llevarcn amores en- 1902. habiendole
puesto casa el en- el barrio Palmarito
Y compro muebles al maestro Canales
que SUI hermana dio 4 luz un nlho en-
casa de Jusna, la madre del decla-
rante; que los gastos del alumbra-
miento fueron por cuenta de Huicy,
pues de h..era ell chiquito; que variss
veces hdicy le mandaba comprar
cerveza y lie decia que Ia llevara a ca
sa de Maria; q esta viva encasa de
Urbistondo que pagaba Hulcy; que
Huicv liza a dcrmir a esa casa algu-
mas veces en- la semana: que Huicy
tenia encargado a Meme Balseiro pa
ra que lie pasara Ia renta Maria;
que el testigo cobro esa renta unas
cinco, seis 8 slete veces Y siempre
eran de cinco pesos semanales, que
/ su hermana Ia asistio Julia Ocasio; {;
q. la madre del declarante consintio
los amores de Maria con Huicv que
ell niho enfermd y Huicy design6 ei
praticante q. lie euro; q. Maria fue q
vivir a la casa de.Palmarito, que pa
gaba Huicv. Ell septiembre de 1902
sin poder precisar cuanto tempo du-
raron las relaeiones. que mas tarde
Maria Sc fue con Dastas. que es casa
do;q. Dastas ofreci6 a Maria, nom
bre de Adolfo Ball, mil quinientos
dollars para que desistiera del pleito
contra los herederos de Huicy.
Sc suspendio la session hasta el dia
siguiente 25. que continue la prue-
ba de la demandante con los tcstigoS.
Manuel Ramos; Que es pariente de
Maria Ramos; que vivio en- .Arecibc
Y ahora en- Bayamon; que un ola pre-
-enciG La entrevista de Miguel Ra mos
hcrmaro de Maria, con Dastas en- Ia
casa de Ledesna, que Miguel recon-
venia a Dastas por haberle hecho fir
mar Maris un escrito y haberle O.
ire cido l 800 pesos Y que Dastas lie
con,est6 que no fuera bobo y conclu
yo por mandarlo paseo, diciendole
que no 10 fastidiara mas.
Ramon Almazan. farmaceutico.
declare. con vista del ibro de cuen-
;as corrientes de su establecimieato.
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t7Icci6n de csc edificio que tanta
ia!ta hace para el beneficio de los via
jeros Y que 81 no >e dan faciIidsdes
q Ia cOmpahEa 10 hara. Los via
leros oesultan peor tratados que
los isrdos de mercancia, puesto que
para los Sacos dc szicar hay mejor
protection del sol V de Ia uuvia que
para los vl4leros. ' ESQ es 10 Que Sc
trata DC remedisr con Ia construc-
cl6n de esa o>tacijn Que si no danos
terTenO barato Is compsifa no po-
drE levanlsr Il estae;6n. El Sr. di-
rector nos dIio que 81 Sc fijaba un
preclo mny alto para Ia venta del
solar. Is compsii2 no podha com
pEaE.c- presto cue e resultaba un
negoclo IulD0so y por 10 tsnfo no te-
d7ano= e=tsci6n. "a que el adauirir
ese terEen5 no $ con miras especu-
lativss
, Ctase Ia edici6a de uAHana)
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D|RECTOR|0 DE- SAN juan.

Manuel Travieso. Farmaceutieo
Con Is amos de experiencia profe-
sional, ofrece a usted sus serHcios
en- SUI bien surtida oficina de farma-
cia. San Jose, numero l24, "ccrca
del correo. ."-Esmero en- Ell despa.
cho de REcErAs.
Farmacia Colon. n.-Antguo esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizados. Plaza principal. San
Juan.
Herrero Hnos. s. en- C C-Importa.
dores y exportadores. Direction to-
legrafica-"Herrero" San Juan.
SaStrerla.---Lucas Iblftez San
Jose esquira i Luna. -Elegante tiie-
ra. Esmer, y prontitud. Precios M
dico.. Visitenos hoy. ~.
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Aboeados. -Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel M. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 1858. Box 366.San Juan.
Practicanto. : silvestre Feiioo
Martinez, Embalsamador- -Farma-
cia Colon v San Jose 6. San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. LA -seno:
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa 8 4 domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo T. ......s.t., +. j. >......,..,.
Ingeniero Civil.-Ramon Can
dfa C6rdeva, Tetuan S., ciucAd 8
Parada IL Santurce Miramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico.
SaStreria.."J. B, Monge. Corte
moderno. Gran su,tido en- corbatas,
puilos, cuellos y camisas. Precios
m6dicos. Visite este establecimiento.
San jose, No. 81, San Juan, P. R,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
WALDO.

Waldo. March 4--The Ladies Of the
Reformed Church were entertained
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
PROSPECT.

! Prospect, March i.-prospcct
| March 4-Pror. A. u. Jones, prin-
.Ciplc of our school. rendered his res
I ignatiun To the School Board to take
effect April 1st. He has accepted
position with the Rcdpath Lecture
Bureau of Chicago. This is MIR
Jones third year with our school.
having come from Waldo, o., where
nc WAS superintendent lie has done
exceptionally good work, and IL is the
unanimous regret of the people here
interested i'm educational matters,
that he should deem it expedient to
leave us. During his time here, he
has been instrumental in getting for
the school a fine plano, added nearly
100 volumes to the school library,
and he has also mRnaged three very
successful Lyccum courses for this
city. His life and work while in
Prospect proves that he is a chris
tian, n scholar and a good citizen in
every sense of the meaning.
Thursday, Miss Maggie Stimcr's
sunday School class of the Lutheran
church, spent most of the day at Mrs
George Keys east Of Prospect. Incl
dcntally the ladies were engaged in
quilting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas moved
to Radnor. o., this week.
Several of the farmers near Pros
peCt have opened their sugar camps,
but the trees have not yet made any
good runs because the frost is not all
out of the ground
MIR. James Showalter recently
moved from Prospect TO his new
home at Norton. O.
Messrs. Martin Kuehncr and Verne
Mounts were in Columbus Wednes-
day.
Mayor c II. Selanders, City Treas
urer, Watt Kyle, Township Clerk, A,
l.. Graham and Marshal Henry
Lauer were Columbus visitors Thurs
day.
Mr.. NJ. G. steel and family moved
from Bloomingsberg, o., to Prospect
this week. He. will reside on u farm
near town.
Mrs Ira G. Keller and daughter,
Mildred, went to Marion Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Minnie Rare of Columbus. is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Showalter
III W. W. LIN was tdbtNls W l'tld-
ware on professional business, Thurs
day.
Prof. ID. Il. Black, Supt of the
Fleetwood schools, but who resides in
Prospect, was unexpectedly called
to Mansfield, o., Wednesday, on ac-
count of the death of his father. Mrs.
Black aud their son John accompa-
MED him
The Lutheran Missionary society
met at their church Thursday even
ing
Mr.. b +. Fox is preparing to
build an addition and remodel his
dwelling house, just east of the
Union Mills. His intention is to
make il "A modern home.
Mr.. A. c. Grigsby is preparing toI
build large frame barn on his farm
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Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Pete
Huffman at her home west of town.
The NJ E. Ladies Aid Society was
nicely entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Edward Wilson.
Frank Worline and family moved
Thursday to a farm owned by Il. Mack
north of town.
Mr. and Mrs w C. Michels were
fleetwood visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. w. Benedict is in Cleveland
thisw eek in the interest of her millin
cry business.
The entertainment given Saturday
night by the Ladies of the NJ. II.
church was success socially and
and financially. The guessing contest
on the cake caused great deal of
amusement.
Mrs John Klinglc and Mrs. Wallace
I<lngle were Delaware visitors Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Anthony wero
Marion visitors Tuesday.
! Miss Lettie Schaaf and Walter Cole
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SchaaE
Miss Schaaf remained for the week.
Mrs. Flora Cook Is the guest Of
Westfleld friends.
quite Il number of school children
are out Of school ON account OF
whooping cough and measles.
Charles McKinsey and G. B. Rus
sell were Delaware visitors Sunday.
Mrs. william Wheeler visited friends
at Marion Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Luellen visited at Ma
rion this week
or the sick Mrs. Robert Place is
quite improved and William Michels
Is able to be down street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
KIRKPATRICK

Kirkpatrick, Marcn AIRS. Grace
LilSins who has been visiting friends
in Marion returned home Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jones was the guest Of
Mr. Roy Hill and family Wednesday
Mrs. Hanson Rice was called to In.
dlanapols by the Illness of her mother
Monday
Mr.. NJ V, Walton is suffering from
II slight stroke of paralysis.
DR. G. l.. Baker and family Misses
Ella Baker and Edith Reeder were
the guests of Mr.. II. T.. Rowe and
family Wednesday,.
Mr.. Harry Dorton of Red Bush, KY,
is the guest Of his sister Mrs. Sanford
Smith, this week.
Mrs. Mary Linn and Lizzie Brooks
were the guests OF Mrs. Mary HlL
Friday.
Miss Mabel Rowe of Marion was tho
guest of Mr. r.. Z. Rowe and family
Saturday.
Misses Edith Weir. Elma Brooks
Mabel Rowe, and Messrs Harold
Brooks Dice Alexander and Walter
Kerr were the guests OF Miss Ruth
Reeder, Sunday
A number Of young peoDle gave
Miss Goldie liams a pleasant surprise
Wednesday evening In honor of he
nineteenth birthday. Games and mu-
sic were the features of the even
ing. A good time was reported fror
those present
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
NIAIsTiiII.

Martel March 4-Mr. Lawrence Kerr
was in Marion Thursday on business
Mr. Elva jackson was in Caledonia
Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Roscn mas moved upon
a farm near Monnette Station.
Mr.. Pierce Tenart was in Marion
Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Linsday of Monnette
Station has moved into the property
vacated by Frank Rosan.
Mrs. Tenant Of Marengo is visiting
her sister Mrs A. G. Downs,
sir. Orie Fisher was business visit
or in Gallon Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Cyphors was in Marion
Tuesday.
Mrs. Allie Benfcld is visiting in Co
lumbus this week.
Quite number of Martel folks at
tended "Way Down ,n Maine" given
by the High school in Caledonia Fri
day night.
Mr.. Gedsge Weidenmair was bust
ness visitor in Marion Wednesday.
Miss Ito Bending entertained at her
homo about thirty of her young
friends in honor of her 18th birthday
Wednesday evening. The evening was
passed with games and music A dain-
ty lunch was served.
Mr.. Peter Weidermain was In Ma
rion Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Burton was in Gallon
Friday.
Mr.. Elva Jackson was at Toledo last
week where he purchased a butcher'r
outfit. Mr.. Jackson will start u meat
market in the near future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
Income Versus
Matrimony
THE LENGTH OF THE PURSE
SHOULD DEPEND ON THE
DISPOSITION or THE
illjNI BRIDE. ~


NOW a minister arises and says that
young couples do not need $4,000
year TO wed.
This was in answer to the Rev.
Wright Gibson of Pittsburg, who said
that he would not unite any couples in
marriage unless the intended BRIDE
groom had an income of at least $1,000
a year.
Poverty leads to divorce" said the
Rev. Mr.. Gibson, "and / do not pur-
pose to assist the divorce court"
| Says the Rev. Isaac Haldeman of New
York in answer. Some of the happl-
est marriages ever made have been
those Of people who in the worlds eyes
were very poor"
And so the eternal discussion Is
waged.
The truth is that the amount OF the
future husbands income should be
largely based on his future wife's dis
position Some women can be poor
gracefully because their desires are not
great and little things satisfy them. A
home life and quiet, inexpensive pleas
ures give them supreme happiness But,
no matter how much In love a woman
is, she cannot change her nature. and
that nature is bound to crop out after
| the honeymoon. The woman who
! knows the difference between three dol
lar and one dollar satin is not apt to
be satisfied with the latter even though
she may pretend to be.
The woman Of high education who
has travelled and cultivated her tastes
and talent to the highest degree will
eat her heart out doing her own house,
work in a small fat with an outlook
on a row of back yards. Under the in
1uence of love she may delude herself
into believing that she could endure 1t,
but, through no fault of her own, that
form OF life is absolutely impossible to
her
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
RI(HWOOD.

Redwood March Airs. j. NJ.
Farley of Edison, Ohio, visited with
relatives and old friends in Rich
wood several days during the past
week.
New York, are visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |. Miller ON
North Clinton street.
Mrs. Tilie Cahil and son Chester
left last week for Ashvlle North
Carolina, where they cXcpct to re-
main until about the LIST of April.
Louie Scheiderer of Marysville,
spsnt several days the latter part
of this week the guest of his father,
NJ. j. Scheiderer off Bccm's addition.
John Gundcr of Marion and his
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Gundcr of Rich
wood, were called 10 Marysville
Tuesday by the death of relative.
Henry NJ Vaughn.
Mrs w H. Ross OF South Clinton
street is spending the week in COL
umbus with her daughter, Mrs. j. r..
Schradcr and family, and her son,
Charles, a student at the O. $. L.
Thos. NJ. Brannon of Columbus,
was in Redwood yesterday on bus
mess. While here he called ON a
number of his old friends who were
pleased to see him looking so we'll
Miss Ruth Lake who is employed
in Marion, spent several days last
week as the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Lake east of
fleetwood.
Little Miss Louise Woolard is SER
iously i'll at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Woolard of North
Franklin street. She is suffering
from nervousness.
Miss Vera Crafty of Columbus,
Saturday and Sunday was the guest of
Mrs. 7. p Crafty and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Winter at their home on West
Ottawa street.
a. w. Conland of Jewctt, Ohio a
registered Pharmacist, has accepted
position at the Eagle Drug store
of NJ, G. Wolgamot. Edward Kin
ney who has been assisting Mr.. VOL
gamot for some time past will still
hold his position.
The handsome brick building on
the east side of Franklin street oc-
cupied by the Factory Store, was sold
and transferred to Mrs. Lloyd Winter
on Tuesday by l.. II. Stephenson. 1t
is one OF the best business rooms
In Redwood and is good invest
ment for the purchaser.
Deputy Sheriff Bolcnbaugh of
Marysvllle, was In Redwood ycster-
day on business.
Walter Martin has accepted d
lucrative position Ia Columbus and
left for that city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bosh of Mar
ion. were guests of Harriet Bosh and
family Saturday and Sunday
DR.. Guy Williams of Columbus, was
guest over Sunday of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Williams of South
Franklin street.
b. +. Carmean left Tuesday for
Fairfield county, New Mexico, on n
business trip. He has valuable min
ing interests in that section.
Pearl Phlnney of Buchannon, West
Virginia, has been home for several
days visiting with her mother, Mrs
5. A. Pinney and other relatives and
old friends In Redwood.
Mayor Ogan had a few drunks be-
fore him Sunday which Marshal
Sloop picked from his drag net Satur-
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AGosTA

Agosta, March 4.-Mr. and Mrs
William Burley, of Marion, were
guests of relatives here, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. George Black, of Marion, was
business visitor in this village.
Thursday.
Mr.. Carl Richards. of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Is visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. II. o. Richards, at present.
Miss Margaret Gillooly returned to
her home in Moral, Wednesday, aft
er short visit with Miss Nina Dut-
ton.
Miss Pearl Johnson attended the
Elk's Mlnstrels in Marion, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Merwyn Barnthouse is on the
sick list.
Mrs. w. f. Hill and Miss Mary
Cone were guests OF Mrs A. ID.
Schultz, of Meeker, Wednesday.
Mr.. John Dean. of Indianapolis
Indiana. spent Monday and Tuesday
at the w. Il. Dutton home.
Mrs. IL. l.. Sylvester and daughter
Genevleve, left for Marion, Tuesday,
where they Will spend few days
with the formers sister, Mrs. George
Black.
Mrs. Jenny Grim was a guest at
the home of her son, Mr.. Frank Grim,
from Friday until Monday.
Mr. II. ID. Horton, who has been
quite ill.,. is convalescing.
Mrs. II. o. Richards delightfuly en-
tertained the members of the Ladies'
Aid Society at her home Wednesday
afternoon After the regular business
was transacted the time was spent
socially. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Mildred Jones. of Newman's
Bridge, is visiting at the home of MI
and Mrs. j. A. Rusler.
Master Thaymor Wilson Is con-
fined to his home by slight Illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller left Tuesday
for visit with relatives In LaRue.
Mr.. Clarence Young returned to
Newark Monday, after weeks Visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. e.
Young.
Mrs. Marion Leslie has returned to
her home In LaRue, after short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Miller
A dance will be given in the Opera
house hall, Thursday evening, March
10th.
Mr.. Howard Moore, of Springfield
is visiting relatives here, at present
Mr.. Scott Apt, of Marion, Is the
guest of Mr. Otis Johnson.
/. O. o. f. lodge Will give dahce
at the Opera House hall, Thursday
evening, March 17th.
Mr.. j. p. Barnthouse. OF Moral
was looking after business. In TINS
village Thursday,
Miss Nina Dutton and her guest
Miss Lenore Dean, of Indianapolis
Ind, were calling on Marion friends
from Wednesday until Friday.
Mr.. e. r. Wilson. travelling sales
man, of Dayton Ohio, spent from
Friday until Monday with his family.
A daughter was born to MT. and
Mrs. Charles Laird, Thursday morn
ing.
Mr. C. w. Dutton was business
visitor In Marion Saturday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
MUST PAY TAX.

Albany n. Y, March 5.--United
States Senator w. A. Clark OF Mon
tana, must pay a franchise tax on
the w. A. Clark Realty company.
the corporation he organized to build
his mansion in New York City, ac-
cording to the decision today of the
court of appeals.
In 1905 the state levied a fran
chise tax and Clark objected, claim-
ing he owned every share OF the
companies stock and never attempt
ed to sell any. The appeal taken
favored his contentious; but the
court of appeals reversed the decis-
ion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
CALEDONIA.

Caledonia, March Miss Gcrtruds
Seckcl left for Cleveland Wednes
day where she will purchase hor
spring stock of millinery.
The q. V. II. w. met at the home
of Mrs. Laura Pittman Thursday af ,
ternoon Officers were elected Tor the
year.
Mrs, James Morten Is quite sick at
her home on south Main street
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Schlentz, re-
turned Saturday from Chicago.
A son of DR.. Throgmorton is serious
~ sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Horace Underwood left Thurs
day for El Paso Texas, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Il. Hensel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Patten returned
home from Marion Wednesday after
spending several weeks with their
daughter Mrs. Frank Douce.
j. l.. Fell was in Cleveland Wednes-
day on business.
l.. c. Donnenwitn was in Mariop
Thursday on business.
Mrs G. D. Margraff is on the sick
| list.
Mrs. George Roberts of Marion was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Doyle visited
last week at Mansfield.
T.. p. George was in Columbus
Thursday on business.
Jacob Martin moved his household
goods to Moral Thursday.
Mrs. Bennett, of Mt. Gilead Is visit
| ing her sister Mrs. Charles Virtue.
Miss Coral Douce of Delaware spen
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents west OF town.
Miss Edith Ward who hase been
seriously sick for several days is re
ported better.
Charles Timpson moved into thu
house occupied by Charles Iden ant
family, Frank Foos moved into th'
house vacated by Timson.
Samuel Dorlsbaugh of Centralia i'll.
was called here Tuesday on accoun
of the serious illness of his fathe
John Dorlsbaugh.
Mrs. Catherine Margraff one Of tn
oldest residents of our village passes
laway Thursday afternoon at her hom
on North Water street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

just south of town along the Scioto
river.
ON account of high water there was
no school at Prospect Tuesday and
Wednesday. The water entered the
basement of the school building and
drowned out the fire.
The Methodists have been holding
their revival meeting in the Baptist
church for the last few days on ac-
count of the high water
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
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