Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • Page 2

KAKYSVIEEE HABYSTOEE, AI BATKIN'G POOL OftGEO. at btigketball Ift-tW AlfeArjrhfere ttnlay the municipal swimming for the convenience of persons! who watch the bathera. Large crowds have been collecting the pool each afternoon and FUNERAL roit HARRlfef VIOLEU Funeral rites will be held Friday, 2 p. m. for Mrs.

Harriet Violet, 84, widow of Frank Violet and mother of Frank Holt, of who died 6f pneumonia, at ji. Wednesday, In her home Mechanlcsbnrg. She Wad in ill heilth sojne ttoft Ftve sons, Hoy, of Coltuqbus; Harry, Arthur, Milton and Thomas, of near Mechrfhlcsbufg; aafl laughter, Mrs. the Maple Qrove Cemetery. STORES CLOSE ON SATURDAY LOCAL BUSINESS PLACES WILL BE OPEN flfrfOAY NtQHT Of Manager FrSrtk Bald today that the floodlights at thb pool 'Will In operation Friday qfwnporary lightn have beea used since the pool opened, Jt was also stated today that per- signed for season tickets the pool project was nrat Sponsored are requested to get Ueliets at once.

It is said that Of the tickets-at once is BBpeclaHy urged eo -that aolicltora not have so many 'homes to visit warning motorista not go faster than fifteen miles on hour park today. The ftwlmhilrtgiptmf bcaid methbor? say tftat the limit-will be rlKidly as it is needed tor tho On ttf 'childrsn "who go to the fhe bdard will request that jBtlft fines be asseesed on poreons the order. A Monte A modem, home is ft switch controls ener.v- thing-but children. FISH FRY Friday Evening, July 3" Fleck's Camp Three Wiles oast wt MarysVllle on tlie'DelawAi'e Road. Builder Slain 4 MBMA NOT4CE, SANDALS and The following are naked to go to the lawyer Insurance Co.

office la West Fifth Street In connection the Marysville 'Buniness Men's Association campaign: Hans Gebherdt, Albert Rausch, Schalderer, Koeabellu Hichey, Joe Bishop, Hestor Boleii Fred Omeriod, Frits Johns, J. C. Hartshorn, Marcella IlhodesJ Chris, Edward Bcheln, Aana Jllchard Cllne, Albert Graves, "Mrs. Ralph; Kendall, Mathias Ixischky. in our window.

Youll Need Them at the New Pool Galloway's MarypHle and Union County cltl avi panning for the second "double TidJlday" of the year this week, wITTf the FoWlfi of July Tall- Ing on Saturday and providing two daya work. Most cofftmttnitiea of Use county, are ptaunfttg elaborate gatherings, the plans for which, have been described lit detail as the arrangements were completed. Marysvllle's part In the day's celebration will be an all-day cele-j bration.sponsored by the Legion at the county The prograpi includes four liRrnefw' racing athletic eonteeits-for' children, a pet parade and fireworks. Most business houses and offices in Marysvllle" will close all day Saturday, but will remain open Friday, evening under the. same schedule as wag observed on Memorial which also fail on Saturday this year.

Friday will be Saturday standpoint Local barber shops will close all' day the Fourth. They will remain open Friday until 10 p. in, JUNIOR NINE IS ORGANIZES) Sale For Stnnd located on State Route 31 Itjar CHri ColeiiifltrreBidOTied' Your-patronage will be appreciated. IVORY W. LANDI3, Salesman NOTICE My shop will be closed oUel week starting Saturday, July'4, Open again 'Saturday, July 11.

MAX MILLER Display at WILCOX STAND On Bayond Legion Park repair shoes of all types 1 and colors. All wotk guaranteed 5 and at modorate'cqist. Donald L. Fleming Shoo Repair Parlor! East Fifth St. 's Bay Quality Meats forLesaatAsman's Ox Tails 31bs.25c Spare Ribs Beef Liver Lard (pure pork) Feet 3 iFor lOc Hugh Taylor, manager of the Broadway Independent baseball nine, announced Thursday that a 1 Junior ball squads has been organ- Ized at Broadway Corners.

Tho! Junior team will be composed of I boys attending the Broadway lilRh. school, and will be known 'as the Broadway Juniors, 'The Junior team Is scheduled to 'play its first game Sunday after- i noon ahead of the game to 'bei played between Broadway regulars and Cardlngton. They will play. a Junior tenm from Cardlngton, For- roll and Long will "be the battery for tho Broadway Juniors. The regular game is scheduled to.

get underway at 2:30 p. m. This Id A return game, Broadway having won the- previous tilt at Cardlngton. May 10 by score of 11-10, Bill Marsh, former Tiffin pitcher, will iiiound for Broadway Seniors next Sunday with Marlon Montgomery', behind the but Virgil Poling will umpire the Toramlfi Bfomlwny speedy shortstop, la away on a two vacation at Philadelphia. During his nbsenco the position will be played by Herblo Russell or Max "Red" Knox, Manager Taylor stated.

Broadway has only two Veal Steak Swiss Steak Cube Steak Spring Fries CLOSED JULYFOURTH I The following and Elevators will 'be clotid Saturday, 4th: The Farm Bureau Nicdl's Feed Store Scott's Elevator Spurrier Bros. Elevator Merchants Theatre MlLFORD 'CENTER, 'OHIO 'Friday and Saturday, July 3, 4 Wallace Berry, In "THE Bfe HOUSE" jNews Corneily Sunday and Monday, Georee Haft In "IT HAD TO HAPPfeN" Selected Short Subjects Monday, night, another chapter of "Dartest 'Africa." -10c and loc Because he "lost his head and became excited over fear of losing Albert Zautner, below, night watchman at the 'Lincoln Storage of Cleveland, shot and killed George Rutherfprd, employer and a natiotiully known contrtctor. Police said Zautner had apparently developed fit homicidal rage when upbraided- for his conduct on the job -and had turned his gun on Rutherford, later wounding' another company wfficM, Court Doings They lost to Forest two weeks ago, (j-5, although they out- hlt.the''vl»ltors,. 10 to 8. 'The otheij game was lost to 'Clyde-' Athletics, Prom now nn Ta squad a lough schedule outlined for them, On July 12 Hroadwuy will moot Clyde Athletics In 8 return gama at Broadway, On July 19 the will play the Craven tho 2Gth tlioy will entertain tho'Colum- bus Cycle -on August 2nd' tho.

Springfield Colored Olanta will nut he trip to On August .9 the nine will travel to Murlou for con- teat with tlio. Marion Steam Shovel Tho latter will be( played ut Lincoln Park and a mini- her of Union County ball fans nro 1 planning tu uttuud. AUTO IN CRASH. Safer BECAUSE The money you place in builtU ing and loan is secured by It is safer today than ever before. There is no liner'security than homes.

yeur yet that home. An nutonwblio being driven from itho ulliiy at Ilutlurs Uinefi uuil Sodu into Wont Fifth'Street ut noon Htruuk by another car trutftlug ibunt on Fiftli Strot'L iintl was Htiut crushing Into a purkod machine In 'front of MeKitrlirk'u liurber Shop, Just eu.st (if tlu; The purkod niatlilno was sont up pvurthe Hlilowulk Into tUu brick wull bi'lwooii tho hitrlwr shop uiul nuin'a utorc.ntKUthon'-buunui.'d b'tck into Ilii) wti'oft, witnessed No greut duiimgu roportod done to uny of tbo eura lucolvud in the u'c- cldutit tiiul thu pullcu did not learn tho of the drivers of tlui two moving tuachlnus. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. George. W.

to Wonna Anderson, lot In Maryavil'le, $700. tho Winthi-op Realty Co. to Charlos A. and IdolaWillis, lot in Marysvllle, $1. SUIT FOR $251.33.

Tlie Citlzena' Homo -Sayliign Co. of Maryavltlo has Brought-suit in common pleas coiirt against the trustees ot I. O. O. F.

LoJge No. 87, of-this city, recover $251.33 and interest from Junq 30, coots. Tho money Is claimed due GENERAL GROCERY fresh Fruits Vegetables Wry: 557 East Fifth Street DIVORCE SUIT. In The Union County On Cursil 4237 Suit for divorce fci'tii llli'il i common pU-an court PIT- jilue aKaliiKl Maj-y lOllxiibt-'lh Perduu i on Ki'oumlri (if KI-OHH lu'sln-t of iluty, i extreme qnit'liy uiid'willful itbstm'i: more than yt'SKS lust pa.nt, I They wrro married (H'lobor 'JS. ami IniVLi live children, the being 1'J yours of Tilt) IVIilfjl IH'U of (lul'l'lltUlHt Srt till- known, tiv pliiinlUr, uc co id tu tut affidavit tin; put'-.

Hooves it Sanders ittu plaintiffs couusel. Artltt Samuel Morse, iuventor of the telegraph, painting tculpturu Knglauil uud oitt-tu-d I studio at Biwtuu iu liiditler- ltd blto to travel as ft pottniK paUmr. la New VorW ha ilret lit lit i is Ma I Glendenning's Wlioro Price and Quality la secured by mortgage on the third story tho tiartrldga West Fifth Street, iioopes San dera are priilnttlt's attorneys. BALE APPROVED. Tho has approved and con- flnnod tho salo of tho Nora Schutlp property in Home Sayinsa I the proeeedH the taxes ulnouutliif? to 451.78 are to be paid, and also the court costs, amounting to leuvlug 463,0.22 'for the plaintiff.

PROCEEDS DISTRIBUTED. -have in iho su'la of the Ar'clito L. Jurew property, Mold to Tho CltiaJns'i i Homo Savings''Co. The taxes Wore first amounting to and then tho court coata amounting to 151.57,. leaving bal- unco of $2802.49 for tho purchaueiv WILL KILtD.

The will ot Anna Eliza Smith, lute of, Jerome Township, has bacn i offered for probate and record. Four Bonn and a (Vaughter- BVO named'In the mmllcatlon. Tho heur- iut; hita btHJU''Hot Cor July IU at o'clock a. nt. TO FAV In (ho suit of W.

J. Uakcr Percy SiUHlc-rs uiul othurn, tho re- culver, John K. I-angatarr, la ordered to puy Costa of aino ja.20 foi liiHuraucw jiroiuluma and pay to his uttorney, U. Thrall, for HervUses rendered. The rociiiver is also uilowtKi 1131-46 for WEST MANSFIELD GROCER IS DEAD HarHets Oranges, dose.

14VgC Watermelon Sour Pickles, qt. ISc Olives, qt. 29c Beef Boil, 2 BeefRoa 3 1 2 Beef Steak, Ib.l4!/ 2 Ib, 16c about 50, who had been engaged in tho grocery buiilness "in West' Mansfield, foi: boino time with hla sou, JUveruej luorninu.in Rjj Columbus hospital following au op- eiutlou Wuiluetiiluy for goltru. He- hla wife, he ia survived by BOUS, onu of whom, Voder, Is married. CHAUFFEURS' LICENSES PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK Hogs: Heceiptf) 1900; market Blow to lower; 160 Iba.

$11.35 260 to 350 Ibs. $10.75 ami down; 100 to 140 Ibs; $11; uows and down. Cattle: Receipts 325; market steady; medium to good steers $7 'good Culveu: Receipts 300; market choice wethers choice year- llngu choice ewes TOLEDO GRAIN, Wheat: Corn: Oats: I CONTRACT LET ON ROAD WORK for tho trusit and the bulancu of his teen'in full and he Is dlreoU-d to pay sui'h to himself from tho a.HsuU now iu his The remainder of thu money Is to be Uursed uccoi'iiiiig to orders yl tho court. LIEN ON PROPERTY. lu the of Tho I'l-cacli'TS 1 Suc.lciy of the Ohtu Annual Confur- junew ut Methudiat 1'rotL-ntunt Church va.

Percy H. Sainlors uiif! iothtiiH, tho holds that the IpUUnlllf has liuii on tha yiupeil.y involviul tu the ot to bv paid iirsl 'when Ihi- is euld. would have expired June throwouts 8 heep CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK. lioga: Ilt-teipts OtiO; Tho dry goods, Ujfua will bo tlubLd ull Uuy iiy. July 4th.

uiil ii o'clock. At a joint meeting of the Paris ami-Allen Township trustees held, here In the city building, the con- stead'yTsooirto choice veals $8.50 tract for furnishing thu stono and lubor for tho I'ayne roud from tho Collioa road ulong the farm of Starr to the Koiiii road wua awarded to The'East Liberty Stone Co. at their bid of I1.55G.D8. The grading work was ilouo by men euiployed by the couu- I ty conimibsloiscrs at a cost of $850, the road cost The steady to 16c up; 250 to 300 Ufa. roadway la to bo 40 feet wide.

220 to 250 Ibs. The us Uborly Stone Company. ICO to 220 111.15^-11.25; 10o! no begin jmitiug on the stone- t6 ISO Ibs. Jll.lfi-ii 11.25; 130 to tht-i'u ia more rain in onli-r tu 100 to 130 Ib. piKiS keep ihu duht down, AVhen the job JiU-'j-'J; Btitgss o.

i j.j compltted it will muko a good CttttU 1 Kt-ceiitts 250; -nmrkuti the Uliitaaca beiujj I slow; i-hoicu lo Bit-era Hl'O'i gbout Qiiu mile. Ihs. and Uli 8.25; chuke 750; 1 to 110U Iba. good KOU-J heifurs good Nobqsly Why towu Jay 5.Go. palm wutijSers that whiter in Ittct-iiiln -lnO; murket fly to LDbraOor to nosl, slow; vlioltc to primo jy.C-U'-j" vihllu those that winter ia i-ouiiiiott itiy 7.

i Grt-jter AtitilUis sptmi the suniiiu-r Hi'ccsyis -SOu; market ujouihs In CaiiaOa. ') "lO'A- iHi-4 lov.i.-; 1 1.0 r-ouu-S tucU EXTENDED TO OCTOBERl Sheep: 1900; market, Chaull'eurs' licenses, which lower; nood lo choice lambs ally automatically uro extended to Qcto-laud dowa. ber 1, umier a uow stuto law. Union County uohlers of nuch licenses i may continue to until that Jutu without any addU'ioual tee pay-i moiits, or any aUilitiouul pu- pera. A number of refiueista liavo rcji'L'lvvd John 1).

MeAulltfe. rt'jjlstrur of motor hides, lor jufwmutkm. tliu liueua'fcs. A utw ehiiUil'i-ur'B censu now uud October 1, will cost 75 cunts, lustuad of thf Ubunl fry. The feu ia iVOtivu pvindiug i.u;w Ohio OJ-B' luw, iulu of- tcct Oclobel' 1, Firs Rcfjuifes Fuel liku uu.y o'ther vt til: Js'ougns.