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Lima Times Democrat February 1894
TALES OF THE TOWN

				February 8, 1894

Born—to Mr. and Mrs. W.  L. PARMENTER—a boy.

Thirty-nine tramps passed last night at the police station.

Mrs. SAGE, wife of Conductor SAGE, of the L. E. & W., is very low with typhoid 
fever.

Miss HANNAH WHITE, the stenographer, is filling that position in the Lima 
House office.

A number of Lima Elks will go to Bucyrus this evening to attend the 
institution of a new lodge there to-night.

J. M. HARLIN has removed the Home Restaurant from the Harrod block to the 
Applas block, West High street.

JOHN BRENNAN, formerly janitor of St. John’s hall, has resigned his position 
and has accepted a janitorship at the school at Cairo.

The funeral services of THOMAS H. TATE were held from the residence of G. W. 
MOYER at two o’clock this afternoon and were largely attended.

The executive committee of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union will hold their 
annual meeting in Springfield on Thursday and Friday, March 1 and 2.

                         February 12, 1894

Labor Council meeting to-night.

The storm to-day did great damage to telephone and telegraph wires.

The condition of the FITZSIMMONS boy, who was shot last week, remains 
unchanged.

Born—to Mr. and Mrs. M. D. ASKINS, of Greenlawn avenue, a ten pound girl.

This morning, Sheriff FISHER and Bailiff BAKER, left for the Dayton work house 
with two prisoners.

South bound passenger train due at 12:25, on the C. H. & D., was an hour late 
this afternoon on account of the storm.

                        February 16, 1894   

Coroner STEUBER is confined to his home from a severe attack of the grip.

An umbrella mender was locked up to-day by Chief STOCKTON for drunkenness.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. JAMES PHALLEN, of North Charles street, a 12 pound girl.

SILAS LUPTON has purchased the restaurant of FRANK MERKLE, opposite the P., F. 
W. & C. depot.

The four year old child of V. ASHBY, that has been suffering from diphtheria, 
has recovered sufficiently to be dismissed from the doctor’s care.

LIZZIE GOETZ, who has been employed as a domestic at Lima, was brought home 
last week and, being adjudged insane, was taken to the Toledo Asylum.—“Delphos 
Herald.”

The CHARLES A. GARDNER attraction at the opera house last night lacked its 
principal feature, as GARDNER did not put in an appearance, consequently the 
small audience was badly disappointed.

Mrs. SEEWARD, of Tiffin, mother of Mrs. E. A. LYE, died at her residence in 
that city yesterday.  The funeral services will be held Sunday.  Mr. and Mrs. 
LYE went to Tiffin to-day to attend the funeral services.

				February 22, 1894

‘Squire J. B. ROBERTS is quite ill at his home on the Bellefontaine road.

Miss NELL LAFOY entertained a number of friends at her home on West Spring 
street last evening.

ELMER MOWEN is still at the sanitarium at the Magnetic Springs, St. Louis, 
Mich., and is slowly improving.

J. L. PRICE returned last night from Ft. Wayne, where he had been for several 
days, defending DELL WILSON in his case there.  The case was to go to the jury 
to-day.



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