The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-14
At Home of Her Daughter
Thursday.
TEN CHILDREN BAPTIZED
At Special Services Held
Last Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Stockwell Entertaines
Honoring Her Guest Miss Lloa
Birch of Agosta.

Prospect, o., Sept 13-Last Thurs
lday Grandma Bevis was 76 years of
age. and in honor OF the occasion her
-four daughters, Mrs. William Rey-
holds, Mrs. o. j. Hedges, Mrs
Jacob Hollenbach and Mrs. j. w.
lAlmendinger surprised the good lady
at the latters home. The day was
one that will long be remembered
with pleasure by all who attended
lAt noon big dinner was served
Mrs. Bevis received Il number of
beautiful presents
I The council has entered into con-
tract with George Ward, of Marion,
to repair the well at the corner of
Main and Water streets The well
win be cleaned out and the old pipe
replaced by new one. For some
1time the flow of water has gradually
decreased until It has almosts ceased
flowing.
j. w, Hughes made the deal where
Iby G.. f. Pace exchanged his Pros
pect residence for Joseph Courts res
Iidence in Marion. The former is
valued at $2lOO and the latter at
$2SOO.
Seventy-fve people went Tuesday
on the Fraternal Union excursion to
IChillicothe. The Fratcrnal Union
will be made permanent organiza-
ition
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Crum and
IChildren returned home Monday even
ling from a visit with Allen Crums
near Loudenvile where they have
been attending the annual family re
union held at the home of Mr..
ICrum's father.
Mrs. Eliza Hecb and daughters
Clara and Mary and Mrs. Susie Al
Imendinger and son Lester were
guests of Charles Almendinger in
Bethlehem sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith were
lat Marion Tuesday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs
T.. j Paddock
Mrs. IL. Brownmiler who has been
visiting in Chicago, returned home
Sunday.
George Keis, who has been resid-
ing on S. f. Hopkins farm north of
town, moved Tuesday to VIII Isler's
farm east of town.
Mrs. James Jeffries and little son
Ira Hendricks, of indianapolis, Ind,
visited from Thursday to Saturday at
the home of VIM. Court.
Miss Mary Dildine, OF Radnor. was
Il guest at the home OF her uncle,
Mr.. w. IL. Dildine few days last
week.
Mrs II. Lavender and Mrs. w.
Petty returned Monday from a visit
with relatives in Akron.
Mrs d. G. Poland, OF Spring
field, is visiting this week at the
home of w. T.. Wynn, north OF
town.
Rev. h. II. HurTelbrink was the
guest of relatives at Toledo the past
week.
Mr.. A. M. Crumbie, of Columbus
was guest over Sunday at the home
of C, r. Selanders,
- Miss Hazel Wottring, of Marion
visited her brother DR.. Il. e. Wott
ring Wednesday
Mrs. Sam Fritch and daughter Imc
of Marion, We're the guests of Pros
= pect friends Wednesday.
Mrs. u. S. NIcNabb, of Ashland
visited at the home of her sister, Mrs
. II ID. Beavers, this week.
, Rev. and Mrs. j. J. Halliday ant
? children spent Monday at Delaware.
, Mrs Albert Johnson entertained
: the Larkin club Tuesday afternoon.
= Mr.. and Mrs Frank Halliday, o
= Delaware, were the guests of thei
! son, Rev. j ] Halliday, last Sun
t day.
Mr. 1had Rouse, of Marion, was
a Prospect visitor Sunday.
i Mrs. W. r. Lauer has been quit
a sick the past week, but is now, con
,valescing.
The interior of the Pronyicrir,
: church has been newly papered an
repainted and presents a nice appear
ance.
Miss Edna StockWell gave a part
Thursday evening in honor of he
guest Miss Lloa Birch, Of Agosti
About sixteen young ladies and gen
tlemeh were entertained and tn
evening was enjoyably spent, Ligh
refreshments were served,
There were special services at tn
M. E church on last Sunday. Te
children received the sacrament c
baptism during this service Mar
Gertrude Stockwell rendered bear
tiful solo, Rock of Ages. " Rev
A. d. Hawn, of Delaware, filled tn
pulpit in the evening