The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-20
Personals
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W. NJ. Jackson is in Findlay,
Ohio, today on business.
Peter c.. Sells went to IaRue
today on busines.
Mrs. Chris Holler of Elm street
is reported very i'll.
Messrs. George Minerel and Will
bur Mungiven spent Sunday with
relatives at Bucyius.
Mr.. Eugene Golden returned to-
day from a weeks visit with friends
at Bay View, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. DeLong
and son Don have returned from
weeks outing on the lakes.
The condition Of Charles A.
Hoskins of East Church street re-
mained about the same today.
Mrs. A. Santer of West Colum-
bia street. Is confined TO her home
by illness.
Miss Nellie Balm Of Windsor
street. returned today after "a
pleasant visit with friends in La
Rue. @
Misses Ada and Jesse Havill of
the Boulevard returned this morn
ing after an extended trip through
the east.
Miss Fannie Milroy has return
ed to her home in Cleveland after
pleasant visit with Miss Rosetta
Knapp Of Mt. Vernon Avenue.
Mrs. John Bonner and daughter
Lulu of LaRue have been guests
at the James Durkin home on Reed
Avenue.
j. s. Carlin of East Center
street, who is very i'll with typhoid
malaria is reported as some worse
today.
Miss Georgia Waterman of Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, Miss Lydia Knapp
and Wallace Knapp are spending
the day at Cedar Point.
Benjamin Richards, of this city,
left Monday night for Chicago,
where he has accepted fine posi-
ton in the. Erie transfer house.
Miss Clara Allmendinger of Ann
Arbor Michigan. is visiting at the
Allmendinger home on West Churcs
street this week.
Mrs. Ella Fox of Hiram. Ohio,
who has been the guest of her sister
Mrs, G.. II. Crafts of South State
street, returned home yesterday.
Judge B. G Young, Congress-
man Grant f. Monser and Ray
Simpson left this afternoon for a
stay of several days at West Bad
en-, Indiana.
Mr.. Earl Prosser of Silver street
who has accepted a position with
the American Clay Works at Bucy-
rus is at home visiting his fam
lily.
IAandoh Shields who has for sew
eral years been employed at the
Roseberry barber shop, on north
Main street has purchased a shop
in Kirkpatric and vii soon move
to that village.
Mrs. C.. w. Leffler, Miss Leffler,
Miss Hazel Leffler and Mr.. Carl
Leffler returned today from Bay
View, Michigan, where they had
been spending several weeks at
their summer home.
Walter J. Cope and Charles L. Lef-
fler left last evening for trip on
the lakes. during their stay they
will attend the International Conven-
tion of the International Account
ants society and business show, held
at Detroit, Mich Both Mr.. Leffler
and Mr.. Cope are members of this
society.
Congressman Grant E. Mouser,
his secretary Ray Simpson, and
7. j. Emery, chairman of the re-
publican county central commit
tee were among company Of
Marionites who went to Columbus
to hear the speech of Secretary
Taft Monday evening.
The Dairy restaurant located on
north Main street. owned by Mrs.
Margaret Halsch and managed by
Mr.. George W. Harsch, voluntarily
closed its doors to the public last
Saturday afternoon. The restaurant
was opened a year ago by William
Rhoads, now proprietor of the Col
onial restaurant on East Center
street.
This union OF the mental and moral
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