The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-10
WILL HOLD
A REUNION
Underwood Family Plans for
Its Annual Gathering.
TIGHTENING HITS BARN
Bolt Destroys Building OF
Joe Smith.
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Laborers at, Work on Kirkpatrick K
Pipe Line News Dealing with
People Of Caledonia and Vicinity.

Prof. w II, Harrison, a blind mu-
sician, Will give a musical entertain
ment at the town hall on Saturday
evening, Aug. 10, 1907 Prof. Harri-
son is fine performer on the violin,
is success in comic songs and oper-
ates a very fine graphaphone, with an
excellent selection of records. Ad-
mission 10c.
A large barn belonging to James
Smith, residing four miles southwest
of town, was struck by lightning.
Wednesday evening and totally de-
stroyed. The barn had just been
filled with new hay. Four horses
were in the barn at the time, three
belonging to Mr.. Smith and one to a
Ineighbor, Mr.. Gilmore. Mr.. Gill
Imore's horse was killed. whiIe the
other three escaped unhurt. The
loss will amount to about $1,000 par
italy covered by insurance.
A gang of two hundred laborers
are now busily engaged in laying
pipe line near Kirkpatrick. The line
extends from Indiana to Pennsylvania
and will be used for carrying oil. The
linen working on the job are mostly
foreigners and are boarded by the
standard Oil Co. which is construct
ling the line. Provisions are pur-
lchased of Caledonia merchants and
three men with team and wagon are
Engaged conveying them to the camp.
The sixth annual reunion Of the
Underwood descendants Will be held
on the school house grounds at Cal
edonia, o., on Friday, Aug. 30, 1907
All persons knowing themselves to be
descendants of the Underwoods and
all others wishing to attend are cor
daily invited TO be present.
l.. S. Trey was in Buffalo Mon
day and Tuesday looking after bus
mess
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Noblet west of town Thursday.
Foster Highly and family Of Cleve-
land are visiting relatives here this
week.
r. J. Anderson was the guest OF
John Thomas and family at Colum-
!bus Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kinnamon who was
dangerously i'll a few days ago. is
rapidly improving
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis Bratton three miles south Of
town Saturday.
viii Seckel and family of Gallon,
were the guests OF relatives here a
few days +his week.
Amos Gochenour, of Lorraine, was
lcalling on friends here from Saturday
until Wednesday.
Mrs. Harrison Kinnamon and Mrs,
VIM Fields left Wednesday for Lake
side TO spend few days.
Mrs. Loretta Underwood has been
appointed administrative of the estate
Iof Minnie Hipsher, deceased.
NJ. II Underwood made a business
trip to Cleveland Monday. W. o.
his absence.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
an ice cream social at the home Of L..
lC. Donnenwirth Saturday night. All
Iare invited,
Claude Cook and family, Of Mt
Victory, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Heath Garberson west Of town
Friday and saturday.
Harrison, Trey & Monnette shipped
four car loads of cattle to Buffalo
Saturday. Three cars were loaded
here and one at Marion.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held
an ice cream social at the home of
G. w. Ault, Saturday night for the
benefit of the organization.
Mrs. r.. II. Decker and two sons
Paul and Frank returned TO their
homes in Des Moines. Iowa. Friday
night after a few weeks visit with
relatives here,
Or. Uhler, of Marion. was called
here Tuesday in consultation With
, DR. j H. Baker in the case of Mrs
, Philip Meister. Mr.. Meister has been
; seriously i'll for some time past but
is slowly Improving.
Earl Glasco who has been em,
, ployed as engineer OF the electric
, light plant for the past year has re,
signed his position and accepted 8
position at Mt, Gilead, Oscar Rice
is now operating the electric plant
Mr.. Gec-ge Hart. who has beer
quite feeble for the past few years or
account of his advanced age, has beer
quite poorly the past few days and
his recovery is doubtful, Mr.. Harl
| is the Oldest citizen in Caledonia al
1.-THE present time.