The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-02

ENTERTAINED
Mothers Council Meets at
Prospect.
FINE LECTURE COURSE
To be Enjoyed During the
Coming Winter.
Mrs. John Isler of Prospect Sur.
prised by Friends Honor'ng Her
Birthday Anniversary.

Prospect, Nov. 2.-The Mothers
council was delightfully."- entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. n. I.
Hilford Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
+. E. Drake, Mrs. Herman Kueh-
ner and Mrs. ben Fox gave inter-
esting readings, after a social ses-
sion refreshments were served AIRS.
A. 4. Johnson will entertain the
Council at the next meeting.
The lecture course movement
which was launched some time ago
BY the high school pupils under
the direction of their principle A.
B. Jones. has received the ready
support OF our townsmen and a
sufficient number OF tickets has
been subscribed for to justify Mr..
Jones in contracting for gilt
edge course OF five first class
attractions The Ohio Male Quar-
tette, Arthur MacMurray. The Roy
al Gypsy ConceSt Company, George
II. McNutt and Thos. Brooks
Fletcher are the attractions that
go to make up the course.
Il. p. Williams south east of town
at The National corn Exposition
lately held at Chicago. won the
900 prize on ten ears of best corn
other than yellow or white for
Ohio only. This corn is of a
flesh colored variety and has been
raised by him for over twenty
years.
Miss vena Hughes delightfully."-
entertained II number of her
friends at a 'marshmallow roast
Wednesday evening.
Mrs A. B. Iouseman living
south of town had the misfortune
to fall Friday morning and break
her right leg near the ankle.
Or. Finefrock attended her injuries
and II will be some time before
she will be able to be around
again.
Rev. Clarence w. uensel, inde.
pendent candidate for Representa-
I tive of Marion county. Hoke
Donithen. republican candidate. w.
T. Smith, democrat candidate and
{. T.. Lukens. independent candid
ate for the same Office were all I'm
Prospect this week ..sizeing'' M
the political outlook.
| Mr.. Anal SmithsOn of Thompson
township has patented a churn that
experts claim is one OF the most
simple and quick working they
have ever examined.
Friday evening few relatives
and friends surprised Mrs. John
Isler In honor of her birthday
anniversary. A big supper was par
taken of and all enjoyed them.
selves hugely.
Mrs. Homer Smith and .daugh te,
l.avon were the guests of her sis
ter at Marion Saturday.
| Misses Maggie and Abbie Stirfler
Mrs. l.. II. Hurrelbrink and Mrs
Frank Cast were entertained n,
the home of Mrs. B. d Osborn Al
| Waldo last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coleman o
Cardington were entertained a
the home OF Mrs. ]. Cope las
sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. j. stiffler ant
daughter Geneva of Marion, wer,
the guests OF relatives here Sun
day
| Mrs. p. NJ. Cast is spending ;
few days with relatives at Lin;
and Findlay this week.
Mrs. A. Shuey and Mrs. T. ]
Court were guests of Mrs. T. e
Bolander at Moral last week.
There was no service at tn,
Lutheran church Sunday morning
owing to the pastor Rev. l.. II
Hurrelrink holding communion ser
vices at the Waldo charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Northup lef
Monday for Mt. Vernon, H., thei
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaughman O
Richmond, Ind, are the guests O
Prospect friends. Mrs. Kanghmal
was Miss May Idleman of Marion
and she is now on her wedding
tour
David Jones who has been quit
III with typhoid fever is progress
Ing nicely and will soon be well
Miss Faye johnson after .an ex
tended visit with her sister Mrs
Walter Hershey at Ashley. return
ed home Saturday.
|
Miss Clara Cope was the CUES
of her friend Mrs. Frank Wottrin
at Green Camp last Thursday am
Friday.
Joseph Snyder native q
switzerland gave very interestin
) talk Tuesday to the Public School
on the history and geography @
Switzerland.