The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-19
Dinner is Served
at Noon.
PROSPECT THIMBLE CLUB
Entertained at the Home Of
Mrs. A. Shuey
Literary Exercises are Observed
Friday Afternoon in the Prospect
Public Schools.

Prospect, o., Oct. 10. "A party
composed Of twenty-eight friends
md relatives Of Mr.. Reuben Wynn
pleasantly surprised that gentleman
1t his country home last Friday in
ionor Of his birthday anniversary.
Zach visitor carried well filed
basket and at the noon hour an
,legaut dinner was served. The
io.t received number of presents.
1t is csltinated aiiat Prcyredt
investors lost at least $4,000 in the
Cargil get rich quick horse race
scheme that busted" Wednes-
day morning at New York.
Mrs. A. Shuey entertained the
Thimble club in u delightful man
ner at her pleasant home Thursday
evening.
Thomas Jones, who fell from q
load of hay last Thursday on the
Adams farm southeast of Pros
pect and badly sprained his back,
is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs., Y. b. Smith
and daughters have returned from
Atlanta, Ga, and other southern
cities, while at Atlanta Nh.
Smith attended the National con-
vention of Rural Mail carriers as
a delegate from Ohio.
Darius Washburn came Thursday
from the state of Washington to
Join his partner Quincy Curtis on
their annual hunting trip. This year
they will hunt through Newfomnd-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Curtis were
at Galena last week attending the
wedlling c,f Miss Jesse Curtis,
Miss Curtis is the daughter of Mr..
Dwight Curtis, n prominent farmer
IF that place and she has frequent
liz visited at Prospect where she
has many friends.
Mrs. Thomas Burlington of Mil
ford Center and Mrs. Lille Brod-
eiick of MarySville are visiting n.
C. HIilford and wife.
John /. Court has built n con-
crete porch in front of his place
of business at Newmans.
Mrs. Katherine Davis who has
been living in Marion several years
has removed to Prospect.
John London Of Marion, was in
Prospect Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Hess entertained the
Larkm club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Roberts and little
daughter and sister Miss May
Fhit.h left for their home at Bir-
mingham, Ala, Friday after a
six weeks visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fritch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwein-
furth and son Samuel of Waldo and
Mr. John Walker spent Sunday at
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Almendinger.
Miss Mable Schweinfurth OF
prospect was spending Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Almendinger north Of town.
Mrs. Winnie Mcneil returned
Tuesday evening from a visit to
her mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Carpenter
brother Lee and sister Mrs. Barn
thouse who reside in indianapolis,
Indiana.
Joseph 'Sutley one evening this
week slipped and fell at the home
of his sister NIls. Elizabeth Bchner
and fractured several Of his ribs
on the left side.
There will be no services at the
Reformed church next Sunday as
the pastor Rev. Schaaf will preach
mt the Missionary Festival held at
Youngstown ON that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert FislSe who
a few years ago moved to Ashley
have returned to Prospect and Mr..
Iiske has taken u position with
the National Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Lauer at
tended the wedding Of Mr.. Murray
Wheeler and Miss Daisie Lee Moses
at Mansfield Wednesday.
Miss Laura Treese Of Marion was
the guest of her parents at Wood
land Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Penny, who
spent the summer with their son
John at Edgarten, Kansas, have
returned to their home in Pros
pect.
Misses Leota Kagay, Sylvia Gel
lars. Edna Almendinger and Mayme
Griffith four Of Prospect s popular
school teachers attended the Ian
caster fair last Saturday.
Literary exercises were observed
in the different rooms Of the public
schools Fiday afternoon, num-
ber OF visitors were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James lust and
Mr.. and Mrs. Birg Of Marion were
entertained at tho homo Of Mr..