The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-14


Bells Corners, Feb. IL. IA Pc
tiiion is before the county COM
missioners concerning the narrowing
OF the road bed Of the LnRn,e and
Essex pike so that several fine
residences will not be in way Of
the construction Of the new inter-
urban.
The countiN reads were never
| ii bettcr CONDITION. There is not
enough snow f5r shedding even OF
| the Farms. ~
Mrs. Jacob Barrier residing west
OF The Corners is MT mitch improv-
ed. She has been very III and un.
der the physicians care suffering
with complication Of diseases.
Mr.. Peter Hclwig living near the
Harrisburg school house Will soon
locate in LaRue where he has pur-
chased property Of Frank Schottie.
Peter will hold a public sale in
The near future at which time he
will sell some of the belongings he
will be unable to use while enjoy
] ing life in the village.
John Imbody shipped to Buffalo
last Saturday 300 Fat lambs which
were in prime condition fcr mar
kei.
The little folks had fine time
or the ice which covered Rush
Creek during the recent cold
spell.
Charles White, son OF Glenn
White, of Marion, is staying with
his grandmother near the Corners
this winter and attending school
here.
John Fcos and wife arc staying
in the city of Marion while Mrs.
l'oos is taking treatment for her
eyes at the Sagcr hospital. AS yet
the patient has been very slightly
helped.
William Little was IN Marion last
Saturday transacting business.
Elmer Cox who had his public
sale Feb. 9th will next week move
TO Marion. f. u. Diebolt who pur-
chased the Cox farm will take pos
session at once.
Miss G.. Sifritt, daughter Of j.
w. Sifritt left last week for Okla
homa, where she will spend the re-
mainder Of the winter.
! Just south Of this place is az
| fine q little farm as one can find
, in years trayel. II contains 70
acres and belongs 10 David Price
who has the city fever and Will soon
move to Redwood. Dave is making
the mistake of his ife in not NOV
ing nip his residence in Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Joliff Of
York, have taken up their home i'm
this vicinity where . they wal re-
main during tho ensuing year.
| Mr.. Henry Clark. who recently
disposed OF his farm to Lloyd Til
ton, has moved on his farm norbl,
OF Agosta.
| Mr.. Albert Wasserback has ex-
pressed his intentions of selling his
farm and stock and moving To
Oklahoma state where he will enter
the real estate business.
Large quantities of ice was cut
from the ponds and streams last
week and stored. 1t was of the
finest quality and from eight to
ten inches thick.
On account Of failing health, Mr..
! D.. M. Bell recently resigned his
position as rural mail carrier on
route No. 2 and has taken mp ac,
tive farm duties.
George Harris was whiting Iii
mother residing in Allen county,
part Of last week.
John Dutton is confined at .hil
home with a very sore hand result
ing from tan injurey sustained
few days ago.
Mr.. Elmer Holt and William
Martin who sold all of the;r farm
ing utensils at public auction las
Tuesday, are preparing to lcav'
for thoir new home in Ashtabul
comfy where they will enter tn
dairy business with a 260 acre far1
at their disposal.
. Mr.. G.. 1oansaa who has bee
quite seriously i'll for the past sew
cral weeks is again able TO atten
household duties.
Protractod meetings will open q
The Fahvicw church next Snnda