The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

ENTERTAINED
Thimble Club Meets With
Mrs. Weaver.
RURAL ROUTES CHANGED
Harlow Mounts Has Hand
Lacerated in Feed Chopper.
Mrs. R. A. Wilcox Entertains Mum.
Der OF Friends Honoring Her
Guest, Mrs. w A. Kyler.

Prospect Nov s3G.--Mrs. VIM.
Finley and Mrs. Herman Kuehner
entertained the Mothers council at
the latters home last Thursday
afternoon. The following program
was rendered: "Report from Ohio
Congress OF Mothers" by delegates
Mrs. r. l.. Osborn and Mrs. II. o.
Thoms. Reading by Mrs. J. N. Free
man. Solo Mrs. Guy Mcdonald,
Reading by Mrs. Finley, followed
by remarks from Prof. Black, and
Violin solos Miss Ruth Freeman
with Mrs. Halliday accompanist.
Frank James was driving team
of bind horses near Green Camp
Tuesday when in some way one
morse stepped or q smau pridge
dragging the other horse with it.
There was about four feet of
water in the ditch and one horse
was drowned before it could be
rescued.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Didine en-
tertained the latters brother and
wife Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfley
OF Radnor sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lauer return
ed last Sunday from three weeks
visit with friends at Denver
COLO. @
Decemerb first, there will be
changes on the rural mail routes
Nos. | and 3 Walter Adams on
No. /, will go north from the
Hedge corner to Joseph Shaws,
returning to Newmans, he will
come down the west side of the
river to Prospect =. NJ. Cast on
route 3, VIII go west to j. II.
Treese. then return to Newmans
and come to Prospect on the east
side or the river.
The Thimble club and goodly
number OF guests were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. II. b. Weaver
on Park Ave, Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was one of enjoy
ment and edificaton and added its
share to the measure of this lite 5
Joy.
Mrs. Il. Lavender returned
Thursday from Akron where she
has been with her brothers who
Is very i'll. and Monday was called
to Delaware on account of the Sc
rious illness of her little grand
son Herbert Pettey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. w. Pettey.
triuay evening was one tnat VIII
long be remembered by Prospect
Knights of pythias, their families
and friends. who attended the en-.
tertainment and banquet given by
the knights at their hall on East
water Street.
Mrs. j. N. Court and daugher
Mrs. o. Rutter, Mrs. l.. ID. Harsh
berger and Mrs. VIM. Court at
tended an all day session of the
f. B. Ladies Aid Society of Green
camp neId at the nome or mrs.
Wilson Court near Owens last
Thursday.
A large number of Prospect Odd
| Fellows and Rebeccas surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. lee Dunbar Monday
evening. Oysters were served and
good time had by all.
Last Thursday a fine baby boy
was born 10 AIR. ana mrs. WIN
GrIfnth.
Mrs. II. A. Wilcox entertained a
number of friends Monday evening
in honor of her guest Mrs. w. A.
| Kyler of Columbus.
Harlow Mounts the IL year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Mounts
suffered a painful accident Thurs
day evening while turning the
crank or a reed chopper MS iett
hand slipped and caught in the
cogs lacerating ibbadly.
Mr. Charles HPatten of Green
Camp who is one of the assistants
to the sergeant-at-arms of the
National house of representatives
left for Washington Monday.
MRS. Marun Neimeyer ana niue
son of Marion were the guests of
relatives here last Friday.
Mrs. II. Lavender returned home
last Thursday from visit at the
home of her brother at Akron.
| Mrs. Charles Sauer and Misses
/ Agness Dill and Blanch Merchant
We're entertained at the home O,
Ned Roberts and family Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Lust of Marion was
the guest of her sister Miss Pris-
ella Neimeyer last Friday
| NNUanti icllts INF mf inf INF mfm
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Miller of
Marion were guests. of the latters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dewitt
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. III. HurrelbrinlS
visited friends near Green Camp
n. 1ax