The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
MISS DAVIDS
IS HOSTESS
Party Held at the Wottring
Home.
ELEVEN LAMBS KILLED
Dogs Get Into a Flock Own /.
ed by Fred Gabriel.
Mr.. William Setter Of Pleasant
township Injured in Runaway
While EnIout TO City,

Prospect, Dec. 6.--Misses Millicent
Biggerssaff and Edith Wottrlng
entertained about 80 friends at the
home of the latter Friday evening.
A very pleasant evening was spent
and a dainty lunch served. The
out of town guests were Miss Eta
Beheler, of Delaware, and Messrs.
Joe Wark and Rola Wottring, Of
Marion.
Last Saturday morning, VIM. Setter
Sr., VIM. Setter Jr., and John Lef-
fler of Pleasant township, were driv-
dng to Marion, when the horse ran
away demolishing the buggy and
Slightly injurlng the occupants. Mr..
Setter Sr had his face bruised and
several teeth knocked out. Mr.. Seit-
er Is 20 years old, but Is hale and
hearty and will soon get over his
injuries.
Miss Eva Davids was hostess TO a
few friends at her home, east of
town, last Friday evening.
Harvey Valley ad family were en-
tertained at the home of his parents
Mr.. an1 Mrs. George Wolfey, al
Radnor, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Amending.
er very pleasantly entertained \
few friends Thanksgiving at a fine
turkey dinner, which was enjoyed by
all Those present were Mrs. Susan
Almendinger, Mary Howison and sol
Leroy, Jacob Reilly and wife. Mrs. Z.
Shilling and son Fred, Mr. and Mrs
David NTayfeld, Miss Maude Wynn
and Leslie Robinson.
Early one night last week dogs go,
Into a lot of lambs belonging to
Ferd Gabriel which were in pasture
on the back of the Farnum farm and
killed and crippled clever. There
were three dogs.
The Salisbury family gave a very
, good concert to large audience al
the Opera House last Saturday night
' Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Huffman. o
Marion. were visitors at Prospec
Sunday.
Miss Thelma Barrick, of Marion
visited Prospect friends Saturday ant
Sunday
Ferd Gabriel and George Rutter
who have been on the sick list, are
Improving fast and will soon bC
around again.
Miss Hiland Cline, of Grove CITY
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
C. L. Mohr.
A party of ladies' and gentlemen
from Narion enjoyed bowling on tn,
Prospect alleys Wednesday evening.
! Mrs. G., A. Cellar, of Sewiekley
Pa, and Mrs. George Frank ant
daughter, OF Marion, visited Mrs. T
j. Cellars. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. Herbster and children
have returned from a visit with rel
atives at North Lewisburg.
R w. LeFevre has returned from
Charleston. H., where he sold hi
trotting stallion Hudson TO parties II
that city. Mr.. LeFevre brough
back with him a fine mare and colt.
The funeral of Mrs. George Brown
Rev. Hurrelbrink officiating, wa
held at her late home in Prospec
Friday afternoon with interment il
Prospect cemetery.
". l.. Cox left Monday night 70
Chicago on business and to attent
the Stock show.
Henry lands and Albert Ware
visited last week with Marion friends
Miss Iva Russell and Irene Redo
visited over Sunday with friends a
Marion.
Mrs. w. c.. Wottring and daugh
ter Hazel have returned to theil
home at Marion. after a visit will
friends in Columbus.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Pace an,
daughter Lucille of Marion, wer
lguests last Thursday of the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d
b Harshberger.
Mrs. j. c. Smith moved from Ma
rion to her farm on the State roa
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Stockwel
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Horton, at Agosta, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Fisk an
daughter Fay of Ashley, were guest
of the formers brother Mr.. Ber
Fisk and family last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Beavers an
lchildren were the guests of DR.. an
mrs. less Hunter at Columbus las
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs George Fr'trh attended tn
funeral of her brother Elliott Wind
sor at Kenton. last THURSDAY.