The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-06
Redwood


Oliver and other relatives and
Friends in Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Larcomb and
two sons and daughters, Mrs.
Idulu philbrick of Columbus, visited
over Sunday with relatives and
friends in Redwood.
Miss Mary Hastings, deputy pro-
bate judge of Marysville Ohio, Wis
tied over Sunday with her parents
MIR and Mrs. w. {. Hastings OF
south Franklin street.
Mrs. D,elia Cline and little daugh-
ter of Albany, Ohio, have been
,gu5sts at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. Smith of south Franklin
street during the past week.
ID. NJ. Tanner and family of Co
lumbus spent Saturday and Sunday
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Tanner and other relatives and
friends in Redwood
Miss Elizabeth King, who has
bsen visiting Chas. r. Conner and
sister Miss Cora, at Galipolis, Ohio,
during the past few weeks returned
to Redwood last Friday.
Leo Fisher OF Marion, visited
several days the latter part of the
week with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. ID. Fisher and other
relatives and friends in, Redwood
Miss Anna Williams of Columbus
and Miss Cora Ream of Marion,
spent Saturday and Sunday as
quests of Miss Alma Donohoe and
either relatives and friends in
Richwood.
| Mrs. T. p Howells of Toledo is
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
is. T. Patterson of Jackson town
Iship and other relatives and friends
in that vicinity and Redwood.
Mrs. d. b. Whitehead and son
flames, left Redwood ThursdaC for
Van Vert, Ohio, where they will
Ispend several weeks visiting the
formers parents Rev. t. P. James
and wife.
Miss Kathryn Andrews, who is
employed as stenographer at the
Ohio BRASS Works at Mansfield, o.,
was the guest OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs. r. $. Andrews Satur-
lday and sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Kinney and
two children of Gallon, Ohio. have
been guests during the past week
of w. W. Kinney and family west
of town and Capt. II. c. Hamilton
land Miss Carrie of south Franklin
street.
Miss Vera Crafty of Columbus
who had been visiting Mrs. n
Sifritt of LaRue, o., for several
days spent Sunday with Mrs. T. p
lCratty and Lloyd Winter and fam
lily at her home on west Ottawa
street
Miss Madge Damerest, daughter OF
Superintendent and Mrs. j.. b. Dem,
,orest, is one of the graduates al
the o. w. L. at Delaware this year
Mrs. T. M. Wallace of Mt. Vic.
tory, and Mrs, Keller Wallace oI
Chicago. we,e guests few days
last week of the formers sister
Mrs. l.. B. Harvey.
Earl Wilson, Marysville's IS cham.
pion checker player, attended the
State Association meeting of check
er players at Sandusky last Friday
and saturday.
G. NJ. lllaines, teacher of the
Eighth grade will leave about the
first of August for Chautauqua
New York He will also visit his
parentcs at Sandusky this summer
Harry Shoneberger of GranC
Rapids, Mich. general manager o.
the Car Loading Co.. was a CUES
a few days the past week of hi
father.
+. G.. Hughes, of Bellefontainc
: general agent for the Reed-AleI
, Land company of Texas was {
} guest a few days last week of thei
local agent the Bown Bros, o
Marysville.
: MIR, and Mrs. j. +. Thompson o
Covington, KY. were guests of Mr.
aud Mrs. n, p. Westhelmer o
ncrth Franklin street from Thurs
; day until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tracy Of Mar
,, 'icn, Ohio, were guests of relative
land friends in Richwo1d aevera
days last week and attended tn
, commencement exercises.
+ Miss Anna Glassmeyer of Colum
bus, was the guest of her. parena
a Mr.. and Mrs Edward Glassmeye
: of Boatty avenue. several days tn
e latter part of the week,
a Rev. C, l., Winget OF WestborC
: Chic, former chaplain OF the Obi
!. penitentiary filled the pulpit in tn
a Tsrisbyteilan Church Sunday. II
4 was guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
d T. Irwin while here.
8 Mrs. Jessie Stenge of Omahi
! Neb. is here on visit to Mr.. an