The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-16


fitt and James s. Bonner, accom-
panied by their wives, spent Sunday
last in Marion.
Mrs. Jennie Hatfield was again
called to Marion, Monday, on account
of the serious Illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Emma Noggle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Tannyhill ana
little daughter drove to Marion, Sun
day and spent few hours with her
|sistor and family.
Mrs. McCreary and children, of Ma
rion, and Mrs. NJ. A. Pickering, of
|Kingsville, Ohio, visited at the s. G.
Smiley home, Monday.
NIsater Grant Mouser came over
from Marion, Wednesday evening, TO
visit his grandparents. MIR. and Mrs.
Basil Ridgway, on South High street.
willis Clark has been slightly indis-
posed this week on account of a lame
back, caused by "a sprain which he
received while riding horseback.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Ford and
Master Clifford Ballard went TO Mt.
Victory, Tuesday evening, 10 visit
Mr.. Ford's parents for a few days.
Mrs Nv. J. Keyes returned TO her
home in Marysville. Saturday, after
a short stay with her parents u
| II. Leonard and wife on South High
street.
DIR G. w. Wasson, of Orville, o.,
visited relatives here a few days this
week. The Doctor looks hale and
hearty and is better looking than
ever.
The Masonic lodge of this village
| has made some improvements in its
hall recently. The interior wood
| work has been repainted and a new
Icarpet covers the floor.
W. II. Sprague has leased his meat
market, located on High street, to
, Messrs. Swallem and Roberts and the
later will conduct the business for
the next few months.
| Miss Nyda Gongway, Of Agosta, was
guest at the Frank Seymour home
the early part of this week.
| Mrs. Margaret Clark. of Marion
was a guest of the Joshua Warren
lhnme the latter part of last week.
Miss Burdclla Grimes, of north o
town, went to Marion, Saturday, tc
be present at a house party at tn,
IP. p. Rubins. home for n few days
Misses Lola Shirk and Kai
| Cyi, al I,NrA Il itNfy
and Davis McI1lheny drove to Clay
borne, Sunday to visit friends few
hours.
Mrs ]. w. Slagle and Mrs. ia.
Thomasson were guests at the NJ. E
Burke home in Marion Thursday.
Mrs. Al Hedges, of Columbus, cam
Wednesday to visit her niece, Mrs
Herbert Blue and husband, a few
days. SFnWWi
Mrs. Jane Sprague, Mrs. Victorl'
jClark. northwest of town, and Mrs
Hannah Foit, of Dunkirk, spent Sat
urday in Agostatat the home of Mrs
Betty Miller.
Rev J. A. Sutton was a buslnes
caller in Marion, Monday
Roy Mulvaine. of Essex, was a CUES
at the w. w. Carr home Monday.
Jack" Gillespie and son, Maurice
of Waldo, visited relatives here owe
Sunday. TElt
Mrs. N A. Copeland Is visitini
relatives in Scott Town and nearb.
vicinity at present.
Mrs. John Wilson, OF Marion, Wis
ted her son VIM. Wilson and famil!
a few days last week.
Postmaster II. II. Prettyman, o
Agosta, was a business caller in thi,
village Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. d.. ID. Clifton
Mrs. Minerva Campbell called oi
Marion friends, Thursday
G. II. ALLEN was in Marion on bust
ness Thursday.
Mrs. C.. /. Grimes went to Mariol
Saturday, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Drake drov
over TO Marion. Thursday, on bust
mess.
Mrs. Basil Baker, of near Marseille
was guest of Marion friends Satur