The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-04
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slightly ailing, but II was not con
sidered serious. Tuesday morning,
when she did not arise at her accus.
toned time, a member Of the fam
lily went to call her aud found her
in a paralytic condition and unable
to speak.
Mrs Maggie Scott arrived home
from Kallapoose, Georgia, Wednesday
morning. At the time of her de-
parture from the South the flowers
were bloming in profusion, a beauti-
ful bouquet which she brought with
her bearing evidence of the fact. She
reports a highly enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Nerta Lucas visited i'm Ma
rion from Monday until Wednesday.
Earl Dusang came home from Ash
tabula, Tuesday evening, where he
has been employed
Miss Edith Ait has returned home
after a pleasant week spent with
Ada and Forest friends.
Merlin Bailey and Miss Bertha
Anderson spent Sunday at the home
.of Miss Ethel Johnson north Of
town. Mr.. Bailey, who is a son of
Rev. and Mrs. D. II Bailey. Of
Marion, left for Colorado, Tuesday
where he will spend the coming
isummer, and where the well wishes Of
his many friends in this vicinity will
follow him.
The John II. Cutlery home was
the scene Of very jolly gathering
TUESDAY evening. The affair was an
April Fool party given in honor of
their son, Cyril r.. who Is home from
the Michigan Military Academy at
Orchard Lake enjoying the spring va
cation.
Grandpa" Miller celebrated his
Ieighty-fourth birthday anniversary
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
S. r.. Riley Tuesday, March 31st.
Relatives and few intimate friends
were present and helped to make the
day pleasant one for the aged gem
tleman. An elegant dinner was
served.
The G.. II. TopliT home on High
street, was the scene OF an enjoyable
AFFAIR, Tuesday afternoon, March 3lst.
when the Twentieth Century Club and
their guests We're entertained at their
last meeting of this year.
Mrs, Hugh Durkin was IN Marion,
Monday.
Mrs. Milt Anderson and daughter,
Isabel, spent Saturday in Marion.
Miss Spray Riley visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Il V. Richards, of Moral, a
few days last week.
Mrs w. s. Noyes of this place,
visited friends IN Caledonia, returning
home last Friday evening.
a. NJ Scott and little son, DeVer
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Scott in Shelby over Sunday.
Miss Goldie Neff, OF near Moral
was a guest at the J. w. Campbell
home during the past week.
Mrs, George Parrish and Mrs. s.
n, Sanders, Of Essex visited their
grandmother, Mrs, Peggy Leonard
last week.
y, y, Kemper has returned 10 his
field Of labor in Delaware after a
three weeks vacation spent with his
family In this place.
While in NIarysvile, Tuesday, Rev.
Sutton had the pleasure Of calling up
on DR.. and Mrs, w. J. Keyes and
spending a pleasant hour.
Messrs Russell Raymond, John Blp-
pus and Benjamin WallngfOrd, OF
Kenton, were calling on lady friends
in this place Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Victoria Clark and George
Parker spent few days this week at
the John Clark home in Marion. Mr..
Clark has been somewhat indisposed
for a time but Is reported better at
lpresent.
Mrs. A. Davis and children, Har-
old and VILLA Ruth visited in Ma
'Iion with relatives from Saturday un-
It'll Monday evening. Mr.. Davis
went over Saturday and returned
IhOme Monday morning.
Misses Grace Baldwin and Grace
isfritt, of Marion, were guests of the
formers mot5er, Mrs. Angelne Bal
idwin, over Sunday
Charles Rodgers is having new
metal ceiling put IN his store room
(which adds much to the interior ap'
ipoarance Of his place Of business.
Mrs. Albert Willauer and daughter
Ruth, of Mt. Victory, visited Mrs
IWnlauers father, Milton Mills, Mon
day evening and Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie Thomasson and daugh
ter Mildred were Marion callers
"Wednesday.
Mrs, Clyde Conley returned to he
home in Ashtabula, Wednesday morn
ing.
John Henllle of Delaware, was {
business caller in town, last week
Mrs. S, NJ. Hesser and daughter
Miss Helen, were callers in Marion
Monday.
Mr.. and Mns. Bert Bell, or Gin
Icinnatl, are guests of his mother
Mrs. T. ]. Bell, this week.
Mr., and Mrs b. II. Laymen, o
Marion, visited over Sunday wit
Mr.. Laymen's parents here.
Miss Clemma Miller, OF Asosta, wa
the guest of her mother, Mrs, Joh'