The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-21
LOCAL.
EVENTS

Milton LaDow has purchased
barber shop at Rrchwood and will
take charge at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Musgrave OF
Franconia avenue, are the parents of
son born Monday.
The will OF the late John J. Elem
ing, of Prospect, was admitted to
probate Tuesday evening.
The will on the late Isaac Smith
was filed in probate court Tuesday
! The hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock
| Thursday morning.
Ralph Baker, an incorriglble lad,
was taken before Judge Foster this
morning and given lecture. The
lad promises to do better.
The ladies' of the Lee street Pres
ibyteran church are conducting
very successful rummage sale in ths
church parlor this week
Cleo Malone was taken 10 the
Central Emergency hospital Tuesday
where he will undergo course OF
treatment.
More than hundred couples ut
tended the Metropolitan Band dance
in the Huber hall last evening. The
band comprised of twenty-five pieces
furnished music fer the dancers.
There will be called meeting or
ladies OF the U. I}. Missionary society
Thursday afternoon at the home OIL
Mrs. II. o. Dunn, OF E.m street AL
full attendance is urged.
Silver street from Kenton avenue to
Leader street, was opened foc train
this morning. II has been closed
lCr the past severe! weeks ln process
OF being paved.
The Smith Mattress factory has Ie-
sumed operations TO -.rge degree
after the disastrous fire which o,-
CURED some time ago. The busines
OF the firm is resuming its forme,
activity.
owen Reasoner, an employe OF
the Wells Fargo express had his
right foot badly mashed by a large
steel piece falling from truck
upon the member last Tuesday even-
ing lie was given attention by al
local physician.
The Dutch Market, held at the |
PreSbytcrian church last evening un
der the auspices ot the Kings Daugn- |
ters was well patronized and a con
siderable sum was realized from the !
sale of the buffet lunch. The or.
ganization is considered making tho
market Il monthly affair.
The Woman's Relief Corps met In
regular session in the Maccabees' hall
Monday, After the transact!on of
routine business, the matter OF the :,
regular halloween social was con-
sidered. At a called meeting to be
held next Tuesday, final arrangements
for the social will be made.
John Linn, a former prominent
farmer of this county, but for the
past several years a resident of Bu-
cyrus, died at his home there Friday
morning. He was quite well known
here. MIR. Philip Linn, of north of
this city, is a brother OF the de-
ceased.
The first regular meeting of the
Teachers training class was held at
Epworth M. E. church last evening
The attendance was very large and
the promises OF the new organization
appeared exceptionally bright The
regular Sunday School lesson was
taken up and discussed at some
length. II was determined to hold
the next meeting in one week at the
parlors OF the First Baptist church.
The u s. Bowling team, of Upper
which DOwled with the
Colonial team Tuesday evening was
given reception by the local team
following the game Tuesday evening
The following are the members OF
the team; Frank Crouch, George {
Fleck, G., D. Trowbridge, william
Hartzell, Louis Hagenmire and Ar
thur Berg.