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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-03

to find that the tank was almost full
He took Of his rubber coat and dippe'
1t down, and 1t came mp dripping. IL
rubbed 1t over his face ana licked Al
the moisture on the smooth tarpaulih
and the touch of water sent a burning
fever flush OF thirst. through him. Tic
reached down with his helmet, drew II
up half full and emptied 1t over his
head and down his back again and
again. Then he drank 1t In great
gIlps, signing with satisfaction.
The relief brought back his energies
The tank ladder took his eye, and II
occurred to him that If he could get II
loose he might be able TO reach Il
lower window with It. He took hold
y" 1t in his huge hands. drew long
h-29 \ mn strained to wrench 1t from
Its Lon sockets. tightening on 1t slow.
~ unit! the blood drumnled in his caIs
lie bent the upright Of it. but the SOCK,
ct held II still. When he paused 70.
breath be remembered Hanrahan ara
shouted to him for aid.
Tie got no answer, and he descended
the roof to find him lying Oh his face
In the worst of the heat that blew
from the air shaft. He dragged hin,
back from it and enlp;led a helmet full
CT water on his face.
Hanrahan rolled his head from side
to siIe, muttcrirg TO himself.
Better get up TO the tank an take
a dip. want you TO help me get that
ladder loose. Here, take drink"
raid German.
Han"ahan caught at his collar. thrust
Ing aside the water. Get me down"
he said. You get me down, Bull Ill
make 1t good. I'm right In with the
gang. DUrgan said
German threw him from him with "a
curse. Il can't get you down." he
yelled AZ him. What's the matter
with YOU
Haarahan fell back heavily and lay
breathing har'l, with o,"n mouth. 4
pgI Of smoke blew down and choked
him with n sob,
German dragged him across the roof
10 the t1:lk ami sat down beside him.
uncertain what TO do. with his back
TO the p"rapct and his face 10 the light
veil The heat swan oIer them in
fu")cajiAg current. Hanrahan threw
out his arms and lay as If stretched Oh
L cross. rolling his heal from side to
sic. asoni7ed and specchless.
lie !TsaI Ia recite the confession
u Roman Catholic. beating his breast
With n whispered through my fault.
through my fault, through my most
: b." ,.~ .>,t."
= s~H"l :t.rwlrd. The smoke irriyat.
~ J.. e., ,he heat prIghrd him. Cant
t"n Ast ,cr zap Tor half a uilnuteY'
a., co.@i'3jari.
i!cH"@' IL "roaned aud turned 10
aim. 'j1 >"u think there's any he!l:"
he asked IN a husky whisper.
Gorn4Nn laughed. Jaw. cut 1t out"
he said, YOU'RE scared. That's all
that's wroug with you"
There was a crash Of breaking win.
dows in the air shaft. The flames
roared IN. tapping like banner In the
wind
Hep" Hanrahan scrceched. Help.
Ic!"-
Gorrqaa stood Up In the thIckenlus
'mol, and looked down OH him. Say"
he said, 'if you got any breath TO
waste, you'd better save &c fer yer
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l""y'|. This r'y> s. x "a - drop 20
IN - h'ic g., h't II wo%'t leave ca,..
~ .oI frr the t.r'Il Ia raise a his.
"'D. %..,t -. will ~ou."
II" t":@od away from him AMI
rutAIrd H." lHtls'"r Ia o." tor 81 tt'
:. 10. % tat h. n"''t "a C"tn ter,
j. tH"' i'rEbl + . IF re ruE ncs / =
TIE street UhsllIu2 frant,rallT for col
/. - 10" fi'"l va a.< nHd they S''l -
'i ,r"y far a",y. lie rca. he'll dor, ,
..''" ihr sr"ttie "ud drank from l.
h"lmc' "s1lu. Th" air casgr ~ e" !
srJu 81 ta"E, H. h.. vita hi4 fac = !
~ drat or II and SHUT bis ,ry eye. .
o3 hIs c,'h x ctc&
80 ."I !" bal t'irpatcYci Han,
r." va t''' .sIllpse "f tic r3yf. h,.
had FposrI In anger IL tmrifj h':n in' ,
silence uni not lccauec he believe |
That either uf thcm would lose his l.ic
lie wga moi mau of tina :nalIpr apl
his breath wag tuo strong ~ his holy
f0r him Ia realize tic pn s,hlty uf
death n the crew tn.iov. dli not Il ~
sour ricans If reaching him. he ho,rl
t. Ire aut The fire where hp W.
Cht"Hv h. WA ungry aud hrwiIlor"l
by h.S own anger hrvousc fIaurahtn
had gore - pieces aud made surh
noise. IIc could not think Tie heat
was wearing on him. lie lay there
waiting.
And. n fact. tl1c mcu below were nj.
ready planning Ia reHch him. For
tIiae Captain Dali had been SO busy
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Effective January 5. 1908. &,
subject to charge without notice.
Trains will leave Durham q.
follows:
No. 23S. zoos A. NJ. connect
ing at Henderson with No. 3;
which will arrive at Portsmouth,
Norfolk at $50 p. NJ, rcsur1inl
connection at Weldon with A. {
l.. for Eastern Carolina puia,::
and at Portsmouth. Norfolk wiz
Steamship lines for Washiagtu:.
baltimore. CAPE Charles. Nv
York and Boston. This will ass
connect at Henderson with A..
G6 for Richmond. Wash:rlt.4
and New York.
No. al will arrive in Durha"
at 6 P. NJ.
No. 22l will arrive in Durhan
at $40 P. NJ.
No. 222 will leave Durham q.
go +. NJ.
The nUrk2n! E 2o..,.h.rn trai,
No. II leaving Durham 1t IL
Z. NJ. ar,l arIe,irE It A>"< Is,
500 p. N. corr cts with : .
hoard No. II AMI - for ca. r.
,Otte. Atlanta and points West.
and Columbia. Sa"anr2N. Jac
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infcrmat,2n d >ir..) apply to +
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'iI2ardn6rS' .
BY
ELLSWORTH KELLEY.
by S. S. Mcclure Company

"'s's . 's-s's'"S 80
~rNDAY morning: Sunday morn,
,SA Ing in June.
Na<Ss Two old men sat under the
shade of the maple trees in
the front yard while the church bells
jan"Ie aM! Jared and doomed over
the houSr.ops and out across the val
ley.
"'Pcars 10 me like church bells SOM
purtie;' when you's away of from
'em. two or three miles, say" yo.un-
tecred the old man with the billyGpat
b"Hrl, h. whom the boys arIectionatcl;
ra!i"l "tnvie Joe"
Same way with brass band" Oh
served Unr.r Billy, he Of the SMOOTH
N':aF''H f.. "YoI cit Up dose an Il
SORT O r'spS Your nerves an brcShcs
your fir all the wrong way. Eut git
away OF, say bout half a mile of Il
still cv"lin'. an kin shct iuy eyes
an H.. %j2c hear the heavenly h0"ts
a-tw"@.'a on their harps an pountlhl'
tl.-;r 49,. ll;."
"Y"' r." noticed TIE r2re th.4".
III. .'&..' You rr;: M or when we
We H'.,', e -rs, WhnA % first be-, J
10 : i.%r,,'r.s. III hc>rl church lei
til" r~~t t;:@": We ~" ;:ile,l it sail
T",:r oh come jest rs pain as
Spe4',t'.':"
"Slov,!y, shoreIy! An that remia-s
me: It's gittin' mighty r,ar church
time ~ | must be ro,;in' along. Joe.
| wi>A;-o.I as you air. to,-I wi.ht
you'd - - church-og .tner."
Old Uncle Joe nodded.
Il >i,rHe you do. Fill. spoSe you DO.
I'd Ike to, real well. bat not today
cant 70 today. Fact Is. Dill. don't
want you TO do anything ag'in Your
c0ngcicrcc. hut I've l:lid off To take a
walk today. a little walk ont in tie
country. As | said. don't want YOU
70 do anything ag'in your conscience.
hit ID kiu'l-o' set my mind on havin'
You g. with me-
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Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
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BROS, Druggist.
Cloth all Huel and Part al PANT.

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-04

and take In the races
Miss Iva Campbell and Miss Grace
MonsOn of Marion were guests OF
Miss Alpha Phillips several days the
latter part of last week
Mrs. Fatima Blair of Columbus. o.,
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Jake Sidle, and family west Of
town during the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and
children of Marysville, were guests
of Gary NEEDLES and wife Sunday.
Miss Clara Ross of Sharon, Ky,
Is visiting her cousin Miss Estella
Ross of south Franklin street, at
present.
Mrs. Allie Moore Of Redwood and
IC. C.. Wynn of Byhalia spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. OF Wynn of
Arbela.
Little Miss Corena Peterson of
IMarysville who Is spending the sum
mer with her grandparents, Mr., and
Mrsr. Gary NEEDLES east of town, Is
suffering with typhoid fever at pres
ent.
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Cod Liver OIL As a Food.

Nine persons out OF every ten think
OF cod liver oil as a medicine. Since
1t is so regarded II has TO share the
odium OF all medicines. tt
Few people use II unless II Is pre-
scrtbed by a physician. Now, cod
liver oil Is a medicine in the sense
that 1t is wonderfully effective In the
treatment OF many diseases. But IL
is not a medicine In the popuiarly
accepted meaning Of the term. That
is, 1t is not a drug. Cod liver oil
Is primarily food. Perhaps the
most accurate way to describe IL
would be to call II a medicinal food
The fact that nothing else EQUALS
1t as a producer OF strength In the
body suggests almost unlimited pos
sibilities OF use In the diet Where
as now cod liver oil is rarely taken
except as a medicine. Il could be
used universally as q food with
most gratifying results,
1t is curious thing that the eie-
ments OF cod liver oil have been
combined by nature In the making
of that oil a skill which surpasses
all human chemistry. or even human
knowledge, II Ia an astonishing,
fact that cod liver oil 10 90 complex
that, in spite of the most painsta king
analysis and diiigent investigation,
no man has yet been able to dis
cover any of the elements which
enter into It's composition,
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Redwood

Redwood July 81, T., Howe
and son Joe were in Urbhna several
days the first of the week look
ing after business interests,
Avonell aud Ethel jenkins east OF
town visited with relatives ana
friends In Marion during the past
week
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Blair and
Mrs. John Blair were guests of Col
umbus friends from Friday until
Monday,
II. 4. Wyneger spent Sunday as
the guest of friends in Columbus He
was accompanied home Monday by
his wife.
Miss Mae Walker of Kenton has
been visiting at the home of Mrs
Gertrude Miller and family duriaS
the past week.
u. N. Bmbrey of North Lewis
burg, Ohio spent Monday as the
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PRICE TWO GENTS.

ter Helen are the guests OF friends
and relatives in Plymouth a.,i ~,
Miss Edith Reeder is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. John Dressler Ia
Bucyrus. t-.tat u ~,
King Matthew was in Marion Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hipsher of
caledonia we're the guests OF Mrs.
George w Neal Wednesday. .,t
Rev. G. l.. Cole and Curtis Reed
er were attending Che Epworth
League convention this week.
Mrs. Mary Wertz of Marion Is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Tom Sla-
lgle. 80.
Mrs. Tom Malcolm and Mrs. Flora
Clark and Miss Sarah George OF
near Bucyrus were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Thursday. E
/ Mr.. Willie Ludwig was in Marion
Saturday.
Mr. Earl Rosencranse ana o. r..
Neal made business trip TO Gale
donia Monday. 4
Mrs. Mitchell and Helen Bpooks
are the guests of relatives in Marion
IThursday. ,p
Mrs. Jacob Linn and Mrs Mar
garet spent Thursday at .le home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Speldou wertz of
Monnett
viii Dawson ard family we're the
guests of Charley Startling and family
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Hanson Rice and family wers
the guests of Charley Mason OF near
Martel Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Matthews was the
guest of Mrs. Tom Slasle Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bibler and Ray Brooks OF
Brush Ridge spent Sunday at Che
home of Norman Brooks
Frank Hill and sister Hattie wers
the guests of Alex Hill Sunday.
Mr Henry Foose and George Bird
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurston Lultens Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Doughty and
son Marion were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs II. V. Young Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Strouse enter
tained party Of young people in
honor of Miss Bell Kennedy and Mr..
Paul Thornberry of Marion We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Gertrude Johnson Of Marion
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Mitchell ., M
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Maple Grove

Maple Grove, July 2-Nlr. and
Mrs. VIM. Stafford of Caledonia,
visited at the home OF E. j. Winters
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fink OF Gale
donia visited last week at the home
of Jacob LOwmiller.
Mrs. Hollis Pace of Marion, spent
last week at the home of r.. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Grimes of Remington
Ind, were called here by the sickness
and death of the latter's father.
Ora Glst and family of Caledonia,
were guests at the home of Wm.
Glathart Sunday.
Mr. Erbb is 4 guest at the home
of his brother-in-law, E. Il. Coulter
John Baldinger and family Of
Marion visited at the home OF Joseph
Weidemaier Sunday.
G. Goldsmith of BucyIus, spent
last week at the home of his father
Robert Price and family returned
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Mast and children OF Gallon spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Place west of town.
The social given by the Universal
list ladies Wednesday night was well
|attended The receipts amoupted TO
|$110O.
M M. Iden returned home Sat
|urday from trip TO Port Huron,
Detroit and several other Michigan
towns. Mr.. Iden reported pleasant
trip.
Mrs. d. f. Lands left today lur
la visit with relatives in Akron.
Mrs. G.. w. Disman of Lima Is
Visiting her sister Mrs. Arch Fields
south of town,
Miss Myrtle Decker is sick this
week and unable to fill her position
lat the Iden store.
John j. Smith left for FderericK-
town today where he will visit with
his sister for few days.
Mrs. Rogers and two children of
Cleveland as the guests of Mr., and
Mrs. X. w. Burt this week.
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Kirkpatrick

kirkpatrick, July 3--AIrs. L. p.
Rowe was in BuCyrus Friday.
Miss Ida Jeffery of Caledonia. is
the guest of Mrs. o .E. Mel.
Mr.. Willis Hipsher OF Reed Ave,
Marion, was in kirkpatrick Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. e. Neal and
son were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Hipsher Sunday
Mrs. Marques and family of Crest
line are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Linn and family,
Mrs. r.. r.. Reeder was I'm Bucyrus
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Books Of Pennsylvania,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
Beers and family
MIR. King Matthews was the guest
of Mr., and Mns. John Weir Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs, Davids and family
were in Marion Tuesday.
Mrs. Agnes Young was the guest of
friends in NJ arion Monday.
Mrs, Jacob Linn of kirkpatrick
and Mrs Marquart and family were
tle SueSlS OF MI, ana MIS-. jay AT
round of Martel Wednesday.
Mrs. VIII Dawson and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. George w.
Neal Tuesday.
Airs. Clyde Houpt of Marion, was
the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs G. A. Rowe Tuesday and We'd
|nesday
Rollie Reamsnyder and Oscar Lewis
and Howard Neall were in Caledonia
Sunday.
Iiken's Chapel and Kirkpatrick
ball teams played a very interesting
game. The score stood 20 TO 80 in
favor of Likens Cahpen.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Struckler
and family were in Marion Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs L. Cole and daugh-
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guest of his brother Jos. Embrey of
east Ottawa street.
Miss Blanche Biddle OF Detroit,
Mich. is spending her summers Va.
cation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Biddle, west of town.
The Misses Hazel Spicer, Addia
Cooper, Louis Clayton, Nlessrs.
Hugh James aud Lewis Columber
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Denman
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ada Harper by their daugh-
ter Mrs. Burl Melvin last Sunday.
Joe Mather Is happy beyond ex-
Iprcssion, On June % hs wife present.
ed him with a ten pound boy. They
have been married for years and this
Is their first heir. Here's congratu-
lations, ,Jue, with the wish that you
may have more such good luck.
Mrs, II. II. Miller went TO Marion
Tuesday TO meet her granddaughter
Marion Kuhn of Omaha, Neb, who
has been visiting relatives in Chi
lcago during the past few days Lit
tie Miss Kuhn will spend several
weeks visiting her grandmother and
other relatives in Redwood
Mrs Arthur Winget ana daughter
lCladuice Of Marysyllle ana Mr.. and
Mrs, Allen Haines or Redwood,
spent, Wednesday with Mrs. j. d.
Haines of west Ottawa street.
Mrs. Roy Chapman and children of
Marion, have Deen visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery and other relatives and
friends In RichwOod during the past
week
Miss HERNIA Tannyhill returned to
her home at Agosta Tuesday after
a few days visit with her sister,
|AIns. A. N. Laltue of east Ottawa
street.
Mrs. w II. Kinney who resides
south west of town has been visit
ling her SON Clarence Kinney and fam
lily of Gallon, Ohio, during the pnst
few days.
l.. Aller was down from LaRue
TUESDAY and he says everybody in
that part OF the country is coming
Ito Redwood to celebrate the Fourth
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DEALINGS IN Ea:4
REAL ESTATE

Jonathan Carmean to A S. Car-
mean, 225 acres in Scott Township.
81. t.... T.,
Maude Clayton 10 Iona W. Moon,
part of one lot in Marion, ss25 u
Phillip NJ. Cast to Ida L.. Noble.
part of three lots In Prospect, 81.
Alice P. Gottchall to II. e. Smith
and others one lot In Marion, $3.50
w. H. Houghton to George. T.. SAL
mon, one lot In Marion, 81. M.
]. F. Kennedy to Jane e. Kennedy,
half an acre in Scott township, $1..la
n. c. Lewis to G. +. Appincott,
twenty-one acres in Marion township
$4,000.
Ida l.. Noble to Philip NJ. Cast.
seven lots in Prospect, 81.
w. II. Siples to Patrick Wixtead.
one lot in Marion, $500. s.N
G. d. Schaffner TO Martha Smith,
lot in Marion, $4,000.
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Prospect

Prospect July 3-Mr. Ed. F'ritcn
employed at the National Cash Reg,
lister Co. at Dayton visited his par
ents the past week.
Mrs. Frank Mays and children
of Lancaster were the guests of tn ?
formers sister Mrs. Charley Dix the
past week.
John Hhule Is nursing lame
back received by being struck with
a hay fork. The injury is painful
but not serious.
Mrs. Walter Hershey and children
of Ashley are the guests of the
formers mother Mrs. George John
son from Monday to Saturday.
Mr.. l.. w. Johnson returned to
Columbus Saturday after pleasant
visit with rebatiyes, Mrs. Johnson
and daughter will remain another
week In Prospect.
Mr.. Harry Fritoh Is fast recover
Ing from the ampltation of his leg
at Columbus hospital few
weeks ago and was able to visi,
friends in Prospect this week.
Mrs. Walter Hershey at her home
near Ashley, Wednesday entertained
Mrs. Lee johnson and children o.
Columbus, Mrs, Roy Pace of Clevc
land, Mrs. Albert Johnson and child
ren and Mrs. Fred Sauer of Prospect
Roland Middleton of Columbus
visited friends here Sunday.
MIR. Tom Vogt Of Louisville, Ken.
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LaRue

Laftue, July 3D.. ID. Clifton wa.
ct Wellington Thursday on business
Miss Lula Schotte is spending thii
week with relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. H M. Willard of Columbus L.
q guest at the DR.. N. Sifritt home
this week.
Mis- Edna Arthur of Delaware, is
the guest of her cousin Miss Lena
Toplff, this week.
John II. Clark, county Prosecutor
was here on business pertaining TO
his farm interests Friday
Master Palu and Miss Beatrice
Sutton visited their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Cook near Moral,
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. w. II. Johnson was a visitor
in Marion, Monday.
Clinton Prettyman OF Marion was
a guest of home folks over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blue visited
relatives In Marion Saturday and
Sunday.
Prof. r.. B. Bell attended the Nat
ional Educational Association In
Cleveland this week.
Misses Cartha Bell and May
StshI went to Kenton this morning
for two weeks visit
Fred l.. Gillipsie and wife OF
Norwalk are guests at the A. J.
Manley home In this village.
Mrs. Walter Oborn was called TO
the bedside of her neice, who is Sc
riously III in Marion "Wednesday.
Mrs Theo Baker was called to
Marion Wednesday evening on ac-
count of the death Of a great grand
child.
Miss Blanche Horton OF Essex was
guest at the Chas Rodgers home
Wednesday evening. She left Thurs
day morning for Moral, where she
will visit for while.
Mrs. Charles Stahl went TO Marion
Tuesday morning To- meet her sister
Mrs. John Zeltner and husband OF
Cincinnati. They accompanied Mrs
Stahl home for a visit.
Miss Fannie Steinhaur and Miss
Christine Rubeck of Kenton and Eu-
gene Birdel of Masconpah, ILL.,, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ru-
beck, northwest of town Thursday.
Mrs. Sterl Blue is quick sick and
under the care of a physician
Walter Scranton was in Mt. Vic
tory on business Tuesday evening.
Orren Carey of Agosta, visited rel
atiyes In IaRue o few days this week.
Miss Hazel Clark of Marion is Wis
iting relatives In this village this
week
Clarence Davis and wife of Marion
visited relatives and friends here
Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Marl1with returned
from a pleasant visit with friends
and relatives In Ada, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Sl9nser were
guests of Rev. and Mrs A. j. BUS
sard in Quincy Sunday.
Ralph Kemper who is working In
Delaware. was guest of his par
ents Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mustaine OF
Bellefontaine visited at the G.. G..
Allluger home from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Miss Leona Sharpe who has been
confined to her home with illness for
the past week Is very much improved
at present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-04
Caledonia

Caledonia, July 3-The work of re-
moving the M. E. church building
from the ground has been completed
and nothing remains but the stone
foundation and some plaster. Mr..
Lyons who purchased the building,
completed the work in less than
twenty days time allowed by the
committee and left the ground in
good shape.
Mrs. Frank Stone and Mrs. Otto
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10 their home at Caledonia Sunday.
Harry Winch and family entertain
ed the following Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. David Stolt, and David Winch
and family.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-04
Mucilsge for Dsrning Dresses.

A novel way OF meudins a vossss
or silk dress in which a hole has
been torn, and whore only a patch
will remedy matters. is the follow
ing: The frayed portions aroanS the
tear should be very carefully trim
med and smoothed. and q piece OF
the material moistened with very
thin mucilage placed under the hole.
A heavy weight should be put upon
1t until 1t is dry. when II is oniy
possible to discover tho mssdsd
place by careful observation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-04

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