The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-21
LATE NEWS FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF MARION COUNTY

| 1HleNtS DTOht lHbO OtOISt IdIh-
lers grocery store, Sunday night,
lstole a fine picked shoulder of thir-
lty pounds weight and few minor
Iarticles. A rear door of the store
was forced the thieves entered, the
Imeat disappeared and so did the rob-
Ibers. No trace of them as yet, how
lever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Pickering and
lchildren of Marion visited over Sun
lday at the home of his mother in
Bowling Green township, and also at
1.-THE s. Smiley home in this place.
"a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Dutz, at Youngstown,
Ohio, Thursday. March 5th. Mrs.
lLutz Is the eldest daughter of Mr..
land Mrs. Emanuel Bader, southwest
,of town.
Miss Eva Prettyman, Mrs. Ray
Hesser and Mr.. Orus Blue were en-
Iteitained last Sunday by Mrs. Geo.
Sheckler and daughter Miss Retta,
at their pleasant country home, north
of town.
Rev r. G. stratton, Of Mingo. who
was guest at the D. M. Bell home,
isouth of town, for several days this
week, returned to his home, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. W. l.. Raub came home from
Perrysville, o., Wednesday evening,
where she had been spending
week or two at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Quick Covert.
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her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Plank, near
Prospect, last Sunday, where she
will make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clark and little
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Bo-
hannon, of Ada, from Thursday until
TUESDAY
Monday with Green Camp re,atives.
Mrs. Stella Everett, north of
town, went to Marion Saturday TO
spend the day.
MIR. and Mrs. Emptage, of Mar
seilles, spent Saturday at the J. n.
Haner home in Marion.
Miss Lille Harris was Sunday
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NJ. Leffler, near Agosta.
Mrs. J. w. Campbell and little
son, Herald, were over Sunday guests
! of Mrs. Campbell's parents at Brush
Ridge.
Mrs. Mary Scanlon has been visit
ling at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Holtz, in St. Paris, o.,
since last Friday.
Mrs. James Thatcher and daughter,
Clara, visited the formers daughter,
Mrs. II. G. Ward and family at Ma
rion from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Caroline Schotte, who teaches
the first grade in the public schools
was off duty, Monday, on account or
ILLNESS. Mrs. n. H. Davis was her
Substitute.
Joe Short and Miss Gertrude Pace,
of Marion, left for their home in that
city, Tuesday, after couple of weeks
visit with Mr.. Shorts mother, Mrs.
MARY Short, of this village.
M and Mrs. r. l.. Payne, of
Agosta, called on friends and did some
ltradinS in the village Monday.
j. J. Jeromem made business trip
to Bucyrus last week remaining In
that city until Tuesday morning.
Ed Carter and Earl Winslow left,
"Wednesday night, for the Southwest,
where they will make an indefinite
Istay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes Carr and
children were at Essex, Saturday, on
account of the Illness of Mrs. Carr's
mother at that place.
Mrs. Oza Mcconnell left Saturday
for Columbus and visited friends and
relatives in that city until Tuesday
morning.
Miss Neva Johnston returned from
Marion, Ind, Monday evening after
ia pleasant visit with friends In that
lplace.
DIR. VIM. H. Hartzog lectured to
fair sized audience at thA> NJ. E.
chu oh last Thursday evening" on the
subject, Sunshine and Sense% The
address was fine and was given un-
der the auspices of the Epworth
League.
Marshal o. l.. Leonard attended the
funeral of his father William Leon
lard, OF near Kenton, last Sunday.
He died on Friday, just one week
, from the day he sustained injuries by
falling from a roof which he was re-
pairing. The deceased was quite aged
ibut prior to the accident enjoyed
Vigorous health.
Isaac Shaffer, of Sycamore; visited
from Tuesday until Saturday at the
home OF his sister, Mrs, John lnger-
son, and family. tie went from here
to Gallon, where he will visit for a
short time before returning home.
The graduating class this year con-
,sists OF eleven members, two boys
and eight girls. The class at the
beginning of the term numbered ten,
but Clyde Dickson dropped out about
a week ago and Is at present studying
ltelegraphy at Kenton.
Glen Johnson, the young son of
lHaryey Johnson, was painfully In
jured last Saturday afteroon while
|playing ball In the vicinity of his
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