The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-04
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prospect. O., Jan. S.--A very pref
A., soc,al AFFAIR was the party given
rr,dav night by Misses Vida shuey
ora Hazel Osborn at the home OIL the
,otter plenty Of music and seVera'
contests formed the amusement lol
tSa evening. Dainty refreshments
,.are also served. The out oil toWn
u,asts were. Ray and Roy Pace VI
@aeveland Robin Middleton Oh W, w,
,nu,hus and Charles Secrist, Cllrioru
nv E,red Lusch and Don jenkins vi
The following was taken from 'ht
Rural Free Delivery News euiIeo a'
Chicaeo. MS: Miss Gladys smith
of prosnect. Ohio, sends a Chrlsuinaf
card To the News Little MISS edauys
was a most popular young LADY at III.
Atlanta Rural Carriers convehtio.
and tbe news feels highly honored'
Ruth Milton and Milton hehLy
have returned home from week VIZ
n with their brother II. M. Henry a
Redwood. .o,,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dwyer at theii
home near Owens, entertained Oh
Xmas Mr.. and Mrs. John A. cast
Mr. and Mrs. William Ludwig, Mrs
Ellen Wolfley and Miss Bertha Lud'
wig.
Mr.. George Rutter has purchased
the interests of other heirs in the
farm owned by the late Rutter and
the first of February will move onto
the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and Henry
and Ivan Scheneck, of Cardington
were guests until Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Drake.
Mr. Dave d. Little has returned
from a trip to Texas and while there
purchased quarter section of good
land near Palestine, upon which he
expects to move in short while.
Miss Elizabeth Miller is visiting
her sister, Miss Catherine Miller, al
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. G. L. Powers, of Chicago. was
guest at the home of Mr.. Wat
Jenkins, Sunday. Mr.. Powers for
merly lived in Prospect and is sor
of the deceased DR.. Powers.
Mr., and Mrs. Heiminger, of Aug
lame county, visited over Sunday a
the home of Mr.. ]. Smeltzer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stiffler ant
daughter Geneva, of Marion, wert
the guests of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stiffler, last Sun
day
Miss Carrie Schelling went to Co
lumbus last Sunday, where she will
spend the week with friends and viii
attend the marriage of her friend
Miss May Hafford, on Thursday.
Miss Hazel Wottring of Marion
visited relatives here last Saturda!
and Sunday.
Miss Pauline Cellars and frient
Miss Lillian Webb were Marion Wis
itors Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Griffith and lit
tie daughter visited relatives in Ma
rion the past week.
Mis- Maud Kyle who Is employed IL
one of the leading millinery estab
lishments of Cleveland, is spendinl
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Kyle.
Mrs II. p. Cellars entertained tn,
Woman's Home Missionary Society o
the Presbyterian church at her home
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fox enter
tained at dinner last Sunday a mum
ber of friends among which wer,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Grindle ant
son of Redwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Orli,
Story, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Hull, Mrs
Lewis Akron and family, Mrs. Elli
Eversole, of Prospect, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carey Fox, of Woodland.
Mrs. j. Humphrey entertained ;
number of friends at Watch part,
on Tuesday evening. There were
about thirty-fve present TO enjoy thu
pleasure of the evening.
Misses Anna, Belle and Loren;
Thrush were entertained at the hom,
of Miss Mabel Laucher on New Years
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thrush en-
tertained at dinner Friday, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hort Yonkins and daughter Ber
mice, Of Circleville, and Mrs. Edward
Laucher, of Owens.
w. s. Howison and family were
guest OF r. e. Tarish and wife a.
Marion, Wednesday
Mrs. Edward Hess gave a dinner
New Years day to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. G.. Hilford in honol
OF their 46th wedding anniversary. \
Mr.. w. w. Ocker, who has moved
from Youngstown to Prospect, hai
leased the Levi Sclieetz room OF
East Water street and will soon oper
q cigar stand and temperance poo
room.