The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-23
visiting her sister Mrs. L. A. Glow

county took advantage of the ex-
cellent weather last week and pre-
pared their ground for corn. Many
are through planting, while others
will finish this week, weather being
favorable. The country is generally
crops. The corn crop in this couu-
ty last year was somewhat short
but 1t is believed that the farmers
viii get their corn in early this
year. which insures big yield.
Mrs. Stella Sifritt and daughter
Miss Grace OF Marion, we're Sun
day guests at the home of Mrs. NJ.
| J. Mather and duahgter Miss Orpha
of east Ottawa stret.
Mrs. II. E. Wynegar of Colum-
bus, visited from Friday until Sun
day with Mrs. Vim. Dyal and +. E.
Moore and daughter, Maria. Mr..
wynegar came over Sunday and
spent the day with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. johnson have
moved to Redwood from Marys-
Vile to spend the summer. Mr..
johnson will work at the carpen-
ter's trade with his brother-in-law,
IC. e. Cameron.
| A number OF young people from
here attended the ball game at
Ashley, ohio, Saturday between the
Redwood and Ashley high school
teams The score was to in
Ashley's favor.
Major II. o. S, Heistand OF the
United States Navy spent few
hours Saturday with his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Westheim-
er of north Franklin street.
Rev. I. j. Cahill of Dayton, Ohio,
spent several days the first of the
week as the guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Crah Cahill of Beatty
lavenue.
George Hunt and family spent
Friday as guests OF friends in
North Lewisburg.
James Moore and wife spent
Sunday with their daughters Mrs.
Dora Perry and Mrs. Elsie Wynn
Of east ottawa.
John Alexander has leased the
barber shop of j. M. Sanders un-
ider the Temple billiard hall
Arthur Sloop and Paul B. Van
Wrinkle of Columbus, Ohio, spent
Saturday and Sunday as guests OF
their parents in Richwood.
Truman Hunt of Canton, Ohio,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
IA. Hunt and other frirnds in Rich
wood Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mayme Collier assistant
bookkeeper for the Milford Center
Lumber company spent several days
the first of the week visiting her
Parents Mr.. and Mrs Scott Collier
of west ottawa sreet.
Mrs. OFT Wynn who was operat-
ed on at the Mercy hospital at Co
lmmbus two weeks ago was able the
later part OF last week to be brought
as far as Redwood to her sisters
MRS. Dora Perry on east ottawa
street, who will care for her until
he is able to return home near
Arbela.
NJ. A. Porter was in Columbus
Tuesday On business.
Mr. Wilgus OF the Wilgus, Long
e Co, store at Broadway was in
Redwood for a few hours Tuesday
evening circulating among his many
friends.
Alva Cook some time ago real.
lzed Richwood needed more houses
and converted his carriage shop on
west Bomford street into nice
dwelling
G.. IL. Bynner who resides near
Ostrander, was In Redwood Tues
lday evening in attendance at the
Masonic lodge.
C. d. Sidle will soon leave his
old farm recently sold to II. IL
Beaver OF Moral, Ohio, and will
become city gent having pur'
hased dwelling on west Ottawa
street In Redwood.
Miss Myrtle Flesher of Columbus
Ohio. cashd,r for the Ohio State
lJournal spent Saturday and Sun.
day as a guest at the home OF Ar
;hur Flesher and family w5st oi
ltown.
Miss Mildred Horn entertained
| A number OF young people at hel
home en- south Franklin street las
Thursday evening in a most enjoy
able manner. The affair was
porch party and the programs were
unique and quite original. The
early part of the evening was spen
in playing hide and SEEK ant
catch" the remainder of the even
ing in five minute "dates" spent II
social chat with each one of th'
gentlemen present in cozy corners
specially arranged for the occasion
During the evening delicious re
rreshments were served,
Postmaster e. IL, Huffman wh'
,was re-appolnted several months ag'
as postmaster at Redwood was con