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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-06

Shera and family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Bunyan, Mr.. and Mrs B. F.. Wehr.y
and Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. r. Ellabarger of
Piqua. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harsh entertained
recently with dinner company at
their home on South Third street.
y - -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hasemeier were
host and hostess for an indoor picnic
yesterday at their home on South Sew
enth street. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hasemeier, Miss
! Elizabeth Hasemeier. Miss Marguerite
Hasemeier. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hase-
meier. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hasemeier
and son David, Misses Mary and Anna
1asemeier, Miss Anna Rosa and Mrs.
Hannah Hasemeier.
= - =
Mrs. Myron Malsby of PiQua. Ohio.
lspent Sunday and Monday in the city
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Clara E.
Maisby of North Tenth street.
y y -
Adjutant General Oran Perry and
vile VI tuuidudpoiiS. "cic SuSStS RAJ
this city yesterday.
: - y
Owing to the inclement weather yes
terday q number of picnics were held
indoors. Nevertheless the day was
much enjoyed by the merry makers.
= - -
An automobile party was given re-
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ward
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dugan and Mr.. and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29

lzado del cual podra Ia sociedad oh
.ner seryicios estupendamente 0tiles
que con Il So lograra 10 que 81 m
IRE fue tan dificil de conscguir como
~ 81 csc'arccimiento de In verdad,
La elcctricidad y In meeanica en- fc-
il ayuntamicnto habran alcanzado un
triunfo mucho mas complete que M 10
raron durante I'll iranscurso de los ~
los las cxcitaciones dc In virtud, los
'onscjos de In fi'osofia V las habllida-
les dc Ia astucia.
Gracias nj admirable aparato. los trl-
hunalcs de iusiicia hal'aran de hoy en-
idclantc expedite II canine de- Ia IN
vcstigaci6n Judicial, tan dificli y tan
,mhrollado en- muchos processes crimi
males. Supongamos, vcrhi gracla, que
m individuo sohrc 81 cual recaon We
hemcntisnraS Sospcchas apoyadaS cr
fulminantes indicios de habcr asesina-
do su mujer y cortado su cadaver
N infinidad dc pedazos, Sc obs,,na en-
protosiar de sn inoccncia. STcndra al
iucz instructor mas que Somctcr al acu
sado : II prueba del Psic5mejrog
va 10 veis proccsado diri I'll ma.
giStrado juraiS no ser 81 autOr
del crimcn; pcro Ia Hama del aparato
subc cinco ccntimoiioS mas dc su III
vel ordinario; la cuai prucba cicntifi-
camcntc que cstais niniieudo, que yuos
ira boca cNpresa 10 eontrario de Ia que
picnsa vuesira mcnie; ergo, 81 men
tbs, sois delincuen,e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29

Pobre Ricardo Sjempre fac eual par, rsi ! n. aAl6
antique buen iumor
Sois vos2 10 c.persha ynestra vista -e.t .lnfuo-
A out ctsualidal deco dcta Esters M hay move
dade ESd Eva haenae
liuv buena, Hc;rdo mas adorable qle nt.aca
Ah'-repueo sent 5ndose ud oIcu3enscafc ea la elia
pohre prima I4sualmene os eeaaba cs.r1h1aal 10.
Fan i6ven hernoao. si1 cna,. .to aa pilido een
90, dcscnea @dos geScsaba ga suS taanos
- pape que habia tornado de Ia mesa.
os habtis tonado 4 trahajo &c esc laree con in-
te4ei6n &c rorlrer "a ea.'a' '-lo preglaf6.
~ Ah,-contest6 hacienda un adrnin DE- d-.cs.ara-
~idn. ei cstado on Hae esi~ este ala.ouio 2.
tante
T. consolt T. ii aoe ceecrs II ahsnieaso s a1s
al que habendo sahidn per casulidad que ha ata en
apuros habia ido para habar q 10 que podia
hacerse.
Sienpre la msma '-djo--l Que podfs.hacerg Hoy
official. denfro De ho~a habrt partdo Il. aouf
Otra cmpresa frustrada solo enrar en- D. el.
para habes rcrordo = crculo de las profesoaes c-
rales
No hsllas caso Ricardo-Ie die
ST. 81 por otra parte mis- iefes me ven partir sin re
Sar. tenen raz6n, porque valgo para mlitar solo
inie'ir eotivi.iad r.. "A una eoss =
suponendo que hnbcra estaado hoy Ia bomfa hubi.
"a dcbido romper tare temprano una earrera que
de momeno otro podia lejos dc Inglaerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
pOR Ca2ltj~ ttls

sd "holo para para la c,al
s.a. q4e IA nteres.t he Ia que estoy DISCUS
tafu iIaa de dinero meor uso que 10 pro
nssa porvcnir mas brllante del que Ella partici
fart \" estoy tan apalado pensae, Il
hre due1o del prceio de plaza de Official entrart
@frrel4 eou lcs que el dia acceden
a renaaal por uerza el total De crtlitos No per
danes pucs. Ia esperanzi. Lieyartis Eva
fne r censoara estad segnra de que suacion
tan de>esperada fgurais
lguno porqne NADIA tenia de notable pero salia del
raz6n
Ne e+clrh6 paeienca. bondad hasta con emo
,i6p. r-ro inss6 las ideas propositos que haba
czprcsado todas mrs parccian por e contraro
arraie,re cada mas opinion.
Asi pue>~rn yiaie tuvo mas reSdtado que corrob"
ms h~teS previsones segua Ia ortlla del
Carloa para regresar la fonda ei door de haber
dado paso inntI
= agunos pasos de nosotras In muttud agrupaha
para agnnos ofciales de marina que acercaban
Ia playa botc de la fragat que habia egado 81 ia
anterior.
Aquellos ofciaes andaban Ientitud hababan con
Ia los labos miranda torno suyo como 81
expermen,asen algeria al otra en- In
gIaterra-
;Carlota-exclame de pronto,-ven, vent
u arrastre tan visamente que quedo sorpr"nd'-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
Luz de mis- oios-Ie dira nm eiuda

Luz de mis- ojos-le dira nm cinda
dano en yisperaS ae asarse In se
norlia de sus pensamientos-alg
me ha asegurado qae 81 te dejas llcvai
a. altar, no es p"rque me ames cuaI
70 te amo, slno roi qle tengo seis mil
dnros de renta.
II Que picardia .... ONO ST .yo fIe,
m capaz de entrepar y j corazon Il cam
hlo de un punado d. oro -. No, mi
hIen, yo me caso contigo porquc te
amo v tambitn tc amaria aunquc fuc-
SEES mas pobre que job.
ri Cuanto me complace. angel mo,
oirte hablar aSi 80. ie lodas mancras
no IL ofenda el qge 20 quicra cercio-
rarmc psiquico-elccul amente de I'm On
riio Ten "a tondad de poner laS ma
nos en- cstoS dos roios..., mny beD.....
Ahora dime: 5me aras2
Te adore.
No es verdad os1 llama, que no
ticnc inter6s ninguno n mcntir. aSrgu-
~ que hay contradicci IN entire tn pen
samiento y tus ra'ahraS: Ia ciencia me
dice que no me qUier' $. iAtr;,S, nina
falaz { intcrcsara Todo ba tcrmina.
do entire nuS0trnS
Podra tamhi N Sarv'r el rSic6mc,rc
para que los olccioreS 50 cercioren dc
"a sinccridad dc lbs Ioliticos que as
piran a repres,ntarlcs; Tara que q m
diyiduo dispucs con'ratar con otr,
pneaa preViamen,c tcner una garan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
tia moral de su buena fe; para qas Ia

tia moral de su buena fe; para qus Ia
esposa siga creyendo en la t,rn q 5
fidelidad dc su cspoSo; para a
amigo sepa poSitiyamente 81 qui le
da aquel titulo, siente realmeut los
afectos de la amistad para que.
Pero "a que proseguirY.... a ,ual-
quiera, por POGO que reileXion,,
ha de alcanzar Ia intiridad de =.
clones de que scra susceptible a
maravilloso inycnto. Y al bien i. H.,
50 quo su generalization no podr
nos de reportar.
III bien.... i 81 NAL. Porque ~ ia
sociedad tan acoslumbrada lbs -.
vcncionalismos perpotgos, n la - B.
cteraa, al miituo engano. al cnb : r.
ciproco. Sc SentIria quizd profnnda On
tc perturbada a dia que Ia rerd, +.
impusera con cicntifica clalidad %,
fuera VA possible diSfra1arla.
Juan Ru-c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
fSlkL fAkA CiGARiiLLLOs
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.slLE1lN MklAANlIL
AA4 UDlla., nLUIhlDAS
q, l. - AalRLA ~ taGie ase

RfA' "s*"fA @hA hGsc afN
4GDpsi Ge tIA5~aGGc2@a aa ehooo.saxa.
PaslaA para Gopa Y sc4EssSa, ,ses
l. LUIS GodOs tomo eucusaas
nado, $L55, ooa tran@Uea
Osg@s poe;.cas 80 y 5oes sc &Gsrs1-
seaa tolao ~ .eeae 45 sAtA
VS. con eraDQaeo
Is g9ieccion ensera ~ ,sx lnyKs re On
fohna LnveruEao =. artayoo
t0lao, con tranquog
&l Dercche ) So pr&ctlos -. oe... 90 IA
.o1os, por =. Pf , Alcv@g& -
az, sncaaiernadp .lla G 20
'oa franqueo.
I4s - .rocucclon T. l& VvC4 Doyc'A, pss
c. Dlenaventurado frsaclseo &s
5ales, principe y o6ispo &. Coas
ax de los .Al&brogUec sasas en-
adernado eE piat g *, sas
dranqueo
81 sca ba de reci5lr =. r. e Uurtrle "a
iai,orfanta o5ra titu4a3a
G.s 14itsd rel muado ylSto de8ie al la
soEn6vil (De Pekir Paris e, -
oiGs) I'm toms 80 50s pagln%a,
elegantemeute oncuGaerH4}o eG
tela dor4da, POI Iust.aetaa t.s.,.
sr Hr,s 'ua asts jrrsSe.A, t,@rr
y 'o'~ Rar1ini Pre-" ~.
sT~n07reo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
FL psicomeJrO
BUscA, gUscANDo

~ ftnuitd N'iAhH = NV itt'"f - '''''
slel professor Yung. dc ! rniversidad
lie Zurich, Y el del prof sor Petersen
uie Nucva York, mere rin dc hoy MAJ
N adclantc, figurar On Ia 'ista de los
mas prodigiosos INVENTORIES qne haya
producido In himaniGad.
En efecio. dichos y nor 8 gozan va
,lesde tempo fama ii an da de sa'
HOS. acaban de "crcar"-ipoi que Sc ira
Ia de una vcrdadcra or / N 'en eli
mas exacto sentIio d. u pa'abra-nn
aparato. n quc han d'do 4 nombre
.psic6metro eltctrico 4 st'nado q
producir una vcrdad IN revoluci6n en-
A mmndo. asi cientifi como moral
nm aparato de cuya aplicaci IN habran
,ie surgir consecucn, las tra'eenden'a'
lismas. de una imyor'anc'a inca'cuia'
ble en- cl ordcn social on ei jarid'eo,
On Fl mercanil. en- toios los ordeneS'
IN una palabra. que rcrul'n las re-
,ac;opcs bumanas Y no vacilo en- afir-
mar que 81 Psic6mctro e'ectrco pne'
,le eierrcr ou Is vida en- 4 modo de
ser de IA socictad uua i'flncncia tan
10 ! mas ,o:da que Ia locomo'ora' =
rusn dc iiro rarido % '''az'do' !"
.l;namita. la bacteriologia, la flloso'ia
ele Kant, cl hipno'isno. ei t'iegra'o' .
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15

'1Iaye you amy extra Teddy bears
down at your show house?" was the
query in a thrdfsh soprano greeting
Manager VAN over dhe wire this
morYing.
I'm not sure about THAT but
might ask Professor Spesslldy the
bear, man" answered the manager
trying to- find a way out.
twcll you see" explained the
soprano somewhat excited at the
prospect" Santa hrcrght my brother
lovely white Tetlv for Christmas
and he only gave me a dol which is
not nice like bears even If am a
little girl And If you will Please
save me one that opens and shnts
mis- eyes reaIAly, TRULY, and walk on
his hind feet and and dances I'll
feed him all my candy and cookies
My name is Marty and wear a red
ooat and hood anil I'll wait for you
to bring him round in front OF ths
show house Saturday after he gets
done acting for the people. Thank
you very much Good Bye"
lNTahager Vail can't quite see how
ME is to fiji the order hut he will be
on the lookout for Mltjy with the
red coat and hood among the lit
tie fclltis Saturday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure IN all its stages.
and that Is Catarrh. IIall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease
equires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
y acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proprletors have so
much faith in It's curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that II fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address II. ]. CHENEY g. CO., To-
ledo, o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
Laughter, Digestion
and Health

An eminent Russian physician has
stated his opinion that laughter is
one of the best means known to sci.
ence for the correction Of Dyspepsia
stomach and nervous diseases
Laughter, however in a dyspeptic
is like the memory or running
brooks and shady glens TO the fam
ishing and dying man lost in the
desert
If one but could know all the
causes, reasons and origins of Dys-
pepsia, one would not wonder at a
of a dyspeptic, coup
led with a morose, moody belief and
that such a call is mock
cry and II lndulged in will bring
discomfort, pain and regret
Z Perhaps if II were understood that
the digestive system, including
mouth, throat and alimentary canal,
embracing as H. does the stomach, is
composed of membraneOus tissue
filed with millions Of small nerves,
which control added millions Of little
months or suckers. Perhaps il this
were known men could more COM
prehensibly understand that to dis
arrange such system would mean
indeed intense physical pain.
Now suppose that thi5 alimentary
canal Is a mass Of wurn-out, deblli'
tated nerves and mouths, each suffer
ing excrucating physical pain and
discomfort and suppose such a canal
filed with the fumes and foul odora
and decayed food from the last meal
and one has n slight idea as to the
lack Of laughter Of a dyspeptic.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets com
posed Of the highest digestive ingred-
ients-one grain of n single ingredl.
ent being capable of digesting 5000
grains of food--relieyes the aliment-
ary canal of its onerous duties, as.
sists Il along its entire length go
feeO TO perform its routine, imparts
strength and buoyancy to the stom-
ach and gives back to the blood a
strong, healthy nourishment
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are nat.
'ual adjuncts to digestion. They dc
not falsely stimulate an already
weakened machine, but build ur
twhere building is needed, and re-
move where removal Is necessary.
. Stuart's Dyspepsia Table Is have
nothing to conceal Here is what they
are made Of: Hydrastis, golden seal
lactose and aseptic pepsln. Forty
thousand physicians in America an
Canada use and prescribe them They
should be used after every hearty
meal whether one il a dyspeptic ol
not.
Every druggist carries them; price
soc. Send us your name and address
and we will send you a sample pack
age free Address r. A. Stuart Co.
$50 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
Gbe Social 1obirl


Mrs. p. G. Martin presided at a
handsomely appointed bridge lunch
con at her East Church street home
yesterday
Pink and White were the luncheon
colors carried out I'M gracefully ar
ranged clusters of flowers placed
about the parlors and dining room.
-Four tables were filled for bridge,
the players being Mesdames c. G.
FNisher, w G.. Harding, William IL.
Scofeld, George King, f. s. Keller,
j. F.. Prendergast, NJ. j. Sullivan NJ.
Srelitz, Leroy Sanford, Merrill r.,
nlrney, u. X Uhler, John j. Dar-
mody, DeForest Edwards, May Gull
berson, Harry Barnhart and Frank
Huber.
Mrs. C, c. Fisher won high score
I'm the game series and received the
honor award. Second prize went to
Mrs. Harry Barnhart.
THE annual social event Of the
Woman's club was daintily APP
pointed tea at the home Of Mrs.
Charles IL. Allen, Delaware Avenue,
last evening
Mrs. Willis u. Warner, club pres
ident, presided at a table holding a
graceful centerprece of antique sill
yer candleabra shaded with violet,
the club color. Pen sketches of a
humorous theme done TO represent
each members name were the place
cards. Tea appointments were car
rled out in hhe violet shades.
During the evening hours two clev-
erly conceived contests were arrang-
ed and Mrs. Charles Allen, accom-
panied by Mrs, Victor Dombaugh
favored with several musical selec-
tlons. The purpose or the Wonan's
claab Is strictly a literary one. but
on those rare occasions when the
gyrations of this queer old world
are put aside for less serious pleas
ures, the fellowship which comes OF
like aims and ambitions Is found to
be so insepanbly allied with social
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
DEALINGS IN
REAL ESTATE

John II. BorIand to Gail f. Bor-
land, forty acres in Grand Town
ship, $50
Ignatz Bender to Christian Ben
der, seven lots in Marion, $500.
Caroline Bausinger to Sebastian
Ken. one lot in Marion, $iOO
John Bream to william Augenstein
one lot i'm Marion, 5000.
C. E Cooper to G.. G. Young, un-
divided interest in three lots in New
Bloomington, $10O
French Crow to John Decker, one
lot in Marion, $1,000
Edith j. Carpenter to M JacOby
one lot in Marion, $4,000
"a. g. Edmondson to Anna E
Pheasant, one lot in Marion, 81 600
Harriet G. Fribley, by administra.
tor and others, to Sarah Merritt
twenty acres In Grand Prairie town.
ship, $1,2O179.
Harriet G. Fribley, by administra.
tor and others, to Hattie Merritt
about twelve acres in Grand Prairie
township, $12Ol73.
Harriet C. Fribley to George Mer.
ritt, Jr, twenty acres in Grand Prai
rie township. $l2OlI3
Harriet Fr.bley, by administrator
and others to Garfield Merritt, twenty
acres In Grand Prairie township
81 2O1.73
a. b. Cutlery to w. j. Cutlery, on,
acre in Big Island township, 5000
Charles Groll to William f. Groll
one lot in Waldo, $75.
Elizabeth Harrison to Flora j
Dickson, ninety-eight and one-hal
acres in Tully township, 81.
Charles Hofstetter to Bailey u
Van Meter, ninety acres In Crane
Prairie township, $6,525.
Charles Hofstetter to J. J. Arthur
fifty acres i'm Grand Prairie town.
ship, $1,000.
Jones and Wilson 10 Rosa Sedaz
zari, two lots in Marion, $3.50.
Elizabeth Mason and others TO ]
r. and A. w. Mason, one lot Marion
$500.
George A. McGrath to Emily Pea
don. three lots in Marion, 81.
Thomas J. Oswald to Dora Merrow
part OF one lot in Marion, 81 900.
j. V. Pittman to Martha s. Iden
two lots in Marion, $3.50
Anna r. Pheasant TO T.. G. Jenner
twenty acres in Big Island township
81 200.
Lenoy Reher TO Jessie Reber, Dar
NJ one lot IN Marion 81
samuel Self, by sheriff. 10 JoseDI
/ e. Terry one lot I'm I@Rue. $20l
Abby r.. Smith by executor TO g
c Smith, and others, one lot II
Marion, $1,000
James Il. Wil,on to William F
Groll, part of two lots In Marion
800
John " Wilson to w. T. Jones, fv,
| lots in Marion, 800.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15

ORDINANCE NO. los. To pro-
vide for the destruction of any in.
toXicating liquors found to have
been kept for illegal sale or distri-
button and for implen ants or YES
sells used for such illegal sale or dis,
mibution.
BE 1t ordained by the Council of
the City of Marion, State Of Ohio:
Section 1-phat any intoxicating
liquors found to have been kept for
Illegal sale or distribution, or any
implements or vessels used for illeg-
al sales or distribution shall be de-
strOyed by the Chief of Police of the
city of Marion, Ohio, in the follow
ing manner, to-wit: Said Intoxicating
liquors so found to have been kept
for Illegal sale or distribution shall
be by said Chief Of Police poured In,
to the sewers of Marion, Ohio, and
said implements and vessels so used
for such Illegal sales on distribu-
tion shall be either broken or burned,
depending upon which method will
insure the most complete destruc-
tion, according to the nature of the
implements or vessels So used
Section . -1his ordinance shalI be
i'm force from and after It's passage
aud legal publication
Passed Jan. 4th, 1909.
S. r., FAUHAUSER,
President of the Council
Approved by the mayor, Louis
Scherff.
ATTEST: Chas, NJ Tobln, city clerk,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
Personals
0GGP(
.s.s.aa,ssz.ssV W. Nss1szzasg % =.

Elmer MillhOuse is spending a few
days with friends at Ostrander.
Dr R. c. M. Lewis was a business
visitor at Delaware today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. owens left
today for North Carolina, where they
will spend the remainder of the win
ter.
Emil Edmondson, of Silver street,
Is confined to his home with typhoid
fever q, yIGgM3
Misses Jessie Kicker and Irene
Bender, OF Mansfield, have accepted
positions at Hotel Majestic.
Albert Brooks, who has been en-
gagged at work in Columbus, Is VS.
iting local friends.
Miss Bonnie Pinyerd will leave
Saturday for Ft, Wayne, Indiana,
where she will spend several weeks
as the guest of relatives.
Mrs G. B, Rink and Miss Eliza
Eeth stemer of Indianapolis are
house guests OF MRB. John Schroeder
at her East Center street home.
Miss Pearl jury of Nevada, o., 's
the guest Of Miss Goldie Gelbaugh
OF South Prospect street
Miss Jennie Thomas of Tostoria Is
yisi,lng al the home of Miss Mayme
Felty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15

pleasant anti profitable meeting at
the b. Huber home, Center street
east yesterday afternoon, Mrs. john
Schroeder being the hostess
The hours spent with needleworlt
were delightfully."- social i'm nature
and all their close Mrs Schroeder
invdted her guests TO the dining room
where a dainty buffet luncheon
was spread.
Mrs G. B Rink and Miss Eliza
beth Stermer of indianapolis were
present from out-of-town.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15

Ties as 10 helghten the joy of both
and burnish them with the pure gold
of real friendship
Club guests on this occasion were
Miss Rohrer of California, Miss Hell
EN- Louise Davis guest, Mrs. Alice
Harris and Mrs. Mary Il. Wetmore.
Y. NJ %. club met dellghafully
WIN Nlr'. Frank Ritzhaup OF
Chunh street West Thursday.
There was season with embroid.
cry after which needles were put
aside for a muI icai hour culminqt-
ing in guessing CONTEXT successful
ly solved by MIS- Minnie Ritzhaup.
Mrs. Rltzhaup was presented with n
pretty Gift for her skill. At half
after four O'Clock a palatable course
luncheon was served to club mem
bers and these gud.ts Mesdames
Frank BentA L. ID. Sshweinfurth,
A. j. Baum, Emma Baum, Bertha
Kelleher and Minnie RIlzhaup
Miss Nora Pangfbom of West Co.
lumbia street was u hlostess of las.
evening her guests being members
of the Stitchers club.
An enjoy able musl1ni program
was the accompaniment for a busy
plylnly of the needy. Miss Pangboru
served a delicious buffet spread be
fore the hour for departure.
Out uf-town guests present were
Miss Pearl Jury of Nevada, o., and
Mills Jennie Thomas Of Fostoria.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
CLAY COUNCIL TNSTALLS
American Insurance Union
Also Meets.
Blks Enjoy Social Function
Wayside Odd Fellows Confer
Degree.

Uniform Rank, knights Of Pythias
mtt last evening with an exception
lhly large a.tendanIae and enjoyed an
enthusiastic sessiOn
The annual Installation OF officers
was the pel ticular reldure Of the
occasion. With Colonei Henry Wentz
Of Crestlino acting as installing Of
ficcr, ilhe oath was administered to
The fo'lcm.mg: Earl Mack, captain;
o. G. Eibling, flrt lieutenant; E
Finling, second lieutenant; Harry
lIIlh, guaHl George Boiler, senti-
mel; James Ramey, recorder and
Lee Swick, treasurdN
Immediately after Installation.
Coloner Wenlz inspected the ranks
and highly commended the company
ON the excellent condition Of the
equipment.
A Iundheon followed by q smoker
concluded the pleasures Of the even
ing. Arrangements were made at
thAs time for an informal dance
to be given in the lodge halls on
January goth. Gus Huneka and Carl
Berndt we're appointed to compose
the social committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15
MARCUS ALONLO HANNA III.
is BORN IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Jan 15-Marcus Alonzo
Hanna, third, was born here yester-
day. The great-grandson OF the late
senator was born to Mrs. Marcus A.
Hanna, wife of Dan II. Hanna's son
The father is d. Mrs Hanna is 22
and was married year ago to the
senator's grandson while he stlll was
in a preparatory school in the East
She was Adele Pratt OF New York
City. AaM
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-15

Mss Winona Anderson entertained
Thursday with an evening party at
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs John
Hams of Benton Place
A series OF original games and an
informal musical program were the
feature amusements OF the occasion.
delightful i'm every detail. Miss An
derson assisted by Mrs. Hains sery-
ed luncheon buffet fashion.
Among those present We're Misses
Goldie Ames, Garnet Bloomqulst,
Donna Stose, Florence Noll, Rosella
OlConnell Anna Ramroth, Katherine
Sweeney and Thema Lowe and
Messrs. Philip Ray, David Ashton,
Earl Ullom. Frank Mcdaniel, Carl
Goslng, Perry Carrier, Wooster Sif-
ntt and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hof-
stetter