The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-14
LARUE.

Mrs. Frank Seymore and Miss Spray
Riley spent Wednesday in Marion.
Master Ralph Mayberger Of Tiffin Is
a guest at the James Crowley home
for few days.
Carl Clark was business visitor In
Columbus from Monday evening untn
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Shultz of Marion came
Tuesday evening to visit her brother,
ID. X. Drake, and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Scranton and two
rhildren attended the Thatcher family
reunion In Marion, Thursday.
Master Maynard Clark is spending
this week with his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Porter and family, in Green Camp.
Mrs Showers returned to her home
in Marion. Wednesday after visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Moral
Misses Anabel Myers and Flora
Jones visited Miss Opal Crabb north
of town from Thursday until Saturday
of last week.
Mrs. Ray Hesser and Miss Faye
Hesser were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Orus Blue southwest OF town for a
few days this week.
Miss Florence Smiley and her guest,
Miss Inez Pickering of Marion, went
TO Byhalia. Sunday to visit relatives
a few days.
Mrs. Willis Clark left for Sunbury,
o., Wednesday to attend the Long
f..x IN visit
latives for a few days.
Miss Florabelle Clark and brother
Bernard, of south of town went TO
Marion Wednesday evening to visit re-
latives for a few days.
The Geo. p. Codding and few in
vitcd guests held family reunion at
the Max Codding home, southwest OF
town, Wednesday.
Mrs. b. C. Williams left Wednesday
for Delaware to attend a reunion of
the Kern family. She will also visit
relatives in Prospect before she re-
turns home.
Miss Mae Allen Of southwest of
town has for her guests this week,
Misses Helen Longworth of Ada. Adie
Burdge of Columbus. and Sarah Bon
ham of Marion. ~,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoagland, who for
some weeks has been the guest OF
relatives in Columbus was called home
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
her grandson, Harry Shirea
w. II. Cleveland and Marvin Leslie
l,ya ooourad tha nnnt 20 ctaro and arc
busily engaged in erecting a room.
now adding a porch and making other
needed improvements on his newly
purchased residence on Section street.
s. CUTLERY has completed his fine
& new residence south of town and
Rev t.. II. Osbon and family moved
into the Hattie Bailey property vacat-
ed by l. s. CUTLERY on south High
street.
Albert Augenstine of Green Camp
and E. ID. sutton of Dayton. Ohio were
guests of Rev. Sutton and wife We'd
nesday.
John Fields was a business visitor
In Marion. Monday.
j. b. Kearse. of Marion, was In
town on business, Monday.
Atty. Burle Hume paid Kenton a
professional visit Saturday.
The Scloto marsh promises the lar
gest yield of onions for many years
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Drews. of Ada, are
now visiting his parents here.
Miss Margaretta Paulsen is a guest
of relatives In Cleveland this week.
Floyd Topliff left Monday noon to
visit his sister and others at Union
City
Otto Terry Is the guest of friends
in Gallon. combining business with
pleasure.
Mrs. Nelson Harden and littlo daugl
ter, of Marion, visited friends In thil
village, Saturday.
George Johnson and Miss Besst
Holland were Sunday guests of VIM
Holland, Jr., near Hepburn.
Harry St. Clair spej sunday will
relatives In this village and left
Monday noon, for Bellefontaine.
After several days pleasantly spen
with relatives in and about Prospect
Art Culp returned home, Monday
Miss Maggie Crowley went to Ma
rion, Monday morning. where she will
visit relatives and friends severa
days.
Misses Hattie and Annabel Myer
went to Marion. Monday morning
where they will visit relatives fey
weeks.
Joseph N. Rodgers attended the fun
eral of John Il. Ross at the residenc
of Henry Temple near Arbela. Sunda
morning.
Mrs. Vim, Mapes visited relative
in Marion from Saturday until Mon
day.
Miss Lena Scranton visited Mario
relatives, from Sunday until Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rodgers wer
guests OF Or. and Mrs. White. nea
Essex, Sunday.
Mrs. Grover Melvin, of north {
town, went TO Marion, Monday ever