The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-27
BRIEF MENTION

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Born
of East Center street, Monday after
noon son.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rim
merit. of Forest street Saturday
evening a son.
Mrs. d. d. Eager, Of Silver aud
Prospect street, Is quite critic ally i'll
with pleurisy.
Mrs. Henry SETTER. who resides hve
miles south of this city, is quite
critically i'll with grip.
The Tally wags will bowl against
the Dlggers at the Y. NJ. c. A. Tues
day evening.
John T. Cleveland and Miss Fern
Halstead of la Rue, have been lic-
ensed to marry.
Frank A. Hursey and Miss Irene
Bruce both of Marion, have been
licensed to marry.
A marriage license has been issued
to Alton II. Baer and Miss Nola f.
Davis. both OF this city.
Loren e. Weir, of Caledonia and
have been licensed to marry.
A meeting of the Catholic Athletic
club will be held Wednesday evening
at which time the election of officers
for the ensuing year will be taken
up.
Rev. C. F. Thompson, of Gale
donia, was in this city today arrang-
ing for series of meetings to be
held here soon.
During the week of prayer which
commences next Sunday the congreg-
ations of Wesley NJ e. church, and
the German NJ. E. church and Ep-
worth will hold union services, each
afternoon and evening.
Death claimed the infant son OF
Mr.. and. Mrs. Albert Dunn, of Car
den City pike Sunday noon. Inanl-
ton is given as the cause of demise.
Funeral srvices will occur from the
house Tuesday afternoon, interment
to be made In Marion cemetery
Arrangements are being completed
for the Marion county Farmers In
stitute to be held at Caledonia,
Wednesday and Thursday, December
20 and 80 The state speakers to be
present and give addresses are j. s..
Bringham, of Bowling Green and O..
l.. Leaning, of Mt Gilead. Local
speakers will be w. w. Vaughn, of
Mt. Gilead, Mrs. Ida Fell, of Gale
donia and Mrs. j. A. Goorley, OF Ed
| ison.
Robert Bailey, of North stale
street, was the victim of serious
accident while at work In the quar-
ries of the Ohio Lime and Stone
company this morning. The frat
| finger on his left hand was caught
| and the flesh was badly torn. The
| injured man was taken to the office
| OF DR.. H. w. Sager, where he was
given attention. 1t Is feared that
| Il will be necessary to amputlte the
| member
| O. l.. Stump, i'm engineer In the
employ of the Steam Shovel COM
pany was the vistim OF a quite SER
ious accident white at work Saturday.
stump was manipulating the machin-
cry about switchboard when his
| left hand was clLght and badly torn
and lacerated before 1t could be re-
moved. The injured man was removed
to his home on Silver street where
surgical attention was given him. II
is possible the hand may have to be
amputated.
The drug stores of Marion were
closed on Christmas afternoon ana
evening for the first time in the MS
tory of the city. All of the stores
had arranged for closing and the
rules were entirely complied with II
is now planned to have the stores
closed a part of tho Sundays anc II
is believed that within the near fu-
ture. definite plans will be mate Tor q
Sunday closing rule. A meeting oil
| the druggists will be held sooa, Pt
| which time the matter will be thor
| cughly discussed and action "iil be
| taken.
The Marion Ministerial Associa'
i ton held meeting at the public
library at 10 o'clock this morning
II At the meeting II was arranged tha'
the official boards of the various
churches gothcr at the Free Baptist
n church on South Main street mex
4 Sunday afternoon, at 1880 O'Clock
and make arrangements for the Daw'
son union revivals TO be held soon
At the meeting, Rev. f. d. Zechiel
of the Reformed church, read an IN
teresting paper upon 'EVaasCns'''