The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-04

eight o'clock in honor of the return
of the pastors to the Marion churches
and all are invited.
The Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
Will hold a union meeting with all OF
the missionary societies of the city
at Epworth M. r.. church, Tuesday
afternon at 2.30 o'clock. An inter-
esting program has been arranged
and all ladies are cordially invited.
Samuel Melvin ar, n1ss Mary
Martha Welch were united in mar
rage Sunday Afternoon by Rev. A. S.
McNutt, at his home in Prairie De-
pot. Rev. McNutt Is q relative of
Mr.. Melvin's. The newly married
couple will make their home in this
city. HaHULtl
Hence Thornton, negro, and
brother of Minnie Thornton, the col
ored girl whose dying was made cas-
ler by public charity, was taken sud
denly i'll on the court house esplan'
ade this Afternoon. He fell to the
sidewalk and was unable to rise. DR..
]. B. Taylor was summoned and pro-
bounced the man 10 be suffering with
lung fever. Thornton was taken To
his home in an ambulance.
The new building OF the Marion
Building Block and Cement company,
located along the ocks If the Hook
ing Valley near Silver street, is rear
ing completion and the company Of
ncials expect to enter the building
within short time. The ifflcials
say they have been badly hndicapped
| for room in their old building and
with the new quarters completed the
| work will be carrien on on a much
| larger scale.
Lloyd Baum, who resides on North
Main street, was the victim of a Pc
culiar accident while at work at the
plant of the Ohio Central Lima COM
| pany this morning about 1880 o'clock.
A drill engine, which was advancing
along thetrack caught his two feet
and very badly crushed his toes. The
| left fot was quite seriously mashed. (.
DR.. S. w. Mattox was summoned
and gave tn einjured man surgical
attention.
Harvest Home was seasonably
celebrated at the morning services of
Salem Evangelical Luthern church
Sunday. The plenteous fruits of au'
tumnal field and orchard combined 10
make the church altar riot of
crimson, orange, reds and browns,
and branches of leaves and bright
colored winter berries gave an out-of-
| door note to the entire interior. Rev.
III. Reinicke. the pastor, delivered a
| Thanksgiving address of unusual force
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music by the choir and soloists.
Charles II. Conley. representing
| Marion Council No. 22, r. and S. NJ.
| and Don E. j, Brockett, representing
| Marion Chapter No. So, II. A. M.
left today to attend the sessions of
the grand council and the grand
chapter respectively, of the Masons
of Ohio, at East Liverpool. George
| ID. Copeland, and M. b. Dickerson,
| both past officers of the grand lodges.
and John II. Bartram, who Is now
| grand steward of the grand coun-
eli OF Ohio, also left today to at
tend the annual meetings.
Miss Helen Fox of Revenna has re-
turned to her home after pleasant
visit with friends in this city,.
| The Ladies Guild of st. Pauls
Episcopal church held called meet
ing with Mrs. James w. McMurray'
pf Church street East Saturday after
noon for the purpose of completing
arrangements for the Business Mems
Supper, to be given in the parish
house Saturday evening OF this week.
The guild is famous for its culinary
liability and enjoys a large patronage.
Mrs. Homer Blaney, of Busyrus rs
the house guest of Mrs. Pearl Dun
dore. u alas