The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-06
PROSPECT.

Prospect, Nov. 5.--Rev. and Mrs
Huckeriede spent last week with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
ust Huckeriede at New Bremen.
Mrs. l.. B. Hurrelbrink spent the
past week with relatives at Dayton
and Franklin.
Miss Mary Dildine, of Radnor, Wis.
tied over Sunday with her friend Miss
Mary Finefrock.
Miss Christina Sauer is visiting
her nephew, Charles Sauer and fam
lily, at Washington, c. ii.
Miss Maud Wynn entertained Irene
Redd Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Rider, OF Marion
spent Sunday with her friend, Maud
Wynn.
The Eastern Stars gave hard
time social at their hall Tuesday
night A good time was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Aletha Finefrock and Mrs.
Jane Finefrock returned from Fre-
| mont Tuesday, where they attended
the funeral of Attorney, Sam c.. Gar
ver, on Saturday
| Miss Briggie Moloney. of Codding,
| Is ylsiting. her cousin, Mira. DIR. Dom
ely, of Columbus.
Misses Madge and Josephine
Drumm, OF Redwood, were the
guests of Misses Mattye and Gene
We've Stlffier. this week.
| Mrs. A. ]. Dyer will, Thursday even
ing, leave with her sister, Mrs. C. i.
Geerer for the home of the latter Mt
Utica, New York, where she will
spend the winter returning to Pros
pect about April first.
Isaac Wynn, aged "a years, promi'
nent man of Green Camp. dropped
dead Wednesday from heart disease
while conversing with w. B. Leach.
Deceased was elected Tuesday as q
village councilman.
Mrs. J. w. Petty, of Delaware, WIS.,
tied her sister, Mrs. o. II. Neimey'
er Thursday.
Mrs. r. B. Smith and daughter
| Gladys, spent Saturday at Columbus.
The Rebekahs, with their friends
and families. enjoyed a masquerade
party at their hall, Friday night
Supper was served.
X. A. Bevis and family of Wood
| land. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sim Blue.
Lawrence Fleming OF the o. s. u.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
father, NJ. Il. Fleming.
Mrs. George Fritch, of Marion,
visited relatives here, several days
last week
Frank Robinson left Wednesday
for Salt Lake City, Utah. on busi-
ness
MRS. E. +. Wottring and daughter,
Elizabeth, were guests several days
| Il. OF a hnma of w. T.. WOt-
tring.
Mrs Jesse Fritch and Mrs, Lewis
Ulery spent Wednesday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Perry Bumgartner'
Ray Mohr and family OF Ashley
we're guests of A. d. Mohr this week,
Miss Mamie Wolfley, of Radnor, Is
spending the week with her brother
Harvey Wolley and family.
DR.. and Mrs Koch and son and
Mrs. Elsie Malcolm, of Bucyrus,
were guests at the home of George
Codding, Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Main, Mrs. H. o. Toms,
Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Cummings were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese Price south of Redwood
last Thursday
John NJ. Almendinger and son-in-
law Frank MeHaffey, of Bethlehem
were severely beaten by three Marlon n
youths Sunday The youths shook
! some walnut trees In the orchard
near the road fence and gathered
the nuts fallen In the road. Mr
Almendinger asked to reserve those
in the orchard for himself and q
fight ensued.
Mrs. w. E. Griffith entertained
Tuesday night at her home on PARK
avenue, her Baptist Sunday schoo
: elias of eleven boys. Refreshments
were served. Games and gener'
, al good tiiae were enjoyed by the
boys.
Mrs. Aletha Flnefrock, OF Column
bus, was the guest of Prospect rel
atives Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. Kyle was hostess t'
the Embroidery club at her home OF
North street Thursday afternoon 4
two course luncheon was served MIS-
Myrtle Osborn, Mrs ID. p. Hord, Mrs
, Albert Johnson were guests, the out
|, of-town guest being Mrs E' D. NC
: Nabb, of Ashland.