The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-24
PROSPECT.

prospect, u, July 23-Mr. ana Mrs.
Elmer Crane of Marion spent Sunday
with Charles Landon and family.
Mrs. RoXanna Curry of near Mag
netic Springs is visiting with Mrs. s.
NJ. Thataher and Miss Anna Fleming.
Mr.. Charles Sauer OF WashingtonC.
II. spent Sunday with Mrs Sauer and
children "no are visiting in Prospect.
Sunday afternoon the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer was chris
tened by Rev. Halliday, the name OF
Mary Elizabeth being given the little
one.
Misses Mamie and Hettie Wolfey of
Radnor and Louise Williams of Della
ware were guests at the home of
Harvey Wolfley Thursday.
Mrs. H. d. Beavers and sister Mrs.
f. S. McNabb of Ashland visited re-.
latives in Columbus Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Beavers returned to
her home at Perrysville Friday after
pleasant visit at the home of her
son II. ID. Beavers.
Mrs. ]. ]. Halliday and daughters
of Delaware and Mrs. Longbrake OF
Cincinnati were entertained at the
home of Walter Adams on Friday.
Miss Mary Thomas and Mrs. Guy
Mcdonald visited Saturday with
friends at Cincinnati.
About forty Prospect people enjoy
ed delightful picnic supper in Her
hot uppdc Tnae1ay a,,a,,i,n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware and son Donald
of Mechanicsburg Ohio arrived in
| their auto Monday for a short visit.
Upon their return home they will be
accompanied by Mrs. Gldden mother,
of Mrs. Ware.
Mr. Clifford Colling OF Newport, Ky.
is the guest of Mr.. Joseph Sauer.
Miss Edna Butt of Marion visited
with Miss Emma Stuckey Tuesday
and Wednesday.
VIM. Herr was a business visitor
at Marion and Delaware Tuesday
Postmaster Mullen of Marysville has
made formal application to the gov
ernment for free mail delivery in his
city. The total receipts of the Office
last year were $12,642,72.
John Bondley returned Monday
from a few days visit with his son
DR.. Charles Bondley at Big Springs.
During the ball game at Redwood
Tuesday between Prospect and Rich
wood big ruffian of a sod buster
ing third base for Redwood stood
in the line and was run into by Muir
ray Court while running from second
to third base. This made the "jigger"
infested barnacle so angry that like
the skunk he shofed himself to be,
he struck Court with his fist knocking
him unconscious. The lad was taken
care of by his friends but trouble
was narrowly averted. The score was
10 to in favor of Prospect.
Miss Caroline Hague of Columbus
was the guest of her friend Miss
Ruth Freeman from Thursday to
Monday.
Mrs. Laura Miller and daughter
Mrs. John Jones of Marion were
guests of Miss Elizabeth Stratton
Thursday,
Miss Martha Cellars OF Toledo Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. T. ]. Cellars
the past week.
Mrs, G. Schilling spent several days
last week with relatives at Marion
Mrs. w. T. Groll of Waldo Is Wis,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ o
Harmon this week.
Miss Grace Miller Is the guest oI
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Owen at Della
ware.
Miss Helen Freeman spent Saturday
with friends at Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bondley ant
children of Marion were guests at thu
home of John Bondley over Sunday
Mrs. Harry Mettler and little sol
and sister Mrs. Med Layman of Ma
rion spent the past week with re
latives here.
Lloyd Dix left on Sunday for Gov
ington Kentucky. where he will spen
the week with his friend Nevi
, Schaaf.
Il Mrs, Clementine Dennison OF Ma