The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
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Laltue JanI15-Arthur Walters of
M@Tiion was an over-Sundly guest
OF LaIaue nelatives and friends
M. L. Froman of Mt. Victory wac
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Cron-
ley west Of town, Wednesday
Mrs. Julia Davis OF Chicago III.
visited friends and relatives in AMI
near this village a part of this week
Emmanuel OBriien Of Elgin. O.. IS
back on his oid stamping ground.
1t Is said he will quite likely again
bevome permanent resident of this
village.
Mus. T. G. Baughman returned
home from Columbus Wednesday
evening after several days spent
with her son, Ray, and other rela-
tives in that city.
Arlie Kennedy Of Delaware re-
turned home Monday morning after
visit at the Cyrus Dillie home
near Hepburn. TEody Di'lie ac-
companied her home for brief stay
Jess Rlzor re;urned to Battle
Greek Mich. Monday morning afte
an extended visit with his parents
Mr.. anil Mrs. Samuel Rzor and
other relatives in this village and
vicinity.
Mrs. Finley VanCrsdan Is slowly
recovering from a seige of pleurisy
at her home in This vlllage She was
be1fast fcI' "a week, but since an i'm
provement in her condition was in.
dicated, her convalescence has been
rapid and pleasing to her many
! friends.
p. ]. Gatcha'l a student of the Hall
University and Bu.inss College or
Youngstown O., returned hcme Sun
day after short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Kinnamon and other
friends and relatives here.
Mrs Nancy Reid and daughter
went TO Kenton Saturday morning
to visit her parents over Sunday,
Mrs. John McElheney returned
to N1t Vlotory Friday evening, af-
ter a pleal ant visit with re'atives
ncth of This village,
Dr.sS. w Simmons of Quincy, is
la guest of his datIgihter, Mrs John
slagle and family In this village. He
contemplates returning home Mon
day.
Miss Kathryn Shha went to Ma
Mon Wednesday morning to spend
week with her sister, Mrs Ed
Long who is takmg month's
treahment in that city and Is slight
ly improved at this writing.
I'm spite of the cold and fro'ty
condftions of the atmosphere several
of uhe yourly people of the village,
making n Sed load found their way
TO the home Of Miss Edna Kramp,
five and half miles north OF
town, Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs Ba.il CLARK and
daughters, Abide and Carol, returned
home Tuesday after a three weeks
uIdt with Mr. ClPI7k's brother Sherd
Clark, OF PeXico, Kansls,
MIR. and Mrs. James V. Burdge Of
non.h Of town, are the ,prowd par
enhs OF boy baby of seven pounds
weight. The stork's visit occurred
Thunday night of last week.
Milton Mills was a Marion visitor
Monday
Ed. Crowley was business visit
CIR in Agosta Friday.
Mrs. Francaa Spencer, formerly
Miss Frances Burke Of Columbus,
who made many friends during NUM-
erous extended visits made ait the
home of her aunt Mrs. Il. T. Baugh-
man in this village, recently am
nounced her marriage to MIR Ralph
Spencer, also of Columbus, which
occurred June 4, 1908, Best wishes
for their future huppiness are ex-
tended by friends in this Village.
NIist1 Myrtle Wilson visited Ma
nion ue'atives Friday and Saturday,
Mrs. G, p, Scranton was visiting
Marion Relatives Sunday and Mon
day,
James Kearse of Marion was a
business visitor In this village
Saturday
I. s. CUTLERY and son, Damon
! were business callers in Marion,
: Saturday.
, Mis- John Ault and Mrs. r. d.
: Henkle, spent Friday in Marion.
Mrs. VIM. Thew and NIIA.s Kathryn
i VanArsdale were Marion visitors
s Monday.
: ATessrs. G.. r, BaugIhman and Jos
!. Gillespie were in Marion Thursday