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Arizona republican., 1909-06-25
The Hermit Sculptor of Rotheneuf.

In the June Wide World Magazine.
Frederic Lees writes interestingly of
The Hermit of Rothenenf." or Able
Fourre, to call him by his real name.
who has his home near St Malo, where
he has scplDtored the rocks for miles
around AS you descend the steps
which he has cut in the hard rock"
says Mr. Lees. you suddenly come
upon one Of the most extraordine~v
sights Of France. On all sides are
standing or reclining figures. soEne Of
them isolated, others in groups The
entire face of the cliff seems alive with
saints. devils and fantastic animals
Though YOU may not notice all at the
first glance you quickly discover that
there is hardly a square yard of rock
that has not been carved to resemble
some human or animal form The
natural irregularity of the surface of
the rocks has been utilized by the
sculptor in a most clever manner
Here ne has seen a suggestion for a
head; there a long granite boulder that
could be converted into a couchant
SAINT WIN a ipil6 Dtdlu anu u CURIOUS
head dress; and there, again, 4 series
of irregularlv shaped rocks that want
Ell little change to turn them into a
family group-that Of a fisherman of
Rotheneuf, his wife and their five chill
dren, one of whom is lying on its
mothers lap. You will notice, too.
that a fish, bearing certain resem-
blance to a shark, appears beneath the
rock on which the firsheman is sitting.
and that by the position of its snOut
it would seem to be about to devOur
his family. The religious element in
the Able Fourre's compositions is
strong, as one would naturally expect.
There are saints and angels iRnumer-
able, two or three affairs. and at least
one representation of the Almighty.
But he has by no means limited him
self to church and Biblical subjects.
Sometimes he has taken his inspira-
tion from local history. one or his
most ambitious compositions, repre-
Arizona republican., 1909-06-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST

PRESCOTT VISITOR Harry W.
Heap of Prescott, is in the city renew
ing the acquaintance Of Aud Lang
Syne
LEAVES FOR FRIsCO-Mrs. Frank
Thompson left the city last evening
for san Francisco, where she will spend
the summer.
REWARD FOR DYNAMITERS-
Governor Sloan yesterday authorized
the announcement of reward of
$50 for the arrest and conviction Of
the perpetrators Of the dynamite out
rage at Tucson d few days ago.
WATER AND CANALS-There win
be water in the Appropriations and
Maricopa canals today, the Arizona
and Salt being dry The river at
Ritchins' station gave the same mea-
surement yesterday as the day be
fore but viii be smaller today as the
report from Roosevelt was that it
had fallen another tenth of foot at
the dam.
NEW AUDITORIUM SEATS-The
Tempe Normal school board has let a
Arizona republican., 1909-06-25

sents scenes in the lives of the Lords
Of Rotheneuf. Actually. too. has often
given him an idea for group or sin
gle figure. For instance. at the time
of the BOer war and the death OF Colo
mel de ViilebOis- Mareuil, he set to
work to compose a very lifelike sepul-
chral statue Of that misguided hero.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-25

later. The purpose now is to get the
body Of the upper canal enlarged as
fast as possible without stopping TO
make things look pretty. The old
dredge has completed its work between
Granite Reef and old power house No.
/. and is now pushing ahead toward
Evergreen.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-25

contract for some eight or nine hun
dred seats for the new school audi
torium. the prices being $40 per seat,
installed. This is a remarkably cheap
price for the seats, and is the result of
competition between the representa-
tives of different firms who WIRE on
the ground anxious to secure the con-
tract
SCOTTSOALE TOURISTS-E L.
Graves and family. of Scottsdale, left
last night for Pasadena, where they
have a home. and where they expect
to spend the summer. Mr.. Graves being
convalescing from an operation for ap-
pendicitis. They are accompanied by
w. II. Van Kleecll. who has lived in
Scottsdale for the last two years, and
viii spend a couple Of months with
Mr. and Mrs. Graves in Pasadena.
GRAHAM LEADS BY a. POINTS
In the pool tournar en-; between
Harry Graham and Jack Medium
for total Of 500 points. each ri the
five games to be for 100 points each,
Graham won Tor the secon1 time. Tie
scole was 100 to 80, the game being
e, WalkaWay for the winner an AT
no time closely contested The
games now stand two for Graham
and one for Medium. Two are We;
to be played. At present Graham
leads by A points
THE LITTLE BUTTE-John w.
Sharpe has returned from the Little
Arizona republican., 1909-06-25

Butte mine near BOuSe and says every
/ thing il running along smoothly as
usual. He had nothing particular to
report exec, that shipping continues,
and he proposes at once to supplant
/ the small engine on the hosting works
! by a thirty five horse power engine.
which viii enable larger operations.
| The capacity of the hoist As now
| equipped is too small to keep up with
| the work required of it.
STENOGRAPHER APPOINTED
| Robert Webb, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. F. Webb Of this valley, has been
appointed to the position Of stenogra-
! pher in the office Of Surveyor Cen
eral ingalls,. Mr.. Webb took the civil
service examination some time ago
and has fallen into a good position in
| his home town. The work in the sur
veyor generals office is increasing in
I volume and a request has beer made
for two additional mineral craftsmen.
SURVEYS APPROVED - Mineral
/ survey No 2556. embracing the Iron
Cow and Elgin lode mining claims, sit
uated in the Patagonia Mining district
/ tocillAcl ~ w COUNTY anu Nlllliltu bN lAlt
! Duquesne Mining & Reduction COM
/ pany, has been approved by the sur
veyUr general The surveyor general
has also approved the official survey
| Of the Jack Rabbit No. l. Sahuarro,
keystone and Agwa lode mining
claims, situated in Casa Grande Min
ing district. Pinal county. designated
as mineral survey No. 24f1 and claim
ed by Z. r. Zimmerman.
HoMESEEKERS' PICNIC CLUB
The latest is the Homeseekers' Picnic
club, though why it is 50 called is
mystery, as the members all have
homes, and all they seek are picnics.
These are held every other Sunday.
next Sunday being the date of the
next gathering The club house and
grounds are situated on the ranch Of
J. T. whitney. a short distance below
the Murphy school house. southwest of
town. All members Of the club are al
ways welcome, and especially so next
Sunday, when the bus viii leave the
Airdome az s o'clock a m.
UMPIRE GoRMLEY DEAD-Mr.
Templin, of the firm Of Stewart &
Templin, has received a letter from
relatives in Indiana announcing the
death in Maricopa. California. a week
ago Wednesday of Mr.. Gormley. we'll
known here as a baseball umpire He
came from the same place Mr. Templin
did, and was a professional bail player
in the east until he lost his health, after
which he did the work of an umpire
for some time before coming here for
his health a couple Of years ago. While
here he served as umpire in the local
games and with entire satisfaction to
the PLAYERS. proving one of the most
popular umpires Phoenix ever mad. He
left here for the east. broke down again
and not long ago went to Maricopa,
Cal.
EXCAVATION PROGRESSING
The new cxcavator of the reclamation
service having capacity of a thou
sand yards Of dirt per day, has been in
operation on the Arizona canal near
Evergreen for the past week, and is
throwing dirt rapidly. It will not fully
complete the widening of the ditch as
it goes. but viii go down one side of
it removing the major part of the dirt
SO the water can get through and the
dressing up of the canal will come
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21

Al @. Field, with his bigger and
better" minstrel will open the Grand
for the season of 1909-10 Thursday
evening. August 90.
To Marion theatre goers the an
nouncement comes as voice from
tho wilderness. And, we'll Il may,
when one considers the possible
tiles of the coming season, now that
we are under the wing of the Schu-
berts. Schubert control means that
we are TO have a goodly number Of
the very classiest of the classy pro-
ductions offered to the American
public, that we are to gaze unblink-
ingly at some of the first magni-
tude stars right here on home soil
and that Broadway is to be moved
many miles nearer State street South.
That the theatre is to be an inn
portant factor in the social life of
the city this season Is already written
on the calendar. Mr. Sullivan, the
retiring manager brought about that
happy state of affairs last winter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
LARUE.

LaRue, Aug 20--Mrs. ID. *. Drake
spent Monday with Marion friends.
Dean Hastings spent Tuesday with
Marion relatives.
Mrs. James Hastings was a busi-
ness visitor in Marion, Tuesday.
Albert Willauer of Mt. Victory
spent Tuesday with relatives here.
Mrs. c. C. Virden and son, OF
west of town, spent Monday in Ma
rlon
Benz, f. Sager of south OF town
spent Saturday with Marion rela-
tives.
E. G. Smith OF Marion was a busi-
ness visitor in this village a couple
OF days this week.
M. S. Burdge went to Marion We'd
nesday evening to visit relatives for
couple OF days.
John and Herbert Blue of south
west of town, went to Cleveland
Tuesday evening on business.
Edward Cook of Cleveland has been
the guest of his friend Cleo Holiday
since Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Kerr and daughter
Mildred OF Marion were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed, Walker Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Kilburn wen
to Gallon. Wednesday evening, ant
on Thursday attended the Hall fami
ly reunion.
John Noyles and Hart Johnson at
tended the Hardin county fair at Ken
ton, Thursday.
Miss Emma Wooley OF Raymond
o., has been the guest of her siste
Mrs. Ed. Walker and family, th'
past two weeks.
M. M. Thompson, present mayor o
Kenton, has announced himself as
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tion for mayor.
The Miller reunion will be held a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21

Mexico going by the way of Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Soeiger and Miss
Gladys Savage of Spencerville left
for their home after spending week
with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grigsby.
Miss Rachel Burson of Green Camp
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Canouse.
Mrs. II. L.. Osborn and daughter
Hazel have returned home from an
eight days outing at Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Miss Vida Shuey left Monday for
pittsburg, Pa. where she Will visit
relatives.
Edward Herring has returned from
a visit with relatives i'm northern
and western Ohio.
Miss Mabel Lamb of Petersburg
Ind. is the guest of Miss Mllicent
Biggerstaff.
II. ID. Beavers left Friday for Iiwa
to purchase car load of good horses
which he will soon have for sale at
his barn in Prospect.
Mrs. William Pease and daughter,
Helen, of Lima visited with the for
mer's sister. Mrs. Arthur Johnson
and other relatives the past week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21

the residence of Green Grove Miller
in DeCllff, Saturday. A good program
is prepared and a delightful time is
anticipated.
Mrs. Hirman Whipple and daughter
of Marion have been guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Dun
sang, west of town, since Wednes-
day evening.
Ezra Anderson paid Marion busi-
ness visit, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Rodgers went to Column
bus on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Bhe attended the
"Bill" picnic in Marion, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Mapes and daughter, went
to Agosta, Tuesday evening to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jones of south
of town spent Wednesday in Marion
on business.
Hirman Mills and Miss Bess Mills
attended the Mills family reunion in
Marion Wednesday.
Ralph Slagle returned home Tues
day evening from months visit
with relatives in Quincy, Ohio.
Mrs. Cleston Johnson and Mrs w.
J. Clark and daughter, Marjory. spent
Wednesday with Agosta relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and
daughter of Marion were guests OF
Mr.. and MRS. Geo. Parke and other
relatives Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Slagle returned home,
Tuesday. from weeks visit with re-
latives in Columbus, Westerville and
Springfield.
Mrs. c. G. Campbell of Marion,
came to the ID. ID. Clifton home on
north High street Wednesday morn
ing and made a short visit.
Mrs. Il. ]. Slagle and grandson, Mrs
ter Clifford Slagle, of Pemberton, o.,
came to LaRue Tuesday evening to
visit at the J. w. Slagle home.
Mrs. Emma Spicer ana children and
Miss lima Freet returned to their home
in Fostoria. Tuesday evening after a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
~ Oplttl oouluWtbI VI lOWU, anu
other relatives.
William Gorenflo OF near Green
Camp was in La Rue on business
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Lingo and Miss Zoe
Van-Arsdale were Marion visitors,
Wednesday
Misses Lille Mae and Iris Thombs
attended the 'Bill' picnic in Marion
Wednesday
Henry Burbaugh went to Marion
Tuesday morning, and visited friends
a couple of days.
Charles o. Barnthouse, grain dealer
OF Agosta, was In town on business
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. l.. Terry, of Hepburn, was
passenger from this place to Marion
Tuesday morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
PROSPECT.

Prospect Aug. 2O-Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Cope and daughter of Plain
City spent an hour with Prospect
friends Thursday on their way home
from attending the Corbin family re-
union at Marion, of which Mrs. Cope
is member.
Mrs. Sophia Polk and daughter
Edith of Dayton and Mrs. Charles
Noonan of Marion spent Thursday at
the home of Mrs. J. c. Smith.
Mrs. Harry Dennis and daughter
oe Toledo were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb lssler and other relatives
this week.
Titus Jones, James Thomas, Charles
Griffith, Dave Jones and Kirt Fleming
left Tuesday for the southwest anu
the Texas gulf coast country.
William Fritch, Sr and Edward
Fritch have purchased 100 acre farm
near Warren. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs
Fritch expect to move to their new
home about the middle of September
and Ed about the last of this month
County Commissioners Henry Setter
and wife were guests the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Almendinger.
Mr., and Mrs. Milt Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Farrell and Mr.
Otis Durfey started from Redwood
Wednesday for a "trip through New
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
KIRKPATRICK

Kirkpatrick Aug. 20--A number of
fllends and relatives gathered and
gave a surprise on Mrs. Ellen Roosen-
cranse Sunday. The following people
were there: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Epley
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Epley
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Epley and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Orla
Barks, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred and
Charlie Cutters and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fairchild of Marion and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ward of
Caledonia, Mr. Frank Harlan of
Marion, Misses Grace and Elcy Bar
nard OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Neal and
daughter were the guests of Geo. w.
Neal and family Monday.
Mrs. Hanson Rice was in Bucyrus
Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sanford Smyth and
and son spent Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Ula Windows.
Master Yancy Shields of Marion
Is the guest of Theodore Strickler.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Mason spent
Sunday at the home of Abraham
Mason.
Mr.. Dr. c. l.. Baker and Il. p. Rowe
We're in Bucyrus Wednesday
Miss Grace and Gladys Barnard re-
turned to their home at Altoona Pa,
Friday after a couple of weeks visit
Ing with their Aunt Mrs. Chas. CIut-
ter.
Miss Hazel Neal is visiting a.
Iiarpster Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Il. p. Rowe made a
business trip to Marion Wednesday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
A(:OSTA.


Agosta Aug. 20-Miss Edna Stock
well returned to her home in Pros
pect after a pleasant visit with re-
latives here. Miss Dale Horton accom-
panied her.
Masdames Charles Williams, G. r.
Wilson, Jacob Crissinger, A. G.
Johnson, Ed. Kramer, John Sutton,
Lewis Strawser C. o. farmhouse,
Wesley Baker, w. G. Dutton attended
the Rebekah convention held in Ma
rion Thursday.
Misses Lydia and Meril Trumbo and
Mr.. Fred Trumbo have returned after
short visit with relatives in Spring
field.
Mrs. w. II. Holverstott of Marion
spent Tuesday at the home of w. f.
Dutton.
Clifford Schultz is convalescing af-
ter an attsck OF typhoid fever.
The NJ. n. Sunday school will hold
a picnic in Canouse's grove Sept. @
A nice program has been arranged.
. Mrs. u. Soutzenhser, of IIingsland
Ind. is the. guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Crissinger and
daughters, May Cuba and Velma are
spending few days with relatives
in Gallon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Cleveland at.
tended the farmers picnic at Pros.
pect Thursday.
Misses Neva and Freda Noyes, Of
Marion, were entertained at the homo
of Will Imbody, Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Jenny Grim returned home Tues
day evening after visit at the PER-,
Imbody home near Waldo. Mrs. Leots
Miller accompanied her.
Mrs. Eva Spicer and children ant
Miss Ina Frewt of Fostoria are spend
ing the week with Richard Tomassor
and family.
Mr.. Seleal Clark returned Wed los
day evening from business "trip Il
London, Canada.
Mrs. II. II. Prettyman and Mrs
Seleal Clark were Marion shoppers
Wednesday.
The manager of the local base bal
nine received a letter from Greer
manager Of the Nebraska Indians
regretting their inability to play tn,
game scheduled for August "a, owins
to- the North Baltimore team accept
ing their offer prior to this team.
Mrs. VIII Clark and daughter
Marjory of LaRue were calling at tn,
home of her brother Walter Carey
Wednesday.
Miss Edna and Nina Dutton an,
Miss Leona Dutton of Newark spen
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mar
garet Gillooly near Moral
Mr.. II. Il. Prettyman made a bust
ness trip to Marion Wednesday.
Bert Carey, of Marion called on hi
father Orian Carey who Is i'll.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21

lection,
A sketch. T'll Remember YOU
by John Sargent and Ben Rose
(You can't forget IL and you wouldn't
If you could.)
Ludwig, Ben Ross John Sargent, AM
son Plckerel. Frank Stanley, Rex
Andrews, John Sells and Harry Mea-
ley will sing "The girl, the night and
the moon" (Rough combination
that, but they ought to know what
they're singing abouD.
A skit in blackfaCe by "Walt"
Eckfelt and "Hr' Elliott. (After
which everybody gets up and goes
home)
why? Because its the end, not the
end of the limit, but just the end of
the big show.
The actors (draw your own conclu.
slons) are:
erlocator-Howard II. Stoll
Balladists-Mr. II. S. Martin, Mr.
Ernst Carl and Mr.. Harry Gillette.
Dowler's rchestra,-William Dow
Ter, pianist and director; John Haincs.
violinist; G.. II. Byers, coronet; n. J..
Irwin, trombone; Jess r. Dowlcr,
traps.
Opening chorus--Rex Andrews An
son Pickerel, John Sells, Frank Stan
ley, Harry Gillette, Howard Stoll,
Ernst Carl Harvey Martin, Homer
Waddell. Engenc Moore, Joseph
Grundy, Lowell CUTLERY, Frank
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
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+ ""'""" THEATERS "m"" Ell
al

man, "but ] am sure 1 don't know
a thing about their domestic affairs:
and anyhow, you wouldn't have mo
signal my return to America by talk
ing London gossip, would your"
"oh, no." said the reporter of The
Daily Screech. reassuringly, but can
you give us anything for copy. VIII
you, at any rate, tell me whether
Mr.. and Mrs. Blank are living hap
PLY together"
Now as man to man, which would
you rather do--havc another cigar
or oblige me to give some sort OF
an answer?" asked Mr.. Frohman.
playfully
81 think I would rather have some
kind of an answer" answered the re-
porter, hope ever rising eternal in th3
rcpohtorial breast,
well, then, you can say for me,
answered the manager, that so far
as Mr.. Frohman knows. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blank are living happily. but not to-
gethcr."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.

Richiand Township Aug. 2O-Funer-
al services over the remains of Mrs.
Margaret Ruth were conducted from
the late home Of the deceased eight
miles east of Marion Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. Interment was made
In Marion cemetery.
Mr.. VIII Frailich attended the
teachers institute at Delaware this
week.
Mr.. Clarence Gompf of Mt. Gilead
is spending few days with friends in
Richland.
Mr.. Jacob Smith Jr. left Tuesday for
week visiting In northern Michigan
Sarah and Ella Glanner were visit
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21

Knapp, Emerson Ross, Il. l., owen,
John Sargent, Harry Mealey, Ged-
frey Lefiler. Timothy Fahey, George
Schweinfurth, Frank Phlbrck. Har-
ry Wagogner, Clifford Gorton, John
Krause, John Fairbanks, Clifford
Howser, Harley Lee, Harry Elliott,
Arthur Balentine, Walter Eckfeld,
Frank Foster. Dale Ludwig, Emer-
son Schoenlaub, Harry Maudz, Clem
Kelly, Oscar Dent, Clifford Stoll, II
w, Scott Lawrence Hess, Hector
Young, James Wood, Floyd Bensley,
Ernst Watson, Dale Orr Malcolm
Strolitz, Clifford Schoenlaub II. b.
Barker and Philip Ruhrmund.
Say, can you beat 1t?
The fun starts at eight o'clock or
as soon thereafter as the crowd can
get together
No charge for extra laughs. Take
them home with you If you want.
Tickets must be exchanged at tho
box Office for seats.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
CALEDONIA.

Caledonia, Aug. 2O---Mrs. G. w.
Ault is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary
Graham in Canton, o.
The house of James Noblet, one
mile east of town was burned to the
ground Thursday. The fire started
from a defective flue. A part of the
household goods were saved.
Miss Gertrude Seckey went to CO.
lumbus Wednesday to purchase mil
linery goods.
The Misses Maud Anselmena and
Rachel Gladhart went TO Cleveland
Wednesday to attend the fall millin-
cry opening.
visited here Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford of Ma
rion spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Lodina Ziller of Ada o., is
visiting here this week.
Mrs. Geartie and Daughter Mrs.
Arons went to Gallon Wednesday.
The Caledonia Tennis Club is pre-
pairing court at the north end OF
Main street
Frank Fell who is employed in MAJ
rlon spent Sunday with his parents.
Roberts and Lutz unloaded cars
of cattle Tuesday to herd over winter
Miss Argle Decker is visiting in
Upper Sandusky.
o. X. Lindsay and family of Ma
rion attended the funeral of Henry
henson here Sunday.
Mrs. Retta Saul and two children
of Shelby visited relatives here from
Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Meister and Mrs.
Mrs. Maud McKeener and children
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Eight people went from here on the
excursion to Niagara Falls, Tuesday
night
Leslie Rinker was here few days
this week. He left for Delaware Sun
day night whore he will attend the
convention for electritions to be held
there.
Quite a number of bills" attend
ed the picnic at Lincoln Park We'd
nesday.
Rev. James Gray returned Monday
from his trip abroad. He spent eight
weeks In England at his old home
and visited his mother whom he had
not seen for thirty years.
The funeral of Iva Noblet daughter
of James Noblet, was held here
Tuesday morning in the Universallst
church, preached by Rev. Gray.
Rev. Thompson and family return
ed home Friday after a two weeks
vacation in Michigan.
The fourth annual reunion OF the
Hipsher family is to be held at the
school grounds at Caledonia Aug. 26
A team of horses belonging to
Frank Ulsh and driven by his son,
Harry became frightened and ran
away, Wednesday about two miles
west OF town The boy was thrown
from the wagon, but escaped with
slight injuries, The team was stopped
near the George Middletown farm.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-21
All the News From Every
,aAsM Part of the County,

ing with Salem friends last week.
Several are on the sick list at pres.
ent. Mrs. Feichtner and M:s. Nc
Chesney and Wesley Gickley are sick
Mrs. Elmer Harruff spent part OF
last week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Squibb of Adelaide.
Mr. Fred Roszman intends to &c
ON an extended trip into the North
West going to Regina. Assiniboia Can
ada TO visit his father-in-law and in.
vest some money in land in British
Columbia.
William Black Is employed at tho
Steam Shovel Shops in Marion.