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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07
VAUDEVILLE AND
PICTURE SHOW
ERA HOUSE TOMORROW
NlGHT-VAUDEVILLE STARTS
MONDAY.

After a weeks interruption by Iarg-
er attractions. the moving picture
shows at the opera house will begin
again tomorrow night and common
cling Monday there will be yaude-
vile performance every afternoon
and night for the rest OF the season,
together with complete change Of
picture program every day, the vaude-
Vile program changing every Mon
dav and Thursday The price of al
mirsio7 tomorrow night will be five
cents. but commencing with tie van
6eyillc attractions Monday the adj
mission fee will be ten cents.
jnc ar vaudeville stars 10 be seen
at the opera hoasc vii be Cleve ?
Conkcy, enc # The best comedy Jug
glcrs in the business: Rehaa. jew
comedian. singing dancing aad tal.-
ing and Elsie Jewel. a coincidence
Ct To" first class. The moving picture
lTogr2m Tor tomorrow 1igh; will b.
announced tomorTg~ morning. The
ilrstTa ed songs VIII he sang hyAfr.
1ofn Nixon. whose clever style AMI
nasterful manipulation of the piano
has charmed the patrons of the Cairo
1pcra house during the present sprinr
and summer picture season 50 far.
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WHO OWNS SAND
IN OHIO R'VER2
WILL BE DECIDED BY KENTUCKY
COURT IN CASE or TWO
DREDGING COMPANIES AT
GREENSBORO.

A law suit which involves the
question as to who OWLS the Ohio
river is before the courts at Owens
boro. The question has 0ecn raised
through n suit of one sand digging
company against another The Ow-
ensboro Inquirer thus explains the
suit and its nature;
The Owensboro Sand and Gravel
company and the G. a. Whitehead
company, both handlers OF sand and
gravel, are involved in law suio in
circuit court, which may nccessita g
a settlement as to The ownership OF
the Ohio river Both claim to have
leases on the same portion from diff
ferent parties.
Some months ago in quarterly
court Ghe OwcnsborO Sand and
Gravel company filed suit gainst G.
A. Whitehead ana company for
$1of1l. alleged to be due on sand
sold and delivered ny the plaintiff
to the defendant Afterward the de-
PENDANT came back with an answer
in which tho indebtedness Of $104.fl
is acknowledged, but cornter claim
of s1,376.20 is sci up and Judgment
against the Greensboro Sand and
Gravel company for the difference
amounting to s1.272.05 is asked,
The Whitehead company did not
claim as did the other that the sand
for which payment Is sought was
sold to the other company, but
charges trespass, asserting that the
Whitehead company has purchased
all the sand adjacent to Red Banks
Island opposite Owensboro from the
owner. w. L. Whiteley, and the other
company intruded and took ST.
5000 worth of sand without any
right to do so. The Owensboro Sand
and Gravel company insists thar it
has also bought the privilege of dig
ging out the sand from the owner Of
the SPOT where the digger is work
ing, but contends that this owner is
the firm of Rounds Brothers ms cad
of w. Il. WhIteley.
AS the counter claim is too large
TO be handled in quarterly court the
case has been transferred to circuit
court" q
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When Whistler Scored.

A patronizing young lord was seat
ed opposite the late James Mcneil
Whistler at dinner one evening. Dur
ing a lull in the conversation he adj
jnsted his monocle and leaned for
ward toward the artist Jaw, Y know.
Mr., Whistler he drawled, Il pahssed
your house this mawning" Thank
You" said Whistler quietly. Thank
YOU very much"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07
A Smoking Suggestion.

The child saw Mr.. Smith. wearing
silk hat and smoking cigar. 60
past the house. Mamma" said she.
Why doesn't Mr. Smith fix the draHght
eos the snokell go up his chimney"
Town and Country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

he court house .....$ 23.40
Frank Il Davis, cash paid for
carpenter work at the Jail,
etc. and cleaning Jail cells.
etc. .........,... 1855
New York Store Mercantile
CO., for 6 bars Bdn-Ami.... 90
Charles Quinn for labor and
materials for repairing Jail. 925
william Walton for trimming
shade trees on court house
premises .... ........ $3.50
Germo Manufacturing Co, for
20 gal Germo ......,.,... 3L25
John T Brown Insurance
Agency for insurance on Ii
brary at court house .. 5,i2
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07
w lasted.

Vulgarity is amusing only TO the
vulgar, and they are not worth anus.
ing.
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For the Purpose OF Defraying the Ex
nenne o. the County court

William S. Dewey, TO salary
MS county Judge for Deem
Der 1908, January ana Feb.
raary 1909 ...... ........$ $4,000.
Jesse T. Miller, county clerk
AMI clerk Of the county
court ~ days clerk of the
cornty court at $500 ...... 1900
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

E. A, Burke for teams and
buggy for conveying paupcrs
to county farm ...,,...,.. 300
lJoseph Nlulham for merchan
disc furnished small poX pa
TENTS ~. ..... 1906
|G A. Swoboda merchandise
furnished paupers ...... lilo
Smith Brothers merchandise
furnished paupers 49,. ~ 300
Smith Brothers merchandise
furnished paupers ...... 500
Joseph Mulham, merchandise
furnished small poX patient 7.95
ECaubla & CaubIe merchandise
furnished paupers ,........ 800
Jesse L Miller for cash for
transportation for paurers. la
lJohn H. Jones transportation
furnished paupers ..,...... 1247
Smith Brothers. merchandise
furnished pauper .,..,. 200
Jesse f. Miller, cash for trans
porratiOn for pauper $50. As
Eurke & Blaine. collins and
burial for paupers ....... 1880
~, T. .Iennelle for services as
oyerseer of the poor and tel
ephoue and telegram mess
aSPS oil account " Sli'"'' PoA
HaSea - 80 ,'.'','' '''i'
Smith Brothers, merchandise
furnished pauper .,.,,..... 200
Jesse f.. Miller, cash for trans
portation for pauper ,...,. $50
Telle x HorrelI mdse furnish
ed small pOX patient ,..... 500
John l.. Bowers, mdse. furnish
n, 90 Sl =, l'oA i'a.ign,S ., '''o
rene x lior IRE. mise muse, FURNISH M
va 5'ilail i'oA pa!le'I19 ...;. -''V
>'lIi'n bIo'n''S' must '"' 'iiS'i' m
p, ed pann , ~. .', ,.,, -'0o
enc q fiolFeIi' mos luil'ISn- ooo
g. "a S'i'"li p"H l'''ig't 70, r... -'V0
~ "'''ieN'N ,on
nlshr1 p ,s,, -, .,., oo2
Jesse !. MiieI' caSa lof .fd''S 40
f'i '''tn" va ,''"P'r
). l. Nleh' muse, iuih'Shed ooo
Ai,lall poN oatie'ltS ...''..''' '''o
mea!cal service rendered anu
ioeoi.lieS l"i''iSileo Sil'''i .,co|
i'A p".,Gm'o - ,',,i'..' '0'''
lof transportation lor pau 40,
PEI -. 49, - ''''
JEST r. Ni''tcl' o'si i"' q ""' "a
io, .'tIu!i l"i F""pen '''''' o''o
W w, Wilhouli ,oF llrst pay
t'lehi On gram pihuel loI USE
~ county farm ''.'''.'... fo'oo
o'to D. raHr' Sdaoc" SeedS i"r
use q, county iatm ','.,,'', 'o''o
Jesse NnlIdNer' 90 ouSHels
g potatoes for use at county
ldLih 800 1910
"tlllail d. NiliiaerS' oalahce
due as SHOWN on Ptaftefly
report lor quarter from De-
ISL A9'o 10 March loth'
I"o' .'....,..,.'.'.' ''.,.''.'.' 1910
NliIlanl D. CnliIcfs' salary LOT
qudrleF Irol'l i'ec. @ist i9]H
to March loth' 1909 as Surt'
~ the couh y farm ''.'.... l27'oo
lotaI '....'...'.'''' '.....$ SSo.t4
me clalh 81 Harry fctltt OF SZZ'oo
lcf services as quarantine oillcef III
SHlail ho% cases IN the lalnlly on
LOUIS fetltl was dlsalloWed by the
Board,
r or the purpose OF Detrdvlng the EN
peNS6S of tho Circuit Court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07
Monday Anrn 9TH. a. d lsaa

The BOARD Of county commissioners
met pursuant TO adjournment with
John ! Jennelle. Edwin J. Cause AMI
Calvin Y. Neff com nissioners, pres
ont
The Board proceeded 10 consider
the application Of Horace A. Haunoa
and the netition of citizens of the
Second Cairo Precinct for the ap-
pointment of said Horace A. Harmon
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

7 VtHI = : : . = 20 TVV'F'
For the Purpose of Dieting and Other
wise Caring for the Prisoners Con-
fined in the County Jal.
Frank Il Davis, %for boarding
Of prisoners in the AleXan-
der county Jail. from Dec. ist
1908 to March list 1909 IS 712.S5
Ehs & Greanev, for blankets
fer use in Jail ,....... ... FPS
Woodward Hardware Company
for haudcuffs for use of
sheriffs office ......,.... 1900
Total ,,,..-.,....,, III 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

Cost and Expense of the Office of
the County Clerk.
Jesse f. Miller, county clerk
Or ex-oflicio fee, filing pa
pors, recording and making
printers copy of the proceed
ings of the county Board at
Dec session 1908, Insanity
proceedings in eases OF Tho
let Lee, Wm. Jones ami FL
mer mce ...... ......,.$ 62.S5
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

Justice of the peace In and for the
said Second Cairo Precinct to fill va
cancy in said office caused by the
resignation of John RI. Robinson, after
carefully considering said application
and said petition the Board by unan
imous vote appointed the said Horace
A. Harmon Justice of the peace In anC
for the Second Cairo Precinct In sale
Alexander county to fill said vacancy
The Board then proceeded 10 consid
er he application Of u. G. Phillips an(
the petition of citizens or the Seconc
Cairo Precinct for the appointment q
said y, C. Phillips constable IN and
for the said Second Cairo Precinct K
fill vacancy in said office caused by
the resignation of Horace A. Harmon
After carefully considering said appli
cation and said petition the Board by
unanimous vote appointed the SAID
y. C. Phillips constable in and for tho
Second Cairo Precinct in said AleXan
der county to fill said vacancy.
The Board having carefully audited
the following claims and accounts
against the county aud found the
same 10 be Just and unpaid allowed
said claims aud instructed the clerk
to draw warrants on the treasurer for
the respective amounts with interest
at the rate of five per cent. per annun
from date If not paid within thirty
DAYS from date against AMI In antici
patton of the collection Of the taxes
for the year A. d., 1908,
Said warrants are payable ont O
the funds specifically appropriated
and set apart and set forth as follows
viz:
Fer the Purpose of Defraying the Elk
penses Incurred in the Care of ant
Providing for the Paupers of thu
. County
St Mary's mfirmary for care
Of Charles Francis, Mrs
Dora TAYLOR. John Murphy
Luke Chandler VIII Jones,
Mrs L. Nelson. ]. A. Keeue
and Mrs. Mary Phelps, pa
tlentS .,.... ...... ....S l20.H
| T.. T. Cause. medical service
rendered various patients IN
small poX cases .,.,....... 2S.0i
bldl '.''.s.' t'F'''t '.''t+9 iaN't'
For the Purpose of Paying for the
Necessary Fuel, Lights, Etc. al
and for the Court House of the
County.
Cairo Electric and Traction
Company for lights at the
court house from Feb. 23rd
to March 3ith,A.D. 1909...S 30.S7
Cairo City Gas Co, gas Tor
lights at court house from
Feb. 23rd to March 9th, A.
u. 1909 $500. ........... 1856
Allie Frost for services as
ianitor at the court house
for he month of March, 1909 30 20
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

Total go. 49, o.. ....S 1855
For the Purpose of Defrayinu the
ccst and Expenses of Repairs on
the Court House of the County.
J. E Gilmore for cleaning sew
er and repairing closet at
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30
NIARTICIJ.

Martel, oct 29,-Mr. and Mrs +
NJ, Spurlock was called to Bellfoun-
tain Tuesday on account of the death
of his father.
Miss Minnie Rosen went to visit
at the home Of David Crooks al
Pulaskinville,
Mrs James SharrCck of Greenlicf.
Kansas came Monday from an eX,
tended visit with her parents MIR.
and Mrs A. Cocharan.
Mrs. Hazel Weidmair and Mrs.
Zulu Trepfz was at Marion Wednes,
day.
Mrs Beebout and daughter OF
Oklahoma are visiting her sister Mrs,
Nora DOuce.
Mrs James Crissinger Of Buryyilc
came to visit her mother Wednes
day.
Mrs II. r, Douce of Marion and
Mrs. Grace Aud were guests at the
home Of Max Douce Wednesday.
Miss Grace Pearcell left for her
home at Bellfountain Saturday
Eta Kurtz and Mrs, Lloyd Ploner
were at Marion on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lesher, of
Columbus are visiting his parents at
ths place.
Wesley Burton while WHITING his
Grandma Steadman In New VIM
chester fell andl broke his arm.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
H. Church spent the day on Wednes-
day with Mrs. Nora Douce, The day
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30
How to Spoil
Friendship
FIVE DIFFERENT WAYS THIS
MAY BE BROUGHT ABOUT
BY THE AVERAGE
WOMAN.
FRIENDSHIP is the most beautiful

FRIENDSHIP is the most beautiful
thing il the world, but II can be
very easily lost.
Here are some of the things that
mperll IL:
First.---Telllng the truth Never tell
the absolute truth on all occasions to
a friend. This sounds pretty bad. but
II Is not so bad as the results from not
going around the bush skillfully. one
need not lie. Silence is go,den at
times. AS "a rule. when your friend
asks you TO tell her your truthful opin-
ion about something she does not want
1t at all, but only hopes you may agree
with her. Do not give opinions any
way; they are unnecessary and dan.
gerous.
Second Lending money. This is
absolutely fatal. TO lend money. alas
is almost sure to make an enemy. The
borrower is terribly grateful at the
time. of course, but gratitude soon
wanes. The sum is quickly spent; then
there is the necessity for paying it
back. and that is put off from day 10
day until finally you are forced to ask
for your money. and that means the
end of pleasant relations
Third. - Having business relations
with friends. In one case out OF ten
this works. but the other nine are apt
to be tragedies. The ways of friend
ship are peculiar to themselves; the
ways of busihess are exact The two
do not mix wcll.
IF your partner is In difficulties she
expects you to look at things from q
sentimental point of view. II things
go wrong generally half the time she
bames you and won't take her share
Of responsibility. In Il thousand little
ways intimate friendship and business
clash.
Particularly is this true of invest
ments Many a woman has lost her
entire savings by investing according
to the advice of d friend. and when she
sought to recover she lost not only the
money. but the friend
Fourth.--Living with friends. This
does not always end fatally but fire.
quently does Women who have not
one thing in common live together
merely because they like each other.
and then in the struggle to part COM
pany all their esteem for each other
vanishes
Fifth-Travcling with a friend This
is the supremest test OF friendship
Not many women weather IT, In the
first place the good traveller Is born
not made, and the average woman Is
not good traveller. Then all the
crankiness in n woman's nature comes
20 light when sh IL away from
home. Last and not least, when il
comes to sightseeing. catching trains.
etc. it is pretty hard for the average
couple Of women to want to do the
same thing at the same time. Many a
friendship has cooled during a trip.
Only seasoned affection seems to stand
the strain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30
GREEN CAMP.

Green Camp, Oct. ga merry
crowd invaded the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Ferrin, Saturday even
ing and celebrated the thirteth an
nlversary of Mr. ITerrin's birth,
Games and music We're INDUCED in.
and an elaborate dinner was served
to the following: DR.. and Mrs
Flnefrock, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Davis, Mr. and Mrs Maic1lm Por-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Weltmnr, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob McClellanl, Nj. and
Mrs, Charles Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Conwell, Mr., ana Mis-. Randolph
McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. Al North
up, Mr., and Mrs. Martin Ward. Mr.,
and Mrs, Glen Debolt, Mrs. Maude
Carey and son Lowell of Marion.
Mrs. Jennie Leverton, Mrs. Mary
Somerlott, Mr.. Albert Ferrin and
Miss Florence Ferrin of Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bricker en-
tertained at their home Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs Scott Foose. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. II. Smith. Mr., and Mrs,
E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brick
er anr Mr.. Clarence Brickler.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30

Mrs. I. j. Court and son Murry
spent Monday at Columbus.
Thomas DaNlds and wife, Carl Cast
and wife visited relatives at Gallon
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collmer of
Columbus spent Sunday with Mrs
Elizabeth Schilling.
Mrs. II. ID. II. Lands spent part
of last week with friends at Ma
ron.
Mrs. James Odowde and daughter
and Miss Ida Willauer of Marion
were guests at the home of L. Il.
Meyer Saturday.
Mrs. f. E. Meyer entertained her
five sisters and other relatives at fer
nome on Wednesday Oct. 20 Those
present rom a distance were Mr.. and
Mrs ID. II. Porter of Green Camp and
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Kirts and daugh-
ter of Horpster.
Mrs. G. II. Masters and Mrs. Millie
Wyatt visited their sister, Mrs J. r.
Wottring at Green Camp Friday.
George Wolfley or Radnor, Silas
and J. l.. Wofiey, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Barth of Delaware, Dr. and Mrs. +,
W. Simons were IN attendance at
sthe funeral of Mrs. f. NJ. ADAMS on
Thursday.
Mrs. $, Il. Wottring and daughter
Louise attended the concert given by
Madam Nordica at Gray Chapel, Della
ware Ohio Friday evening.
Mrs J.. Watkins and son sold at a
good price this week to the lntirmary
directors ct Licking county team
of fine driving mares to be used as a
carriage team.
Mr. Frank NJ. Hazen was able to be
IN town Tuesday and is most re-
covered from injuries received in
his automobile accident a short time
ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.

Richland and Samel Oct. 2g--Mrs.
Feichtner is spending a few days in
Marion.
Mrs. David Kramer and son Her
old spent Wednesday with Mrs. Phil
Ruehrmund
Miss Emma Ruth spent this week
with her uncle Mr., Moses Ruth and
wife.
Mrs. Philip Eichorn and Mrs.
Samuel Eichorn spent Wednesday
i'm Marion
A number Of friends and relatives
Of Miss Florence Groll reminded her
of her Il birth anniversary Sunday.
Mr. Henry Setter the Comfy Com
missioner is III at his home.
Mrs. Eva Setter and Mrs. Anna
Decyel were Marion visitors Wednes-
day
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30

pho" kiss. the Mary Garden one and
others that varied in method and ia.
t.nsity But 1t remained for Durand5
the italian narration tp unwittingiy
give 20 the stage the latest and wha.
apparently is the most popular kis'
The Marathon
Last winter when Dorando and
Johnnie Hayes the American cham
uiDn had their match rae, at Madi-
son square garden New york Paul
Armstrong. one or the authors Of
Going some was in the audience
AS the swarghy utur runner dashed
past the tape ~ winner over his
rlucky American opponent young
Italian girI rushed out from the
crowd and caught the Italian in her
arms At first Doruudu seemed ~
surprised as the surrounding crowd
but ne quickly responded To- the en-
brace. A minute. two ana then three
passed The crowd watched in won.
der. Then suddenly the young won.
an broke away and hlushing deeply
disappeared into the crowd Mr.
Armstrong had been standing very
close to the couple. and jhon ana
there h" decided that one Of the rrd-
urcs of Going some" would be the
Marathon Kiss
Going Some is essentially n fun
making farce with thc "lovo interest
scrundary but nevertheless = is pres
tent one Of the characters is that
of 90 M"Nican slavey arroqucttc who
nirts with every man on the ranch
whore thc scenes Of Going some"
are laid. Il is after tho servant,
Maricdettr. has hlrtcd with half
dozen men that h,r Mexican sweet
heart finally decides ne is tired of
playing second string" and informs
her that he lis either going TO marry
her ,r KIN her It Is easy 20 guess
which of the two alternatives tho
servant takes and to seal the COM
pact the Marathon Kiss" Is brought
into Blay
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30

Wednesday evening Those enjoy.
ing Mr.. Johnsons hospitalitics were
Misses Edna sutton. May Young, lola
Berry. Ncrna Johnson. Nina Sut-
ton Pearl Johnson, Mrs G. r. Ben
son and Mossrs. Ernest Cooper CIar-
encc sutton, Herald Birch Mr. and
cord.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Williams
were guecsts or the formers sister,
Mrs. Mac Roberts of Prospect sun
day and Monday.
Miss Alice Wanley was Marion
shopper Saturday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30
REDWOOD

FLEETWOOD. Oct. 29.-Mlss Lamont
Baldwin returned to her home in
FLEETWOOD Tuesday from Ann Arbor.
Mich, Wlerer she has been employed
In large wholesale millinery house
during the past ten weeks.
Edward A. Schambs is in Ftort
Wayne at present purchasing a big
sories generator of four ampieres to
'carry the new street lamps now In
the course of erection over the
strets of Richwod
Mrs Daniel Jeremy of Columbus,
and daughter Mrs Walter Langhans
of Carrolton, Ohio, spent last Friday
ms guests at the home of Chester
Cox and family and Wm. IL. Thorn
hill ana family of Redwood.
Mrs. Ray Rogers of Cleveland.
spent several days the first of the
week with her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Rodgers at her home on south
Franklin. Mr. Rodgers is in New
Work placing orders for shoes for the
Highbee Company of Cleveland
Mrs. A. u. Simons, Rev. Chas B.
Cramer and his sistter-in-law, Miss
ELLA Chapman of Elmira New York,
isses Mary Hastings. Blanche White
head Lelah- w inter and Georgina
and Mary Peet; were. in attendance
n the concert given last Friday even.
lag by Nordlcai in Delaware.
Rev Stoup, ID. d., formerly pastor
of the congregational church at
Marysyille but now pastor of the NJ.
=. church of Mechanicsburg, has been
in fleetwood for several days in at
tendance at the district meeting of
the NJ. r. church. While here he
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Graham of East Ottawa street.
Miss Ada. Patterson left fleetwood
Friday for few days vsltf with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Howells at Colum-
bus.
Miss Margaret Lester of Dayton has
been a guest during the past weel,
at the home of Preston Jolley and
family north of town
Mrs. II. d. Gill and sister. Miss
Margaret Francis, were guests We'd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30
NGOSTN

Agosta. oct. 20.-Mr ana Mrs 7.
A. Whips, of New Concord, are the
guests of the lattcrs mother, Mrs.
Jane Redding.
Mrs. Sarah Williams spent sun
day with her daughter Mrs. VIII
Cramer Of LaRue
Miss Edna Dutton was a Marion
visitor Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Elizabeth Sfritt of Ray
mond. spent portion Of this weel;
at the \. g. johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Becklcy
and children. Lie ana Wilford, Of
Farmland have returned home after
short visit with Mrs. Amanda Coop
or.
Mrs. win Clarke and daughter
Maioria, of LaRuc, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs. H. w. Tobias
Mr.. Joe Nelson, second trick OPP
orator at Longvillo, spent Saturday
with his parents at Harper
MI and Mrs. q. S. Grim and little
daughter Anlto of Bellofontaine Were
tho guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Grim from Wednesday until Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G T, Benson hay"
returned from visit with rela
tivcs in Pittsburg, Pa.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
a Halloween reception Mt the homo
cf Mrs william Barn, Saturday
evening, Refreshments will be SER
we'd. Everybody is invited.
Mrs Mary Mas returned to her
home in Marion Saturday after "A vish
AT the home Of Q f. WILSON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
daughters Edna and Iluliah, and
MIR. Elmer Wilson We're called to
illness of Mrs, Walter Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Erward Schultz, Mrs. Ny
ron Rusler and daughter Hester at
tended the funeral of Mrs E' E'
Mason at Meeker, Wednesday.
Mr. G +. Benson left for Pitts
burg, Pa, Tuesday where he has ac-
cepted position as telegraph oper
atOr,
Mrs. II. l.. Moore returned home
Wednesday after pleasant Visll
with friends in Delaware and Marion
Mrs. r.. A. Setfner, of Marion
was business visitor i'm this village
| Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Otis johnson entertained a
number of his friends at cards on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30

was spent in quilting. y fine dinnel
was. served by the hostess. covers
were laid for nineteen persons.
Mr. Joseph Timer Of two and one
half miles north of Martcl died at the
home Of his parents saturday night
at : o'clockv He was a very highly
respected young man .bgcd 90
\ member of the MILESTONE
Church. He has been an invalid for
quite a while He was buried in the
Milestone grave yard north Of New
Winchester. Services We're conduct
ed by the Rev. Christman.
The Ladies Aid Society will have
store saturday evening.
ain oyster supper in the Heilman