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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-27
CALEDONIA

Caledonia, Nov. 26-Miss Florence
Ait went to Marion Wednesday
n. A. Gruber was in Manshelu
Tuesday on business.
Born, a daughter to Mr. and MIS-
j. Lyons Thursday
VIM. Hipsher and wife OF Marion
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
here.
Mrs. Charles Pommert, and MISS
Maude Pittman was in Marion Mon
day.
M. M. Iden is in Columbus TINS
week purchasing holiday goods
Burt Hart, who has been WORKING
in Cleveland is spending this week
with his family.
Mrs. u. p. George went 10 MI
Gilead Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with friends
Mrs, Alice Wallace, of henlon
spent Friday and Saturday wtn
Mrs. Carrie Carver.
Mrs Martin Koch left Tuesday
for South Bend lndinan to spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs. X
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q guest at the a. II. Davis home this
week
Mrs Jacob Henkle and Mrs. Isaac
Mapes, of Marion, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Clay Birely, Thursday
Miss Besse Wine and Edgar Morri-
son. of Kenton, are guests of Faye
and Spear Hastings, north of town,
This week.
Mrs. Lottie Burgess returned TO
her home IN Cleveland, Monday, after
q weeks visit with John Landgrabe
and family.
Mrs. Minerva Campbell and little
Miss Marie Clifton visited Mrs. Camp
bells brother in Marion over Thanks
giving
Miss Elma Kramer left, Wednesday
evening, to spend Thanksgiving and
the remainder of the week with Mar
ION and Columbus friends.
Mrs Edward Barth and Mrs, Ame-
lin Adams, of Delaware, We're guests
AT the b. C. Williams and Bert Dey-
son homes, Monday and Tuesday
Rev. j. A. Sutton and Master Paul
Sutton attended the winter session OF
the Crawford and Seneca quarterly
meeting, held at the South Bloom +.
d. church. from Friday until Monday.
James Bonner, Jr., spent Wednes-
day afternoon in Marion.
Mrs. r.. Mcclellan is the guests OF
Marion friends this week.
Clarence Smallwood of Marion. Vls-
tied his parents here over sunday
Merlin Bailey of Marion was the
guest of Miss Ethel Johnson, Tues-
day.
Mrs Lon Orr and son, of near
Aqosta were business visitors here
Wednesday.
Clinton Prettyman left "Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving with his par
tnts in Marion.
Hollis Long of Columbus spent
saturday evening and Sunday fore
noon with friends here
Jesse Rizor returned TO Marion
Tuesday, after visiting his parents
southwest of town,
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ONE MAN IS
FATALLY BURNED
Fire Visits Fashionable
Bachelor Apartments
in New York City. -
BY Uuited Press Wire

New York Nov. 27-One man
was fatally burned and a number Of
others had narrow escapes early
Friday IN fire which destroyed q
fashionable bachelor apartment house
patronized by members OF the Army
and Navy club on Union square.
j. j. Howie, one of the guests, be-
rame panic-strlcken and refused To
leave his room until carried out bodi-
ly by the firemen He was taken to u
hospital where It is sad he may die
Eugene Ernst, who was formerly
in the navy service and who was
known 20 his associates as "the
admiral refused to leave the house
until he had made complete toilette
and had a narrow escape when he
did make a dash.
Mrs. Annie Trayer who conducted
the apartment house, and her son,
Charles, and her daughter. were COM
PEELED 10 flee to the roof and escape
over the roofs OF an adjoining build
ing.
f. +. Bracket. an aged retired
volunteer cfficer, says that he could
not run down the steps so he slid
down the banisters, being badly
burner, John L. Freeman, a bank
clerk tried tot escape and was badly
burned. lhe origin -of the fire is "A
mystery.
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AGOSTA

Agosta Nov % Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Grim were guests at the home
'of Ira Ferguson, Of Hepburni Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. George Wittislager, of LaRue,
spent Saturday with friends in this
village.
Mrs. n. A. Obdier of Columbus,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George obedier and
daughters Thelma, Margaret and Min
ME of south OF town, were entertain
ed at the John Davis, home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Obedler and
family left Saturday evening for
Hail Center, Texas where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. David Allen spent Sunday
with Marion friends
Mr. j. E. Crissinger of Marion, was
business visitor here, Saturday.
Mrs. W. II, Holyerstott, of Marion
was calling on relatives here, Tues
day ae
Mr., Harold lmbody was the guest
OF his cousin Wilson Black, of Ma
rion Saturday and Sunday
Miss Helen Wilson who is attend
ing school in Marion spent Monday
with relatives here
Miss Hazel sidley OF i4arue arrived
Saturday for short visit with her
sister, Mrs John Letter
Miss Eta Kramer of Marion Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, George Brown
of south Of town a.
Mr.. Isaac Stanton, made business
call in Lakue Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bricker of
Green Camp were calling ON the lat
ters sisrer, Mrs Charles Williams
Sunday.
Miss Berniee Tilton, of LaRue spent
Sunday with Miss Fern Miller,
Miss Alice Manley and Miss Hazel
Hosler were Marion shoppers, Satur-
day.
Mrs. WIN Kramer and daughter
Mildred. Of LaRue, We're calling OF
Mrs. Sarah Williams, Monday
Miss HERNIA TAnnyhill. of Redwood
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much improved.
Mr., AMI Mrs, G. w. Ault, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM, Fields, Mr. and Mrs. 4.
l.. Mighley, spent Thanksgiving in
Marion.
The Ladies Aid society will give a
chicken pie supper In the basement
of the NJ Il. church Saturday evening
Nov. 81 from to 8 O'Clock.
Miss Vergie Underwood went to
Ada Wednesday to spend a. few days
with Miss Mabel Field who is at
tending school at that place.
The High school entertainment
which was to have been given Tues
day night will be given next Tuesday
evening, Nov goth.
G.. w. Hass moved to the Mary
Hart property and John Kinneamon
TO his own property vacated by Mr.,
Hass.
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was the guest of her PARENTS Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Tannyhill, Thurs
day.
Mr.. J. r.. Menges, of Gallon, was a
business caller in this village Satur-
day.
Mr. Claude Nealy, Marion, spent
Thursday with Mr.. Otis Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams and
Daughter Ruby were Marion callers
Saturday.
Miss Martha Montgomery spent
Saturday with Marion friends.
Mr.. Charles Hathaway, of Dayton,
was the guest Oh his parents from
Monday until Wednesday.
Mr.. George A. Policy of Athens was
attending TO business here from Mon
day until Wednesday.
Mrs. &. f. Benson left Thursday
Tor Pittsburg, Pa, where she will be
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black, of Ma
rion are spending few days with
their son, Mr. Edwin Black
Mr.. Carlton Sinclair and Mr.. Clay
ton Sinclair left Thursday for Wcss
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$. virden home. northwest of town,
from Friday until Tuesday.
r.. G. Crater, travelling auditor for
the c.. u. Telephone Co, of Colum-
bus, spent the fore part of the week
nere in the interest of the local COM
nany.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Riley and little son,
and Harley Simpson, of Delaware,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Simpson in Marseilles.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Morris, Mr.
and Mrs Benjamin Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. s. r. Vlrden were enter
iained at dinner Friday by Mr. and
Mrs. j T.. Johnson, north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, OF Ell
yria, are guests of relatives in this
village Mt present. Mrs Taylor will
be remembered by many, as she was
formerly Miss Anna Thew, and spent
her childhood days in this village.
Mrs. L. s. CUTLERY spent Tuesday
with Marion friends.
Miss Mable Dilsaver, of Fleetwood
visited relatives and friends here Sun
Fay
Mrs. Harry St Clair visited her
husband in Bellefontaine over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs Susan Kennedy of Marion. Is
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ts THE EAGLES EYE.
A Screen That Protects II Against .
Too Brilliant Light.

A Screen That Protects II Against .
Too Brilliant Light.
The eagle that stares proudly at the
sun has now been found TO be no fg-
ment of tradition.
Nj. de Chardonnet. In paper COM
municated to the French Physical So
ciety, has shown that the eagles eye
has a special apparatus adapted to this
feat, though it seems probable that he
is not the only bird with this useful
possession. F.
The apparatus is not, however, the
"nlctitating membrane" which all OF
us have perceived in looking even at
the barnyard fowl. That is mechan-
ism designed merely to wipe the eye
and to keep 1t clear OF dust.
NJ. de Chardonnet's discovery was
made while he was studying the trans
parency of the central part OF the eyes
of animals. He had already noticed
that the eyes Of night birds, such az
owls, were more transparent than any
other for ultra violet rays, and he had
tried to push the experiments further
by ascertaining whether they would
be affected by ultra violet rays alone.
These experiments failed because OF
the absence Of responsiveness on the
part OF the birds, which did not ap.
pear TO manifest any sensation in pass
ing from darkness to light, whether
this list was visible TO human eyes or
not. NJ. de Chardounet's failure led
him to inquire whether there was any
organ Of which he was ignorant in the
birds eye, such as would intervene ia
such circumstances.
While disscctng birds eye he was
struck to find an organ to which
French naturalists have given provi-
sionally the name OF the peigne or
comb. A better idea of it's function
would be obtained by calling 1t para
sol.
This organ is formed of very thin
membrane, black-opaque and situated
I'm the eye where the optic nerve pene-
trates It. The structure OF this mem
brane Is such that the retina is com
plctely masked when the ''parssop' is
open. 1t is reasonable TO suppose that
the parasol Is therefore a screen To
protect the eye against a too brilliant
light, whether the light is visible In
the ordinary sense or whether II con-
slsts of ultra violet rays.
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: LARUE.

LaRue. Nov. 26.--Mr. and Mrs 4.
Jerome Deyson, of southwest ,of town.
were Marion business visitors,
Wednesday.
Messrs. Ben Thomasson and Rus
sell Wilcox, of Waldo, visited their
parents here over Saturday
Misses Faye and Anna Hesser were
guests of Miss Sarah Sunshine, in
Rushsylvania, over Saturday Intght.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Codding and
children. of southwest OF town. spent
Saturday with Kenton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dllsaver and son
of Marion, spent Thanksgiving with
the formers parents west Of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smiley, of Ma
rion, were guests of VIM. Smiley and
Family, and other relatives here, Sun
day.
j. A. Lee and wife left Wednesday
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Anna
Keece and family in Newark, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Ellis and lfttle
son returned home Sunday after a
weeks visit with relatives near By
halia.
s. Hatfield and wife of west of
town left Tuesday evening TO spend
Thanksgiving day with Marion rela-
tives.
Thomas L. Shirk and family re-
turned home Monday. after attend
ing the funeral of an infant relative
IL Byhalia
Mrs. Paul Arnold was called to Ma
lion. Sunday, by the death of the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carey, of
Marion, are guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs #. M. Carey
here this week,
Mrs. Showers returned to her Ma
non hcme Saturday, after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Moral, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Lauer, ~
southeast of town, are rejoicing over
the arrival of little daughter. born
saturday.
The LaRue football team carried
honors Saturday afternoon by defeat
ing the Rushsylvania team on its
home grounds.
Misses Stella Everett and Cartha
Hogan. of Marion, visited over
Thanksgiving with the formers par
ents north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay spaulding, of Ma
fion, spent several days this week as
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. fanny
hill ana other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mann and
son, Of Marion. were guests at the N.
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WALDO.

WADDO.
Waldo, Nov. 26--Mr. and Mrs. O.
s. Anthony entertained Sunday Mr..
|and Mrs. Henry Miller of Bay City
Michigan, and Messrs Fred Kenyon
OF Toledo and Ira Oswald of Prog
pect.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bower and
daughter spent Thursday with
friends at CaTuthers.
Miss Lulu Morris of Columbus is
the guest OF her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Mibehels en-.
tertained Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Higgins and Children of Okla
homa and Mr.. and Mrs II. c.
Higgins of Marion.
MIR. and Mrs Cleveland Baker
and family OF Orville were guests
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Baker,
Hoke Donithen of Marion was en-
joying the hunting in this vicinity
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monnette and family
were guests of Marion friends several
days this week
The Ladies' of the Reformed church
were Entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs John Britch at her
home no TN OF town.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid society met
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Thomas Wyatt south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Knickel entartaiu-
ed Thursday, Misses Grace Queen,
Spray and Glen McWilliams and Asa
Queen of Marion. The Misses McWll-
hams will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Corbin and daughters
Lenora and Ruth are guests from
Thursday until Sunday at the home
of d. w Benedict and family.
William Gubler was in Columbus
Thursday in the interest of his busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Owens of Delaware
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. G. b.
Russell Friday
ID. w. Benedict was a business
visitor at Delaware Thursday.
Z. E. Morris spent Thanksgiving
with Columbus friends.
Miss Flora Denzer was Marion
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and
daughter visited friends at Marion
Saturday and Sunday.
&. b. russell spent Thursday witt
his parents at Mt Gilead. Mrs. Rus
sci and son are spending the week
at Mt. Gilead and Delaware.
Miss May Bland is visiting this
week with friends at LaRue and Ma.
rlon
Harry Coleman of Marion spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Selanders were
Marion visitors Friday. |.
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THEATERS

presto change Identities; and James
harardi the young Italian tenor with
all the mellowness of his native land
N the tones Of his wonderful voice.
That's all, except the Orpheumscope
which aways has something exciting
to tell.
There is to be something new in
the price schedule. The management
proposes To MI the house at every
performance, in pursuance of which
highly commendable policy it has re-
tuced the price of reserved seats five
cents, Beginning Monday night, the
prices will be ten and fifteen cents
This does not mean reduction i'm
the merit of the shows, it means more
audience, and more audience means
more and better acts. whats the
use Of having a $. II O. sign kicking
Ground under your feet If you can't
Use it now and them" asks Man
nger Paul. And echo answered,
What's the use?" Hence the bar
Gain sale in vaudeville at the Orphe-
um, beginning Monday.
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IsICIiWOOD.

pichwood Nov 26.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Coons of Garrison, Iowa, spent sew
eral days last weoS visiting her
broth er- in law, Sterling Coons, ana
wife of North Lewisburg, Ohio.
IT, N. Losey and daughter, Norma
Of xenia. were guests Monday at the
home of the formers parents, Mr'
and Mrs. A. Losey, Of north FRANK
I'm street
II. c. Tracy and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolenbaugh, ex-sheriff of Union
county, all of Marysville, were guests
sunday of Sterling Coons and wife
at North Lewisburg.
Miss Edna Mahaffey of North
Lewisburg, left for Columbus Nov.
IL, to visit relatives and friends and
spend Thanksgiving day. Miss Ma
haffey formerly lived at Byhalia.
oliver Fletcher and family and
also his mother, Mrs. James Fietch-
er, J.. l.. Bosh and family, Ernest
Joiiiff, Francis and Ethel Bosh. all OF
near Redwood. were guests at the
home of II. Il. Bosh and family west
OF town. on Sunday,
Mrs. VIM. Dyal and grandmother,
Trella Wynegar, of Redwood, and
Mrs. Ida McVay of Bellefontaine,
who spent last week at the Dyal
home on west ottawa street, went
down to Columbus last Thursday and
spent the day as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs II. 4. Wynegar.
l.. ]. Mccoy, cashier of the First
National Bank, who has been i'll dur
MI
fever. but is now on a fair way to
recovery, left Richwood Monday, ac-
companied by his mother. for his
home at Wilmington, Ohio, where he
will remain until he has recovered
sufficiently to again resume his po-
sition at the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCombs
were Sunday guests of relatives in
Columbus. 4 s~skssxu
MRS. Lillian Skidmore of West
Mansfield. Ohio. called on her uncle.
Sterling Coons. and wife, near North
Lewisburg, last week.
HELEN Haines and wife of Byha-
liza. spent few days visiting the for
mselr sister. Mrs. Sterling Coons. at
NofSh Lewisburg. last week,
Miss Helen Osborn of Columbus.
spent Friday and Saturday as a guest
at the home of Dr. b. p. Hall and
family on north Franklin street.
Miss Una Elliott was called to
North Lewisburg Sunday by the seri-
Gus iiiqess of her sister.
Dwight Winter of Raymond. is
spending few days with his uncle.
Lloyd Winter. and family.
Fred Wright Is spending the week
IN Hooking and Fairfield counties.
and Is having good time hunting.
+. y. G. Roberts left Redwood Tues
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PRICE TWO CENTS

You BE My Grille" were rendered
with charming effect What's the
Use of Dreaming" was one OF the
best liked of the evening. In fact,
al of the songs which were composed
by the author-actor we're bright ana
catchy, and number of the tunes
were whistled by the gallery gods,
nd infallible sign of hit.
The supporting company in THE
District Leader" are twelve princi-
pals. and chorus of thirty-eight. A
feature of any musical comedy of
the present day is its chorus and in
The District Leader" Il is said, will
oe found as attractive group of girls
as have been gotten together in some
time. The piece is handsomely staged
and "The District Leader" engage
ment hero promises to be as big a
success as in any other city visited
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IONGVILLE.

Longvilie. Nov. 26.-Mr. and Mrs,
Fairchilds spent Sunday with their
6augbter, Mrs. Albert Setter near
owens.
VIM. Furness returned Monday
eyom trip through the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Knickei. oil
Cleveland, are visiting with the for
mer's mother, the aged Mrs IL
Knickel.
Miss Nelly Passet. of Wharton. is
"a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. NC
Cielland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorenfioe, Mr. and
Mrs. O, o. McClelland. Misses Emma
Hoch, of Marion, Kelly Passet, oil
Wharton. Polenia Uty. Minnie ostcr-
ly, were the guests, of Mrs. Mary
iloyerman, Tuesday evening
MIR. and Mrs. $. p. Northrup' oi
;,ear Radnor, spent Thanksgiving
with the latter's mother, Mrs @. W.
Blsh.
Hunters are becoming to be a
nuisance and very bold. While hunt
ing a few days ago on the farm OF A.
r.. Bricker, they killed and carried
away several fine turkies belonging
10 Mr.. Bricker. Mr.. Bricker has
very good description OF the hunt-
eTs.
The village school has closed un-
.b Monday, Nov. 2Sth. The teacher
prof. Sin Clare, Is visiting his parents
af sidney Ohio.
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There Is every indication that the
/ eader," which is To be presented AT
the Grand, Dec. lth will be welcomed
Nv Marion theatregoers. The news
Of its success in the East has evident
iy preceded IT, THE Distrist Lead
err is called comedy drama with
music, and was written and composed
by Joseph r. Howard
The Kansas City Journal in its re-
view OF the piece said, The Dis
uict Leader" is the brightest and
most entertaining musical comedy
that has been seen here in long
time, and one Of the reasons for the
great success of the piece was that
Mr. Howard gave IL plot that has
substance To il. In fact, the story
Is one that holds the interest and at
,ention of the audience throughout. g.
Ii tells of the fight for a senatorship
In New York with dependent love
stories. The comedy Is in three acts;
the first scene showing the lobby in
tne Hoffman House, the second Il
street. I'm the Chinese section of New
York, and last, a beautiful mansion
on Riverside Drive, Miss Minnie Jar
beau has the role OF Flossie Whittle
a New Jersey innocent, and she plays
the part most admirably. There 4;
probably no better exponent OF
child's parts on the stage than Miss
Jarbeau, Her song hits, "a Heart tc
Let, THE Same old story" WON
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CONDUCTOR SHOT
TWO PASSENGERS

Memphis, Tenn. Nov 26.-J. r.
Lowrey, street car conductor, shot
and killed Lilly Baker and William
Moore, passengers i'm a crowded car,
today, and in "A panic which followed
several passengers were injured.
Lowrey quarreled with Moore over
a transfer. The conductor, aclord-
ing to the passengers, drew a revolt
yer and Moore grappled with him. A
cartridge in the revolver was explod-
ed, killing Lilly Baker, who was
hanging to a strap.
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GREEN CAMP

Green Camp, Nov. 26.--A few
ftiends and neighbors gathered at the
country home of Frank Morris Tues
day evening. In honor of his forty
first birthday. A two course luncheon
was served by the hotess. Mr.. Nor
rls received several nice remem-
brances Those present were: Mr.
end Mrs. Leonard Hopkins and son,
Frank; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smeltzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lanins, Mrs. Cora
Bebout, of Oklahoma, Mr.. John
Wynn. OF Kipton. o.. Mr.. william
Slack, of Ashley o., Mrs. Lorena
Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Conwell and
ittle son, OF Columbus, are guests
ct the White home near Mt. Olive.
Miss Minnie Ferrin, of Marion, viS-
tied relatives here Sunday.
Rev. Milton Wisely has commenced
q series of revival meetings at Fin
l,y Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ritzler are
.he proud parents of baby girl,
horn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reichard and
family took dinner Sunday at chard
Jerew's
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patten, Of Della
ware. o., visited last Saturday and
sunday at the home of Charles Pat
ten.
A. s. Somerlott and Mr.. Amber
Somerlott spent Sunday with Rich
rood friends.
William Thatcher, of Marion. was
guest of his sister, Mrs. Louisa
Wynn. Thursday :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev McCleary, OF
Marion, called on old friends last
week.
Willie Slack, of Bennett street, Ma
ion, was a guest of his mother Mrs.
Albert Slack, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Smeltzer enter
,ained at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Kirts and son Dannie.
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THE NEwMANs IN ECCENTRIC DANCES AT oRPHEUM NOW

jefferson, to be the guests of their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Sin Clair.
Mr.. Earl Drake was a Marion cali
er SATURDAY.
Mrs. Jane Mason of Marion is the
guest OF friends here
Mr.. Cldye Dean of Redwood, is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur IOnguet
Miss Edna and Nina Dutton left
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many choice and precious friends of
which she is amply proud to possess.
The groom Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Z. Rinker of Caledonia o.,
and justly commands a large circle of
fast friends.
The Mirror joins in wishing them
JOY and happiness and happy and
pleasant voyage upon the great sea or
life.
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X Il
ALL THE NEWS FIR ON EVERY
PART OF THE COUNTY
n X X X

day to spend Thanksgiving with his
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hotel,
and family.
Mrs. Celia Bowlby of Columbus
was a guest last week at the home OF
DR.. b. p. Hall and family on north
Franklin street.
Mrs. Boyd Miller of Gallon, visited
from Friday until Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Case on
north Franklin street.
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During the recent epidemic OF ty-
phoid fever in Madrid the discovery
was made that it was customary az
some OF the hospitals TO give TO the
ioor the remnants Of the dishes eaten
ty the patients. WI (
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Thursday for visit with columbus
friends.