The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-10


was served The guests for the oc-
casion were Mrs. VIII Findley, Mrs.
Charles Ramey and Mrs. L. II. Hur-
| relbrink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Bowen and son.
| Ernest, visited Sunday at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Maze.
| Mr.. o. j. Hedges was a Marion vis-
| itor Sunday.
John Smith has rented the dwelling
belonging to u. f. Robinson on east
Water street and will move to Pros
pect soon.
Mr.. Frank Mossbarger moved his
| family to Prospect this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Worth Woods. Saturday.
Miss T.. Bess Thomas was the guest
of friends at Delaware Saturday.
| Miss Ethel Kirby and John Kile
have been visiting relatives at Knox
county this week.
Sim Blue and wife visited at the
home of Flem Kirby, west of town,
| Sunday.
| Mack Bowen and family and L. Butz
and family visited at the home of
| Thomas Landon Monday
Mrs f. G. Grigsby, a lady nearly
| eighty years old who has been faith
| ml Sunday school teacher in the Bap-
| tist Sunday school for fifty years and
| Who was always at her post ready to
do her Masters service was on We'd
| nesday of last week given a surprise
by her class who gathered at her home
| for the day, with well-filled baskets.
| Those present were Mrs. Oral Griffith.
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mohr. Mrs. Mollie Bum
gardner. Mrs. +. Il. Mayer. Mrs. Myr-
| tie Luellen, Mrs. Frank Rumgardner'
| Mrs. A. J. Clere and Rev. a. j. Clere.
| Her daughter. Mrs. Elmer Wottring,
| and her granddaughter, Miss Margaret
| Wottring. and grandson. Mr. Earl
Lewis. were also present.
Rev. A. j. Clere who has been pas
tor Of the Prospect Baptist church for
| nearly three years. rendered his rcsig
nation to the church board last sun
day.
Temperance union lecture was
given last Sunday evening at the NJ
Il. church under the auspices of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
Mrs. Florence Il. Richards gave the
lecture. Mrs. Richards IL national
field worker and an able one. she
held the attention of the audience
from start to finish She is in the class
with Mrs. Francis Il. willard and has
lectured i'm every state and territory
of the union and seventeen foreign
countries A large number attended
from Marion.
Mr.. Charles Hoch purchased the w
f Court property on Elm street.
Mr. Walter Watkins Is building an
addition to his home on Park avenue
The little son of George Baughman
who has been very i'll. is improving
The street paving on Water street
is fast nearing completion Tor thc
| year. The contractors intend to fnish
os far east to the Hooking Valley
railroad track this year and early III
the spring to complete the remainder
east to the corporation line.
The local lodge of NJ. w. of A. VIII
hold a banquet at their han neN'
Monday evening. Dec. II. the occasion
being the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
The local chapter. order of Eastern
ctor Installed their recently elected
| omicers Friday evening. After the eN-
/ crcises refreshments were served
Mrs. A. l.. Cast left Thursday ey-
| ening for a three months visit WIN
relatives and friends at Oakland ano
Los Angeles, California.
Mr. NJ NJ. Mohr is kept busy leeu'
inc sugar beet pulp to over 400 sheel
owned by II. II. smith on the tarm
Of VIM. Aronhalt north of town
Mr.. f. S. Lauer is building ne"
| A.,,.a L., oo az prOgpoct.
Miss Eunice Worline. ot '', M''rlo.
wac n guest of relatives in Prospec
this past week.