The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-15

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of Flat Rock at whose home he died,
accompanied the body to LaRue
where services was held at his
mothers home following which bur
ial was made in the LaRue cemetery.
Grover Melvin, lost by death. Sun
day evening a valuable colt, which he
had but recently purchased of Will
liam Little.
Mrs. Barbara Burbaugh celebrated
her birthday anniversary last Sunday
she was the pleased recipient of liz
post cards.
Willis Clark sold a valuable horse to
a Mt Victory purchaser Monday.
Harvey Myers sold his driving horse
to party in Marion Saturday.
Ed Higgins of Marion was busi-
ness visitor Monday.
MIR. and Mrs c. II. Sutton paid
Columbus u business visit Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Otis Boyd who resides north of
town. is reported to be quite sick.
The aged Absolem Elder had made
all arrangements to leave here Tues
day to visit his daughter in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, but just before train
time he took a severe pain is his
left foot, and was compelled to con-
suit a physician, and defer mis- visit
for the present. 1t was quite dis
appointment to Mr.. Elder as for sew
eral years past he has spent his win
ters in the south.
After a few weeks suffering the
twenty one month old little girl of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bell is thought
to be slowly recovering.
John \. Key private secretary &
Congressman Cral G. Anderson, John
NJ. Bridel, deputy Probate Judge, Jay
Spauldng, deputy County Auditor
and William Holverstott county com
missioner, paid our town a business
visit Tuesday morning.
The Twentieth Century Club held
its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
S. A. Raub south of town large
attendance and Il very profitable meet
ing was had.
David Clark has sold his village
property to Mr.. John Albert.
Miss Hattie Bailey is having her viii
lage property repaired and a cement
wood cistern and other improvements
made at her property on south High
street.
Rev. NJ. d. Scott Is now in our
midst having his household goods stor
ed In the NJ. Il parsonage, until some
needed repairs are made.
Mrs. Bertha Wood of Hepburn visit
ed her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Drcws
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Drake who at this time
makes her home at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Baughman, spent
several days last week visiting rcla-
tives i'm and near Bcllcfontainc.
Otis Boyd took possession Of the
Johnston Elevator" (Which he recent
ly purchased) Tuesday afternoon and
hereafter will conduct the purchase
and shipment Of grain, hay etc. from
there.
A Mr.. Green who resides near Mt.
Victory was driving into town We'd
nesday noon when nearing the south
bridge which spans the Scioto river
he suddenly came into view with M.
C. IL Allen with several passengers
in his touring car, the horse which
MIR. Green was driving became badly
frightened and leaped directly In
front of the car throwing Mr.. Green
violently to the ground and very se-
ycre!y bruislng his head and limbs
lie was taken to the office of Dr
lri,t Who gave surgical attention
md in the evening he was taken t.
.is horne in Il rig, Stopping very sud
Iynly MIR. Aliens presence of mind
undoubtedly saved the life of the
horse and possibly a greater accident
The O A. II. boys" have annOun-
ced to give their annual supper Tues
day evening october 18th. \ large at
tendance of the old soldiers and their
wives Is confidently expected.
After being detained two days on ac
count of sickness, Absolem Elder was
so far recovered as to start to Chat
tanooga Tenn, Thursday morning.
Arrangements have been made and
bills posted announcing n musical re-
tital in NJ. Il. church in our town
Tuesday evening Oct. 18th by Mrs.
Geneva Johnstone Bishop This lady
Is well and favorably known through
the United States and also in other
countries for her cultured voice and
various qualifications. That a large
audience Is assured to hear this gift
ed singer. Popular prices and all net
proceeds so to the Free Baptist
church.
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