The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23
PROSPECT.

Prospect April 22-Wednesday
evening Miss Edna Finley, at her
home on Park avenue, nicely enter
tanned the Epworth League consisting
Of the young people of the M. e.
| church. Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening was enjoy
ed by all.
Mr.. Merle Michael of Marion spent
Sunday with friends at Prospect.
| Rev. l.. Il. Smith and son Virgil
were Prospect visitors several days
this week
Mr.. Tillman Baughman a veteran
of the Civil War, who has been very
i'll with LaGrlppe for week past Is
slowly improving.
| Mr.. Martin NJ. Mohr, who has been
employed in the Big Four shops al
Delaware as timekeeper has accept
ed position in the office of the
Steam Shovel Co.
| Mr.. William Courtwright, foreman
of the c. d. & NJ. section, is much
chogined for not improving the OPP
portunity he had of capturing the
escaped convict John Potter and in
so doing earning the $50 reward
While Mr., Courtwright and his men
were working south of Prospect near
DiX's crossing on the G.. ID. & NJ,
the convict Potter came up the track
and talked with them nearly 1.-TWO
hours. We are not informed of their
topic of conversation, but presume
1t was concerning the weather. Mr..
| Courtwright was more surprised than
| the convict, when the Delaware po.
lice came up and relieved him of his
pleasant visitor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Behner of Marion
has been in Prospect this week on
account of the Illness of her brother
| in-law Mr. Tiflman Baughman.
The high school ball team will play
with the Radnor high school team
at Radnor Saturday.
Mr.. George Rutter Is preparing to
build an addition to his house on
Park, Ave.
Mr.. Frank Courtwright has been
| absent from school all week on ac-
count of sickness
At called meeting Monday after
noon the council received the plans
and specifications for the paving OF
Water and Main streets, compiled
| by Engineer Kennedy and solicitor
Kindate, of Marysville. After a
thourough investigation of the plans
! and cost, the council decided to go
I ahead with the paving.
Mr.. Everett Robinson was at Bucy-
rus Thursday.
A little daughter was born April
Is to Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Douglas
residents of Prospect, at their home
| Ia Chicago. The little one has been
named Jane Elizabeth.
The ladies society of the Luther
an Church held a most enjoyable
meeting at the home of Mrs. s. H.
Cast on Wednesday evening. nice,
porgram was rendered.
Mrs u, q. Rutter was hostess to
the Ladies Aid society of the Otterbeind
Church at her home on Park Ave,
last evening delightful dinner
was served to about thirty ladies' l
The afternoon was spent at sewing of
carpet rags and social talk.
Mrs. II. o. Toms delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Mothers
Council on Thursday afternoon. QUO
tations from the Carey Sisters were
given In answer TO the roll call
After an interesting program and a
short session a splendid six o'clock
dinner was served.
Rev. A. ], Clere delivered the
baccauiarate sermon at Moral on
Sunday last, for the graduates OF the
high school.
Mrs. Mary IIowisen OF Redwood is
visiting relatives in Prospect.
Mr' W. r. Lauer has returned
from a trip to Kansas on business
ana reports everything lovely, with
the corn nearly ready to plow.
Mrs. Charles Evans and son Ken