The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-11
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and family of Marion visited rela-
tives here Saturday until Monday.
Report states that Chas. G. virden
mas sold TO A. w. Jones the farm
which he recently purchased of
george Parish and that Mr.. Virden
mas purchased what is known as the
Capt. Ira Williams farm west OF
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay SpauIding of
Marion visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. M Tannyhill Sunday.
A good attendance at the lodge of
odd Fellows Saturday evening. Two
candidates to receive. The third
degree next Saturday evening.
II. b. Bonner was in Marion on
business Monday.
Mrs. E. w. Case has removed from
her south High street property. Rev.
Or. ferguson of Marysville has NOV
ed a part of his house hold goods here.
Contemplates moving the remainder
this week and will occupy the resi-.
dence vacated by Mrs. Case. He will
commence pastorate of the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday morning.
Art. Marsh's public sale Saturday
"iNNihO'h Ildh a. ldISt dllcnudllCe and
everything sold at high figure.
Mrs. w. C. Wilson and daughter,
Princess visited at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Blue in Redwood SUN
day.
q. I. Irwin of De Cliff is having a
fine large crib and carriage house err
ected on his farm.
G.. c. Allinger is erecting room
and porch and making other material
improvements upon his farm property
east of town.
WIN. Kinnamon wife and daugh-
ter spent several days last week i'm
and about Caledonia.
The CUTLERY brothers have recent
ly purchased several car loads Of sheen
and placed them upon pasture on
their farms south of LaRue.
Hugh Adams of Ashland started
Thursday to drive through to LaRue.
He came withing four miles east of
Caledonia when his horse died, he Sc
cured assistant and brought buggy
and harness to Marion at which city
he was met by DIR. b. c. lie left for
his Ashland home Saturday morning
where he is employed in the oil fields.
George and Phillip Little were
business visitors in Marion Saturday.
Miss Loye Hesser and Miss Mamie
Thornburg were calling upon Marion
friends Saturday.
John Thombs our furniture dealer
shipped a large lot of furniture this
week to a party in Andover, Ohio. His
sale territory is enlarging.
Mrs. Sprag Long of Columbus IS
now a guest of her mother Mrs. S.
r. Riley this week.
We learn that the sale of Mrs. RiI-
ey's groceries and goods to Roy sharp
was not consummated last week,
otis Boyd who for some years, has
farmed the Copeland land north of
town had a sale Monday of all his
chattle property, grain, hay, etc. A
large crowd attended the sale and al
most everything offered for sale
brought large prices Mr. Boyd has
purchased the Johnson elevator and
Will soon move to town and conduct
the purchase and shipment of grain,
hay, etc. at that place of business.
John Dutt who resides north of
town has rented a farm I'm Michigan,
His sale of chattels Is announced for
November 10th.
Joseph Offenburger and son Edward
left here for Oklahoma Wednesday, 8
where they will make their future
home.
Our electric light man John j. Jer-
ONE who is in the employ of ]. A.
Slanser's plant had the misfortune last
Sunday night to accidently badly burn
the left portion of his foot A physi-
clan was called who carefully dressed
the burns which are slowly improving
but he Is still compelled to walk about
on crutches.
On Thursday, Rev. Sutton was call
ed few miles north of Meeker where