The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-30

anu TAME ITO OlneT.
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Mrs. ]. II. leonard Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Neff of Ruth.
Ohio, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Campbell Thursday and Friday.
John ID. Hastings, j. II. Van Ars-
dali and daughter, Mr.. Fred Helwig,
Miss Myrtle Wilson, Miss Iris and
Miss Lily May Thombs, Mrs. j. w.
Harris, and daughter, Mrs. c. II.
Prettyman, Miss Caroline Schotte.
were Friday morning passengers to
Marion.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Campbell and Miss
Marie Clifton were in Marion Friday
to see Mrs. Campbelrs brother. Mr..
Chesney owens who is IA resident of
Marion and is sick
Mrs. NJ ID. Campbell entertained
Mrs. Emily Riley Thursday at her
home on north High street.
After pleasant visit with relatives
here for several days Walter Ward
and family returned to their home in
Marion Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout of Cleveland,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.
Allinger Thursday and Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Ferguson
spent Thanksgiving with their daugh
ter and family in Rushsylvania.
James Sager our young friend and
grocer of Columbus spent a few
days recently here with his parents
and others
Mrs. J. w. Welsh and daughter
Eva of Ada and grand daughter
Lenora Stouffer of Button are guests
of DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hesser this
week.
C. c. Metz and family visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Metz.
Thursday and Monday near DeClf
| Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Roy Clark re-
Gently visited relatives in Green
| Camp.
w. L. Smith travelling Auditor of
Bell Telephone company whose home
Is In indianapolis Ind, paid LaRue
n business visit last week.
a. N. LaRue travelling salesman of
Musical Instruments of Redwood was
In town on business Monday and Tues
day.
j. +. Wooley of Marysville Is this
week the guest of his sister Mrs.
| Eddie Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Carson who
formerly resided near Delaware, but
since February has lived on the John
H. CUTLERY farm south of town has
disposed of his interest ESQ we learn)
in his stock on the farm and contem-
plates an early removal to Delaware
for which city his wife left Monday
evening.
MIR. Eddie Long who is in the em-
ploy of c.. NJ. Tannyhill our general
merchant Is spending the week at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. M.
c. Long in Redwood, Mrs. Long be-
ing very sick.
We are pleased to state at THIS
writing the aged Mr.. John Leslie is
reported decidedly better with favor
able indications as regards his re-
covery.
Saturday David Amrine removed
his household goods from north High
street to part of the residence occu
pied by Willis Clark on south High.
Mrs. Laura Dombaugh and Mrs.
ReXroth nee Hood were guests of Mr..
and Mrs Drake Saturday.
John w. Robinson has rented his
fifty acre farm sout west of town to
Mr.. ID. E. Streeter until April 1st
1912.
If the corps of hands now engaged
on the X. of p. building are permit
ted by the weather to work every
day this week they contemplate get
ting the building ready for the roof
and side work by Saturday evening
Mrs. n. A. Copeland Is slightly inn
proved since previous letter.
j. C. Blue and C. c. Clark sent
out large shipment of cattle Satur-
day.
our young friend Harry Bell has
added the work of a photographer 10
his tonsorial business and is having
admirable success,
The closing hours of each week day
are employed by Floyd Terry carrier
of Rural Route No. in Mr.. Il. III.
Lingo's general store.
Prof Stafford our school superlnten-
dent also Is being engaged as clerk
I'm the same store each Saturday. our
merchants are all enjoying the be-
ginning Of fine holiday trade.
The LaRue News has announced an
extra fine holiday number to appear
from that Office December 10th
DIR. Sifritt was called to Redwood
to see Mrs. M. c. Long in consulta-
tlon Monday night.
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