The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

The Aid Society of f. b. church
met at the home OF Mrs. @. G. Alling-
er Wednesday afternoon and trans
acted considerable business The next
meeting will be held at the same
horne Wednesday afternoon January
ith 1911.
Mrs. T. VIM. Drake, Mrs. John
Robinson and daughter Mrs. Orton
White, Mrs. w. 70. Smiley and Mrs
Emma Castor were guests of Marion
friends Tuesday. "a
Roy Burdge took charge OF the Ma
rion Daily star route here Saturday
Ralph Slagle resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Kniffin and
Mrs. j. A. Sutton cared for business
in Marion Thursday
Mrs J. C. Blynn and two sons of
Rushsylvania visited her parents Rev.
and Mrs. w. A. Ferguson Wednes-
day.
On Wednesday last Mrs. Maggie
scott left for Bellefontaine. After a
snort stay in that city, she contem-
plates leaving for Georgia where she
intends to spend the winter. The best
wishes of many frienus accompany
her.
After a visit of several days with
her daughter, Mrs. John Moral, Mrs.
Elizabeth Showers returned to her
home i'm Marral Friday.
Miss Lena Sager reached Probst,
Tennessee, Wednesday and will be
the guest of her sister Mrs. Marsh
Anderson two or more months.
DIR. McKittrick was here on pro-
fessional business Tuesday.
Mrs. j. II. Raub is spending a few
weeks visiting with friends in Ken
ton.
passing tramp broke into the
Fairview school house few nights
|'ago tearing off the wire CRATES over
the windows and breaking a pane of
glass and hosting the window. In
the morning when the teacher, our
young friend Lloyd Dickson came
TO the building he was surprised to
find that the tramp had left every
thing in good condition, having TAX.
en- nothing, simply enjoying a good
nights rest beside warm stove.
Mrs. John Alt was the guest of Mrs
JAY Spaulding in Marion Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. Claude Cook. travelling sales
man of Marion transacted business
here Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Cook 70 near Meekei
has rented the Cook homestead north
west of town for three years and
will take possession April 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Harris
and daughter were guests of Mrs
Harris parents last week.
Mrs. Ely Howser was in Caledonia
on business Friday. For some dayi
| she has been a constant attendan'
upon her mother Mrs w. II. Spragut
who is quite Ill. but slightly better
at this writing.
Rev. DIR. FERGUSON pastor of tho
Presbyterian church announces his
next Sunday subjects as follows. Morr
ing "The Key that Opens the Door
| Evening Beautiful Hands" We are
pleased to state that the audience at
this church is increasing in number
| and this aged Doctor of Divinity Il
pleasing not only the membership Of
the church but also all our citizens
Slowly yet surely the NJ. T.. par
sonage approaches completion. Th
carpenters are working every hour
| they can when permitted by the
weather. Pastor Scott and family
| have already moved In and are en-.
joying the comforts of a part of the
building.
Joseph A. Slanser lumber Co. have
the contract OF plastering the new
*. of p. building and Is having the
large glass front placed temporary also
doors and windows and will rush
the plastering as soon and as rapidly
as he and hands can do 1t.
| Report states that Mr.. ]. Clark re-
Gently sold his property in our viii
lige to G. c. Virden north of town.
our Funeral Director G.. A. l.
Markwith was called to Mt. Olive
to care for the burial of the aged
Mrs. Harper.
w. l.. Leslie of Marseilles was here
several days this week visiting his
aged and afflicted father John Leslie
who at this time is quite III.
| The aged william Riley is slight
ly better. but no hopes are entertain
ed as regards his permanent recovery
1t is now two months since he has
been able to come upon our streets
His daughter Miss Sat Riley of Ma
rlon is at the home assisting in care
ing for her father.
The owen Gray Post G. A. II. of
LaRue on Monday evening Dec. 10th
elected the following named persons
as officers: Commander John NJ.
| Bell S. V. c.. A. j. Thomasson
j. V. C. George Shrechengaust; o.
ID. Ezekiel Aller Quarter Master, o.
G.. b. b. Kilborne; John Leslie, dele
gate Marshall Markey; Aaternate H.
C. Blrcley.
We are pleased to learn of the sue
cess of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Sager
practicing physicians, who formerly
lived south of town. Mr.. Sager, being
| the son of f. B. Sager esquire. Some
years ago Il, It. Sager and wife took
a course in medicine having gradual
ed they began practice in the Capital
City. In May last they received
lucrative offer to practice in one of
the hospitals of New York City,
where they still reside and are doing
WELL