The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-08
L.ARUE

Friday transactlng business in Ma.
rioh
Mrs. Ethel Leyhman was in Mt
Victory Friday.
William II. Harris recently pur.
chased an acre of ground and build.
ings of j. II. Vanarsdale just west OF
town where Myers Jones formerly liv-
ed. Mr.. Jones moved into the resi-
dence property in the east end OF
town Monday and on Tuesday W. II
Harris and his aged mother Rose
len Harris moved into the property
vacated by Jones.
Roselen Harris mas rented her sew
enty-three arce farm a few miles
south west Of town to Mr. Buyer who
took possession Tuesday Mrs. Harris
is i'll having to be moved by Mr.
Markwith in his ambulance.
William Keller ana wife and son
of Allensville, Illinois, returned home
Friday evening.
Rev. j. A. sutton was called to
owen Station Friday where he attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Josiah Sher-
man. whose body was laid to rest in
the Marion cemetery
After pleasant visit of several
days at the country home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Mollencopf, west of town.
Miss Chettie Mollencopf returned Fri
day to her home i'm Bucyrus.
w. II. Milisor and son, Ray. of Ma
rion, were here on business Saturday
and while in the village they rented
Of j. A. sutton, executor for the M.
j. Bonner estate, the two Bonner
farms west of town for the ensuing
year, commencing April I.
Mr.. Burgess, of the Mirror office,
was transacting business in and near
town Friday.
Harry Cooper, Of Marion, was here
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Price. chief of Pythian Sisters
was here Tuesday and Wednesday,
transacting fraternity business. She
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Baugh-
man while in our town.
Our shippers and cattle purchasers
made a very large shipment of hogs
and cattle to eastern markets Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. A. Amrine had n hemorrhage
while sitting i'm t. II. Ling's store Sat
urday. but is considered better now,
yet not fully recovered.
Mrs. Will J. Clark is better after
several weeks illness.
After considerable delay Rev. NJ. ID.
Scott and family have moved into the
NJ. II. parsonage.
r. w. Wasson was taken quite sick
a few days ago. His son. DR.. Guy r.
Wasson, was summoned by wire from
Oswell and was here several days, re-
turning Tuesday. Mr.. Wasson is
improving.
Mr. John Leslie Is thought to be
better at this writing but is quite a
sick man.
Mrs. N. A. Copeland is slowly re-
covering. Mrs. Dombaugh and Mrs.
Jennie Rexroth, of Marion. were here
to visit with her and Mr. and Mrs
William Drake one day last week.
Many of our citizens regret to learn
of the serious Illness of Mrs NJ. G.
Long at Redwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Long formerly resided i'm our village
and made many friends who hope for
her recovery.
The Twentieth Century club held a
ernoon at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Baughman's.
Charles II. Allen is conducting a
fine business at his garage. 1t is a
beautiful structure, large and com
modious. Mr.. Allen has up to date
and all conveniences.
Mrs G. c. Allinger has received the
pleasing intelligence that her niece,
Miss Grace Ledman, has received wire
from Governor Marshall of Indiana
appointing her as his office steno-
grapher Miss Ledman resides in
Indiana, and Is we'll quail
flied to fiji the position.
Rev. Mr. Sutton was called to Ma
rion Monday where I'm the forenoon
ne attended the funeral of Mrs. John
j. Holland Of Windsor street, and at
/ o'clock I'm the afternoon, the funeral
Of James NJ. Rhoads on north Pros
pect street.
@. a. Il. Markwith. Fred Turner.
Roy Turner. James Spangler, Dayton
Blow, Mrs. Nellie Clark and Mrs. Ed
Crawley were Marion visitors Mon
day.
Rev w. 4. FERGUSON is attending
the presbytery in Fleetwood this week
Mrs. w, II. Sprague Is in very feeble
health, but some better at this time.
j. S. Bonner and NJ. l.. Sager left
here for Florida, Tuesday morning
They go prospecting and contemplate
an early return.
Mrs. Mary McVey, nee Ledman,
blind lady OF our village, went. un-
accompanied, Monday to visit relatives
near Bucyrus.
Ed Higgins a travelling salesman Of
Marion was in town on business Mon
day.
Mrs. Bardwell Of our village Is this
week entertaining her sister-in- law OF
Marion Bonner, of Gallon, Is visit
ing relatives here this week.
The VI. r.. Ladies' Aid society met
at the home OF Mrs. Jane Mears Tues
day afternoon and transacted consid-
cradle business.
New Orleans, La, Dec. S-Agitators
from two Central American republics
are organizing expeditions here today
determined 10 overthrow the exist
ing governments OF Honduras and
Men are being enlisted
and munitions of war assembled by
three agents of Jose Zelaya, depOsed