The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19
ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERY
PART OF THE COUNTY

at ~ a. III next Sunqdy, al are wei
come.
Herbert Lauer has moved west of
/ Norton in Delaware county and Elmer
Holt of Ashtabula County will soon
occupy the Lauer house which he has
bought.
| w. l.. Harris who has won some
I fame as q cattle dealer is now taking
quite an interest in Buff Rock Chick
ems.
our township will soon have tw,
new road scrapers 10 work our mud
roads.
The Sunday School Association OF
Bowling Green township will hold
their annual meeting at the Fairview
church on Easter Sunday at d. IN.
fine program is being prepared ami
a Sunday school treat awaits you. All
are welcome.
w. L. Harris was a business caller
at Marion last Saturday.
Mr.. George Raub was at Prospect
last Friday and Saturday where ha
purchased a heavy team of draft
mares.
March came in like lamb but may
go out like a lion. The farmers ara
turning the sod for corn.
Mr.. A. $. Melvin who has been very
poorly with heart trouble, Is some
better at this writing
Mr.. Pete Harris and family were
guests of Mr.. Noaval Price west Of
LaRue last Sunday.
Mr.. d. w. Beckley and wife os
fleetwood were visitors of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. w. A. Sager last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid of Fairview met at
the home of Mrs. Blanche Little last
Thursday afternoon and disposed Of
some work. This week they meet at
the home of Mrs. Alvin Carey. AsI
the busy season for the farmer ami
his wife are at hand they probably
will not meet soon again.
David Price and wife were guests
at their old home last Sunday.
George Wittsbager west of LaRuc
was a business caller at the home o.
his son-in-law near Bells Corners last
Saturday.
Quite a few of our young farmers
of the township contemplate building |
new barns this spring and summer
Jake Burrier, William Little, Frank !
Spicer and w. A. Sager.
Our land appraiser and his mother
are both under the care of the doctor
at this writing.
Mr. William Kinnamon and Charles
D. Howison have just recently install
ed the aceteline lights in their farm
homes which will help the appearance
Rev. David Calkings of Essex was
It Fairview last Sunday and left q ,
ermon with a good audience on the
inc of our Sunday school work.
Mr.. Rollln Filtz is moving to his
lew home south of Hepburn at pres
mt and Henry Lauer Is moving
nto the place left vacant by Mr..
Hiltz.
Mr.. Simon Vansickle has moved in
TO the NJ f. Dutton home where he
gardening this, coming
summer
Mr. John II. Guthery's family are
till in Delaware attending school
while John II. is on his farm making
hings hum.
Mrs, c. Prettyman who had her arm
roken in an upset while an auto was .
assing her family driver is so i'm. :
roved that the bandages have been
Don't forget to come out to Fairview
Iext Sunday at 10 a. m. and hear and ,
zee the chalk talks on the Sunday
school lesson given by w. A. Sager ,
Mr. Wesley Jones sold the timber !,
IN a piece Of ground south west OF
lis home for $40 per acre recently
md they leave the tops on the
Mr.. Carl Ziez and Sam Self ar
iulling clover seed near Bells Cor
iers at present.
MIR. Frank Stallsmith who traded
)art of his home farm for Marion
property has sold his Marion proper
y and done well in the deal.
Miss Love who was at Cincinnati
or treatment at a hospital has re.
urned much improved.
Miss Leila Clark has quite a instru
mental music class started arounl ,
Bells Corners and Mt. Olive at pres a,
mt. She is having first class success I,
n creating an interest In the rudi.
nents of music.