The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-26
BRIEF MENTION

Born son to Mr.. and Mrs Llston
Rutherford on the Delaware pike
Thursday evening.
Miss Henrietta Johnson has resign.
ed her position at the j. p. Ludwig
store and will leave in a few days for
Cleveland where she will make her
future home.
II. ID. Beaver shipped a car of race
horses to New York. over the Big
Four this morning.
John ID. DeGoley of this city.
A suit to replevin horse and bug
gle, brought by Beruice Anderson
against Dallas Messenger in the court
of Justice Charles r.. Gompf yester-
The horses, buggies, wagons and
equipment of the r.. p. Perry livery
barn are being sold this afternoon at
auction on the court house esplanade
j. A. Reed is the auctioneer in charge.
day, was settled today.
l.. Grant Copeland, editor of the
LaRue News, is today receiving the
congratulations of friends on the ar.
rival of a baby boy at his home last
night.
David Saiter who was arrested here
| last fall and taken to Columbus to
answer TO u charge of larceny and
burglary, was acquitted in the Frank
lin county common pleas court yes
terday before Judge Biggar. The de-
fendant was represented by Attorney
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Edward j. Vanderbufg and Miss
Amanda Mack; Clyde o. Harraman
and Micc Cora Della Gibson; Fred p.
Meinhart and Mss Elizabeth p.
Iileiner, all of Marion.
The report of theS commissioners
has been confirmed and the election
| of Mararet Harlow 20 take the prem
| ises at the appraised value has been
approved, I'm the case of Margaret
| Harlow against Mary Lahey, II par
tition suit in the court of common
| please.
Miss Cora Belle Gibson and Mr.. c.
o. Hartman were united in mar
| riage by Rev. II. Fl. Holverstott at
his home, Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The bride is a persona BILE
young and the groom is an employe
v.
| will make their future ONE in this
city.
A message from Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, today states that Mrs. ID.
w. Strayer and Mrs. Charles Want,
who were at the bedside of ID. w.
Strayer, at the time of his death,
will not be able to leave Los Angeles
until next Wednesday. They will not
arrive in Marion with the remains
until the first of the following week.
Marriage license were issued today
to Glenn Webster Hays and Miss
Grace Trey. David S. lobe, of Adams
Co.. and Miss Maize M. Bland. of
Waldo; Cecil Canterbury, of Gal
lipolls and Miss Bertha May Felkey
of Prospect, ana Leroy Southmayd,
of Great Falls, Mont, and Miss Char
lotte Pixley or TINS city.
The barn on the farm OF Joseph
Gillespie, of near LaRue, was burned
to the ground Friday afternoon be-
tween three and four O'clock. Three
tons of hay, four pigs and twenty
chickens were consumed. The dam
| age will not exceed $40O and was
partly covered by insurance. The
| fire started while Mr.. Gillespie was in
LaRue. Spontaneous combustion was
thought to be the cause of the blaze.
Contracts were awarded for two
pixies in the Office of the county COM
missioners this afternoon. Fred c.
Turner was the successful bidder for
the Schottee pike, his bid being be-
ing $664392 which was s11sO.SS below
the estimate. The successful bidders
Ifor the CUTLERY pike were Brady
lo'Connell and Malloy The bid was
$5O1O 40 and the estimate s5741.2O There
was a large number Of bidders on
each pike.
The Snring STYLES are here. Gel