The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-05
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tn "hns Sidrh spent oaturuay III Ma
rion.
r. N. Baughman and Ralph Rod
gers spent Saturday in Marion.
Mrs. John Thombs and daughter
Lille May spent Friday in Marion.
Mrs. G. T. Stahl and daughter
May were Marion visitors Saturday
Mrs. Jessie Marmon and Mrs. ID.
ID. Clinton spent Saturday in Marion
Mr.. and Mrs. james McNeff of
southeast of town spent Friday IN
Marion.
Mrs. George Parish of southwest
of town spent Friday with Marion
friends.
William Drake was business
visitor in Columbus the fore part of
the week,
Mrs. Ida Morris and daughter
Demeral, were guests of Marion
friends Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Scott returned home
Friday after few days visit with
Bellefontaine relatives
Misses Hortense and Gail Cook OF
northwest of town visited Marion re-
latiyes Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Milton Anderson and Mrs
N. s. virden of this vicinity were
Marion shoppers Saturday.
Miss Caroline Schotte of south
west of town left Friday for u weeks
visit with Alliance friends.
Mrs. Inez Sherwood of Forest
came Monday evening for visit at
the John and William Drake home.
Mrs. George Sheckler and daugh-
ter Retta Of north of town spent
Wednesday at the J, A. Terry home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Sprague
spent Saturday with their daughter
Mrs. Eliza Howser and family in Gale
donia.
J. II. Leonard. c. w. Rodgers, j.
w. Slagle. W. L. Marsh, r. B. Bell.
Sam j. Myers, and ]. L. Mcclure
drove to Redwood Tuesday evening
TO attend a Masonic lodge meeting at
that pace. aur,.
Ralph Howison and Ray Spracllen
were nicely remembered with post
card shower on Thursday of last
week in honor of their eighteenth
birthday anniversaries, the former
receiving 109 and the latter 4S cards
James Sager was a Marion visitor
Tuesday
Mrs. L. S. Walker spent Saturday
in Marion.
Claude Cook of Marion visited
friends here Friday.
A. J. Thomasson spent Monday in
Agosta on business.
George Everett of north of town
spent Tuesday in Marion.
Sam Burgaugh of Marion visited |
friends here over Saturday.
Misses Cartha Bell and Zoa Cleve-
land spent Saturday in Marion.
Mrs. Bardwell and Mrs. j. K
Peters spent Wednesday in Marion. ,
Clinton Prettyman visited Marion
relatives Monday evening and Tues
day.
Misses Elrna craner and Marie
Clifton visited Agosta friends We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moral of |
north of town spent Saturday In
Marion.
Misses Mable and Mildred Rodg-
ers spent Saturday with Marion
with Shelb relatives.
Mrs. Vernon Seacord visited her
mother. Mrs. Sager, in Marion We'd
nesday.
MISS fSliltl tOOh ItluIHtu W MOT-
raj Friday, after visit at the c.
II. Sutton home.
Miss Besse Mills visited with Mt
Victory relatives and friends last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. IL. n. Davis visited her sis
ter and husband in Ridgway Friday
evening and Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Rpbens of north of town
left Tuesday evening for a visit
Shelby relatives.
Charles Gillespie came over from
Marion Tusday evening to visit his
parents north of twon.
Mrs. Carl Bolt and children return
ed to Marietta, after a visit at the
Otto Beuchlin home.
Mrs. Fred Turner and Mrs. Tom
johnson and child of east OF town
were Marion visitors Friday.
DIR. S. NJ Hesser, f.. IL. Lingo and
e. e. Riley of north of town, were
Marion visitors Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Cory Tannyhll and
daughter Kathleen visited Marion
relatives the latter part of the week
r. ID. Henkle, James Sager, W.
III. Johnson, Burle Hume, and Otto
Beuchlin were Marion visitors Fri ;,
day
w S. Carter of Columbus was q
here the latter part of last week
looking after business for the local 8
Telephone company +
3. S. Simpson, William Riley, Jr
and son Ross We're guests at the 5
Harley simpson home in Deleware 4
Sunday and Monday.
( Mrs. w. l.. Raub left Tuesday ev- L
ening for visit with her daughterl
Mrs Otis Wolgamot and husband, q
In Guthrie, Oklahoma
Mrs. Roy Smiley returned to Mar
ion Friday evening after two !
weeks visit with relatives and u
friends in this city and vicinhy. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Rodgers and
Miss ossie Dilsaver spent the first >,
Of the week in Cleveland, where :
they bought their spring stock of
millinery. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Highland and sonI
Lester of Marion were guests at thel "
VIM. Wcist and Jacob McWade hom-
~ northwest of town from Fridayl b