The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-11
I.lRJrI1

LaRuc. Aug. 11.-Miss Nandcmctcr
of Marion was Il guest of Miss LcOna
Baughman sunday
Report states that Mrs. Peter Hcl
wig, who recently returned home from
the Kenton hospital, is not so well,
and that Mr.. +. II. Lingo is again
prOstrated.
After a pleasant visit of two weeks
In Bellefontaine and elsewhere, Mrs.
Maggie Scott returned TO her home
Saturday evening.
Quite a number of our Masonic
brethren left here for Chicago Mon
day morning to attend the annual
session of the knights Templar this
week.
j. Wayne Hoagland and family
Benton Hoagland and family and VIM.
Hoagland returned Friday evening
from attending the Hoagland family
reunion in Olentaugy1 park, Column
bus, Friday. They report large
gathering and a very enjoyable time,
The Jury-Longwell families will
hold their annual reunion in Wyandot
August 20. A long and interesting
program Is announced.
The Baptist Sunday school Of near
Arbela vii hold their annual picnic
in Temples grove near Byhalla Thurs
day. next. This is one OF the events
Of the year I'm that vicinity and will
doubtless be attended by large num-
bcr of persons.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
johnson were held In the NJ. f.. church
Saturday afternoon and there was a
large number Of relatives and
friends present
Mrs. Alice Brooks nee Clark, was
taken by Mr.. Marwith IN his ambu-
lance to Kenton hospital Wednesday.
where she submitted to a critical op-
Grafton. She Is better at this writing
with many favorable Indications for
her recovery
c, II. sutton paid Kenton business
visit Monday.
on Tuesday evening, August = the
Daughters of Rebekahs held "A well
attended and very interesting meeting
After routine work several addresses
for the good of the order were de-
livcred, This was followed with u
royal banquet to which all present did
ample Justice.
very interesting meetings. Last Sat
urday evening the second degree was
given. The floor work was well placed
receiving many compliments,
Thirty Daughters of Rebekah at
tended the funeral of Mrs Thos. John
son and used the beautiful ritual i'm
the burial service.
George Raub has about completed
his new tenant house in the east end
Of town.
w. f. KnifIin is having new side
walk laid.
The DeCliff school buildings is NOV
ed and is now being placed on its new
site, which Is higher ground and will
he more convenient for the attendance
of pupils.
G. II. Allen is rapidly pushing to
completion his new garage on west
Market street This will be a valuable
addition to the business buildings of
our town.
The aged Mrs. Johnson, who lives
two miles southeast Of town, is in very
feeble health.
Miss Bessie Mills is recovering.
Miss Donna Stull, of Marion, Is the
iOhob Buthb VI -hlSo ptdllltc iOulNOh
this week.
On Friday night Mr.. James Dixon,
who lives on j. n. Rodgers farm east
of our village, had occasion to go to
the barn When he frightened two
men away from the corn crib they
left so hastily as to leave a sack partly
filled with corn by the crib door. The
parties are known and may have the
sack upon calling for 1t at Mr.. Dixon's
home. Further depredations and theft
will be punished by arrest
ObituarM
We regret TO learn OF the death Of
the aged Jacob Alexander. He was
well known TO many of our citizens
and ever held in high regard.
John Michael Haybeck, son of Nico-
las and Catherine Haybeck, departed
this life at the residence of his SON
437 south Prospect street, Marion, Sat
urday morning, August 6, 1910, at the
advanced age OF S3 years, II months
and 22 days. He was born In FestOn-
burg Grte. Bavaria. Germany. Aug.
~, 1926, served as q soldier under the
Kaiser during the German wars and