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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION IN SCHOOL
DESTRTCT 20. Il,

In consideration Of efficiently
signed petition from the voters and
free holders of School Dist-ict Nc. il,
County of Newberry, State OF South
Carolina, known as Prosperity School
District, asking for an election, in ac-
cordance with an acr Of the general
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
NEWS OF WHITMIRE.
x Supper a Great Success-FiDe
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Roseboro.
Personal Mention.

Whitmire, April 13.-Mrs. R. R.
ekter, and daughter, Victoria, and
siss L. R. Cofeld, were in town Fri
~.
'% Miss Lena Young has returned from
visit to Mrs. J. W. Milan at Clinton.
Miss Hammett, of Greenville, is Wis
ing her friend, Mrs. William Rasor.
Mrs. J. E. Cofeld is spending few
Tvs with her son, Mr.. George Co.
Id, at Carlisle.
Mr.. Henry Miller spent yesterday
tn his parents at Cross Hill.
.Aiss Julia. Ferguson, Of clinton,
mt Saturday night with her broth
er, Mr.. Percy Ferguson, and return
ed to her home yesterday.
Mr.. G.. H. Cooper has returned from
a visit to his parents at Cross Anchor.
Miss Jessie Ray is boarding at Mrs.
Sallie Paynes and taking special les
sons from Rev. R. E. Mood.
Miss Inez Dobbins is spending the
week with friends here.
The box supper given by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
At the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Major, was
a grand success. Quite a nice little
sum was realized. With this the la
dies intend buying new carpet TOR
The Methodist church. Rev. o. A.
Jencoat and Rev. Jno. R. Roseboro
chose sides for the spelling match.
Rev. R. E. Mood gave out the word.
Perhaps it is best that do not tell
how very difficult the words were and
how quickly some Of our solons were
seated. Delightful music was render
ed by Mrs. Jno. r. Roseboro and
Mrs. J. B. Humbert and Miss Mar
garet Porter.
Mrs. Sarah Porter has returned
from a short visit to Dr.. R. r. Jeter's.
Mr.. J. W. Gary returned to Colum-
bia yesterday to resume his work for
the National Biscuit company.
Mr.. r. S. Wilson has purchased the
Snellgrove property adjoining the
Charles Tidmarsh place. He is haV-
ing the house remodeled and expects
to occupy it soon.
Mr.. M. E. Abrams and son, Tom,
spent the Sabbath with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. abrams. Mr.. T..
W. Abrams is suffering from an at
tack of grip.
Mrs. A. NJ. Watson has gone with
her daughter, Rebecca, to the hospital
in Chester.
Mr.. Jas. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Winnie, spent Saturday night
and Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E..
Abrams.
The children of the Methodist Sun
day school will enjoy themselves at
an Easter egg hunt on Good Friday
afternoon, beginning at o'clock.
All the young people in town are
cordially invited to a party at the
pretty country home of Mr.. George
Abrams on next Thursday evening.
Several OF our finest automobiles and
all the elegant carriages, buggies and
livery stable horses have been engag-
ed to convey the young couples thith-
er. This is to be the party.
Mr.. John Brock came into town
yesterday with load of fine carp
q which he caught in Tiger river. In
a very short time he sold twelve dol
lars worth.
Rev. Jno. r. Roseboro preached a
very beautiful sermon Sabbath even
Ing at the Presbyterian church, the
subject being the imagination and its
effect upon our lives for good or for
evil. Mrs. Roseboros solo, What
Will You do With Jesus" was very
much enjoyed.
Mr.. E. L. Street has nice cottage
in process Of erection on Oakland
yr.L4 Mia
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14
Soothing Verse.

Poet-Oh, if I ever come across
that artist! He calls his pictures the
Sleeper on the Beach, and has put a
volume of my poems in his hand!-
FMgende Blaetter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-14

The Herald and News-the paper
that gives the news While 1t IS news
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Of the tunnel until m"ny other
veins are reached, which STOW
large quantities of rich or. OF
the mountains beyond, and from
which much ore was mined and
shipped in the old surface W. rk-
ings. These vel are in a similar
formation to those which con-
aimed the big ore bodies of Aspen;
they comprise system of both
contact and fissure veins with the
p o ability that the largest ore
d@posites will be encountered.
whrre the two systems come to
gether and cross each other. 1t
is hoped that this enterprise will
do for this section, what the big
tunnels did for the Aspen district.
which not only drlined the mines
there, but open d up millions mp
on millions in values of high grade
silver ore bodies which are not
yet exhausted although they
have been operating them con
stsntly for over tw nty years;
and are down below all tunnel lev
lis with plenty Of ore still in sight
and wh-re TIE bgy's' mining
pumps il the world are required
to lifi the water. TIE Us MIA Tun-
"el will tap the QUEEN basin mines
n Thousand f-,t lower than t e
deep st bore in Aspen which vii
rnaLl c operators here 10 mine
n r. much lower down on the m n
ernl veins with""t tn necessity
OF any niue pump or "re hosting
pants.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
TIE ARCADIA
SUMNER RESORT
AND FISHERY 20

We are in r.c..ip. OF the new H.
iustrnt..tl> prospectus of the above
nam d company aud will say that
it is evidently Que of tue best en-
terprisas ever promoted in ih" coun-
try. In the first place the propo-
sition i's-lf cannot help being a
winner fur the promoters should
tie plans he carried out as formu-
lated aud outlined in the prosper
ius before ns. IT is understood
that Mr.. S. T.. Land formerly, of
the state. fish hatchery OF Gunnison
and consider. d til. lendin. fish
cuiturist in til. west is to have
charge Of the tr out raising depart-
ment and suprrintend the work OF
anlargiag the present lake and the
Construction 1, Of numerous smaller
developing lakes in which the smal
fry ar. to be placed until they are
of sufficient size to take care of
thu ms-lves when placed in the
larger lakes According to Mr.. Land
there is no other location in the
state having b.tler natural advan
tayes tia II are found here AS the
lakes nre supplied by natural
springs which source from Crested
Butte Mountain and consequently
the wat.r has an even temperature
the year round while it is a so frae
from all impurities. 1t is expected
that large influx of travel TO this
resort will result from ih- numpr-
| ous nersons connected with the
new or ,anizg'i who will natural.
ly bring their friends along. The
work of improvement upon the
property is to commence when the
snow is gone sufficiently ios admit
of practical opercting in excavat-
ing for the new hotel Foundation
and recon structing the present
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. S. PATENT
SERIAL NO. O5aO6

L s. I rnd one. M"nt-o.- Colo. March :. inii
Notice T. horrLy Eiscr that in pur-uauce uf TIE
het Of Caurrc~-. approved May 10. is'2, The
Colorado SLATE Company. u coronation. whose
pos tnfIlcc l. Marble. Colorado has mndc n pli
cs,ion fnr n patent ior the Blnol State Ne. Z
Placer situate. in Rocl Crect MINING District.
Gunnison Co. State Of Colorado. and described
a fnliuw-. viz;
The u. u Of W. = ofS.W. 1, of S.W. u. til"
". - ofE q, Of 5. " ii"f :. ". a "f Sec. ri
r n \. r. ss W. the T. Z, of W. = OF NV, u OF
\ W. a til. T.. :, of W. Of $. W. a oI N. v.
1, of Sec. T. IS. r.. W. n 'liscrihed in tl'c
Location cc'tirraic 81 -aid claim recorded in
book IG' rage III oi the rrco-ls OF Gunnison
County. Cnl"r.do. containing ~ ncrr>, Area IN
Npntrosc Land - irea ia Gariicli Land
District 20 ncrcs and CORNING portion OF H..
:. ". !, Of Sec. 20 T. II :. Il. W. and the \.
W :, OF SEC Twp u ,.Rangc - W. nf tbs cih
PM
Adjoining claims Black Slate No. 8 Placer on
the East.
u L. Blnk, Register.
First Pub. April 18th Last put. June %, 1911
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Prof. S. F. Emmons The emf
nent geologist who was at the
head of the government surveys
made in the leading mining dis
tricts of this state, died in Wash
ingt.n on the 18th of last month.
Prof. Emmons with his cops of
engineers spent several SUNNI rs
here. He is the author of the
Geological Atlas. entitl'd the
Crested Butte Anthracite Folio,
which gives detail ed re orts OF
our coal aud metal mines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

The wonders "f the RocLies are
drr-rib~d and pictured i" a benu
tiful brochure just Issued lay the
Denver q Rio Crude Railroad
entitled, Around the Circle. wIii-
tn 10y Mr.. Ell in l.. Saline. the
well known auth, T.. md illustrated
Will, photographs by Jackson.
Bem. Smith. Mcclure and other
w,ll known Rocky Mountain land
scape artists geographically amt
pi-torially the publication is one
OF the handsomest issued for free
distribution by any railroad. while
from n literary standpoint the sto-
ry is FAR better than tn usual run
of RAILROAD booklets.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Foreman Andr-ntin made his
monthly trip to :he Treasury
Mountain Tunnel last week aud
iel oris me drif, goiav steadily for
ward into the mountain with two
shifts employed. Several veins havr
sc. n reached that sh Nv IRE in lint
i:..d quantities. hut tire FIRST biz
veiu ou,cruppiny nj the surface has
not yet been rncIIed al.honrh j,
is now expected -at every Shat.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Geo. Andreatts forem.n of the
Usonia tunnel, came in from the
kbroperty Salur' ay, with samples
-of IRE from the new win cut,
which Shows high grade silver
values from assay made hire.
The IRE is quartz with 'hat is
thought to contain antimonial
silver or what is commonly call d
brittle silver. The ven carrying
this ore was encountered in the
breast Of the tunnel n few days
ago, and is ov'r six hundred fee'
from the porlal. Two other veims
of the sane natnre are expecl-d
to be reached within the next
couple of hundred feet which show
at the surface largr ore shutes
outcropri"g. The depth at which
these ore bodies will be cut, by
the tunnel, is estim tied to be
from eight hundred to one thou
sand feet, below the ap-x of the
veins on the top of the mountain,
Should the ore bodies open up as
expected, there will b. an oppor-
tunity for the company to tegir
ore production on large scale
Ifrom III Sc veins now being openct
q. 1t is the purpose of the man
asemcnt to continue the driving
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
MINING NOTES.

The Marble B oster st"tes trat
Supt. Tischhouser began actual
work upon the Black Queen sill
yer mine last week and t"a'
within a few week, the ?in-rs
will be taking out ore. The pro
prr,y is located at CrysIal AID
has produced more rich lver ere
than any mine in that locaity.
That vein lies in a contact lorna
ton aud lips into the mourtain in
conformity WITH tn inclination
of the stratitied rock which com
pose the mou tain. The Or con-
sjsts of brittle and native silver
in pir k srar rs mnirix which is
the ga, que rock OF many rich
silver mines in the San Juan and
other inning dlStrl'ts IN Ihe
state. This pink par is technical
~ call-d Rho .ocrosi'e and is a
carbonate If manganese having
t same hardness as calcte or
lime spar which IS white in rolor;
both of these mine ais form in
cubical crystals who have the
same cleav -ge AID have a pear y
lust r. 1t is thought tat the
Black QUEEN mine lacks onl de-
velo lment to make it one of the
lar-cst iich silver ore producers
in the state, as the conditions
there existing warrant US in this
b lief.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
Rankin Process Ore
Treatment Plant
Started.

According to Lake City Times.
the Rankin Process mill marhinery
WAS started last week, and t..
plant should he soon in coHimer-
cial operation. Should the process
attain the success anticipated an,l
desired, it will be great boon
fnr the old mines in thnt distric,
where millions Of tons of low grad..
ores ar. awaiting snc"' ss'nl
tr, ntmrnt which will realize n
D. iii If from one To- rive d liars
over and abov. nll Expenses. If n
success is made over at Lake City
we ~" l.sur.d thut - .r.nier one
may he made here. where We not
onl, havr the metal mines, IN
which al GRADES and clnss,s ot
orrs may be found in unlimited
quantities, but we i,sy. the steam
cukiug Goals MUD aud cnked
within our city limits, the cheap
ness oi witch will add materially
to The c e pness cf operating
an ore reduction iut.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Nnw that it .us been d hnit.lv
ascer,sined that senator Lrrim-r :
pals put IN one hundred thousand
dpllars With which h- bou,lt III.
Seat in congress. til. numbers Il
that body shonld fire him from
t,eir midst higle er thnn Gilroy's :
Kit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
Nearly txo hundred coal-miner


Nearly tvo hundred conl-miners
went down to death in two day
tbs week. in mines Of this conn
t-v. When are the mine operators
going to place sufficient saf.
guards around The miners to ayoid
these terrible calami'iesI Doubtless
net until the law compels them to
do a. under .cnnfiscation of proper
ty and life Imprisonment. If tn.
ta~s are not oI,ey..d 7and lives ar.
lost On this account.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

not single eriioriuus act per
fniIneC. Better close up shop aud
all Go home for all sbe good they
ARE 'ioing and saya the state fun
ther expense.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

The Democratic Legislative
Vaudeville. Sirow has now been
running for over three months with.
out change Of programme At an
expense to he state Of more than
one hundred thousand dollars ard
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

The .MoffAt tunnel bill has
passed the house and it may also
pass the senate; hut it will have
to be submitted to the vote of
the people befor- becoming law
and we have an idea that will he
the eud OF it, ms ninety percent of
the voters outside of Denver are
opposed t. paying for the build
ing of something that will be
a detriment to every other town
and city in the state, outside OF
Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

dam and the building of several
others for reservoir purposes which
Hre to be made Of couarvte s,ruel4
ure.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
further noice
we will make the fo''-
lowing discounts:~

On all our stock Of merchandise
excepting lumber and building r7a
teriai, any purchase. where Casl1 $
paid. from one dollar up to five
dollars, discount Of five perCc ri
will be taken off our regular prize.
On any purchase Of ten dollars o.
more we will allow a discount OF ter
percent for cash.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY

p,,.r.s At the po..of,,eo at .I.tsa nn.ie .is: .
,oiors,io. for transmission th''os" W"
AZ sscoud-clAss msttor'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Nor,cx.- The Pir.or csrrirs nc ,, n1sa "a, ,,s,",a
,.n,.nt. E,sry advertisement VIII he ehhtH0'
~ ~, 70 thc dnts IL 10 orsi~r@d di-contino""'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

Our stock is new, fresh and up-to-dat.; IL Ia IN
Mems, Won.ens and Children's sioei, --
Gr,Geries and Hardware
Paints and Wall paper
Gents Furr ishin.s
=. OuccnSwarc,
Dru.s c'c., ct
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-13

SILVER s2a LEAD s4.6O
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
PERSONALS

Miss Lily Harris returned 90 her
home in LaRuc this morning after
short stay In Marion.
Miss Ethel Nathers and FAYE
Lucllen spent Tuesday with Columbus
friends.
Miss Martha Miller and Miss Gar
net Merchant were visitors in Colum-
bus Tuesday.
Miss Grace Scnncr was visitor
in Prospect yesterday.
Mrs. Lydia Martn-Tuttle, Of Ocean
View, Delaware, who has been the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. j, r. Virden
left this morning for visit in Phil
adelphia.
Miss sarah Blow returned to her
home near LaRue. this morning after
a months visit with Mr., and Mrs. r
T.. Rubns of West Church street.
Miss Eta Mae Hostetter, Miss
Lucille Mills. and Mr.. Ralph Clacl,
and Mr.. Robert Clark, spent Decora-
tion Day in Mt. Gilead.
MIR. Roy click returned 10 his home
In Columbus today, after a few days
visit with Marion friends
Miss Ermcl Blow was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Topln of LaRuo,
Wednesday
Miss Crete Drake, Miss Maude
Johnson and Mr.. John Mason spent
Tuesday in Mansfield
Miss Lydia Knapp and Mr.. Walter
CUTLERY were visitors m Delewarc
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Worthington and Miss
Iva Creasap were Columbus callers
Tuesday.
Miss Dora Nash spent Tuesday in
Mansfield.
Miss Helen Rosenberg was a vis-
itor in Columbus Tesday.
James Irwin of Caledonia spent
Tuesday in Marion.
Mir. and Mrs. Grant Mouser spent
Tuesday ia LaRue. where Mr.. Mouser
delivered the Memorial address.
Miss Mary evans spent Tuesday in
Columbus.
James irwin Of Caledonia was a
Marion visitor yesterday.
+. r. Senner, of Mansfield Is a
guest of his brother u. T.. Senncr
of east church street.
n. @. Flnton, for years an Erie
telegraphcr here, but now associated
with his three brothers i'm the manu-
facture of glass at Williamsburg.
West Virginia was a guest Of Marion
friends Yesterday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
LEFT FOOT Is CRUSHED
.23 BYERIE SWITCH ENGINE
Hugh Gillespie Suffers Ac-
cident Tuesday Night.
He Is Taken TO the Central Emcr-
gcncy Hospital Where Foot IS Am
putatcd.

Failing to notice an approaching
Erie switch engine. while sitting on
the tracks. cost Hugh Gillespie part
Of his left foot. Tuesday night about
1890 o'clock The accident happened
on the Eric rightaway east Of the
Union Station hotel The Hess and
Markeyt ambdlance was called immed
lately after the accident occurred and
Gillespie was removed TO the Central
Emergency hospital. 1t was neccs-
sary to amputate a part of the foot
below the ankle. Drs. j. y. Taylor
and James w. McMurray performed
the operation.
1t is said that Gillespie had been
drinking and sat down on the track
to rest lie has been a boardcr at
the Bender hotel on west Center. lie
had expected to commence WORK at
the Water Works company, west OF
the city this morning
As Gillespie is without means an'
a home. he was turned over to th'
county authorities. Marion has beer
his home for three years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
BRIEF MENTION

A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cope Of Akron,
formerly of this city
Henry Higlord, of n4eader Ctreet
was operated upon at Grant hospi-
tai in Columbus, Tuesday and rela-
tives here have tho information that
he is getting along nicely.
The county commissioners were out
In Green camp township today view
ing the Droher ditch.
The county commissioners have
granted the prayer Of the petition
asking that the Setter ditch, an open
affair, be tiled in Montgomery town
ship
Attorney John IT, Clark was In
Tyro, Crawford county Tuesday and
delivered the memorial address nj
that place.
The petition OF John H. William,
to be discharged In bankruptcy was
heard in Toledo Monday and the
prayer Of the petition was granted
The L. C. b. A. will hold its regular
meeting Thursday evening at tn,
home Of Grace Burgess on Noru
Prospect street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

Washington, May 3i-There is a
persistent report here that Major Ar
chibald Butt. military aid TO Presi-
dent Taft. is about To become mem
Der of the presidents family. The
story has IT that he is engaged to
marry Mrs. Tafts sister. Mrs Thomas
X. Laughln Of Pittsburg and in prep
aration has bought the old Marshal
Wilson home In Washington at Twcn-
ticth and G. strccis. northwest
The Laughlin family are inde-
pendent steel manufacturers and very
wealthy.
Major Butt has been an intimate
friend Of the Laughlin family for
years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
CORONER FILES
REPORT TODAY
Finds Jacob HenlSle Died From Para
lysis of the Heart.

. Coroner w. II. Hinklin today filed
a report OF his finding in the death of
Jac0hg w. IIenlSle, May 2S. with the
county clerk. Mr. Henkle was found
dead in bed at his home ON Uncaph-
er avenue. The coroner pronounce
ed 1t case of paralysis Of the
heart, superinduced by acute indiges-
ttOn."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
LODGE NOTES

Many members of the Modern
brotherhood enjoyed n social TUESDAY
evening. The evening was spent lu
dancing and card playing.
The next regular meeting OF the
Iodge will be held next Tuesday.
The Red Men conferred the adlp-
tion degree on one candidate last
night The regular business of the
lodge was transacted
Regular business was transacted al
a meeting of Candy Lodge. No. 51' Is
or r.. Tuesday night Arrangements
were made for the conferring of the
iniiiatorv degrees on a class of can
didates at the next meeting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
CHARLES Killing
IS DISMISSED
Leaves Central Emergency
Hospital Yesterday.
he IS NOT HELD BY POLICE
The c., M. & B. Men Have
Trouble With Crowd.

Police Are Investigating shooting AZ
fair Mt the Corner Of Merchant
street and Mt. Vernon Avenue.
Reward Is Oncrcd-RaiIway Com
pany Files AfTidayii--Irank Match
ct Has Property stolen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

trude o. Donncll, Coe O'Conncl, Mar
guerite Hanley, Bertha Shuler and
Messrs. Joseph Artz. Robert Dom
baugh, Fred Artz and Connor O'Keefe
drove to Prospect and enjoyed a pic
mic supper at Casts grove. still an
other party visited Prospect and Dele
ware during the afternoon, and spent
a delightful evening boating on Green
wood Lake. Those in the party were
Misses Edna King, Edna Court, Mar
tha Brenner and Gladys Charter.
Messrs Dick Knapp, oswald Wollen-
weber. clifford Bland and clyde
Court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

Champ Clark is beginning to won
der If just being plain presiding Of
hcer and keeping out of fights is not
running the vice president a close
race for oblivion, SO every now and
then he reminds the country that he
will not be annoyed II he is fire.
quently spoken OF among the pos
slhillties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

In spite of the inclemency of the
weather Tuesday, a number of picnlcs
customary on Decoration Day were
enjoyed by a large number of Marion
people. Many fishing parties were
formed and boating and automobile
parties were the order of the day. A
jolly party composed of Misses Ger
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

Also when Roosevelt hands a chunk
Of tany to La Toilette it shows that
things are different than along about
1906 and 1907.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

Mr. Hammond will represent the
rcbublic az the coronation, and Mr.
Morgan the throne is that IT,?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

As May draws to a close it seems
to have occurred to IT that it would
be appropriate 10 give us a day or
two of May weather
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

If 1t doesn't rain it will stay warm,
says the bureau. Also 1t may stay
warm even If 1t does rain, as recent
experience has shown.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-31

Mrs =. Weaver entertained the
Spanish War veterans and the mem
bers of the Betsy Ross Auxiliary at
her home on Chestnut street Tuesday
evening
In remembrance of the day, the
house was patriotically decorated
with flags and bunting and at the
three course luncheon served, tiny
flays were used as favors. Ferns and
other potted plants were also used
profusely in decoration of the rooms
which presented very pleasing appeal
ances
Card-playing and music and various
other social diversions whiled tn
evening away very pleasantly to thu
great enjoyment of the guests.