The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-03

day and Wednesday, was at home in
LaRue Thursday, and left for Kenton
Friday morning, and contemplates a
visit of several weeks with his daugh-
ter at that city.
Mrs. Matte Ush after a visit of sew
eral days at the home of MIR. and Mrs
e, II. sutton. returned to her Marion
home Thursday evening, and was ac-
companie d by Miss Bettrice SUIT
ton who will visit relatives in Marion
for several days.
Miss Myrtle Wilson is slowly re-
covering from a severe illness of near
two weeks.
Paul sutton was in Marion on bust
ness Friday.
Harry vanatta has recently purchas
I'd horse to add to his team for his
sales wagon.
Howard Bailey who for some time
has been the efficient clerk for G. NJ.
Tannyhill in his general store, will fill
the position of clerk in G. f. Stahps
hardware store at the beginning of the
year.
on Friday william r. Bates who
rcsidcs q few miles west of town, pur-
Iarpel Brothers. The land is five
Iarpel Brothers. the land is five
niles west of LaRue and has no build
ngs and sold for seventy dollars an
'cre.
Miss Alice Clark OF Marion, was the
;uest Of her parents here Tuesday.
Gr. and Mrs. Peter Helwig, were Ma
ion visitors Friday, Mrs. Helwig is
n very feeble health.
Master Paul Sutton was the guest
If Lloyd Harden in Marion from
Monday until Wednesday evening.
The Pythian Sisters held a special
meeting Friday evening at which time
they took in seven members. That
lodge Is having remarkable growth.
Wednesday "A six o'clock dinner was
served at the home of l.. G. Cope
land. it was given in honor of the sew
eral lady college students of our viii
lage. .
The small frame building formerly
occupied BY Henry Wise as law Of
flee was removed last Saturday to the
residence of Mr.. Henry Wise on Front
street
A Mr.. Gunderman, of Marysville
has taken charge of the Restaurant
located on south High street in the
Holiday block, and offers a special
inducement to secure patronage.
Ira Williams, Jr. civil engineer
of Toledo is now in our midst com
Dining business with pleasure. He has
"ented his fort yacre farm west of
own for twelve months to Mr.. c. e.
3allinger.
Mrs j. H. Leonard is suffering with
IN obdurate cold which thus far re-
uses to yield to treatment.
After a visit Of several days at the
home of her father. Mr.. f.. Anderson,
Mrs. Earl Heron and son, Bernard,
If Lorain, returned nome Thursday
morning
Tuesday while engaged at work
lbout his store, Mr.. Ray Clark acci-
lentally and severely hurt the palm
If his right hand by piercing it with
4 rusty nail, which at this time is
quite painful.
Edward Wright, of Columbus, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Ste
phen Smiley.
Ely Longbery, of Arbela. visited
friends here Tuesday He is in feeble
health.
Ray Baughman left here Tuesday
20 resume work with his company in
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. after spend
ing a few days vacation here with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Sampson left Tuesday
tor Columbus. They are connected
with travelling theatrical troupe and
visited here several days with Mr.
John NJ. Bell, father of Mrs. Samp.
son.
The Masonic lodge held public in
stallation of its newly elected officers
in their lodge room Tuesday evening
A large number Of the members and
their families We're present. Follow
ing installation fine three-course
supper was served, and a grand good
time enjoyed by ALL The roster of
officers is as follows: Worshipful mas
ter, John w, Slagle; senior warden,
Floyd Topliff; junior warden, Woos-
ter Denman; treasurer, G. c. Allinger,
secretary, E. c. Long; senior deacon,
j. l.. Mcclure; junior deacon, NJ. II.
Leslie; stewards, M. C. Clements, O..
II. Topliff; tyler, @. n. Myers.
The Free Baptist Sunday school re-
organized last Sunday for the ensuing
year. w. f. Kniffin was elected su-
perintendent; j. Wayne Hoagland as
sistant superintendent; Floyd Topliff,
treasurer; Miss Name Thornberg. sec
retary; Miss Bess Mills, assistant Sec
retary; Mrs. William Riley. Jr., organ
list; Miss Florence Jones. chorister; Mrs.
p. S. Brown, G. T. Baughman, j. w.
Hoagland, Mrs. j. A. Sutton, Mrs. j.
r.. Moore, Mrs. VIM. Drake and j. A.
Sutton We're reelected as teachers of
their respective classes. Rev. F.. A.
Twinlng is announced to preach at
this church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Attorney G. f. Mouser and wife
visited with relatives and friends here
Sunday While here he received a
message from his brother, DR.. Am
brose Mouser, of Latty, stating that
their sister, Mary Holland, had died
In Alabama while visiting her daugh-
ter and family in that southern state.
No funeral arrangements were yet
made.
Mr.. and Mrs Marsh Anderson, Of
Probst, Tennessee, came home on
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