The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-21
PERSONALS
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Ralph Wright has accepted a posi-
ton as solicitor in this city for the
Cleveland Leader.
Miss Lottic Hutter, of Upper SAN
dusky, who has been visiting Miss
Grace Sifrltt of Grand avenue, left for
Sandusky City, last evening, where
she will make her future home.
Henry Hinaman, formerly employed
at the Erie transfer, has accepted a
position with the Model laundry.
James Reed began work this morn
ing at the new Mission bowling alleys.
Lloyd Miller has resumed his du-
ties on the Erie after a three months
Illness.
Frank Ritzhaup left for Cincinnati
on Erie train No. 3 this morning on
q business trip.
The Crackerjaoks and Outlaws are
scheduled to bowl on the new Mission
alleys this evening.
Merrel Wise will give carnation
dance in the Huber hall this evening.
w. II. Saunders local agent of the
Erie, is in Mansfield today as a wit
ness in the damage case of Thomas
e. Wood against the Erie.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Dumble and
son Wilson. are making short visit
in Cleveland.
Miss Lillian Burgess returned yes-
terday from Delaware where she
spent several days visiting a former
class mate at Monett Han.
Miss Helen Houghton and Miss
Janet Longbon will go to Wooster
Thursday to attend the formal party
of the Sigma Chi fraternity of which
Miss Houghton's brother Is a member
They will remain until Sunday.
Mr.. Wilson Dumble who attends
the Tome school at Washington ar
rived home last Saturday to spend
his spring vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Dmnble. He Will
return next Monday.
Mr.. ELI M. West, prominent poll
teal leader of Columbus and receiver
of the G. ID. & NJ. railway was in the
city today. Mr., West has the repu-
tation of managing the property with
ability.
Mr.. Louis Scherf spent Monday in
Bucyrus.
Miss Jennie Herin has returned to
her home In Bucyrus after a few days
visit with Marion friends.
Mr.. +. Il. CUTLERY was a business
visitor in Bucyrus.
Mr.. ]. II. Mereness, who recently
underwent an operation at Grant hos
pital, Columbus, returned home Mon
day. greatly improved in health.
Mrs. II. a. Good. Of west Columbia
street, has returned home after visit
with friends in Minnesota.
Miss Elda Moore, who has been
visiting Mrs. Eugene n. Moore for
the past two weeks left this morn
ing for a few days visit with friends
In Bucyrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SchoenIaub
and two children. of Watertown, New
York, are visiting at the home of Mr..
J. j. Schoenlaub on south State street.
Mr.. Schoenlaub Is employed as divi-
sion civil engineer of the state of New
York.
Mrs. Charles Gillespie spent Tues
day in LaRue. ff 800 H"
! +. w Myers, freight agent of the
Big Four, and wife returned home
today from Humbolt, Iowa, where
they have been visiting relatives the
last two weeks.
l.. Smith, manager of the Mission
bowling alleys, left for Cincinnati at
noon on business.
Edward Mereenes, of Prairie street,
has returned home from Columbus
where he underwent q successful op-
GRAFTON at the Grant hospital.
Mrs. G.. G. Wallace Is visiting Rich
wood friends today
Dale Blain. who is in the employe
OF the Pennsylvania railroad at Mans
field, has secured a leave of absence
owing to poor health and is visiting
his parents of this city.