The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-11
R|CHWOODNEWS
OF LAST WEEK
Sailor Boy Home From
Battleships With a
Bride.
Pretty Home Wedding
Unites Miss Handley to
L. E. Wideman.
Farmers Institute Promises
to be the Best Ever
I Held.

Redwood, Dec. 11-On Thanksgiv
Ing day number Of relatives gather
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. =.
Rayl, on north Franklin street, and
enjoyed a delightful five course tur-
key dinner.
Francis w. Monroe, who was dis
charged from the u. S. navy Nov. 20,
at New York city having been doing
duty on the battleships New Hamp-
shire and Hancock, Is home having
served four years. the time of his
enlistment. He was united i'm mar
riage to Miss Marjorie Nolen, of New
York city, Nov. 2S. lie is the son Of
Mrs. Ella l.. Monroe, Of Redwood.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Thanksgiving day, when Mr.
and Mrs. George b. Handley of Cleve
land. gave their daughter. Miss Tia
Katheryn Handley in marriage to Mr..
Ludwig Erwin Wideman, OF that city.
The bride was born near Redwood
moving with her parents to Cleveland
several years ago.
The Redwood farmers institute, to
TO be held in the opera house January
1920, promises to surpass anything
of the sort ever before held here. The
state speakers this year will be w.
/. Chamberlain, of Hudson and j. $.
Brown, of Blanchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiley, Of Rich
wood, Ohio are visiting with W. p.
Allen and family. They will be I'm
the county for several weeks. Tues
day Mr.. Wiley returned from the
woods with two wild turkeys to his
credit-Warsaw, Missouri, Enter
prise. Dec. l.
Joe Donohoe and wife, Of Mary.
sville, have been guests OF Miss Alma
Donohoe and Ira Donohoe and family
of Redwood during the past few
days.
clyde p. Graham and wife, OF
Gary Ind, and Jesse Graham and
wife, Of Columbus, were guests of
their mother Mrs. Frances Graham.
of east ottawa street over Thangsgiv
Ing. The former was foreman OF the
Gazette office years ago but Is now
general superintendent OF The Gary
Evening Post in Gary and is doing
well.
Miss Clara Herr, Of Ashland, visit
ed her niece. Mrs. o. l. Mather, DUR
ing the past week.
Mrs Florabellc Bennett, OF West
Mansfield, was the guest Of Mrs. W.
c. Jacobs, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloop, OF Akron
spent Thursday and Friday with the
formers mother, Mrs ELI Sloop.
Mrs Frank Mitchell was called tol
Newark Thursday by the serious i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. Roy Price.
Miss Macie- Morris Graham return
ed home from the Kemp hospital att
Bellevue Saturday and Is gradually
getting better after passing through
two delicate operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klipstine, Of Versail-
les, Ohio, were guests of their son A.
X. Klipstlne and wife of north Clin-
ton street, from Thursday until Mon
day. They dedicated Mr.. and Mrs.
Hlipstine's handsome new resldencol
with a big dinner, on Thanksgiving
day
Mrs. r. NJ. Taylor was a visitor in
Columbus Tuesday.
lMr. and Mrs. William Chapman
spent Wednesday Of last week, at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. c. b. Porter,
near Mt. Victory.
NIT. anu MlS. dep. -. AIeNuHutIf OF
west ottawa street, entertained Mrs.
Ell SloOp and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Koffroth on Thanksgiving day
big turkey dinner with all the necoss
AIRY side-dlshes which go with IT, was
served and jolly good time was en-
joyed by all present.
AN eight-pound girl was born to
Mr., and Mrs Leo Ridgeway of west
OTTAWA street Tuesday morning. ].
l.. DidgewaY who Is now grandpa,
has been about the happiest man in
Rlohwood since the advent of the
little one.
Oscar Park and sons spent Thanks |
giving with the formers sister Mrs
c. A. Larcomb, and family OF COL
umbus
Charles Ross. Of the o. 8. IT,, at
Columbus was a guest over Thans-
giving of his parents Mr. and Mrs, |