The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-24
gIves nosnossIon March 1st.

gives possession March 1st.
Frank Wright has rented the Nit
chel farm west of town. Mr.. Elijah
Mitchell conemplates making his
home in Ohio but his daughter Mrs.
Norvcl Price and husband contcm-
plate an early removal and make
their future residence in Ogden Utah.
j. f.. Noggle has rented "a farm of
b. f. Sager south of town and will
take possession in the near future.
j. w. Robinson and j. A. Sutton
were business visitors in Marion We'd
nesday
Joseph Boggs was a Marion visitor
Friday. His wife is slowly recovering
from an illness of several days.
J. w. Longberry, former Laeue
resident now section foreman residing
i'm Danvllle Ind was called 20 Mlngo
Junction Thursday to see his aged
father Ely Longberry who is very
sick there at the home Of his son.
Mr.. Ely Longberry Is well an Ia
vorahly known TO many of your
readers who reside in the western por
tlon OF Marion county, who viii
greatly regret 20 learn Of his serious
illness.
Mrs. w. II. Sprague continues to
slowly decline; her physical suffcrngs
are indesoribable.
The aged William Riley Is no better
John Leslie is slowly improving and
gives some hopeful indications Of par
tial If not complete recovery
Rev. Sutton attended the funeral OF
Mrs. T. G. Moore OF Agosta at Essex
NJ. e. church Wednesday. He was as
sisted by Rev. Calkins OF that village
Interment Of the body was male in
the Price cemetery
]. 8. CUTLERY and wife and son
William went TO Cleveland Friday 10
visit their son Damon who is stu-
dent I'm that city
Mrs. Jane Spracklen, William Rizor,
George Dnsaver, Mrs. w l.. Marsh,
Mrs. Burl Melvin, Mrs. A. L. Ger
lach and child and ]. 4. Sutton were
in Marion Friday on business.
After a pleasant visit of several
days w. +. Johnston returned TO his
home in Carey Friday morning
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Bell and Mrs.
lH. Z. Bell and daughter, Ruth, were
guests Of Bucyrus and Mansfield rosi-
dents from Friday until Monday.
| II. L. Bell has sold a one-half in
tcrest in his barber business to Danie
Staincr Of Marion who is now busily
engaged In work In the shop and
contemplates removing to LaItue in q
short time.
Mrs S. ]. Clayton ana son made
a business visit To Mansh6n Friday
Mrs Vernon Huber and child and
w. B Sagcr were Marion visitors Fri
day.
-. L. Sager, south Of town has
recently added TO his landed posses
slons by buying a fine large farm oi
Joseph Schichcdautz which is located
west of Bells Corners.
j. j. Jerome, has secured employ
ment OF the Marion steam Shove
works and has moved his family tc
Marion.
r. y. Henkle ana V. O. Mulvain'
have purchased, inyoiced and takei
possession Of the stock Of grocerie
formerly owned by NJ. l.. Sager. Tae'
are hustling business men and vii
doubtless meet with success.
NJ L. Sager now owns a grocer,
In Columbus and as soon as he car
Hisnose Of his other business In thi
village he contemplates removal Il
lthe Capital City.
Clarence Smith of Marion, was herr
on business Wednesday and Thurs
day
The x. Of =, lodge gave a stag sup
per Wednesday evening, had a larg
number present and a good socia
time was enjoyed. Thursday evenin
at the regular meeting Of the lodge
. two prominent citizens Werer receive
intothis order. This lodge has bee
meeting with great success. The mem
bership at this tim els large indee
compared with lodges in villages o
equal size.
See 'em at Beatty a Longs
Ladies' $500 and $3.50 shoes for ssS