The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-09

reports no improvement as regards
the return of his eyesight.
William Drake and Charles Il.
Stahl were business visitors in Marion
Monday. tfi
The mems movement as regards at
tending church is progressing nicely.
They contemplate attending the Cath
olic church next Sunday forenoon
and following regular service Rev
Father Ryan win deliver to them an
address
Miss Nina Kniffin is suffering from
a severe attack of lagrippe.
Mr.. Watson aud daughter, of Della
ware. were business guests here Mon
dav.
Our public schools are prospering
nicely, having large attendance in
all the rooms.
Deputy Sheriff Con Breen was here
Tuesday summoning parties to the
partition suit entered by Mrs. Emma
L. Werlich of Martel praying for
partition or sale of the landed estate
of Mrs. Mary J, Bonner deceased
Some dogs got into the large flock
OF sheep belonging to Riley & HCag-
land who live two miles north OF
town, severely njuring n number of
them, few nights ago.
We regreat to learn of the death
Of four cows belonging to Harry Ru-
bins as the result of being bitten by
mad dog which roamed over con-
siderable country near Marseilles a
few days ago.
Ouita ,uuohar of narsons narticrI-
larly school children, are victims of
lagrippe, some Of them being quite
sick.
It is said that a business man has
already rented for five years one Of
the incomplete business rooms in the
new X. of p. building and that he
contemplates putting in large stock
of racket goods as soon as the room
Is fitted for occupancy
We learn that John Albert has dis
posed of his drays and other stock
and drayng business and that a new
man will soon take charge.
w. T.. Milisor, of Marion, transacted
business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Mapes and daughts sr,
Of Agosta, visited friends here from
Thursday until Saturday.
y. Il. Sager was in MA.icn on bust
ness Tuesday.
"Thls Is n good year Cor me; every
thing Is coming my way" said j. j.
| Jerome, as he dropped In up1a us
Monday evening, after fling his pen
sion voucher for about 5000, dating
from 1908 at Sc per month lie was
a soldier i'm the Spanish American
war. He then excitedly said, 81 have
Just returned from Lima, where
| stood the examination and brought
home with me my license as first class
engineer" Everyone is congratula-
ting him on his good luck. But II Is
the result OF study, work and per-
sistent effort. Ills two Oldest children
one seven and the other five, are nov
visiting their grandparents In Geneva
| w. r.. Bates and Charles Nj. Hlthel
were in Marion on business Mon iav
Frank Sivey, Of BeliefOo nl'ne, wa!
here today on real estate business.
Mrs. Sarah Howser and ft,l'
daughter spent Monday and Tuesda.
In Dunklrk and Forest.
The Daughters OF Rebekah anl Jh'
members OF the Eastern Star eacl II
their separate lodge rooms held proiit
able meetings Tuesday evening.
The Stockholders of the IaRu'
Telephone company held their a1nua
meeting Saturday afternoon, in th'
c. a. II. hail; 1,77s sha'cs of stool
re represented. A very interesting
meeting was held and "onsiderabl'
business transacted, Very interesting
talks We're made .. r.. CARRIER, ;
leading official OF the Central Unioi
lTelephone company Of Columbus, wa