The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-07

ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERY
PART OF THE COUNTY

lied relatives here Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs Maggie Jones and daughter,
Florence, are guests Of friends in
and about Canton last week and this
While loading some hogs FOR ship
mcnt to the Cleveland market on
Friday last while William K.ninmon
was in the stock yard driving the
swine into the car one of the large
hogs ran against him in such man
ner as TO cause him to have Il very
hard fall lie now suffers from sew
crcly strained side and back.
with a company of some twenty
hands contractor McHugh of Spring
field o.. is laying brick and rapidly
pushing to completion the paving OIL
High street
j. y. Rodgers of Marion visited his
son, G. ". Rodgers sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Maggie scott of Marion visited
friends here from Sunday until Tues
day.
Thomas johnson Of Arbela was car
rg for business here Monday fore
noon.
ON Thursday afternoon while hand
ling sacks filled with rye which he
was preparing to SOW on his farm
west of town q. A. l.. Markwith very
severely sprainsd his back. He has
been in bed several days since, but
SIS now improving
After visit OF several days with
rcmtivcs in Marion. Mrs. u. NJ. Bell
returned home Thursday evening.
Many of our citizens were surprised
e. learn of the death Of Mrs. Adelaide
johnson in Marion Saturday morning.
Snc formerly resided for several years
two miles south OF town and was we'll
and favorably known throughout this
community The body was brought
here from Marion. Monday afternoon,
and placed in Mr.. Markwith's morgue.
From this place on Tuesday morning
with concoursc Of relatives and
friends II was taken TO Fairview
church. After funeral service by Rev.
sutton the body was lain to final rest
in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Friday noon train from the east
brought to our village the body OF
the aged Mrs. Margaret Ann Scoville
accompanied by some twenty rela-
tiNes. II was taken to the Baptist
church and after funeral service held
hS Rev. sutton the remains We're bur
led in the LaRue cemetery north Of
town.
J. c. Tobias agent and operator at
Agosta cared for business here Thurs
| day.
Full nfty persons from here each
| day attended the Marion fair and
| 81 cak in words Of praise Of what they
saw and enjoyed
| John b. Fields sold his LaRue prop
crty one day last week To the Hanah
heirs into which Mrs. Hanah and her
daughter win soon move ana occupy
| s "a residence.
| Irvine Prettyman of Marion visited
relatives and transacted business in
aRue Thursday,
| Walter Shirli Who Is proprietor of "A
large harness shop in Rising sun, o.,
paid our town visit several days
last week. His many young friends
here are pleased To learn Of Mr.
| Shirll's continued prosperity
| quite a number of our citizens saw
|
plare past by along the Erie railroad
north of town. a large number of
our people drove to the Erie railroad
and ggt a good view of the passing
| bird man.
| on Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
j b. Halstead left for wellington
o., where they will for the present
reside with their children. Mr. Hal
| stead continues In very feeble health
a victim Of lung trouble.
we regret to learn that by action
OF the late NJ. r. conference Rev NJ
ID. Scott, our former NJ. r.. pastor will
retire from his present pastorate and
assume work on the Harpster. Little
S9ndusky and Moral circuit. During
his residence with MS Of nearly "A year
he proved himself 10 be worthy true
christian gentlemen. A man of abl-
ity and untiTing zeal, in his minister
lal labors. His wife and daughter al
ca endeared themselves to many hearts
by their affability ana winsome ways
Attorney W. p. Moloney Of Marion
came over Monday afternoon on legal
usiness
Quite a number of our citizens are
busily engaged I'm improving theiI
walks also in repginting and beauti-
tying their residences,
Attorney Burle Hume was in Ken.
ton Monday caring for legal business
Luther Noyes will take possession
of the ffty-acre farm west Of town
which he recently purchased of M. j
llannegan and Mr. c. g. Riley the
present occupant VIII move on the
Reniek farm nearby November 1sta
The 10th Century elub composed OF
twenty ladies met Tuesday afternoon
the hrst meeting Of the season at the
home Of James j. MeNen, two miles
'sonth of La1lue. Eighteen ladies' were
Dlegent and "a very fntaresting nro-