The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-02
REAL SURPRISE ON
PROSPECT COUPLE
Many Handsome Presents
Received by Mr.. and
Il Mrs. Graham.
Concert Company Greeted
by Large Audience in
Opera House.
Work Will Soon be Started
on Repair of a Prospect
, Road.

Prospect. Dec 2.-Rev. L. II.
IIurrelbrink. delivered a forccful SER
mon at the Lutheran auditorium, sun
day evening, to a large and attentive
audience The text was taken from
Matthew 22:2t, Render unto Caesar
the things tnat are Caesars" Affairs
of nation and state were discussed at
length. A special admonition was
given municipal officers to remember
public office is a public trust, and
to mi the various positions with
honor to themselves and the com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. a. l.. Graham were
given a miscellaneous shower by
number Of friends at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Dildine'
Monday evening. The affair was a
perfect surprise. as neither Mr. or
Mrs. Graham wore at home. They
were soon summoned and entertained
their guests royalty. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Graham were handsomely remembered
with pieces of cut glass, linen etc Art
er various social diversions dainty
luncheon was served
Miss Hattie Wolney, of Radnor, was
guest Monday at the home of her
brother. Harvey Wolllcy.
Mrs. II. n. Finefrock and daughter
Mary were guests Of relatives in Ere
mont from Friday TO Sunday.
Mrs VIII Dix and daughters, Helen
and Fannie, were Marion visitors sat
urday.
Mrs. Ralph LennoX returned to hsr
home in Richwod. Saturday, after "a
pleasant visit with her friend, Mrs
w. w. Ocker.
Mr.. and Mrs H. O. Mohr and little
son. of Ashley. were guests of his
father, 4. d. Mohr over Sunday.
Mrs Frank Hazen entertained hei
sister, Miss Rose Meyer, of Marion
over Sunday.
]. ~ Freeman and family were en-
tertaincd at the home of A. b. Jones
at Delaware, last Sunday.
Miss Anna Maize, of Columbus. was
a guest over Sunday at the home. OF
her brother, WIN Maize
MRS John Dalk and sons, Louis ana
Hubert, spent last week with rela
tives at Newark
Mrs Prior Cox was hostess to the
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church at her home on Park avenue,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Livingston, matron at
the Waddcl Children's Home, was u
guest at the home of a. E. Johnson
Sunday.
Miss Maybelle Cook, of Amanda,
was the guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Cast ana
other relatives last week
Mrs. Guy 1angstaff and son, Louis
OF near FLEETWOOD, visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. l.. II. Hurrelbrink is visiting
relatives at Franklin.
Mrs. Albert Johnson was Colum'
bus visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Collmer was the guest
of relatives in Columbus from lFriday
to Sunday.
Mrs. A. Il. Maynard attended the
funeral of her mother. Mrs Mary
Coulter at Cincinnati last Thursday
Mrs. Coulter was quite well known
here, having frequently visited her
daughter. Mrs. Maynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Beavers spent
the mast week in New York city.
Dwight Head moved his family ana
household effects to Stratford Wednes'
day. where they expect to reside.
Mrs. Elmer Griffith, of Lafayette,
Indiana. is visiting her parents, Dr.
and Mrs a. l.. Cast
Mrs. G. X. Selanders and Miss MIL
lcent Blggerstaif were in Columbus
Saturday.
Mrs Martha j. Difany and daush 70
ters, Rena and Florence, entertained
Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Gerheiser, of Gallon. Florence,
Grace and Emmert Stoner and OWE
Gerheiser of Waldo, Ohio, and Susie
Dlfany, of Prospect Ohio.
Mrs. Martha j. Dnany visited AT
Marion few days this week.
The new two-story house of Charles
Dutt, on East street is fast being com
pleted.
The Barglet Concert company at
the Prospect opera house, last Thurs
day evening, the first number on the
lecture course, WAS greeted by large
audience and gave a very satisfactory
performance. rhe next number Is
Mrs I.enora NJ. Lake, February ?,
1912,
Work will be commenced soon upon
the repair of the road from the wesl
CORPORATION here on Water street To
the State road A nine-foot macad-
nmlzed road will be built on one side
leaving the other side for a dirt track