The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-06

quite nuinUtf Ol our cllllenS dtc
victims of severe colds.
Mrs Sarah Gleason who has been
suffering for several weeks with
rheumatism is thought to be slightly
better.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Milisor, nee
Neidig, whose marriage was solemn
lied Saturday evening at the home Of
the brides parents in Marion. came
over to LaRue on the train Sunday
morning, accompanied by the brides
fother, Mr.. Robert Neidig and her
sister, Miss Reba Neidig. and were
taken to the home Of the groom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs w. r.. Millisor, TWO
miles southwest Of town, where they
paid a visit and partook of a royai
banquet-ht for a king Mr.. Neidig
and daughter returned home Monday
morning The bride and groom return
O. Tuesday morning to Marion where
they will live for the present. host
of friends wish them Bon voyage"
through life.
Miss Verne Millisor was a Tuesday
morning passenger for Marion, where
she will visit with relatives for few
weeks
The aged Mr. and Mrs Meredith Of
Idnville. Ohio, left for home Monday
morning, after spending week in vis-
ting Mrs. Boselen Harris, the sister
OF Mrs. Meredith
Hughie James has rented the De-
long farm just south of the LaRue
cemetery and took possession. Nov.
~ moving from near Marseilles.
Mrs. Miller and son Of near Colum-
bus are now guests of MIR and Mrs.
OTIS Royd.
The annual rabbit supper held by
! the X. Of P's and their families I'm their
Castle Hall here Thursday evening had
a large attendance and royal good
time.
r. d. Virden was in Marion on busi-
ness Friday.
Miss DeMural Morris n teacher in
the Marion schools visited her mother
few days last week
! Miss Hazel Marshwith. student Of
the o. w. L. Delaware. was guest of
her parents over THANKSGIVING
Mrs Ford Of Dunkirk. Ohio. was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph T..
johnson several days last week
Mrs. Ella Lines Of Ridgeway. Ohio.
with iir. and Mrs. y. II. Davis OF
LaRue visited at the home Of J. d.
Myers near Hepburn, one day last
week.
Mrs. \. NJ Bonnet and children were
IgrCsts Of relatives in Marysviue last
lwCek.
It is stated that II. V. Davis Of Mar
ion and II. w. Myers of LaRue. left
LaRue and Marion Monday evening to
visit florida for a few months this
winter.
Mr. George w. Wright contemplates
making prolonged visit to California
in the near future.
Miss Anna and Miss Faye Hesser
were guests Of Cleveland friends a few
days last week.
The Thanksgiving exercises held in
our public school Wednesday. Novem-
Der %, were indeed very commendable
and quite a number of complimentary
Remarks have been made Of the SUI
Iperintcndent and his efficient corps of
teachers. The schools were dismissed
from Wednesday evening until don-
day morning.
The aged George w. Miller is now
! guest Of relatives and friends in Coz
lumbus Mrs r. L. Hoagland is also
Visiting her sister i'm the capitol city.
Mr.. James Volt Of Columbus was
lguest Of friends here Thursday.
Mrs Don Hoagland and children OF
Marion ate Thanksgiving turkey with
Fer brother John A. Scranton, north
OF town.
The lodge Of Pythian Sisters elect
led the following named persons to
serve them as officers during the en-
suing term at a recent meeting of that
order: j, c. Eva Tannyhill, NJ f.,
Emma CASTOR; +. s, Flora Smiley;
Il. j., Anna Drake; Manager. Ellie
/ R!zor; Nj. of T., Lillian Johnson; NJ
IC! r., Neva Johnson. Other officers
are: Bertha Williams, Iva Clark and
Clara Marsh. This order is receiving
aoessions TO membership almost ev-
cry meeting night.
We regret to learn of the long con-
tinued ana severe illness of the aged
Mrs, Peggy Leonard. who for many
lyears resided in this village Tut is now
at the home Of her granddaughter,
/ Mrs. Nelson Hardin in Marion, where
she is being kindly cared for,
Mrs. Jennina Harris, Miss Burdet-
Ia Thomasson, Miss Ella Johnson, Mrs.
James S. Bonner, Mrs. DR. Sfritt, We're
a few Of the many Marion visitors
Monday
Mrs. Paul Arnold, was Marion vis-
itor Monday
The Big Four fence gang after
spending a few days here building
fences along the line Of the road left
| foi Cardington Tuesday