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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1911-01-05

Many school children suffer fro m cOnsti-
patton, which is often the cause of seeming
stupidity at lessons. Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets are an ideal medicine
to give child, for they are mild and gentle
in their effect, and will cure even chronic
constipation. Sold by all dealers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
so SOCIETY {.
f, '.v and CLUBS

A., The 800 party given by Mrs Fem
t9n Fish. Yesterday afternoon at her
home on South state. street was. a
pleasure courtesy to Miss Helen. Cake.
'of Portland, oregon, who Is a hopse
guest at he Fish home for the sum
mer. ta
The hostess assisted bv Miss Cake
received the guests IN sthe front par
lor where cut flowers wer, attractive
~ placed, After the guests had arr
rived and greetings were exchanged
four tables We're filed and an interest
ing series Of progressive games was
played. Al the close Of the afternoon
numbers awarded Miss Ruth Mcl<ln-
mis- the highest score and the hostess
presented her with a handsome and
useful gift as memento Of her skill
At five teblcs were covered with
lunch clothes ana elegant course Ie-
freshments We're served. Here the
sirls fingered long conversing lntl-
mately over tea cups
The players We're: Miss Helen
Cake. the honor guest; Miss Ruth Boz
Cards OF Kenton; Miss Esther Funk
OF Flndlay; Miss Mildred Harold OF
Wooster, Misses Ruth McKinnis
Dorothy Hume, Ruth Gorham, Nina
Thew, Beulah Spencer, I'reda Rhodes
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

divided one-fourth interest i'm as ac-
res in Green Camp township, one dol
lar.
Mary Carey and others to II. G.
Cooper. . Is acres In Green Camp
township. on dollar.
Mary Carey and others TO Catherine
Parrott, four acres in Green Camp
township, one dollar.
Clara Aronhat to T.. S. Moon. lot
in Marion. $1,000
Almenda NJ. Brown to Harry y.
&eredith, lot in Marion. SiOl
ID. r. Crlssinger to Charles Hof-
stetter, lot in Marion, $780,
Georg, y. Christian and others TO
Up A. Bott. lot in Marion, $50.
Alfred NJ Campbell to Marie smith,
part Of two lots in Marion. $2,5o0
A. G. Edmundson TO Princess white,
part Of lot in Marion. $500.
Flora l. Elliott to Margaret u.
Hoser eighty acres In Claridon town
ship, 81.
Mayme T.. Felty to Harry T.. zeig.
part of two lots In Marion. $3.50
j. f. Holmes 60 Mertha -. Stuck
ncv, lot in Marion. $lO15.
Hilton =. Miller To- Byron Sorden
two lots in Clifton, 81.
Charles II. Mayer to May Heyde,
part Of lot in Marion, $1,000.
Charles l.. Parker to Leonard Kuh-
lwein. lot i'm Mari,n, Sl.7OO.
j. H. Rauh 20 Harry G. Emsberger,
pert Of lot i'm Marion. $l1O0.
Marie Smith to Margaret \. scott,
part of two lots In Marion. $4,000
w G.. Schwcinfurth to Richard
Wisslcr, lot in Marion. Sl.OG0.
Sarah a. Snyder to James Parshall.
part Of lot in Marion. $3.50.
Iva Tt'w to Charles Hofsetter, lot
in Marion. siO0
Gustavus Thihaut tn Frank w Lit
tie, lot in narion $500. .t ..a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
THE MARION KNIGHTS
DEFEAT LARUE TEAM
The Trip Is Made in Automobiles
Yesterday NfternGOn.

The Marion Lodge No, ,4O2, X. of
P., bah team iourneyed TO LaRue in
automobiles yesterday afternoon 20
play the team composed Of the mem
bers of the LaRue lodges The Laltue
knights were badly beaten by the
Marion team, the final score showing
10 to Z. The hitting of Grim, Clark
and IL. Mickey were the features of
the game. one Of AIiekleys hits was
a home run. Lineup and score:
Marion-Crlm,l lh Curtis. C.; p.
Mickley. rs: Clark, rf; Martin, 2b; II.
Mickey, 3b; Zachman, m; Bentz, If;
Turner, p.
LaRue-R Clark ibI q. Rauh, RI;
Terry IS; a. Rauo, sb; Ellsworth
@: Crossen, 2b-p; Prettyman. ebp;
Clark, rf; Bosworth, m. ffH
r. II. H.
Marion .l1O3OOOl0O-15 is s
I.aRue .12OO0O o. 4
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
GREEN CAMP DOCTOR
PASSES AWAY WEDNESDAY
DR.. Daniel Free Claimed by
Death.
Has Practiccd Medicine In Green
Camp For the Last Forty-Hve Years.
III Two Years.

Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
death claimed Dr Daniel Free. one
of the Oldest residents OF Green Camp.
FOR two years, DR. Free has been sui-
fering from canccrous growth, ana
his death has been expected for some
time.
Daniel Free was born in Marion
county July 81. 1882. He was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Free. Fifty
three years ago the lth OF last April
ne was Joined In marriage To Miss
MARY Ann Thomas. One SOM Daniel
of cleveland, together with his moth
er. survives to mourn the loss of the
deceased.
DR. Free has lived his entire life IN
Marion county. with the exception ot
n few years when he pract!ced medi-
cine I'm northwestern Ohio. 'For the
past forty-hve years, he has been
practiclng physician at Green Camp
He was graduate Of the Eclectic
school at Cincinnati
Funeral services viii be held FRIDAY
afternoon at . o'clock, at the Baptist
church in Green amp Rev. Hoyt
win officiate The remains will be
Inferred I'm the Green Camp cemetery
Meet your friends at llaler's. the
popular ice cream parlors. l3-eod
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
Mntcrcyclists Convene.

Buffalo. y. v. July 13.-Clad ia
khaki uniforms with long black lege
gings and gloves and wearing auto-
mobile goggles 10 protect their eyes
from the dust and sun, hundreds or
notorcW Nsts are pouring into the
city from every part Of the country
for the ninth annual convention of the
Federation Of American Motorcyclists.
Two long tours came 10 an end
when the Chicago delegation of $50
riders came last night.
The convention proper was held to-
day. Fred !. Willis of indianapolis
withdrew as president.
\ two-dly meet at Fort Erie, on
! tlrio, VIII follow The BUSINESS ses-
I'eibhs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
4 REALTY TRANSFERS =


Harry Boyd and others To- \. u.
Mitchell. two lots In iiarion, $500.
Lawson II. Del.auder To Jacob T.
Krouse, lot in Marion, 5000.
Christian Glathart To w. T.. Glat-
hart, half an acre in Tully township,
S35.
Charles NJ. Huber to Naomi 1. Bell
part of lot in LaRu2, $500
Charles Hofstetter to c. l.. v Caste
and others. part Of lot In Marion,
$500.
Nelson ID. Hatch to w. r. Jones
lot In Marion, $500
May Heyde to Charles II. Mayer
three acres in Marion township, Sl,OOo
John Minoughan to Margaret j.
Smith. lot in 3aron $500.
Ernest l.. Main to c. l.. V. Costo
lot In Marion. one dollar.
Charles III. Maver To May HeVde
part OF lot in Marion, $4,000.
Homer b. McColley TO ]. II. MAR
and others, lot in Marion, $500.
Amanda Narrance 10 Elmer l.
Tlce, lot in Marion, 500.
Mayo G. Osborne 10 s. Maude Os'
G. ID. Schaffnewr to G, A. Starner lot
in Marion, 81,
w. w. Reading to Dora M, Hayes
two lots in Marion, Sl,70).
ChGrles d. Rhoades to Nelson -
Hatch lot in Marion, one dollar
b. p. Swaney to w. G. Bevis, ahou
thirty acres in Prospect township
one dollar,
G. d, Schaffnwr to @. A. Starner, lo
in Marion 5000.
Orpha Tewalt and others TO Minnie
Rider lot in Marion, $50.
Elizabeth Uncapher to John Min
oughan, lot in Marion, $4,000,
Loring c. Webster to G. l.. V. Cost,
and others, part of lot In Marion
5000
w. w Wilson to II. c. Creviston
part of lot in Marion, $500.
c. H. Wilhelm To II. s. Moon, par
Of lot in Marion. 5000.
w. r. Jones to Nelson D. Hatch
lot In Marion. 81 $50.
Theresa Coon and others To Jan,
Pooling, part of lot i'm Marion. 81. 800
The Marion Savings Bank compan,
to Henry Forider, two lots in Mariol
$3.50
H C. Cooper to Mary Carey, un
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

County Auditor c. L. Allen. and
Mrs. Allen left this morning for a
two weeks outing at Union Lake,
near Pontiac. Mich.
John Mcnamara, Of Delaware. Is
q guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Christian, Jr., on lit. Vernon
avenue.
Miss Ruth Irene Justus. Of Upper
sandusky. is the guest of Marion
friends.
Mrs. Samuel Harruff and son, Mas
ter Arthur left this morning for Find
lay where they will attend the Con-
6way reunion.
Miss Freeman and Miss Ruth free
man. OF Prospect. were visitors in
Marion today.
Miss Anna Uncapher. Of Green
Camp. was a visitor in Marion Thurs
day
II. ~ Hawley, division passenger
agent on the Erie. ont of Cleveland,
was a business visitor here today
Miss Martha Brenner has returned
home after weeks visit with Mrs.
Vida Harrun- Freeman. Of sandusky
city
MISE fillud loTAcT ~ NlHlNlib isd iNN
friends
Enos Wylie, travelling passenger
agent on the Erie out of Mansfield,
was in Marion Thursday.
Miss Ella Mears. Of DeClin. spent
Thursday in Marion.
Miss jeanette Hamilton returned
home this morning from Bay View,
Michigan. She was accompanied by
Henry Raffensperger.
Mr.. Trey Nelson has returned TO hf-
home in Niles, Ohio, after two weeks
visit ct the home of his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. ola Brown OF
North state street.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry G. Barnhart
and sons and daughter Of South state
street left last night for an extended
visit with relatives in Springfield
Missouri and st. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs william Z. Schramm
or Adrian. Michigan. and little daugh
ter. Lucille. returned to their HON,
yesterday after weeks visit with Mr.
Schramm's sister, Mrs J. l.. Flicker
of south Main street.
Mrs. Eva Osborn has returned from
visit with friends at Chagrin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. August BiebighauseI
and daughter Miss Emma Biebig.
haLser. leave tonight for PaUnia. col
orado.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
JUNK DEALER BUYS
MYTHICAL ENGINE
G.. j. Taylor is Arrested IN Bucyrns
ns Result. i'.i' N I'd.

20 .|.. cow. ffIFH F.t.I|I '.#. H'lN cow.
William Caster, alias c.. j. Taylor
pulled a rather neat one on Phillir
MaT6. The i6nk dealer On July T. lie
repfesonted. 10 Malo thatI ht Nyas an
agent for the, Aultman- Taylor Thresh-
ing Machinery company and that hr
had an old engine about three miles
north of the city Taylor said IL was
worthless to his company and rather
than take it hack 10 the factory lb'
would 0ell 1t for, junk ..,
Malo thereupon paid Taylor ten
collars ana started dtit after the en-
CINE But there was nothing doing
Malo drove ana drove. searching the
country far and wide In the neighbor-
hood described by Taylor but no en.
gine was found.
Malo swOrc out warrant In JUS
tice Gomprs court charging Taylor
with obtaining money under false pre-
tences This afternoon the justice RE-
ceived a message that Taylor was un-
der arrest In Bucyrds. and Special
constable Ulsh was sent after him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

noon In ths auditorium Of the church.
THESE meetings have been greatly ap-
preciated by the members and the
attendance has been very good.
Yesterday was a review day for the
home society, and the work Of the
year was revived by number OF the
members Mrs. w. c. Butcher con-
Quoted a devotional service and after
prayer and scripture lesson the roll
was called to which the members re-.
sponded with appropriate clippings.
Mrs Jennie krause conducted the
review lesson. Mrs carol May read
an interesting paper on the Mexican
Field" followed by another on "six
New Buildings in Alaska" by Mrs.
Jonas Concklin.
The Foreign Missionary program
opened with solo by Mrs. G. f..
Church. Mrs Church possesses a
sweet contralto voice and her musical
ability Is greatly praised by those who
heard her. Mrs. S. Il. Barlow con-
ducted a study class on western Wo-
men and Eastern Mem" and as an oh 3.
ject lesson. q number Of the ladies
read papers which they had prepared
on the subject The first was a dis
cussion of THE Condition OF Women
in China" by Mrs. @. NJ. Rourke;
Mrs. n. G. Rowdlsh desogl1cd the
conditions of the Japanese Women"
Mrs. w. l.. Warner talked on, Korean
Women" followed by another paper
on Women In Moslem Land" by Mrs.
carol May: Mrs. u. f. Seffner gave a
vivid description of the Women Of
India" while Mrs. Jonas Concklin
closed the descriptions with an ex-
cellent paper on The Difference Be-
tween These Women and the Women
OF the Bible"
At the close of these interesting
numbers Mrs. Barlow asked the ladies
to vote on the land In which they
should choose 10 live. This resulted i'm
u diversity of selections.
At the close Of the program the
members discussed the "Hatch Water
Circus" which Is giving performances
on Prospect street. condemning II, and
voted To place the action before the
mayor of the city Objections were
raised by the members TO the language
used on the street by the attracted
crowds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
ARTISTIC RIBBON BOWS
FOR SUMMER HATS

Chicago, July f1.-So far as millln-
cry is concerned. this has been pre-
eminently ribbon season, bows and
loops in quaint and fantastic forms
being used to adorn smart headgear.
The ribbon qui illustrated here is
used In place Of the feathered one
and is really more effective, as sew
eral shades Of ribbon may be COM
blned in making IT, The butterfly bow
above It may be In one or more shades
of ribbon. the fabric being arranged
To represent the head body and wings
of the insect. The bow was designed
by Ora Cne.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

nesday morning at 8 o'clock and the
following jury drawn:
Peter Boger, Harry Her, Urias Seff-
ner phillip Linn. 3. Il. Rauhauser and
Jacob Lenler.
Attorney Fred T.. Warner reprcl
, sents the plmntln and Crisslnger &
CUTLERY the defendant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

Walter Heron against Frank Thorn
as is the title of an appeal case from
the court OF Justice Gompr filed In
the common pleas court today. Her
ron was given Judgment for FIVE
dollars I'm the lower court ana Thomas
appealed the case. DeGolley K De-
Golley represent Thomas.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
LOCAL TEACHER
GOES TO CLEVELAND
VIII Teach Second Grade in Lake
wood school.

Mrs Kathryn Emery, a teacher In
the local schools, was in Cleveland
yesterday and accepted position as
second grade teacher In the Lake
wood schools.
Mrs Emery has had a number OF
years of successful teaching In second
grade work in this city She will re-
oeive nice increase in salary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
SUMMER ITCH NOW RELIEVED

Instant relief for all kinds of sum
mer skin trouble is found in that SIM
pie wash-D. ID. d. prescription for
Eczema Get 25e rial bottle today
and prove for yourself the merits of
this wonderful prescription. We al
ways recommend It for summer Itch
Schmidt & Co.'S pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
Cedar Point on Lake Erie.

Tie queen Oh American NH''rl"S
Places.
The one spot On the continent
marked by such diversity of condi-
tions that the individual wants aud
requirements of everyone are satisfied.
No other place compares with II IN
popularity, comfort. pleasure and
health giving qualities. II IL COM
plctc In hotels. cottages! and varied
amusements. .u
Join the Merchants next Tuesday
July 18th on their excursion ZOO IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
WHIPFLER DEMANDS
A TRIAL BY JURY
Flrciblc Detention Matter In Justice
COnlcy'S Court.

Jacob Wipner occupies a farm own
ed by Elias Firstenberger. in Rich
lana township. About the first of this
month the men had some difficulty
and ON July I they fought II out in
the good old way. Firstenberger had
Wipner arrested for assault aud bat
terry and the latter was fined 81 ana
costs i'm Justice Conley's court.
Tirstenbcrger then Instituted forci-
BILE detention proceedings and the mat
ter was to have been heard today.
Wipner came I'm and demanded a
Jury. The trial was set for next We'd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
LODGE NOTES

Mr. and Mrs w. G. Lnellen returnen
from Coshocton last evening where
Mr.. Luellen was sent as representa-
tive from the thiriy-lrst district to
the grand encampment of odd Fel-
lows. They left Monday in time. for
Mr.. Luellen to he present at meet
ing of Importance that afternoon.
The next encampment VIII be hcld
at Youngstown la one year
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
FRANK T. MILLER
WILL RETURN SOON
10 Visit Here After Absence of
20 Years.

Mr.. Addison Balm Of this city re-
ceived telegram this morning from
crank ~ Miller of Bernlce, Louisiana,
stating that he had started on trip
north ana would visit his relatives and
friends In this county,
Twenty years ago, Frank Miller
who was one of the most prominent
OF the younger men of LaRue, left
for Louisiana, where he entered the
lumber business. During the last 20
years he has remained in that busl-
ness and at present occupies the posi-
ton OF foreman on lumber ranch.
This will be his first visit to Marion
county since his departure so Ions
ago,and his many relatives and friends
are oyerioyed at the anticipated meet
ing. Mr. Miller is the son of the
aged y. w Miller of LaRue and a
brother Of Mrs. Addison Balm OF Ma
.fion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

Mrs Fred Shurz and Mrs Frank
Bentz combined their efforts yesterday
TO make the regular meeting OF the
Cucire club enjoyable i'm every detail.
The hoGtesses received the members
on the pretty porch Of the Ben'z
home on South Vine street Here
cool vines potted plants and bowls
of summer flowers made an effective
sotting for the ladies as they trans
formed bits of daintily colored floss
into artistic patterns, When needle
work was laid aside, the hostesses
conducted n problem game. Mrs.
Lister Of Toledo solved this in a
clever manner and her efforts were
rewarded by a pretty prize-gift.
In the late Afternoon light refresh
ments were served.
Guests OF the club were: Mrs
Lister Of Toledo; Mrs. B. +. Bentz
Mrs. Dun TgacHer,, and Mrs. Harvey
I<linefelter
The time o. the next meeting has
not been decided upon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

The mEmbers .ofythe Florence Rich
ards W. GA'r, Ughsld ap interesting
and profitable meeting AT The home OF
Mrs. ,T.fJ. Hentze of Bennett street,
yesterday afternoon. There was a
large attendance.
Mrs II. Knachel. the president OF
the union. presided at the meeting.
Following devotional services which
were conducted by Mrs. Leroy Wolfe
Mrs. A. o. Jennings, the county SUI
perintendent. gave an excellent tax
on Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and the work that is being ac-
complshed by 1t. After this address
Mrs. Jacob Boyer gave recitation
followed by a reading by Mrs. G. Tay-
Ior. Making Mat White" was the
thome Of her reading which was re-
ceived with enthusiasm. Mrs. Susan
Tarr gave the next number on the
program. a paper which showed care
ful thought and preparation. Mrs, g.
Burke closed the program with a reel.
tation on "Our w. G.. Il. IT,"
Following the program hour the
members enjoyed a season OF socia'
lntermlngllng and chat.
The next meeting viii be held IN
two weeks at the home of Mrs Anna
HUFF on York street.
Greatest and best assortment OF Ice
cream navors at Kaler's. Ask Tor
,Vhnt vou like 1-l3-eOu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

Mrs. Agnes Edelman. Of east Cen
'teH street, entertained the umemhern
of the Harmonic society OF Salem
church at hornhome "Wednesday .eyen-
fhggoqr notion nI tJAh O. o.
ppThe regular business of the society
was transacted after which SOCIAL
hour was enioyedo1Eit ss.ll
rsMrs. Johnil.efller. OF Delaware ave
nue.. will entertain the society lat her
ltonfe 6n the s1second Wednesday In
August. ~r-"~ ts ainnual F
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

transcript Of the evidence against
william II. Armstrong In Mayor Sol
ter's court was filed in the common
pleas court today by DeGolley & De-
Golley for Armstrong, who is now
serving a sentence In the Dayton
workhouse.
Armstrong was recently fined $500
and costg by the mayor Along with
the transcript was filed a barrel OF
empty beer bottles. boiler full o.
empty bottles. about 60 bottles of Bud
weiser and two half-filled Jugs of
whisky which the police found oh
the premises OF Armstrong
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

No doubt Of 1t, The best Ice cream
sodas In the city is at Kalers cool
fountain, Everybody says so.
7-1S-eod
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

Officer Shrock picked up a bicycle
In front of the Huber building late
last night and took II to the police
station Excelsior Is the make Of the
wheel The owner may obtain pos
session of the wheel by calling at the
station and Identifying his property.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
CASE is TAKEN
UP ON ERROR
Armstrong Matter in Com
mon Pleas Court.
CONSIDERABLE WET GOODS
Placed in Keeping of Coun-
ty Clerk.

Armstrong; Attorneys VIII Fight 20
secure His Release From the Day
ton Neutrality-suspicious. Building.
Sayings and Loan Company Begins
n Foreclosure Proceedings Five
Dollar Appeal Case From Justices
COurt-Court Notes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
Helena Mouser. LouIfc Burgess. Heller
Hougirton ana Luoretia Garberson.

The H. O. ~. girls have been enjoy
ing the Increased social activities that
have resulted from the social cour-
tiesies that have been extended II num-
her of out ,of town girls who have
heen guest or the girls of that crowd
FOR the past two weeks. Last even
nG Miss Helene, Mouser extended hosr
pitality 10 q large number of her
friends at her, Church street home.
this being the second Of her evening
parties given IN honor 'of Miss Ruth
Bogdrdis of Kenton who Is her guest
a special feature OF the evenihS'e
entertainment was an acuticn which
was origin 'ly planned by the hostess.
Each girl was auctloned of by NUM-
ber and the man who procured tho
number was requested 70 take the girl
II represented for an hours walk.
This caused much merriment and
pleasure among the guests, and the
delightful evening made the outcome
of the auction delightful one.
At ten O'Clock lisG; refreshments
Were served
Those present beside the hostess and
guest of honor were. Miss Esther
Funk Of Findlay; Miss Mildred Harold
OF Wooster. Miss Helen Cake Of Port
land Oregon; Miss Fay Hastings of
LaRue: Miss charlagne Phelps of
Montana; Misses Ina Klinefeter,
Beulah Spencer, Lucretia Garberson,
FTeda Rhodes. Louise Burgess Ruth
Smith, Ruth McKinnis, and Messrs.
John Mcnamara OF Delaware, Leo,
Fisher. Wllfred Schaffner. Harry Gil-
lett. Don Jones, Carl Holly, Louis
Moral, John Sells, Clifford Stoll, God
frey Lefler. Arthur King. George
King. Rodney Hume, Earnest Watson
ana Frank Foster.
This evening Miss Helen Houghton
will entertain In honor OF Miss Mild
red Harold OF Wooster
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

The Foreign ana Home Missionary
societies Of the Presbyterian church
held aajeint meeting yesterday after
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

A foreclosure proceeding was start
cd I'm the common pleas court this
morning by the Home Building, saw
ingR 4 Loan company against Clark
Dix and others. The petition relates
that Dix gave mortgage on four lots
on Wilson avenue TO The plaintiff com
pany. The mortgage has never been
satisfied and several other parties
claim some Interest In the property
by reason of claims against DIX. Ihe
amount alleged To be due now Is 81
S22.72. for which the loan company
asks a Judgment. II Is asked thal
liens be- marShalled. the property sold
and the claims he paid out OF the
proceeds OF the sale. 8h