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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
DOM|MEK SAYS he
CALLS BLUFF"
Willing to Meet Any Conner or
No-Leg-Hold Condition; o..
sen. Mabee and Deschler
All in Trim Too.

The wrcstlcrs and the fans are an
anSiously awaiting tomorrow night.
when th" big match viii finally be
pulled on Mnpcc. who has bcau
training IN bubble Tho PAST week shows
cNecl mt form. his usual auickn,ss ia
action manitostius itself even better
tian htrctoforr Dcsohlcr has bsen
lrniniag steadily ton, although not In
public. and II Is minated chat thns-
81 hn have seen aim Wresllc before
WI ho agreaby surprised At SIS IN.
provomvnt
Dnninck hae placed sl00 as a
cnall'Ugc 20 Ols'n aud an lthcr
rcftlcr Who may come coward.
Dui under the condition tdat a'' log
holds -, barred Dsscr ahn 'fcst.r.
dan intimutcd that ne would Wfcstlo
tht Dawson man lor ans amount sld,
bet barring tho tne nold on sac in-
iur,d leg, has net decided Nhviher
hs Viii geo after the crippled man dns
dpr thc o.lcg-hold coma nrs az tot
DnmlneK feeds that he MAJ .ali.d
Dlscn's hun ~ his unrr. ana OILS n
is ruNnllA SUI thHi llnni IL Is a. not
> tmc. II would appear NJ + cithor
of the men ;enlly van; Ia wroslc,
That thcy could easily ara1so Il match
ht getting tosother ana coming to
terms Dominck has IN 1uubtcily
spent u greet o'l ~ mpn" trying
to arrsnpr - niatch. and 6lr nat ,Ct
been able Ia fnd anybody who would
meet aim or MS conditions W'h 80
many wrestlr"s round ahpu,. 4 whdid
Lee too bad ,u have him go away dis
appointed this time again,
Whatever may hapaca. u looks "a
If Albuquerque sport fans were Ia soc
nne match anywas ana possibly two.
80 course taAc Is the possibility
mat either Mubce on b,schlcr viii
get a "spraineh Ice" before tomorrow
nighi. although that Is hardly posi-
bic. bat you never can tell lAcrr
ar" so many banana pcels lying
around II II Ia he hoped that the
wrostlers VII bc careful uniil the
mach 81 over
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
CLOVIS TENNIS Clue
DEFEATED ~ HEREFORD
{ Especial Correspondence to Herald.

Clovis, y NJ, May lG.--Thc liei'.
ford teams tenn. which played The
Clovis team composed of Messrs hull
ana Coors. defeated the locals aitrl
one OF the hardest games ever PLAYED
on the local courts. The sets Went 10
Hereford al n score OF best three odt
on Eve The Hereford team exhibit
nicc team work, which tho locals dil
bot duplicate and .hough Hun aud
Coors both playad fast, heady tennis.
the lack OF team WORK proved too
much for them
Tho visitors ,laycd q splendid net
game also. which Was very effective
against the local team who dcpcnd'
upou he fast drives FOR a strohg card.
This Is he second defeat ol the
Clovis club and some good hard wora
Will he INDUCED ia before the ncNt
tournament \ good deal of Interest
IN he gan was manifested hy che
spectators. ana Clovis IT, getting tu
De good tennis IOWA. Soae good
tournaments viii he held In the iutntu
among which will he Amurin1. Roa
we'll Albuquerque, Canyon and th"
return game with the Hereford team
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
DECLAMATORY CONTEST
HELD IN AZTEC SCHOOLS

Sp"cial Correspondence.
Aztec. y 81. MAJ 10 Tho Aztec
school held a preliminary dcclnma
turN rpnt,s, AT thr First baptist
church in Aztrc Friday night 4
splendid supplementary program uaf
rendered. iI.ssic Martin ot tn high
school won the right io contest Tor
tho gold mcdal tn be- given in Farm
ington saturday nisht Ia the cuIniy
d,,lumatuA contest
aztec school olos's FRIDAY Mnf ~
Prot Russell With his present corps
uf TEACHERS viii "tuctat, again next
Rcaf
~ Golf Hlack has been IN suu4.
g.. the past Vrek lookiug a'tcr vat,r
Interests.
Th, Nlt,r Irrigated orchard CON.
nam. has - 600 acres under the Citi-
y.ut ditch Tho Bloomfield mesa .-
.au uehi Tor fruit too.
rh, Axt,. baseball tcam beat
Pennington al the latter pluc. last
SUNDAY Al'cr has not lost game
this season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
liOuiii broken.

Ration. y NJ May ~ -.. Last wees
witnessed tho breaking or th, long
drouth la this rrgion 10y a fair rain.
Rll. but II remained Tor SUNDAY tu
give Us thr .uutt showers $50 much
needed 10 give, impulse to an rowing
things. Tho rains OF SUNDAY. which
covered % vid' ,N,"nt of country trth,
utaly to Ration. hrunght smile of dc.
light Gao ,,ortou' and the lmds.un,
apuut uF, always beautiful. became
radiant Win ntiIHauc, of culurine u.
sprcd los its r,tr.-hiug hapt SIN and
tn" glury 81 tHr -uCcceding sUnligni
MCrNjmug uoN points To- frequent
showers from This t.mo ON. AMI o.
.u,Nal uf thc UUllI Ia upSptiuclup
grass aud grain The farmers eat tu-
oounu lacr "a uus prospect fm tho
summer pt 1871
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
COURT C0NvENES
IN SAN MIGUEL
Judge Roberts Opens May
Term of Tribunal in Mea-
dow City; Many Cases Will
Be Heard.

Las Vegas, \ NJ, MAY 10. II was
necessary for Judge Clarence y. RON
erts, who Yesterday morning opened
the MAY tcrm Of the district C0ur,
Tor san Miguel county. To- order me
drawing of special vonires from which
10 complete he panels ior The grand
AMI petit jnries when viii slf during
the term, sheriff Secundino Romero
was ordered by The court ,o instruct
the additional grand Jurors lo rcpor
al O'Clock ANA the petit iuIOrs ut e
o'clock II WAS expected thc panels
would be completed during the aitcr
noon session ami thai Tho EraUd
iur, would begin ils deliberations ini-
mediately after being charged uS
Judge Roberts. touri adjourned a.
~ O'Clock t0 reconycnC 40 yiovt.
Judge Roberts showed NE stul,
discipline when the di.irlCf 8itorn y
end Nj Lucas engaged m "a u-u.
mem rcgarliug the ca-c ot RussDil
= must refuse ahsoluclN gentle
mon. to settle lispW,s between u
orncys ne said Russcu Is under
bond ana must appear luVuc hls
boudsmeu lu thal cn,c Mr she Iu
The cas-, Of Soutnao unl puuife
I.ctebro. chp,g.d Vifh assault u Foo
tcut 10 Nm utal wll hrU.f b,e
this term The muu .,Dult .Hnl
change % ,oun- iTuu NOu .nln
- They were m scent H iu ..1l
ing OF Dcput, Shcin RtUdo lu. ln.
for which Augustine Harmon uoN
doing time IN fhr pouiicntipIr
Giving as hl, reHsons hi# a-o.
which Ia a. years. add ki. m,m... thlu
ln the T. kom"ro vqluurrot hrr de.
parim'nt. \ Rogers. ST. THIS
morning ask'pi ludg, Clarcnco ! Rul
,us io excuse hm from soryise an
the petit iup len he May term 90 The
district com Tor san Miguel rouniy
The request was -iuutcd Ma Ros
els is Tho lathci ui WA Roeors. VINO
likely viii he tried 40 th,s term ul INV
court for he kidnapping of his lii ne
nephew Waldo Rogers son O., Nj and
Mrs A I Rogers % WAS a pocnlial
coincidence thal he should have bpcn
dlhwu aS q alruhDr ut ,hp inlN M TINS
paft,CuiSr frrm of the court
Though q hui of lightning which
struck the humc OF William ~ Siup0
on hol Suiugs boulevard duins ibc
rain storm v,sicrdu} aitctnuun.
passed uncomfortable close 10 M
Stapp aud Ms Gcufgr Dice neither
OF III" women was injured Both OK.
roricncod slight shock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
Dow npo,r IN Noriuu,.

MorinrtN \ " Nay 10 MUnday
morning q perfect delug, of water
fen In MoriarH nlilng up IN, spac,
between CROSSINGS from sidewalk a.
Sidewalk This rain started back ~
thilili aud cut across the VALLEY m q
northeastern direction. with a steady
down pour fur over an hour
Sundn, afternoon and Monday
night tho farmers northwest of town
and those mar the foothills on IN,
west received more moistur, than any
entire spring previous. ON. old-tim'r
said II Wns the heaviest rain he hat
soon The past ave years. Friday mt,i-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
UDl ~ " AWAY
FROM REFORM ~ IlOOL

IA, hut- 100 Ih, reform school W 'd-
nv.daN afternoon made a record
sprtuf from ~, institution IN the
hopes of gAiuug his liberty. which
ho realizes nov Dr. 1n impossibdiiv
before his term expires For has
break he no doubt loses some crcd't
ana win u, deprived of some ~ til"
liberties that have heretofore been a
lowed him.
II was sent out Into town on an er-
iand. hut proceeded toward The rives
on run. He was captured bsfore
hr had proceeded FAR uud was rs'urn.
cd 10 the institution whore Ia low
has less liberty and less uds, l0t"d
IA MIN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

locals slam ned one way over center
field tor a hone run
The pitching ol Doc McCnrt, was
especially fatal 10 The Nippuurso rs
they were utterly unable TO connect
hits during the game aud these were
widely scattered The visitors score
would not have been a large ss %
was had Il 40, been Tor ragged tcld'
iag
BattcricS santa Fo--McCarty add
GaAstrc: Japs--Padilla and kitsusr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

Alberto Padilla. the clever pitcher
and utility player. who starred with
the Maroons last summer. arrived
here sunday from Los Angeles. Pa
dilla has been playing winter ball on
the Pacific coast ana ~ said Ia have
attracted the attention of the bis
league scouts. who viii recommend
him for "A try-out In fast COMPANY
probably next year Padilla h. q val
uu bile acquisition to the Maroons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
JAPANESE TEAM
LOSES TO SANTA rE

Santa fc, y NJ, Nav Ia In an I'm.
Interesting ball game IN this city yes.
terday the Japanese baseball associa.
ton team from Los Angeles were de
leaicd by the Santa fe aggregation
by the score OF \ 10 4. The Mono,.
ony of The game was relieved In the
last inniag when Mike stanton for the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

Moiruso y NJ May 70 Water rs
.tandlue ia tine streets here Tor h,
second ,imr Nthtu 20 hours. Tb,
rain both Sundu, aud YESTERDAY was
iHr reaching 10 Hil directions from
here. THAI tins section uf N,A MrS-
lco VIII nave M. sroatr~t crop YEAR
IA iis history is assured hN IN latest
dnwnpodr Reports rnnchius here
rom CLOVIS ave tu the effect TINT
Tour inches of rdln toil there to-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

Don't use harsh physics. Tn" re-
action woakons the bowels leads ~
chronic constipation. Get p"ohs
Regalets. They ororat" easily, ton"
the stomach, cure constipation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
SPRING SHOWERS
BREAK RECORDS
ON PEC0S
Northern New Mexico Drouth
Broken. and Roswell Gets
Over Three Inches OF Rain |:
Bumper Crops Expected.
! Especial Corr. spon.icn,r "a Herald. }

Boswell. y. " MAY 10 One and
quarter inches uf rain fell here
within the last a hours Tho rain
Is reported general over tho whole
territory over thu west and north II
is reported much heavier In some see.
tionS. as much as thrcc inches falling
In places. Water is RUNNING into the
liondu reservoir and the farmers are
an irrieaiing This rain beats ait r,.-
prds for spring urocipitatiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
A Scenic Revolution

You men don't fight very hard ioI
yonr native land
'srhor, We are DOING This for mnN
tng pi1 tilrs concern
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
Western League,
Where They Play Tomorrow.
National LEAGUE.

Piitsburg at Boston
Cincinnati at philadelphia
Chicago at BROOKLYN
81 Louis AZ New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

can't look Well. eat vvll "a trr
well Win impure blood frrdiur youi
body. Keep the blood pure Win Rur
dock Blood Buffers Eat simply tax,
exercise. keep clean ana Nou VIM have
lupe lifv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

The rising young
men are wearing our
clothes
We're not satisfied
with just "skimming
along" or drifting" in
the Young Mems depart.
ment.
We're always going up
hlgher---on a plane by
ourselves.
Young men are the
keenest observers of style
and fashion. They know
what's what" and want
IT Just so.
That's the very reason
this store is so popular
with Them ears OF
study has perfected this
important department. of
our today we
please the most critical.
Perfection gives salts,
faction.
We are handling the
EIERHEIM STEIN 4
co., Smart Clothes OF
Chicago.
N. MANDELL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
American League,

Washington nj 81 Louis.
Philadelphia al Chicago
New York az Cleveland
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

noon Moriarty was visited with "a good
shower which "Nt'ud"d north along
the New Mexican Central a. OTTO and
STANLEY The rains viii prove a great
boon 10 the farmers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15

only g5c al Tschanen Rros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15
LoNGvILLE.

Longvile, July 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Oesteriy were guests of j. FRS
tenberger of near Green Camp, sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dryer spent sun
day with relatives near Magnetic
Springs.
Miss Pauline Utz spent Monday with
her sister Mrs. VIM. Rlsch, OF near
Marion.
Mrs. William Knickel and daughter
Mrs. May Fowler and daughter Ruth
Of Cleveland are visiting with rela-
ties in the village.
Mrs. G. J.. Blsh and son Paul were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Knickel
Of near Prospect Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. McCleland re-
turned recently from an extended Wis
1t with relatives in Wyandot, Han
cock and Hardin counties.
Miss Minnie Oesterly returned Fri
day from a visit with her sister Mrs.
Elmer BENTLEY Of Geneva, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Neville, of Big
Island. were visitors Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Jean Neville.
A great many Of The citizens are
attending the carnival at Marion this
week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15
PROSPECT.

Prospect. o., July 15.-Mrs. VIM. T..
Grifilths entertained her Sunday school
class OF the Baptist church with an
all day picnic on the banks of the
Scioto river last Tuesday. Her class
of boys vary in age from 10 to "
yeags and they all mad a. delightful
time fishing and waxing in the river.
At noon a fine picnic dinner was en-
joyed, but on account OF the storm
they had their supper at the home Of
tholr teacher
MIR. and Mrs Ben Conklin and Mr.
and Mrs a. Patten motored from Edi-
son ana spent Sunday at the home of
Chas AlmendInger.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Swan of Edison
are the parents Of sweet baby girl,
Mrs Swarm was formerly Miss Mable
Conklln. This child was named
Dorthy Leah.
Mrs. $. II. Cast is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. q. B. Young of Leroy,
Michigan.
Mrs. Mllle Wyatt and children,
Pauline ana Arthur, Mrs. Harry Kin
er of Lima, and George Cast Were en-
tertairad at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Wottrlng at Green Camp. Thursday.
T. Dewitt and W. Headley We're at
Columbus Wednesday, Co witness the
singing Of "Onenbachs' grand opera.
Wesley Dewitt spent the first of the
week with his daughter. Mrs. G. L.
Miller at Marion.
The ball game between the Pros
pect Tigers and Waldo. at Waldo last
Sunday resulted with score OF four
and eight In Waldo's favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Bauhgman OF
Bucyrus. were guests OF his mother,
Mrs. j. B. Schell and daughters.
Alice and Cathern, OF Columbus, were
guests Of relatives in Prospect, sun
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15
- y
ALL THE NEWS ROM EVERY
PART OF THE COUNTY

uuN.
Mrs +. T.. Mayes and daughter,
Marguerite of Lancaster. ohio, are
making an extended visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. G. $. Dix
Mrs. Nettie/ Gilmore entertained her
brother. II. j. Reese and wife, OF CO.
lumBus, Saturday arG Sunday.
Elizabeth and Fred Dix were guests
of relatives at Lancaster, Ohio, from
Saturday till Wednesday.
Mr.. G.. II. Bull who has been visit
ing in Marion and Prospect for sey-
eral days returned to his home in Chi
cago, Sunday
w. +. Court and grandson. Leroy
Hendricks. returned Monday from an
extended visit with relatives at War
rem.
Mrs. d. s. Poland. Of Springfield,
who was visiting her father, w. Il.
Wynn, at ewmans. has been called
home by the Illness Of her husband.
The Brotherhood of ST. Paul's Lu-
theran church was nicely entertained
at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. z. M.
Cast Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Is. Hoy returned
Monday to their home at Bellfont. Pa.
having spent some time with their
daughter, Mrs. A. Schuey.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. IL. Cast and Mrs.
q. -. Young spent Friday in Column
bus.
Miss Mary Rapp, Of Delaware visit-
ed the past week with her aunt, Mrs.
Nettle Gilmore.
Mrs. Thomas Beavers OF Perrys-
willie Is making a visit at the home
of her son. II. ID. Beavers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheiling was the
guest Of Mrs. j. NJ. Issler, Monday at
her home east Of Prospect
o. Il. Ledley, the popular rural car-
rier out of Redwood. is taking hf-
ten day vacation, his place being fill
ed by his brother, Elmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Compton. of CO.
lumbus. are spending a short vacation
at the home of Mrs. Eusan Kyles
mother OF Mrs. Compton.
Miss Hattie Ward. of Mcbain, Mich
igan is visiting Miss Florence Gabriel
and relatives in Prospect and vicin-
ity.
II. D. Beavers win ship load OF
fat horses by express TO New York
saturday.
Miss Zelpha Grooms was the guest
OF Marion friends Tuesday.
Miss arguerieteShowalter of Co
lumbus Is visiting relatives In Pros
pect.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15

Mr. and Mrs Edward Mnier and
daughter Kenneth OF Springfield vis-
tied at p. l.. Conway's the past week.
Mrs. Marie Smith and guests Mrs.
BOYD Newhall and daughter Of Colum-
bus visited al Marion Thursday.
Mrs. James Apt and Mrs Ottie Apt
We're Marion visitors Friday
w. G.. Michels and George Michels
were at Marysviile Friday.
Mrs. Newton Pcrterneld and chill
dren roturner friday from a vlsir
with friends at kenton.
Mr. and Mrs. John wyatt and chill
dren returned the past week from q
visit with Columbus friends.
Mrs. Earl Brown and son and Miss
o. Fahel OF Columbus arc guests #
Mr.. ana Mrs William Brown.
Mrs Hannah Kramer. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Denzer aud son. MIR and Mrs.
LLOYD Meyer and son visited at
carruthers Sunday.
Mrs. Phillips Of Columbus Is %
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Jacob Miller
east OF town.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15
LARUE.

j. II. Leonard with corps of 9TH
er workmen began Monday morning
to place new front IN his
store now occupied by Ray NJ.
Clark on south High street. B.
II. r. Baker the artist of Marion
was here on business Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Basil Rdgway was n Wednesday
morning passenger to Marion.
Mrs Daniel Styner and son Har-
old visited relatives in Marion We'd
nesday.
Mrs. n. l.. shirk and child are the
guests of Columbus relatives this
week
Harry Pfeifer is sick at his moth
er's home here with what is feared to
be typhoid fever
Mr. Sard simpson and Mr.. David
Bell are thought to be slowly recover,
ing. George ID. DeLauder is consid-
erably better and now aided by his
crutches comes down town each pleas
ant day.
The aged Mr.. Mhlte OF Harrysvile
Is the guest of his sister this week
Mrs. Sarah J, Amerne.
Mr. A. Il. liaylor of Dunkirk. Ohio
paid our village business visit
Monday.
j. $. Bonner and Ray Collins were
In Marion Monday.
G.. II. sutton was In Redwood on
business Wednesday.
r. M Rlzor transacted business in
Marion Tuesday
II. II. Davis paid Marion a business
visit Tuesday.
w. II. Little~and w. II. Barth were
in Marion on legal business Monday.
Mrs. A. j, Jones, Mrs. A. w. Jones
and Miss Margery Sager and Rev. W.
A. Ferguson were in Marion We'd
nesday.
our young friend James Price has
accepted an offer and will at once op-
en- a barber shop in the village of
Essex.
Ten lab6rers principally oolored,
came up from Springfield Monday
and are employed on our paving con
tract Making some twenty or more
hands at work Also from three to
six teams. The contract is being
pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible,
iToi. u, =. EllmOns ana wire ana
child Of Meeker are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Ford. southwest Of
town
We regret to learn Of the Illness
'of Mre NJ. c. Long Of Redwood
She but recently partially recovered
from prolonged severe attack Of
Illness and now has taken a relapse
and Is very low. Her sister Mrs. c.
H. ToplifI and her son T.. G.. Long
We're called there.
on Thursday morning Rev. sutton
attended the funeral of w NJ. Thomas
on east Center street Marion,he was
assisted BY Rev. d. IL. Bailey. Mr..
Thomas was aged past thirty-six
years. was born I'm Green Camp and
In the years of his young manhood
attended the public schools I'm that
village under. he instruction of Rev.
sutton He also solemnlzed his
marriage and thirteen years ago at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Thomas
child.
Thursday our citizens We're greatly
shocked 10 learn of the death of
John M Sanders In Redwood. For
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15

many years he has been prominent
Real Estate Agent OF that village. and
thus had very large acquaintance
for more than twenty years His
aged mother. Mrs. Peggy Leonard
has resided in f.aRue. She must
now be nearing her ninetieth year
and Is in enfeebled health
c. II. sutton and daughter. beat
rice, Mr.. Bud" Rathell and Miss
Nina Knifin. attended Mr.. Thomas
funeral at Marion. Thursday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Kniffin and
MIR. ana Mrs. G. ". sutton were
business visitors in Marion Thursday
afternoon
Mr. Clarence NJ. Percy. n. and
James n. Sanders OF fleetwood paid
LaRue q business visit Thursday
We are informed that Rev. j. A..
sutton will preach at the Hampton
school house four miles west of La
Rue Sunday forenoon, and at two
thirty in the afternoon will attend the
funeral OF J. NJ. Sanders in fleetwood.
A. n. LaRue, music dealer of Rich
wood, was business visitor here
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15
KIRKPATRICK

Kirkpatrick o.. July 15.-Miss
Frances Cole is the guest of her
brother G.. J.. cole. this week
Miss Fluricc Reeder Is the guest Cf
il. e. Jones ana family this wotk
Mrs Ellen Rosencrans Is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Howard Ward
Miss violet Strne who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pcr-
rs Strinc returned TO Marion, Mon
day.
MIR Myron Kennedy and family of
Niles are the guests of friends In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Maggie Beers is ON the sick
list
MIR. O. T.. Neal aud family Mr.
and Mrs l.. r.. Weir and son Edwin
were the guests Of H. u. Jones and
family, sunday
Mrs. j. J.. Beringcr ana son Of near
Marion were the guests of Perry
Strlra and family Friday and Sutur-
day.
Mrs. orphie Reedor and son Delmar,
were the guests Of j. j. Miller and
family, Thursday.
Miss Irene Ayres Of Marion who has
been visiting Jess Rice and family
returned home Mununy.
Mrs. clyde Houpt of Marion spent
SUNDAY with G. \ Rowe and family
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Beers We're the
guests Of friends I'm Now Washington.
sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John wish Of Marion
we're the guests or w. i. Weir and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. c. l.. Baker, Miss Mauic Bak-
er ana YRS. Myron Kennedy and chill
drcn were the guests uf Marion
friends, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sheldon Vert and
children Mary and Raymond of Mon
nett. Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Fairghilds
and son John OF near Marion. Mr..
Harry Martin ana fimilv MryCmrley
Martin and family were the guests of
Mr. Jacob Linn ana family sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-15
WALDO.

Waldo. Ohio. July i5.-About four
teen ladies Of the Reformed church
of this place attended missionary
picnic at Casts grove Prospect, Civ
en- by the Refromed ladies Of that
place.
MRS. Jacop pehhan entertained the
ladies of the M. II, society at her
home north OF town "Wednesday even