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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COOK Excellent Swedish cook. nest cIiy reI-
1-arra. ritv or country. with kltclenmall u
alone Juss..a Agency ESQ Lexington ave. 4''''
! 1853 Plaza. -
COOK-Young irish girl' excellent COOK. Ion. Long
-5fareuces. S45 r.. Miss Hofuayers AseleF'
200 900 5th ave. ninth d-or. Ie-ephone a''-'
Madison s4uare.
C0OK--Young Irish woman; good cook. we wei
rec. ucu0ed. w. MIS- ll9-.-.a.. y - i.-a-' 20
aeJ-ao2 9th ave. ninth hcoi. LeIeHhoHe fo-'
Madison square.
rggT- TAr-NUREsS: chamhermaid - waitress
HIGHLY recommended. both well trained ser
ante fo entire worf. private family; city or
, sr--- fIeflrro Phone 1928 or 3i3- Plaza. Nor
rows Are-cr. 5sth 80. and Lexington ate.-
COOK and LAUNDEEes. also chamoerma'd
...-+. -t-. ',..a-e. references. moderate wages.
can Irving Agency. u west ilth 81
C0T-PT.F- F-x-erianeed. PrOtcstauts. first class
.'. . So biatIe ,eronmended. Phone 1928 or
a-ao Plaza Morrow Agency. I-i Lexington
ave, cor. "eth Sc.
-7-TsFEE.PER.- Protestant; for bachelors
az wtdowers family. thoroughly e1parl-
or.,7. two wears excellent references, $40
$50. cIt- or country. NJ. lndua'ila, Assot-d-
zion Employment Agency ID west 40 fno"e'
1910 E'EIh.
T-Er-NpFEss German. neat and competent;
fr.t class. very best private family IeIei eLle-a
co. y,-...r--,s l-erc-- al East 51th ~. Tee-
,---iet, r,rafyr Protestant. experienced infant
.- arrow q. friend elamUcrwaii aud .dNhaFess'
g. any distance. both highly recommena l-.
'P-rne 1925 OPP 1892 Plaza siorIS" Agency
T2l Lexington 9-e.. cor 'st1 So -
r-HOUsElIAID.-Two refined girls; eI-
ef lent references. fngril'It 'l'| ut ruNut'il'
rt..uar.s Agency, bIt lli.l-2h ave.
SECOND COOK.-Germant competent, Es.E hest
f r.riyate family references. $50. Wilson's
Agency ln East 57th 81. Telephone ---4-
Plaza.
FtITFE ss.-S~edish. very neat and reliable;
S.u. excellent references. city ou.5. wilson
Agency 1fl East ~ = = -. - : -
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
-I1,.-.su III =IruiIas and Accounts, Navy De-
,ar-ment washington. d. g., until 10 o'clock
mn. october It. 1911, aud publicly opened i'm
-laGiafaIv thereafter 90 furnish "a the navy
,-arI Brooklyn, r. s., ETC.. quantity of naF4 a.
supplies. as follows: Sch. 1858. electric conduit
and fittings Sch. cJ44. Electrical supplies.
ag.t. Hoist cOutr0iIera.--cl. 300. Ma'hiue
.-e-a,yq ri-e sets. steueiI-cutrnE outfits -'1.
o-4 casing raIf-aud-nlf s.l-er.-rln. "'o0.
S1ar varnish iulr,aung graphite sen. 4'yl'
Green coffee. er0mmcts, llrtlsn toMel..-,
frler-vrqrrr laundry sOnU.H--tn. d3ol- D1lt'Il
,,-,t-or9l,tafs Hbor brushes.-Sch. 1881; ln-ot
I'M Applications for proposals should q5sig-
r4te tho schedules desired ry nlinher. blai1
ibe nay, pay Office Nov York, y. r., or % ne
ri,Irc,1 n j. COWIE. raymaster-General.
d. n I0-2-II.
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Don't Wear
q Truss !
After Thirty Years Experience I Have
Produced An Appliance for Men,
Women or Children That
Cures Rupture.
I Send It On Trial.

II YOU have tried most everything else.
come 10 me. Where others fail is where have
my greatest success. send attached coupon
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EMPLoYMENT AGENCIES.

1-t1gTF, Wilson'S Employment Agency
T.is~i-one co24 Plaza 141 EaHt 5ftn 81. sup
Niles frst class servants 90 private families Az
- .n- ln-eafInafel
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--T7,l COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT g.

1FrITF- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIsIEIDI "
columbia october o 1871 sealed propose IS
nil h.. received a. this Office until = o'clock
r, October H. 1911 for constructing stable
trla.-- for the street Cleaning Department. 10
he located ON PARTS or lots to lo. inclusive
SQUARE 1913 Southeast. washington ~ =.
,rforrrat Iru NAV be obtained from Chief 'Iefn,
l5n .ineor Department. Room ~. District bug-
.-r vyaebinaton. ID ~. Ct-ND 1T. RIpolff,
I0f4,- a JOHNSTON. WILLIAM Y. JJbSoN.
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LAWYERS.

JAMES A. GRAY. couN5siELL9In At LAW
Broadway soIuer gath ST.
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WANTED.

CHRISTIAN WOMAN who can sing and play
v.antc1 FOR church work. ADDRESS Ha'"'-i'
Station 3. city.
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TVpFWETTiNG AND TYPEWRlTER9

t5t,-r NTrLTIGRAPH typewritten lett -. LUZ W.
81 so Get samples. Addressing i5,o,,,
81 g, letterbeads Advanced Typewriiing Bureau
Isl broadway Cortlandt 36l7. -
VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau 81 S s3 =.
free; all makes taken part payment s,a.,hs
a., uudeTWOCd5. RenllugtOns, OfFeIs' Sl"''
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC 81 VA lONo WAN ~.
Male.
ccAcHNAN. Ai-CHAUFFEUR. .. K.-Both
highly recommended years ,oas 'f5-rs
cr5riover seen. any distance. Phone l9-S or
ecg9 plaza Morrow Agency, 5sth 50. and Lex
,..l-r57 french chef. wife second cook or
tref kitchen maid excellent references. CITY
.. "".,-.,.tr,.- WIN take club. 500. Miss Buck
ity's Aeency u West 42d. Phone. 7ia7
BRYANT
ELDERLY SINGLE MAN. on private place e1-
Dcrieuced with horses. carriages ana furnaces,
handy al garden work; can mlk, best reieIenlet
for honesty. sobrie'y ana canaolity AdlIesa
Raiuey care OF Brennan. 80 Atlantic ave.
7.7- 5777-T-- GOOD cook Or 6IticT-raIct. desires
situation. D., ~ E7tt l3th a.
MAN and VIVID with boy rs. generally use
fuI waiting. wife good cook; husband nrt
class butler and coachman; reference. Potter.
223 East Seth 81.
MN. uudcr7tmds horses. cows. poultry. sardeu-
ms. wife iarudrcss. first class reference j. H.,
care A-s. G0Iwin. HosJn. T. j.
Female.
cIIAMBERMAID Young swede. excellent ref
erence. good seamstr.ss. SD g., bliss liol-
r,avaris Agency. ggO-31S' 9TH ave, ninth floor.
Telephone 4527 Madison SQUARE.
COOK and CHAMEERMAID &c.-Coos aVd
coarse washing. chamuermald and waitrt 81.
bv two women. sisters Proteatants, small fam
ny. country preferred. Address D. Box 90 laui
Broadway.
COOK. CHAMBERMAID. etc. two. girls.
Swedish. cook $50. chdmhermald and walt
ress. so. together. city preferred, excellent
references. Wilson's Agency lil East 5tth
st. TEL 22ct PLAZA.
COOK-German thoroughly reliable. under
stands an kinds Of cooking best reference
$40. with kitchen maid. Wilson'S Agency, lfl
Fast 57th gt TEL. -2.4 Plan.
C0OK-swedish. neat competent; private
house. 90 apartment. $50. excellent refer
cuces. economical. good manager wilson s.
Agency. i4i East 57th 81 Tell. ee2f Plaza
COOK and assist lHundrv hy Young woman host
cltv reference. Present employer, 80 West
glgt 81
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IMcTPILCT1ON.
THE CROFT SCHOOL

22S West I'D ST.. New YORK A..
is ideal and exceptional as n boarding anu U'y
school.
II boy Is bright and wishes to make gapI ,.
progress he is not held back by reason OF any nv
other boy, or by the old grade system. ~ ne
- timid or nervous. he Is encouraged; VI ~
IL careless, Interest in his studies ~ sccureu
II he does not know how to apply hinselI. nr
j. taught. To this individual method OF ,earn-
ing II due the GrOh schools wonderiui '"'
cess, ana success is what talks. .
A thoroughiv uD-to-date commercial course
for boys who do not desire 20 go 70 college
Primary department for boys 10 is years
OF age. NO female teachers. same teacheiS
TO- an departments
most liberal system ~ athletics. WISER
directed
All work prepared a. the school under tne
direction and assistance OF expert teachers uh-
less home work is preferred Reopens SOP.
18th. Call on or address the principal 'H'"
AZ the SCHOOL,.
22s West I'D St, New York.
Office hours, 10 1. or by appointment
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to-day ard VIII send you free my illustrated
book on Rupture and it's cure. showing my
Appliance and giving YOU prices and names ~
many people who have tried IL and We're cured.
ii is instant relief when all others fall Re
member use no salyes, no harness, no Hes
send on trial TO prove what 7 say is true.
You are the Judge and once having seen my
Illustrated book and read il you VIII be as
enthusiastic nc my hundreds ~ patients whose
letters Won can also read. FIJI out free coupon
below and mail today. II is Wc- worth your
time whether YOU try my Appliance or not.
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LVLNTED BY O. competent mechanic, VINO can
reoti~g DIants. steam or hot water, ~ private
-,,-ses next winter. Moderate charges Af-L cia-5
-oforarces furnished. Engineer. BOX At, tribune
Office.
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o.o,,pr-rr>-r CANADIAN LADY wants
49, @1.--f-atiou fu afternoons reading %
,-.,C.-ioecsrt. etc Miss Davidson, Hotel Seville.
29th ST.
rs THERE a lady, fond OF accomplishments
re,ior music. languages; useful companion Il.
A.. So columbus ave.
10 81 ENGAGEMENT as companion desired by
~ --5rcJ american woman, capable and
..-+-.,r+t--. could assist with Housekeeping
ETC. III required, reference. Address, Box $50
Sow Canaan. conn.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWI2IT pr Thor
--LI,, roU1uetcnt. familiar with Office work.
.,..57 ronsrfentio us worker. Address Miss A., "a
Hoy- ST.. Brooklyn
y0r-NG LADY. No. with hookkeepers eEperi-
80 dishes rosit.on or bookkeeping or clerical
orI,. willing DO start az SO. references FUR
Viste5 T. W. BOX 40 Tribune Uptown Office
1854 Broadway
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Female.

YOUNG MAN. p. college graduate. d's.Tes p,s--
ZION with chance for advancement bo@ Ill
TLcnilworth, y. J.
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

ST. DAVIS HALL. sCARsDALE. ". Y
Jrnsurpassed preparation Of boys for college or
business Number limited. Ideal surroundings.
Rev. WAl. L. EVANS, NJ. A.
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Nine-Room Apartments
xTrF-qr GVnF

Powellton. B'way and 9th st........ 5
a. ". TTth -. mr.. Columbus ave-.
Qucengton 10 p. Goth t-..............
100 ". 10Th st....-.........
f7ohcrzollern. 495 West End ave..
STAFFORD Avon. n. e cor. Riverside
The Clearqeld. 1890 81 and Riverside
Drive ................... ........ss
Euclid HaIl R'w1y and 95th St 80.
Cl,rardon ogfh 81 nd Riverside Drive.
De Witt Court 900 ". 1i5th ST..
walierloro nth - and B'way.
f20-fgJ Riverside Drive. ...............
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- -. ORIEMT CRUlSE

GO TO BERMUDA
Py Fast Twin Screw s. $. BERMCDTAN.
r. Outcrbrihge * CO.. ACTS. % 3 way. n. 2
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....--7-r, aud r3pER4ANGER Specialist in
Il 49,. ifrc M interior painting and decorating
-r.,.,ta and oflc. work Address p. T., llDuhe
r-....,,-r office 1894 Er0adwar.
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Man. understands horses. COWS. poultry. Gardeu-
ms. wife auudrcss, first class reference j. H.,
care AIS G0IWiu. E0slyu. 7. J.
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Ten-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

r,or,-.o- ~ u Tigt st-.-.......... 1900
11e It,, rnats"or'h ia 81 ana i,iv's'U 5000
CHATHAM Court = Central Park west
cor GTth St. ......-...-.. -, = 80
Terrace Court Riverside Drive and $50 2.u9O
TcO-12s Riverside Drive. ......-..-..-.. -''Oo
Elevan-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
80. 49, o,, - 60 100
-, ". so ,co.s =. r. riyeref5a Drive 1880
w enqoIHNn, S - 80 80 eetb 81 ~ 2400
me L2elugIu' - 20, W t1st - $40
.ge ~ .'o T5jl.ersi4s r,riyo ..... 5000
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
7-rs ---7hria. West End ave. e. SOD AZ. StI9l
Geor~ean court. Central PIX W. Goth a90a
12O-r25 Riverside Drive. ...---.-. ..--. "'"'o
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Fl Dorado Central Park West 90th ST. s3ooO
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KIRKPATRICK.

Kirkpatrick. oct. 6.-Miss Estella
Rice spent the latter part of last week
with friends In Ada. t.,. sr
Howard Amcs, of MarlonD Is the
guest of Perry Strine and family this
week.
O. e. Neal and family moved into
their new house west of town Tues
day
Mrs. Ellen Rosencrans was the guest
of relatives near Marion the latter
part of last week.
The Ladies Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. d. A. Tobias Wednes-
dya.
Lucille Neal, who has bee twisting
relatives in Caledonia, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. win Dawson spent Saturday in
Columbus.
Mrs. Jessie Daugherty was the guest
of relatives in Moral from Thursday
until Friday.
Mrs. c. A. Rowe called on Mrs. G..
w. Hin Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Matthews, who mas
been visiting her daughter -
Flora Furncss, and family, of Marion
returned home Tuesday
Miss Imo Reeder was the guest OF
d. A. Tobias and family from Thurs
day until saturday.
Il. II. Beers aud Samuel Book were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John How
ser THURSDAY
John Miller was transacting Dusl-
ness in Ashtabula county several days
this week,
Mrs. Jane Fisher and Bessie Homan
were the guests of Marion friends
Thursday ana Friday.
The first quarterly conference was
held last Saturday and Sunday at the
NJ T.. church.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Mason attend
ed the Morrow county fair THURSDAY
John DAILY was called to Akron
wednesday by the death OF his SIS
ter Mrs. Kate Williams.
Mrs, Dora Clutter was the guest oi
Charles Doughty and family of Mon
nett, "Wednesday.
w. j. Weir has been appointed del-
egate by Governor Harmon to attend
the Farmers National congress to DC
held at Columbus from October IL
to 16.
Mrs. Willis Fulford and daughters
Pearl and Minnie. of near DAYTON
we're guests Of A. u. Clutter and ram
II yOver Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-07

rany, was here Wednesday and closed
the deal by which that company Sc
cures two lots from Mr.. John Moral
and one lot from Geo. u. Delander
upon which they will soon erect large
cil tanks, q residence and barn, fol-
Living which. La2ue will become a
station from which oil will be de-
lSvercd to various customers.
Engineer Kennedy of Marysville,
was here Wednesday inspecting and
approving the work of paving now be-
ing done by Contractor McIIugh and
his hands.
The aged Hugh James who Tor
some time has been making his home
with his daughter. Mrs. John Scran-
ton is quite low. His life is despair
cd Of.
Mrs. Mary Riley has left here to
spend several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Hollis Long in Columbus.
II. Jones has completed the pur-
chase of A. w Athertons 26 acre
farm west of town and will occupy
1t after oct 10th. Mr.. and Mrs. At
horton contemplate removing to CO.
lumbus Grove, o., Oct. Sth.
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MEEKER

Mcekcr, oct. 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Kennedy were Marion shop.
pcrs Monday
Floyd Moon visited with friends
and relatives at Marion last week and
attended the Marion fair.
Mrs. Anna Hatfield returned homo
Monday evening after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs Nina Davis, OF
Marion. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hlarve Mclntire were
in Marion Thursday ana Eriday Of
last week.
Franl; Ford. of LaItue, was a vis-
itor here Tuesday.
Miss GLADYS Davis returned home
sunday evening after visiting with
ne grandmother. Mrs. James Rhoads,
Of Marion last week..
Mr. and Mrs. James Hatfield. Mrs
Gayle Kinsler and son, Bernard, were
liz Marion on business MondlN
Mildred Blow. of near LaRuc, was
the guest of Cecile spraguc saturday
Mildred Conley. cast of town, Is
visiting with Marion friends and rel
ativcs this week.
Sam Moral and son Frank and
Avery Peters were III NdlcuVlid oi'
business Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. June Sprague and
daughter Miss Cecile. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. N Tonguctt of Ma
rion last week.
Mrs. George Davis is on the sick
list
Herbert Davis made a business trip
to Marion Wednesday
Laura McIntire was the geust OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mclntlre Tues
day.
Mrs. Laura Couples and daughter
Lillian, returned to their home IN
Kenton Friday after visiting with
friends and relatives here rev
weeks Luu.J. N
Mrs. Mable Forry and children,
Josephine and Rudolph, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Horace Cookston
south of town. Monday. ~ l,sft r
Arlls Mason and n Clint Williams
were business visitors At Mari6n Mon
day.
Mrs. EmmS Thomas was the guest
o. AIR. and Mrs. Earl Schertzer Tues
day.
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htable meeting was held. The sub
jcct under consideration was Indians
The American Indians was a well
pi epared paper read by Mrs. l.. $.
Walker. following criticism Mrs. G..
H. Topliff read fine paper on the
oldest City in America" She fur
nished proofs that this city was
"Sante l'e." Response to roll call
were relating to interesting facts re-
lntng to Indian History" Mrs. q. r.
Baughman conducted Review fol-
lowing which very pleasant social
hour was spent. Mrs McNem proved
a pleasing hostess. four course
dinner was served and every one
iescnt voted the afternoon well
sLent.
After some three months spent in a
sdnitorium in Marion our young friend
Floyd Topllm in his auto brought MIR.
Frank Myers To- his home Tuesday two
miles north Of BaRuc, where his
many friends both young and old ere
now calling upon him and heartily
Congratulating him upon his partial
recovery from the railroad accident
which he suffered some three months
ago at reClim by being run over by
an Erie limited in which he lost his
right limb just below the knee Mr..
Hycers walks about supported by two
crutches and bids fair for permanent
l ecovery.
Mrs. w. \. Ferguson is spending
l. fail. la
Huntsville. Ohio. where on Wednes
day evening $40 was the invited guest
of the Ladies' Missionary society and
to them she delivered fine address
on Missions"
Mrs. j. II. Leonard w. w Moore
End A. II. Davis were in Marion car
ing for business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. $. Walker returned
Sunday night from a visit Of sew
oral days with friends in Toledo and
elsewhere
The J. ody of the aged Mrs Susan d
Kennedy who died in Marion, Monday
oct 2nd was brought to LaRue. wed
Inesday noon and was at once taken
To the f. y. church where funeral
service were held by Rev. ]. a. sutton
90 large audience. following service
the remains were taken to and buried
III the LaRue cemetery. For soml
twenty years the Kennedy family
Ircvlous to their removal to Marion
resided in this village and by their
trvout christian lives. winsome ways
and manners they made many friends
and her death Is a source of genera
regret to all our citizens.
Mr. Lloyd Rodgers travelling maj
ci Marysvile, was calling upor
friends and caring for business in oui
| town Wednesday
Masters James and John. the sis
and four Year old sons of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Thompson, who reside al
| New London, o., accompanied by &
lEentleman who was passing through
CDR village came in on Tuesday noor
10 visit "grandma." Sarah c. Watkins
and other relatives for two weeks ol
n ore. They are fine looking intelli
gent boys.
Mrs. Paul Arnold visited friends II
Marion one day last week.
c. II. sutton has had the south sid
Of his residence reroofed.
Mr. Winchester of Cleveland, a rep
Preventative Of the Standard oil com
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PROSPECT.

Prospect, Ohio. oct There was
a pleasant reunion at Casts park
last Saturday of the Just Ennighs,
a former social club of this place.
The ladies spent the time I'm social
lntermingling and nice picnic dln-
ner was served. Those present were;
Mrs. O. II. Nemeyer Mrs. Leonard
Harmon, Mrs. VIII Griffith, Mrs. Carl
Cast, Mrs. John Merchant, Miss Lee
da Mohr, Mrs. Edward Roberts OF
Orlando. Florida, Mrs Elmer Roberts.
of Lima, Mrs. Charles Sauer of Wash
ington, c. H., Mrs. Wilbur Sivey OF
near Richwood
Mrs. Christian Harding and Mrs
Mary Greter. of Mlddletown visited
their sister Mrs. l.. II. Hunelbrink at
the Lutheran parosnage the past
week.
Miss LILLIAN Ferrell returned Thurs
day from an extended stay with her
parents at Marysvlle TO her home In
Toledo Friday, after a pleasant visit
with her mother Mrs, c. Hin and oth
er relatives,
The members of the classes of the
Lutheran Sunday school taught by
Carl Cast atd Mrs. while wyatt were
delightfully."- entertained at the home
of the latter Thursday evening.
Miss Florence Farmun was a guest
al the home of her uncle, B. f. conk-
lin at Edison from Friday TO sun
day.
Miss Marguerite Wottring was the
guest of Miss Vera Sells at Marion
Thursday and Friday
Miss blanche Merchant spent the
past week with friends in Marion.
Mrs. " w. McNeill left Saturday
for a visit with relatives in Indian
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ollie and son
Doyle of Washington, Pa, arrived
Saturday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Pace pf Cleveland,
was the guest OF friends here over
Continued ON Page Three.
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ley. Jr.. of LaRuc..nt Ur ur
Mr. and Mrs. J.. T. Mason were
entertained by relatives in Tiffin from
Sunday urtil Wednesday. .l
Mrs. David bigger was a Marion
shopper Thwsday .i..
Mrs. @. c. Young and daughter,
May, LETT FOR n visit with relatives
in Marysvllle Friday
n. y. Horton and 4, j. Horton at.
tended the Richwood fair Thursday.
Mrs. James Hatfield and children,
Florence and Gerald. and Mrs. WIFI
ford Ninsler and son, Bernard, of
Meekor. were entertained by Mrs w.
r. Hill, Thursday.
l.. r. Mason was a business visitor
in Richwood Thursday
Mrs. Ernest Prettyman and Mrs.
W. Il. Hin entertained their class of
the Methodist Sunday school at the
homo of the former, Tuesday even
ing. Games ana m,.cic were enjoyed
and dainty refreshments were served.
Rev. II. j. Carey assisted by Rev.
d. a. Hill, of Lancaster, will begin a
series of evangelistic meetings 1T
Meeker Sunday evening.
Richard Irwin, of Moral. transact
ed business in this village Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neppar, of Tif-
fin, were guests of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Jane Mason sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. p. Hin, Of Marion.
srent Thursday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burley and
daughter, Mary, of Marion, were the
Weekend guests of Mr., and Mrs. r..
O.. Richards
Mrs. Isaac Bauer was shopping In
Marion Monday.
Mrs. j. ID. Hosler left for visit
with relatives in Fleetwood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Careyot LaRne
were guests of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Ida Longacre, Thursday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-07
AGOSTA.

Agosta, oct. mrs. II, J. Horton
has returned after u prolonged Visl'
al Magnetic Springs.
A large number OF our citizens at
tended the county fair in Marion last
week.
Mrs. Harriet pace, of Cleveland Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs samue'
Gracely
Messrs. j. l.. Canouse, Ernest fret-
lyman and Ernest Miller LETT lor a
ten days outing at Russeis POINT
Wednesday
Mrs. G. c. Young was Marion
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. C. r. Benson, of Pittspurgl
Pa, fIs the guest Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs 4. J. Horton
Royden button. of Newark Is
spending the week with his uncle
W. II. Dutton.
Miss Hazel Hosler is a guest Oh
fleetwood relatives az present.
Mrs G. If. wilson spent MONDAY
witf her daughter, Mrs, James crow