The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
KIRKPATRICK

WIN MS sister, MISS Grace, OF Co
iumbus.
Miss Violet strine. of Marion. is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Strine, this week
Earl and cloyd Vert. or Marion.
were the guests Of Tom Slagle and
family rom Monday until Saturday
Of last week.
VIII Dawson and family went to
Prospect I'm their auto sunday
Mrs. clyde Houpt of Marion. spent
several days this week with G. A.
Rowe and family.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. A. Tobias and
daughter. Catherine attended the Is
OF p. memorial in Bucyrus sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Kennedy and
daughter. Gladys, were the guests Of
Hanson Rice and family, Sunday.
Master Millard Young. of near Ma
rlon, who haSbeen visiting Paul CMt-
| ter, returned home.
Misses Edith and Ruth Reeder spent
Sunday In Canton, the guests of their
| brothers. Messrs. Harry and curtis
Rpeder
Mr.. Howard Neal was the guest
OF Miss Helen Kelley Of Mt Gnead
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, Of
| Bucyrus spent Tuesday at the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. ID. A. Tobias
Mr.. Charles Clutter and family were
in Marion saturday
| Mrs. G. A. Rowe r. visiting friends
and relatives at Croton this week.
Amy Splece who has been visiting
| her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Spiece. of Iberia. returned home sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Gibson. of near
New Winchester, were the guests OF
\ John Miller and family Sunday
Wallace and Ernest Hill, Of near
Mhnnett. were the guests of w. j.
Weir and ramiIy last week.
Helen and Edwin Kennedy were the
| guests OF william Reeder and fam
| lily of near Martel this week.
Mesdames Mary hin and, Lydia Hin.
anon were the guests of Mrs Mary
Linn, Tuesday.
The festival given last Friday even
| Ing by the lecture bureau was well at
| tended and the sum Of $50 was taken
in.
Miss Estella Rice. who has been at
tending school in Ada, returned home
| Saturday.
! DR.. and Mrs G. L. Baker were the
! guests of Marion friends Monday.
| Chlldren's exercises will be cb-
served at the NJ. Il. church Sunday
evening, June rs,
| Rev. and Mrs. Jay E. johnson, who
| have been. living on. the Rosencgans
property. moved their household goods
/ a.. ss.thI,,fFa NTntuluu nj usflI saei1a
IMRh Eev. Albert Gulledge and fam
| lily hi -----.
Mr.. Tom Baker. ana family were
the guests of Mrs. Sam Baker SUM
lday. +--5s.s-s
Mrs. Dora Clutter was the guest OF
her, fa4ber. pir., Epis, Doughty, of near
Agosta, Tuesday. ID I
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church held an ice cream
| festival at the home OF Mr.. Hanso3
| Rice Thursday evening.
| Misses Helen and Catherine Tobias,
| Mrs Bnley and daughter, Eva, of
Bucyrus, and Miss Cook. of Cleveland,
| were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. ID. A.. no
bias Saturday.
Mr.. w. j. Weir and daughters Edith
and Ethel. Mrs. Mary Jones. Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. II. Weir and son Edwin, Wal
lace and Ernest Hill Messrs. Harold
Brooks and Darrell Mitchell attended
the commencement In Marion Friday
levening.
Misses Edith and Ruth Reeder
| were the guests of VIII Reeder and
| family Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Edith and Ethel Weir were
the guests of Mrs. /, t. Weir Wednes-
day.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church met
and cleaned the church Thursday aft
| ernoon.
Mr.. Tom Slagle ana family, Mr.
and Mrs. d. r. Neal ana Mrs, G, w.
INeal were Marion shoppers Tuesday
Mrs, ella Weir and son, Ellery.
were guests of AIr. lG. r.. Beers and
family Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Rosencrans was the
guest OF Mrs. Maggie Clutter Tuesday
| lafternoon.
Cherry picking is now In progress
In this part Of the country although
rather small they are very plentiful
this year.
Mrs. WIN Dawson, of north ot town,
Is the possessor of Il curious looking
turkey which has four legs of which
the pair behind are used In walking,
while the other pair project out IN
front.
While on her way from church
Sunday forenoon the horse which Miss
Ada Brooks was driving became
frightened at an automobile, the oc-
cupant was thrown from the buggy
and deep cash was cut in her fore
head The horse ran to the BROOKS
farm. two miles north OF town, whera
| II was captured. The occupants In
lthe automobile took Miss Brooks to
her home.
Marion, the little son of Mr.. ana
Mrs Llnas Spiece, while endeavorlns
TO escape from a setting. hen Monday
afternoon fell into the open cistern.
How long he was in ;he water Is not
known but his mother, hearing ms
cries, rushed to his assistance ana
found him clinging to an old pump
for safety. The little one Is DONG
nicely today.
Tiger Rowe, the two-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Oran Rowe, while
playing i'm the yard Monday afternoon
found a bottle of ammonia of when
/ he drank part Of the contents. Home