The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-02

on tie road east OF Meeker
Miss Cecil stayner, former tele-
phone girl of Marion, is now with her
parents here, and is employed In our
telephone office.
w. T.. Denman, contemplates maxi
ing some real estate deals which when
consumated will enable him to take
life easier
Mr.. Willis and Miss Verne Millisor
of southwest OF town, spent from Sat
urday until Monday with Marion
| friends.
VIM. Thatcher, of Redwood. was
q business visitor here Saturday.
Claude Cook, travelling man OF
Marion, was caring for business here
Saturday.
| After pleasantly spending the week
with Caledonia friends, Prof. j. W.
| Armstrong returned Saturday to
spend this week with friends here.
our Sunday schools are having in
creased attendance and increasing in
terest. one hundred and fourteen
persons attended the Baptist sunday
school Sunday, the collection being
ls14.9S. one class contributed SIZE.
another class gave $234. the largest
I
| the history of that school, and no ex-
ira effort was made to secure the in
crease.
Memorial service was held In the
Presbyterian church sunday morning.
Pastor Scott with the NJ. E. congrega-
ton attended. Fourteen soldiers were
present The day was oppressively
hot and not as large a congregation
was present as was expected. Rev.
Ferguson delivered the memorial SER
mon which was an excellent prodnc-
ton. In the afternoon the old sol
dlers accompanied. by the band, drove
over and attended memorial service
at Agosta.
Mr.. Bartram aid Mr. Myers, OF
Marion. were here Monday, purchased
a lot and completed arrangements for
the burial OF Mrs Myers. They re-
| turned on the evening train and at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Myers at
1880 70. m. and on Tuesday Under
| taker Hess brought the body i'm the
Ihoarse to the LaRue cemetery. The
relatives come over on the train from
the east and following short services at
the grave burial was had.
Mrs. Victoria Brelsford and Marion
Littleton and family, of west of Ken
ton, were Sunday guests OF Stephen
Smiley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Atha, OF Beele
Center. were caring for business in
LaRue Monday.
| Ray Baughman, of Plttsburg, Pa"
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. L. BaughmaR, from Sunday
until Tuesday.
Some two hundred or more men in
the employe of the Big Four railroad
| with their cars for board and lodging,
are now at work laying new steel
| along the line near LaRue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. sutton and Mr..
| Mrs. w. f. Knlffin and Mrs j. A. Sut-
ton visited the Green Camp cemetery
and decorated the graves of relatives
Monday evening.
Hon. Grant IS. Mouser and family
of Marion. were guests Of relatives
here Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Sutton has accepted the invi-
| tation to deliver the memorial address
for the Maccabees in Hepburn sun
day at 2 y. m.
The willing Workers Sunday school
class of the Baptist church VIII hold
an ice cream and cake social at the
home of their teacher, Rev. j. II. SUIT
ton Thursday evening.
David c. Cooks new adult Bible
class quarterly for June contains a
very Interesting sketch OF ''The Pro-
gressive Bible Glass" of Meeker, Ohio,
also a fine life-like picture of their
| worthy teacher, Mrs. Samuel Moral
and nineteen members of her class
John X. Peters OF Marion, was
here on business Saturday.
Monday afternoon Miss Florence
Jones. as chauffeur, took Mrs. Maggie
Jones and Mrs. John McDale to the
cemetery with flowers TO decorate the
graves of relatives Alightng from
the auto at the cemetery Mrs. Jones
forgot to close the door of the auto.
Miss Flora started OFF In the machine
without noticing this. going but "A
short distance when she saw the open
door. Letting the auto run she reach
ed back 10 close IT, During the IN
stant from the guide wheel the ma
chine ran into a ditch, throwing Miss
Jones violently 10 the ground, badly
brusng her arm, tearing off the top
land badly injuring the machine.
George b. Harness, soldier OF the
rebellion. while attempting TO raise
a window sunday noon let II slip and
suddenly descend and catch his left
hand innictlng a very painful but not
dangerous bruise.
| Mrs Caroline Baker and mother OF
Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. Orus Blue,
of Redwood, were Tuesday guests oil
W. 9. Wilson.
w. c. Wilson has recently placed a
line new sidewalk in front OF his pro-
perty on east Vine street
Mrs Burle Hume favored the audi
ence on Memorial Sunday with an
| extra beautiful solo, eXcellently rem
tdered, for which she received many
compliments.
Quite number Of relatives from
different parts Of the state were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Aller Monday
night. They left Tuesday morning for
Chicago 10 attend the funeral OF
relative I'm that city.
Ed Huggins, of Marion, transacleu
business here Monday ana LETT Tor
Mt. Victory Tuesday morning.