The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-02
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The Ladies Aid society of the f.
b. church held u profitable meeting
at the home of Mrs. Willis Clark Wed
nesday afternoon. Sewing occupied the
larger portion of the time. Refresh
ments We're served. Mrs. w. f. Kniilln
the newly elected president presided
with becoming favor and dignity.
our Citizens Lecture Course Asso-
citation has met with such liberal
patronage that they were enabled to
add an extra lecture to our five num-
bcr course. This lecture was delivered
last Tuesday evening by Prof. Latham
Of Cedar Rapids Iowa. His subject
was ''The Worlds Great Battlefield"
He is a polished gentleman, Il rapid
talker, no loss for words and phrases
most fitting. He spoke of the child
the youth, middle age and the decline
of life. His thoughts were new, i'm
pressive and good, highly pleasing the
large audience who favored him with
their presence.
Mr.. John Jerome father of j. j.
Jerome our electrician of Geneva
ohio, was the guest of his son and
family Monday evening and Tuesday.
Morton j. Hartman and Ed Hug
gins Of Marion We're business visitors
IN our town Monday and Tuesday.
The M Il. quarterly session was
held with the Montgomery NJ. Il.
church Saturday and Sunday. District
superintendent VIM. Is. McBrackney
Was present and delivered several cx-
ccllont sermons.
II. NJ Butler has purchased of
Francis j. Nc Clure the ten acre
resided ten or twelve years. Mrs.
Mcclure is now a resident Of Willis
ton North Dakota.
Mr. John Thompson was Il business
visitor in Marion Monday.
Tuesday passenger train west
which reaches here about noon
brought the body of Mrs. Angenette
Thompson who died Sunday after
noon at her residence ON Silver street,
Marion. Fifteen relatives accompan-
led the remains which were taken
from here to the Otterbein u. B.
church some eight miles distance by
Mr., Markwith our funeral director.
A number of relatives followed tho
funeral cortege to that church where
following funeral services by Rev.
Sutton they were laid to final rest in
the cemetery adjoining,
After an absence Of a week as the
guest of his daughter, near Kenton
| Mr., r. h. Bonner returned home Tues
day evening.
A MIR Dean of near West Mansfield
has moved into our village and for
the present Is occupying some rooms
| in the home of Mr.. Slower on North
High street,
MIR. Carl Smith OF Redwood moved
his household goods Wednesday and
| will live in one NJ. $. Burdges houses
on north High streto
| Mr.. /, n Roush who for some years
has resided on farm west of town
moved some of his farm implements
etc Wednesday to the Thomas Wo-
gan farm near Marseiles where hC
will reside the ensuing year.
| Mrs. Nette Beaver OF north of Ma
rlon was the guest of her sister Mrs
G. II. Sutton Tuesday
| Mrs. John M Bell returned
home Saturday after visit with rela
tlves in and about columbus.
A party of old soldiers and theil
families paid visit to the home o
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Bell Wednesday
evening and pleasantly surprised theil
host and hostess. A fine 6yster sup
per was had and excellent vocal ant
instrumental music enjoyed
Mrs. w. Y Ieslie and Mrs Chino
weth OF near Alarseilles were guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Leslie Wed