The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-15
THREE DEATHS
AT REDWOOD
Mrs. Elizabeth Stout, j. r.
Griffith and William Lowe
Die During Week.
Musical at christian is
Very Interesting ng-Draws
Fine Crowd.
Redwood Gets Postal Saw
ings Bank High School
to Give Play.

Redwood, Dec. 15.-A large crowd
was in attendance at the musicale
given Wednesday evening at the
Christian church by Lester Hugo
Castle. Of Chicago, and Rev.. j. Ben
net. of Kentland, Indiana, assisted by
several young women OF Richwood.
The program consisted of vocal Sc
lections by Mr.. Castle, Miss Elizabeth
King and Miss Blanche Whitehead,
who we're accompanied at the piano
by Miss Julia King. Rev. Bennett, as
monologuist. delighted his audience
with number of clever selections.
A fine sum of money was realized
from the sale of tickets.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stout died at her
home in FLEETWOOD Sunday morning
at o'clock. Death was the result
of stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Stout
WAS born November 10, 1S45, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Dennison. She was married to o. A.
Stout when quite young and of this
union was born one son, ollie Stout.
Mr.. Stout preceded his wife in death
by a number of years. Funeral SER
vices were held at the home Tuesday.
afternoon, Rev. Cramcr officiating.
Interment was made in the Hopcwell'
cemetery.
Miss Anna Glassmeyer OF Rich
wood, is visiting her brother, Clifford
Glassmeyer, in Marion.
Col. and Mrs j. Vaughan, of Ma
rion, spent Sunday in Richwood.
O. Il. Ledly, of Redwood, is spend
ing q few weeks in Marion, under
going treatment with a specialist for
complication of diseases.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church, held
"candle-llght" meeting Sunday even
ing. Each person attending took a
candle, and at the opening of the
meeting, these were lighted, furnish
ing the only light. An interesting
program was rendered by the mem-
bers. r
,Richwood has been designated as
one Of the places for the establishing
of postal savings bank. The date
for the opening has been set for jan
uary 70. The postmaster. G. III. HUH
man, will have charge of the business
of the bank.
After a long illness OF cancer OF
the stomach and paralysis of the
heart, death came 10 John ID. Griffith
at his home on Franklin street, Friday
morning at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Griffith
was aged 60 years, and was veteran
Of the civil war. He is survived by
| his widow, and three children, Mrs
II ] Rice of West Jefferson, Mrs.
r. A. Kirby Of Redwood, and Charles
Griffith OF Magnetic Springs Funeral
services were held from the late resi-
dence, Sunday afternoon, at 1 O'CLOCK
Rev. N. j. Kinney officlated. Inter
ment was made in Claiborne ceme-
terry.
..The Talk of the Town." a home
talent play. will be given next Tues
ldav and wednesday evenings, by the
high school, at the Redwood opera
house. The play is being staged and
directed by Miss Lulu Mae WILCOX
and is TO be made up of a short COM
edy sketch, fancy drills and songs,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Dickinson and
daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday in
Redwood.
Hubert ana Henry shipley left
Monday for Inglis, Florida where
they will spend the winter.
Miss Barbara Spohn and Miss
Maude Dean spent Tuesday in Colum-
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Staley, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Meyer, and Mr.. and Mrs
]. Kinikln attended the stock sho"
| in Chicago last week.
w. c. Woods, a butcher at Rich
| wood, was the victim of n runaway
which resulted in serious ran LOT
him wednesday evening. Mr.. WOODS
was delivering meat in sled anu
was standing up driving when the
sled runner skldded. The horses pc
came frightened and bolted' throwing
Mr.. Woods out on his head When
picked up, he was unconscious Be
side the injury to his head, he Is SUI
fering from internal injuries, ana If
I'm serious condition.
william Lowe, aged 10 years dled
at his home near FLEETWOOD, saturday
morning. His death was caused D.
diabetes lie Is survived by three
children, Mrs. Susan Baker OF kenton
and Freeman and John Lowe OF Lees
burg. Funeral services were held
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock at his
late home, Rev. w. M. WarJoh' OF
adating. Interment was made IN
Claiborne cemetery.
The Christmas program OF the
BAPTIST church Will be rendered "eu-
nesday evening at 7 o'clock. The pro-
gram will be very interesting and eV-
eryone Is invited to be present
william d. MCGEE and A. A. NC
Gee were in attendance at the luheral
services Of r., A. HawsSins at upper
Sandusky Friday.