The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11

Jacob Miller who lives three miles
north of town had his valuable two
year old colt badly hurt by running
into barb wire fence.
]. N. Rodgers who makes his home
in Marion visited his son and others
In IaRue a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packer and two chill
dren visited at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Bell
few days last week.
George Manley. Yes Mulvain, VIM.
Drake, l.. ID. Copeland and several
others we're in Redwood Labor day.
Labor day passed off very quietly
with us. No demonstration Of any
kind being made save the closing Of
the banks and the postofiica was
closed in the afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hussey and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL
sutton and r. l.. Rathell attended
| the Labor day demonstration in Bu-
cyrus Labor day.
DIR. and Mrs S. NJ. Hesser went In
auto Tuesday two miles west of wy
Iandot and attended the Mcbride
golden wedding.
After a few days visit with Lima
friends Miss Mabel Rodgers return
ed home Tuesday.
After two weeks visit with friends
| In Paulding county r.. S. Edmeston,
returned home Wednesday.
w. l.. Marsh had the misfortune to
have "a valuable COW killed on the Big
Four railroad near his residence west
| OF town Wednesday morning.
Thursday afternoon Rev. Sutton at
tended the funeral OF Ada NJ. infant
daughter and only child Of Ezra and
Minnie Burgess. who after several
days Of suffering died Wednesday
morn of Spinal Meningitis, aged
no months and 25 days. The child
| died at the home of It's grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs Fred Furer. Funeral
Twas held in the church of God three
Imiles east of Mt. Victory Burial made
in the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Maggie Muvaine, Mrs. Joseph
Goggs and Mr.. IL. w. Myers attend
led the funeral of the Burgess child
Thursday.
G. N. Myers, Republican candidate
for mayor. was in Marion on business
Thursday.
|
eral months existed between w. IL.
Sprague and r. M. Swallem In the
meat business has been mutually dis
solved. Mr.. Swallem retiring from
the firm.
| Floyd Terry and family have NOV
ed into the property vacated by ID.
L NJ. Bell on West Vine street
Lycurgus Terry and family of near
Marsellles visited his aged mother,
Mrs, Mary A. Terry one day last
week.
| Mrs. Nancy Yoaham is now guest
at the home of Roselen Harris, west
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ], Chsytter have
returned from a two weeks visit with
Relatives In Columbus.
| j. X. Peters and wife OF Marion vis-
| tied Mrs. Peters mother here few
days last week.
The aged Mrs. Mary scanlin who
lfor some time has visited In Penn
Isylvania, where she took quite sick,
has returned home. Her
daughter, Mrs. John Thombs went
Ifrom LaRue to that state and when
4 the mOtner was fnBnily pet'ei
brought her to the Thombs home in
this village She is very Ill,
lher life is despaired and her two
daughters from a distance are now
guests at the Thombs home.
Joseph Johnson and wife recently
Visited relatives and friends in
Ada.
| James Crowley. Jr.. and wife and
lC. II. sutton We're guests Of Agosta
Ifriends one day last week.
]. w Slagle. Clay Seffner and Geo,
Raub autoed to Columbus Sunday.
Rev. II. II. Hoyt, delivered a sermon
In the r. b. Church here Sunday.
! After nearly two weeks whiting
lrelatives and friends in Marietta, O.,
land Wheeling and Parkersburg,. Va.
Alexander Robinson returned 'homs