The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
ests south of town.

ests south of town.
Mrs. James Crawley. Jr.. was a busi-
ness visitor in Marion Monday.
w. f. Kniffin. superintendent of the
Free Baptist Sunday school has an
nounced that hereafter Sunday school
will commence at 9:15 and preaching
at 1916, sun time. The Sunday school
will hold Parents day, Sunday morn
ing. February D. All are invited to
attend.
w. C. Wilson was i'm Prospect Mon
day and while i'm that village acting
as installing officer he installed the
newly elected officials of the odd
Fellow lodge.
Mr.. Kennedy. formerly county sur
veyor of Union county. accompanied
by w. T.. Southard, of Marysville
were here Wednesday and made
number of measurements as regards
our proposed pike Improvement for
this village.
William II. Little. c. G. Metz. w. T.
Hniffin and wife were in Marion Oh
Thursday.
After pleasantly spending q few
days visiting with his son, John A..
Scranton, who lives north Of town,
Mr.. Leroy Scranton returned to his
home in Marion Thursday.
After n visit of a few weeks with
relatives here. Mrs. Victoria clark
left to spend u few months with her
son. John II. clark. Of Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moral Mrs
~ A. Copeland. Mrs. William Drake,
| w. II. Dcnman, Frank Melvin and j.
II. sutton were business guests in
Marion Thursday.
Byron B. Kilbourn, an aged and
| highly esteemed ctizcn ANA old sol
| dier, rounded his seventy-Second year
Of age last Sunday on Monday even
ing a number of old soldiers accom-
panied by their wives visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kilbourn and
| completely surprised them. A fine
oyster supper was served after which
"reminiscences of the war were freely
INDUCED and the "npon of night drew
on apace" ere the pleased guests de-
parted homeward wishing their host
and hostess many years of health and
happiness.
We regret to state that Mr.. ]. n.
| Rodgers still suffers very severely
from his greatly impaired eye sight.
| Accompanied by his son C. w. Rodgers
he went to Columbus Thursday where
/ he Is now being treated in the hos
! pital. The attending physician states
he hopes to improve his sight.
| Mr.. Isaac Burke. of Columbus, left
| Wednesday morning to visit his
daughter in Jackson Center. He spent
| two weeks here as q guest of his
| daughter Mrs. G. n. Baughman.
Mrs. John Robinson and daughter
were in Marion Thursday.
Mrs. Sias Smith. of Moral, Is now
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nathan
Baker, here.
J. j. Jerome. was in Marion Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary Carmine Of Green Camp
was q business visitor here several
| days this week,
John and Grover Hardin who re-
side southwest of town, were I'm Ma
rion Thursday.
Basil Ridgway, Jr., was in Marion
on business Tuesday.
So many Of our citizens travel to
| Marion and elsewhere so frequently
that It is laughingly asserted that the
| Big Four railway could not pay n dlNl-
dend to its stockholders IL 1t did not
stop for LaRue passengers.
| Coming home from Marion in his
auto last Thursday evening, just after
crossing the Erie tracks at the Scran-
ton crossing three miles north OF
town. Mr.. George w. Raub ran into
and so seriously injured Mr.. Well
| ing's horse that 1t had to be killed
The following morning Mr.. Wellins
called at the Raub home and received
from him another horse and some ar
ference in money fuzzy settling the
loss TO the satisfaction of both parties.
A slight of hand performance ana
an indian show was held in the g.
A. r. hall Monday evening.
| Quite number are purchasing
tickets at fifty cents each for an auto