The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-12
ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERY
PART OF THE COUNTY
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Mr.. Fred and Mr.. George Landon of
Marion who will take possession and
carry on the farm work after August
10Th
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec. Prettyman and
sonThomas are guests of their son
Harry Prettyman in Ashtabula this
week.
Miss Marie Virden is visiting rela-
tlves in and near Nevada.
Miss zoa Scott is entertaining Miss
Curry, a lady friend of Letla, o.
Miss Patton. Miss Van Meter, Rev.
Scott and daughter, Miss Oza Lingo
and Miss Calvin were in Marion
Monday.
w. r.. Milsor who formerly resided
in Marion and who rented the Bon
ner farm, west of town, and moved
upon them April 1st is n very sue
cessful farmer On Tuesday last he
threshed 1000 bushels of oats. selling
1926 bushels for thirty-eight cents per
bushel He has sixty-five acres Of
etxor good corn. His hay was good
and his fine late potatoes. Bach to
the farm meant money to him as 1t
win be to many others. Good plan
ming and hard work and the poorest
farm In the woods of Colonel Bob
Seeds can be made 20 pay.
Mrs G. A. L. Markwith is now guest
OF her sister at Welston, Ohio. con-
templates a visit of several weeks.
Prof. w. A. Miller completed n
short, Teachers preparatory Course"
In Ada last week and now for a few
days with his family is recuperating
as guests at the country home of
Jacob Miller his uncle, three miles
rorth of LaRue. He Is superintendent
of the Byhalla public schools and al
so superintendent or the public
schools of that township and will
commence work September u. His
thesis at the Ohio Northern university
last week on railroads and a thorough
explanation of THE Block System.
as used on the Pennsylvania lines
was highly complimented by the fa-
Guilty of that institution of learning.
The many friends of Miss DeMural
Morris are congratulating her on the
god fortune Of securing n school in
Marion for the ensuing year. This
caused her to resign. The school
already secured in Caledonia and II
is reported that a highly esteemed
young lady of our town will teach in
her place in Caledonia.
DIR. j. Il. Virden and daughter of
New York city is now here visiting
mis- aged mother anI other relatives
in LaRue and Meeker. ..-.'...
The aged Mr. Wright of Columbus.
O.. was prostrated by the heat Sat
rrday evening while here visiting
relatives. For some time his life was
despaired OF but he has so far re-
covered as to return to his home
Friday morning. He was accompan-
led home by his son Samuel Wright
OF Dublin, who was called here Sum
day last. gtto 1h4
Miss Nina Smiley is guest OF rela-
tives and friends in Byhalia this
week. f r
Mrs. Patterson and son Ralph of
Essu' visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. s. c. Smiley Tuesday.
Mrs. Matt Thornberg spent the past
week with Marion friends.
William Kinnamon and w. 10. Den.
man have purchased fine new REQ
1NN'ih"plIeS' " 10 secure, which Mr.
penman visited the factory in .Lans-
ing, Michigan. he was accompanied
by c. G.. Brown of Marion and had
the pleasure of riding home in his
own new machine. For several davs
Mrs. Eenman has been n great suf.
ferer with blood poisoning in he,
right foot, being under the physician,
care but was sufficiently recovered
TO venture forth with the family to
attend reunion at Rodgers Lake
| Morrow county. Friday. OF course
the new REQ conveyed them.
the aged Mr.. Samuel Tannyhin n
fleetwood is now visiting his son q
NJ. Tannyhill. the merchant here.
Dr' Severns of Algier, o.. spen
Thursday in our m'dst visiting at
the home OF ID. NJ. Bell and calm,
upon friends
Mrs. Clara Davis has returned from
a weeks outing at the home of he
parent near Hepburn.
M. A. Pickering of Marion Is sp,nd
ing part of his two weeks vacatio,
the guest of LaRue friends
Miss Cunningham OF Marion Il
spending few days az the home o