The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-28
PROSPECT

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Prospect, o., Jan. 2S-Mr j. j..
Thomas. the popular agent of the G..
ID. & NJ was united in marriage TO
Miss Maggie Lloyd, a charming young
lady of Prospect by Rev. Harris of
Radnor. The ceremony was performed
at the parsonage at o'clock Wednes
day evening. They were attended by
Mr.. Ivan Lloyd of Prospect and Miss
Peel OF Radnor. After a brief honey
moon at Cincinnati they will return
TO Prospect and reside at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry Lloyd.
| Miss Mabel Lands, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Earl Russell of Della
ware county at the Lutheran parson-
age Sunday evening at o'clock by
| Rev. L. II. Hurrelbrink. They Were
attended by Miss Gail Smeltzer and
Mr.. Edward Lauer. Mr. and Mrs Rus
sell win reside on farm south of
Prospect.
| Mr.. Everett Robinson OF Bucyrus
was a Prospect visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. p. NJ. Cast and Mr.. #. b.
Smith were at Marion Saturday night
attending the reorganization of the
| Marion County Rural Mail Carriers
Association, held at the new post
office. D
Rev. Hayden OF Rlchwood will con-
duct the services here in the Baptist
| church next Sunday Jan. 20.
Mrs. Frank Cone Is prospecting
around Richmond, Va, with the in
| tention of purchasing nice farm in
the vicinity if a satisfactory loca-
| tion can be found.
| Mr. and Mrs. W., r.. Thomas and
daughter visited Thursday night and
Friday with relatives at Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Cummings en-
tertalned at O'clock dinner Satur-
day evening. Rev. and Mrs. Baum
gardner and daughter Helen, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Kuchner and daugh
ter Dorothy and Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
| Ramey.
Mrs. Prior Cox and Mrs. George
Johnson spent Thursday with Mrs. G.
Miley at Marion.
Mrs. Addie English spent part of
last week with her son, NJ. Earl Eng
lish at Columbus.
Mr.. A. II. Smlthson left Tuesday for
Columbus, and London, o.. and will
be away over Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Woklheater of Della
ware was the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. John Evans, Thursday.
Mrs. w. l.. Cox spent several days
last week with her aunt Mrs, Jennie
| Yates at Delaware.
Mrs. ]. w. Petty and son. Herbert
visited the past week with her sister
Mrs. L. r. Russell, at Newark.
Mrs. George Weiland and little
daughter Margaret Of Mt. Gilead and
Mrs. Ride OF Delaware, were guests
of Mrs. Harvey Wolfley Thursday.
At the corn show at Springfield, O.,
Mr.. c. N. Price took the following
prizes: 10 ears white corn 9th prize;
10 ears colored corn, 3rd prize; ear
white corn, sth prize; out of 149 en-
| tries.
Mrs Vail Hunter of Columbus,
spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. IL.
ID. Beavers.
Mrs. Catharne Able of Marion was
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Schilling, Monday.
Mr.. II. N. Mounts and family were
guests OF their son, Mr.. Harry Mounts
of Marion Sunday.
Mrs, John Cellers and daughter Miss
Belle Cellers spent Friday with rela
tives at Delaware.
Mr.. William Herr, spent Sunday
evening in Marion.
Mr.. ]. M. Cast will have a pub
lie sale February Z, 1911 at his farm
east of Prospect.
G.. Nj. Biggerstaff Of Radnor was a
visitor at Prospect Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. Mayfield died at her
home near Codding last Friday even
ing. She was 80 years old. She leaves
a husband and two children. her
mother Mrs. Cathar1ne Almendinger
and two brothers, Joseph and Harry
Almendlnger.
The funeral was held at the Pros
pect M. f., church, Monday morn
ing with Rev. Wisely of Green Camp
and Rev. Bumgardner officiating. The
remains were inferred in the Prospect
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpert Sutley at
tended the wedding of Mr.. James
Campbell and Miss Mayme Wasser
at Marion Wednesday noon.