The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21

cited several humorous aud also path |
etic selections, the service was instruc-
tive and win give an incentive 10 tho
Sunday school.
The Childrens day service was
held at the NJ H. church last sun
day evening, having large audience
Selected music well rendered and the
many children and young people did
exceeding well. Many spc3kng in
their praise.
Children's day exercises will he held
at the Baptist church next Sunday cv-
ening. The pupils Of the Sunday
school ara deeply interested and prac.
tcing each afternoon. The members
Of each class Of the smaller pupils
are striving to excel each other in
rendering their scverai parts.
MIR. and Mrs Grant r. Mouser VI
Marion were Sunday guests of rela-
tives here and both attended the B1p.
tist Sunday school.
Byron sordcn has disposed of his
real estate and chattel property IN
DcClin house and lot. store building
and lot and four vacant lots and 9ll
his stock of general merchandise to
Mrs William Wilcox. VINO will take
possession about August first. the
stock of goods being invoiccd pre-
virus to that time.
After pleasantly spending few days
visiting relatives in Marion. Mr.
Joseph n. Rodgers returned home
Friday evening and assures every one
that his eye sight is slightly restored
Miss Annabellc Myers, Miss Mamie
Thornrurg. Miss Faye Hesser. Miss
Fcrol Mannon. four OF our highly cs.
tened school mistresses left here for
Wooster, o.. Monday morning to at
tend II summer preparatory term Of
school
Miss Mataa Paulsen. Miss Bess
Mills, Miss Hattie Myers and Miss
Florence Jones with others left here
Monday noon for Mt Victory to at
tend the district convention OF the
daughters of Retakah
Esquire G.. n. Myers Is guest of his
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Wright
in Merton this week
! John Leslie is not so well at this
! time as he was " few days past Yet
he is not confined to his room.
Kay Rubcns clerl, IN tho Campbell
! National bank, left here Monday
/ morning to visit his brother for a few
days in New York city. lie will prob
ably return the last of the week
Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. G. w Manley
and daughter Junctta, Mrs. and Mrs
r. y. Henltlc, Miss Lcona Baughman
were few of our Marion visitors
| Monday.
Rev. "A, and Master Ray sutton
| returned from Craston. ohio. Monday
evening whore Mr.. Sutton delivered
the |. q. O. f, memorial address and
on account Of the sickness of tn
| Presbyterian pastor in Crcston. ohio,
Mr.. sutton filled the morning and cv-
ening hour of service
The Insurance adjustcr visited our
town Tuesday and nude satisfactory
adjustment of losses caused by our
late destructive fire. MIR l.. Anderson
and \. l.. Markwith with corps of
: hands are repairing their damaged
roofs etc.
NJ. l.. Sagcr. whose family rcside just
south of town and who recently pur-
chased stock of groceries In Column
bus. whore he and two sons are con
ducting business had the misfortune
to be run into by motorcycle a few
days ago badly iniurlng his left knee.
from which injury he is but slowly
| recovering.
Littt, George CLARK, son OF 6. G.
Clark, Of our village, WIS visiting
on Monday at the country home OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Myers. While running
and playing he hurstcd blood vcs-
sci In his head which dcspit' every
effort, is said to have freely hlcd for
two hours making him quite weak.
He Is now resting easy aud bids fair
for recovery.
The business room now occupied hy
! Vernon Sccord. ON saturday morning,
young MIR George Sagrr In filling the
! gasoline tank on the coffee urn the
oil caught on fire In his excitement
he threw the half gallon measure
partly filled with gasoline into wash
boiler partly filled with water setting
all on fire. Help was cHllcd. -. *.
Drake suddenly appeared and sue
cec1cd with the aid of a long poker
In getting To the door and throwing
out into the street the burning urn
etc SOM excitement was caused but
no one burned and but slight damage
done.
Miss Lena Toplin ana Miss Leona
BauGhman, returned home Friday ev-
cnng from Hillsdale college, Michigan.
They viii spend their summer vaca-
tion here.
\ committee from the Green Camp
Baptist church came to LaRuc We'd
ncsday afternoon and conferred with
the pulpit committee of the Baptist
church here as regards the employ
mont of pastor,
Some nights ago burglars attempted
to force an entrance into John Shear
ears residence near the west bridge,
but were frightened away by some
thing falling within the house at the
opportune time,
We regret to state that David NJ
Bells health is not improving and we
fail,d To see him ON our streets for