The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
PROSPECT.

Prospect o., Marcn IA 1eNlNul
wave is sweeping Prospect. Rev. Nj
ID. Baumgardner, pastor of the Meth
oGjst Episcopal church is holding
series of interesting meetings which
are very we'll attended. over a hum
dred conversions have Deen made dur
ing the past nve weeks, nearly all
adults. A good number OF the business
men of Prospect from all denomina-
tions are taking active part In the
services.
II. d. Beavers had a horse sale,
Monday.
Most interesting and pleasing was
the meeting of the Mothers club
Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. l.. II. Mcneil, on East Water
street. Needework, conversation and
an enjoyable luncheon made the att
ernoon most pleasant
Mr.. Ollie Neimeyer left on Tuesday
for Pittsburg, where he will exhibit
his prize winner Scorcher hunting dog
Dictator" This is the only one from
his kennels entered at the Pittsburg
Dog Show.
Mrs. Henry Woftey delightfully."- en-
tertalned company of little friends
at dinner Thursday In honor of her
daughter Ruths ninth birthday an
nlversary. The table was very pretty
in its decorations or red, white and
blue. A nice three-course dinner was
served Those present were; Misses
Dorothy Kuehner. Mary Finefrock,
Florence Beavers Helen Johnson,
III
Halliday, of Delaware.
break in the hign tension wire on
Monday evening near the planning
min put the electric lights out for
several hours.
Miss Merle Schenck is visiting this
week with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Hoffman.
MIR. Levi scheetz, who was hurt Il
few weeks ago, is able to be out
agnin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller enter
tained over Sunday their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kim
nell of Forest, Ohio.
Mrs. n. c. Hilford will have sale
at her residence March II.
Mrs. A. l.. Cast is attending this
week the millinery opening at Co
lumbus, and Clevelanc.
Miss GLADYS Smith. who is going to
school at Delaware. visited Sunday
with her father, Thos. b. Smith.
Miss Emma and MIR. Ernest Stuckey,
who are attending college at Tiffin, o.,
We're here over Sunday.
{ Mr.. Harry Prouse returned from Los
al Nkfi
spend some time with his aunt, Mrs.
il. ID. Beavers.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church held
an all-day session at the home Of Mrs.
w. l.. Cox, last Wednesday. At the
noon hour u splendid dinner was en-
joyed.
a fine baby girl was born Tuesday
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wood, residing
ON the David Hughes farm.
Mr. II. w. Herbster Is attending this
week the convention or hardware deal
ers at Cleveland.
Mrs. Fred Sauer is spending a few
days at the home of ner sister, Mrs
Walter Hersey, at Ashley, O.
MIR and Mrs. VIM. Tharp, who have
lcen visiting Mrs. Tharp's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Il. G., Stockman, return
ed to their home In Columbus Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. StoclIman, who
will take medical treatment with a
specialist
Mr.. Elmer Roberts of Lima, was In
town Monday on business.
Six fine deer heads have arrived
for j. G, stuckey. David Hughes and
John and Jacob Carey, who killed the
animals In Maine, last fall on hunt
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stiffler and
little son departed Wednesday for
their new home at Bellaire, Mich
igan.
Miss Ruth Wolny spent Saturday
and Sunday with Misses Ruth ano
Anna Halliday at Delaware.
Mr. Frank Bemens and family were
entertained at the nome of Jees'
Fritch. Sunday
Mrs. Percy Codding and Mrs. r. Il
Pace and daughter, Evalyn, returned
to their home In Cleveland Friday
after a weeks visit with relatives,
The members of the Inter Nos clul
enjoyed a delightful indoor plcplc Il
the home of Miss Edna Stockwel
Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Wottrlng and daughte
Marguerite, were Marion visitors Sat
urday.
Jess Hess was a Marion visitor
Thursday.
The Scioto river became so higi
Wednesday morning that the track
of the c.. ID. & NJ. south of Newman
were Hooded and the cars were stop
ped between Prospect and Newman
kirkpatrick.
Kirkpatrick. o.. March "A ter
pound daughter was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Jess Rice, Tuesday.
Mr. VIM. Dawson spent Wednesda
Az Columbus.