The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-06
Rev. Woodworth of Pros
pect Aidedlby Rev. Lowe
of Granville.
Progressive Five Hundred
Party at Stockwell's New
Years.
Mayor J. L. Huff and Other
Officials Take up
Duties.

assisted by Evangelist G.. ". Lowe, of
Granville, Ohio, is holding series
of revival services. Each evening the
services are well attended ana much
intcrcs, is being taken by the con-
grcEation. The services will continue
at least until the 18th Of January.
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
Evangelist Lowe will speak to mon
alone. This is expected tp be q good
meeting and a good crowd of men
is expected.
ON New Years day. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Bondley Of Prospect. Dr. ana
Mrs g.. j. Bondlcy and son Charles j..
Jr., and Mrs Titus or Big Springs.
were entertained at Marion by Mr.
and Mrs H. r. Bondlcy and family.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.. VI
Stockwell New Years evening num-
Der of young people enjoyed pro-
grcssivc 800" party Tho evening
was pleasantly enjoyed and dainty
Refreshments were served. Those
present were Mr.. ana Mrs. Amos
Cox Mr. and Mrs. Tom Finefrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SCcrest, MIR. and
Mrs. Percy Codding. Misses Maudc
Roberts, Helen Freeman, Nnlicent
Biggcrstan, Hazel Osborn. Messrs
| Earnest Cox. Lloyd Dix. Guy Maize.
Fred Dix and Harold Osborn.
Mr. ana Mrs. s. o. Thomas have
| returned from a visit with relatives
at Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mclntirc. OF
| Crcstinc. visited the past week with
| Mr.. and Mrs VIII Ockcr
Miss tFlorence Francis OF Marion So
| ,.t.
Misses Emma Stuckey Louise
! Wottring. Princess Court and Mr.
Ernst Stuckcy returned to Heidelberg
university, Tnin, ohio, after a please
ant holiday vacation at their homes
| In Pros9ect
Tuesday evening the old officials Of
| the corporation closed their affairs
and the new officers took up their du-
tiles as follows: Mayor, j. L. Hun,
D.: marshal, Luther smith. d.; clerk,
oscar Cast r.; treasurer, G.. f.
| Swancy, D.. assessor. W. J.. Cox, D.;
council Bert Fish, b. ~. Fox. w T..
Hess T.. II. Wottring Democrats; T.
NJ. Stockwell and q. +. Cast, RepUb-
| Leans.
The w. II. NJ S. of the AT L.
church met az the home of Mrs. l.. O.
WiicoN, Tuesday afternoon, January
., with the following new officers
! taking their respective places: Mrs,
r. a. Wilcox. president; Mrs. Charles
| Ramey, vice president; Mrs. :. G..
Trecse, recording secretary; Mrs
Clara Swaney treasurer; Mrs. A. Il.
Johnson secretary of literature; Mrs
! McNcill, secretary OF mite box, ana
| Mrs. j. B Barker, secretary Of tenn
| perance. The society viii meet at
| the home OF Mrs. NJ. d. Baumgurdner
Tuesday afternoon, February G.
Pierce Hawk and wife, Of Essex,
| Ohio, were guests Of r. 4. Hawk and
wife last Tuesday.
Mrs. Estella Stoncbrakcr attended
| the funeral Of her cousin, Miss Mag
gic Wallis. at Broadway, last Friday.
Lloyd and Fred Dis spent sunday
| and Monday with friends at Wood
stock, Ohio.
c. l.. Hollcnbach was the guest of
| friends at Wheeling, w, Va, during
| the holidays,
Mrs r. II. Griffith and daughters,
! Mary and Esther, were Marion vis-
itors during the holidays.
The Fluer-de-Lis club enjoyed an
other dance at the township hall Fri
day night
Miss Elsie Hahn Of Marion, wus
the gucs, of AIiss Margaret Freeman
| Monday,
Miss Helen Dix was the guest Of
relatives at Marion several days last
| week.
Mr. and Mrs r. \. WilcoX delight
eully entertained The members of The
| Philharmonic society of the NJ y.
| church at their home on East Water
street, Tuesday evening,
Mr John Merchant has been NJ
the past week.
Mrs. r.. Roberts suffered a stroke of
paralysis at her home south of town
Friday night but is somewhat inn
roved.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Bensley at
tended the funeral of Mrs, Sarah Cor
hin at waldo sunday
Mrs w. NJ. Petit returned to her
home IN Dayton Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Greek.
mrs Eva d. Gard and daughter,
Ruth Of Toledo, We're the guests of
Mrs. j. n. Freeman sunday and Mon
| day
/
| Miss Elsie Hahn, of Marion, this
| week.
MIR. and Mrs. h. ID. Mohr and little
| son. of Ashley, We're guests of rel9-
tVes here this week.
Mrs. Lydia Mohleater ana grani-
daughter. Helen Evans of Delaware,
| were guests OF the latters parents
Mir. and Mrs. John Evans, THURSDAY
Il. NJ. Horne OF Sandusky spcht
several days last week at the home
Of Mrs. n. j. Cellars
The poverty social held IN the base
ment of the NJ. E. church Thursday
evening proved very ENJOYABLE to n
large crowd. The different costumes
represented furnished much amuse-
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