The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
IMPORTANT INCIDENTS AND EVENTS BY
OUR OUT TOWN CORRESPONDENTS

slant employment as bookkeeper for
the Slanser Lumber CO.. Mr.. W. T.|
Marsh closed his work with uhat|
company Thursday evening, and al
new man from Columbus took charge
of the position March first. Such
long employment with one company
speaks well for both employer and
employe. Mr.. Marsh has not yet de-
cidod in what business he will az
present engage.
Our old friend of j. j. Jerome,
state Inspector Of boilers, who at
present resides i'm Marion, but con-
templates an early removal and open
ing an office in Columbus. was i'm our
town on official business Wednesday
Charles Price and wife and ohild
Of Marion, were Saturday and sun
day visitors of Mr. Prices parents.
We arc pleased 70 note that John
X. Peters, our former business man.
at present dealer in musical instru-
ments I'm Marion, has announced
himself as a candidate Tor county
auditor, subject to the decision of
primary election. Mr.. Peters Is we'll
qualified for the position and has an
unnumbered host Of friends, who
will gladly assist him in the race.
ID. II. Clifton, of DcCHm, cared for
business here, Monday
w. A. Virden. who formerly resided
on a farm north of town recently
paid prolonged visit to relatives IN
Fndlay. While there nc was stricken
with paralysis.
Rev. A. NJ. Virden, Of Oklahoma.
Is now here visiting relatives and
friends and upon his return will take
his afflicted father w. A. Virden. to
his western home, where he expects
to live.
The lPythian Sisters gave fare
well service at the new X. of r. hall
aud MRS. Alspach and family. More
than one hundred persons We're
present. Refreshments were served,
A social hour was enjoyed, and the
lights gave notice that midnight was
approaching ere the happy throng
departed homeward.
Clarence Smith, insurance man Of
Marion, cared for business here
Wednesday
Mr.. Ray Miller, of eClin, has en-
tered into u partnership with his
brother, Eugene Miller, of near Ar
bella, to farm together next season
on Mr. Miller's farm, and moved
from DeCum to his brothers farm,
Thursday morning.
The trustees of Is. of p. building
began placing iron FIRE escapes on
their structure Thursday
George Parish. "a few miles west of
town, held a public sale of chattel
property at his residence. Thursday.
A large number of persons were
present and good round price was the
rule OF articles sold.
After more than seven weeks of
suffering and under the physicians
care, part of which time her life
was despaired Of. Mrs. James Head
is slowly recovering, not yet able to
sit up i'm bed Her daughter is also
sick. That family have, as they de-
serve the symapthy Of all who know
them.
The aged Mrs. Mary Little. who
| lives west of town, rounded her sew
lenty-sXth year of age Tuesday. She
enjoys excellent health for one of
her years, for some time she has
made her home with her son, w. IL.
Little
John Grenawalt still suffers with
what Is thought to be cancer of the
liver. no hope being entertained foT
his permanent recovery Mr.. Grena-
walt is a prosperous farmer who re-
sides five miles south of LaRue.
Once again the LenoX common
school is destitute of a teacher. two
teachers having resigned, the board
OF education Of Bowling Green town
ship now seeks TO employ teacher tC
complete two months more of the
school term. This is small school
good pupils and pleasantly located
two miles west of LaIiue.
| 6. G. Allinger is recovering from
a severe cold which confined him L
his home for several days.
NJ. g. Clements was in Marion ol
business Thursday.
Up to the present time IL is almOs
impossible to drive with degree o
safety along the Winemac pike from
Artie Straw's residence to IL. j. Con
leys corner because of the driftel
snow caused by the board and hedg
fence along the sides OF the road
This part Of the pike Is avoided b.
taking the east and west mud roal
Just south of Mr.. Straw's ana comm
out ON the LaItue and Essex pike,
Mr. and Mrs, J. IL, Leonard lef
Daytona, Florida, for home here o
Tuesday and are expected to reacl
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