The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-26

decide. Many plainly state that Sow
eral persons were permitted to vote
who had no legal residence within our
corporate limits How that may be
will all come out IL a legal investi-
cation is had.
James Crawley, Jr., and wife were
business visitors in Marion. Monday
j. ID. Gillespie, Basil Ridgeway, Jr,
and l.. l.. Aller transacted business
in Marion, Monday.
After spending Sunday with his
family Mr.. Johnson, OF LaRue
Creamery, returned from Westerville
here Monday.
After pleasantly spending a few
days as guests Of relatives in Marion,
Mrs. Harry Toplin and child returned
home Monday evening.
Harvey Swallem was in Agosta on
business Monday.
After spending several weeks as
tourists in the great South land, Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Cronley left Daytona,
Florida, en- route homeward, January
is. They will stop off for several
days at Chattanooga, Tenn, reaching
home about February 1.
A few days ago Mrs. John II. Du-
sang, who resides a few miles south
west of town, fell down stairs and
very severely sprained her ankle. She
is still confined to her bed and suffers
continuous pain.
Mrs. Milton Moral, who lives north
Of town. is quite sick. She Is thought
to be slowly recovering.
DIR. Virden, Of Columbus, came in
Monday, to visit his brother. r. ID.
Virden, who for months has been a
sad victim Of rheumatism.
Mr.. q. r, Baughman's Sunday
school class accompanied with their
children and a few invited guests.
making in all nfty-four persons, met
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs w. r.
Knillin, on east Vine street, Tuesday
evening. After social greetings a fine
literary entertainment was had. sew
eral persons taking part I'm readings
ana music. Charles and Oliver Shirk
with violin and guitar, and Mrs. knit
fin and Mrs. Seacord with piano ac-
compartment gave some beautiful
selections, following which election
of officers took place resulting in Mrs
Sallie Houser, president; Mrs. George
Swallem, secretary; Mrs. Vernon Sea-
cord, vice president Mrs. w. Ic. Knif-
fin, treasurer. Ice cream and cake
We're served, aud very enjoyable
time was had, Every one came away
voting Mr.. and Mrs. Knifdn delight
ful host and hostess, and the outlook
for the future Of the class very ia
Yorable.
The Ladies' Aid society of Baptist
church held well attended and in
terestiug meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. VIM. Drake, Wednesday.
The aged Mr. Sumner Cleveland,
who formerly resided north OF town.
died at the home OF a relative near
fleetwood Tuesday. His remains were
brought TO LaRue, Thursday, and
funeral service held in the NJ, Il,
church at 1880 p M, by Pastor Wise
ley. For slXty-four years Mr. Cleye-
land was "A worthy member of this
church ana held In high esteem by all
who knew him. as possessing the
character OF Christian.
Rev. Wiseley Is stll engaged in a
series of meetings at the M. II. church
and having good success, quite mum.
bti HhNihb OH N"NS StuAANu oll INV
new life
Harvey Swallem recently purchased
of widow Amrine the slaughter house
and land surrounding it, southwest of
town, formerly known as the "Am-
rne slaughter house" Consideration
$500.
Mrs Mitchell Lotten was called to
Findlay Friday 20 see her sick
daughter.
A few days ago Mr.. Joshua Virden,
who lives north OF town, accidentally
run a cambric needle into his loft
foot, but thus far II has caused him
no special psin.a
Mr. Lloyd yirden, Of noar Ecu.
burn pa l-aRue ffiends business