The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08

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Mrs. Clara Campbell. of Marion,
spent Friday and Saturday ON her
farm north of town.
Charles Andrews and family were
guests of old friends here Saturday.
w. Il. Durkin and his sister, of
Marion, visited friends here few
days last week.
We learn that Rev. Needles, who
recently sold his farm north of town
and purchased farm southwest of
LaRue. will take possession in a few
days We also learn that Rev. Needles
has been secured to preach at the
Fairview NJ. p. church, near which
he will reside.
VIM. Landgrabe moved Tuesday
into Miss Hattie Bailey's property on
south High street.
George Swallem, ]. A. Sutton, Mrs.
N. sifritt were Marion visitors.
Wednesday,
Joe Slanser, OF Marion, cared for
business here Wednesday.
Hon. w. L. Raub fell victim to
slight paralytic stroke last Satur-
day evening, bat is now almost re-
covered.
The aged Mrs. Bonham is slowly
sinking, her life is despalred of.
Several weeks ago Il rev OF the cit
izens in and about Bells school house
met and organized Sunday school,
which is having large attendance,
and very interesting sessions. We
learn that Rev. Sutton has been Sc
cured to breach at the point each al
ternate Sunday afternoon for some
months.
A good sized audience attended NJ.
y. preaching Sunday evening and
heard a very interesting sermon on
the subject of Politics." delivered
by Pastor Wiseley
Rev. Hoyt, OF Green Camp gave an
excellent discourse in the Baptist
church Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. Maggie Jones is but slightly
improved in health.
quite number OF friends and rel
atives attended tho funeral service,
Tuesday afternoon Of Mrs. Hannah
Potter which at her request was held
at the home of death. Service was
followed by interment in the Price
cemetery.
Rev. Wisely was called Wednesday
TO near Woodland to attend the fu-
neral of the aged Mrs. Lucas.
Joseph N. Rodgers was a guest OF
his daughter in Marion and taking
treatment for his eyes from Saturday
until Monday
Mr. c. w. Rodgers is preparing to
move into his newly purchased resi-
dence on west Market street.
sIr. NJ. c. Clements will soon take
possession OF his recently purchased
home on south High street.
Mrs. Mary Il. Robinson, of New
comerstown, Mrs. Mary Sifrltt, Mrs.
Charles Hartman and daughter of
Marion, and Mrs. DR. Wood, of Hep
burn, were among those from a dis
tance who attended the funeral OF
Mrs. II. L. Potter Tuesday.
l.. III. Huggins, of Marion, and c.
II. sutton, of DaRue, cared for busl-
ness in Mt. Victory Tuesday.
David NJ. Birch, OF Agosta, was
here on business. Monday. ..
After spending several days at the
home OF Mrs. II. L. Potter and at
tending her funeral Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. McAIann and two children
returned to their home near Green
Camp. Wednesday morning and Mr..
and Mrs. w. a. iPlanS to their home
in Ashley on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King, of Rich
wood, were here Wednesday, making
ARRANGEMENTS TO take possession Of
his newly purchased residence on east
Vine street, also his elevator. They
Will probably move here by April LIST.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Baptist church held q profitable
meeting at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs G.. Il. Baughman, "Wednesday
afternoon.
The Odd Fellows. OF IaRue, have
changed their meeting from Satur-
day to wednesday night. A well at
tended and interesting business meet
ing was held by that order this
Wednesday night and business Of con-
siderable financial Importance was
transacted.
1t is reported on the street that
John James, of DeCliff, has sold his
farm west of town to Thomas and
Patsey McNeff. so acres and that
Jacob and William Berger bought OF
Thomas and Patsey McNeff. 81 acres.
c. C. Clark was i'm Mt. Victory on
business "Wednesday.
Yes Ellis visited his son in Shelby
Ohio, from Wednesday until Friday
Yes Ellis and family have moved
from the A. j. Manley farm north of
town into their own. property on
Marsh street.
Mrs N. sifritt was in Marion
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertie Longbery visited her
parents in Agosta Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed. Manley. of near Essex,
will move upon the A. ]. Manley
farm north OF town by April first.
Joseph Boggs and Philip Little
were business visitors in Agosta
Wednesday.
CHARLES Adams and wife, of south
of town, were In Marion, "wednesday.
Myers Hastings was in, Marion on
business Wednesday,
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