The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-03
SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES
Settlement Worker Among
Sioux Indians Visits
Brother.
Free Baptist Sunday School tcOrgan-
izcs--NIectings Begin at NJ T..
Chmcli-Surprlse on Master Harold
Davis OH Thirteenth Birthday.

rear Fort Tolten, North Dakota. vis'
tied her brother. q. r. Baughman and F,
rrmily several days last week, and
4 was quite interesting to converse
with her. learn of the business and
aoings at the fort, of the Ignorance,
indolcnce and absolute shiftlessness,
oc those Indians and especially of
tteirwant Of desire to learn of God
Then also to hear her speak of the
{ ttntinuous heavy winds and the cold
Of that northern land makes one
shver as he listens, She left here for
Paulding Center, Saturday and wi
20 from there to Toledo. Thence to
Chicago, and expects to reach Fort
Tolten by Saturday following.
Mrs. Maggie Jones and daughter
Florence and Miss katherine Nc
Moran, are spending the week as
guests Of relatives and friends of st.
Iurs, o.
Miss Florence Jones intends to re-
turn to Wooster and complete her col
lege, course, Jan. s.
Miss Alice Kennedy of Marion. is
now here visiting few Of her many
friends. Will remain until the last OF
the week.
The Free Baptist Sunday school, re-
on ganized last Sunday, re-electing, W.
+. Niffn, Supt., Floyd Topliff, re-elect-
cd treasurer, VIM. Riley was elected
assistant superintendent, Bess Mills
chorster. Beatrice Sutton, secretary
/ elce Wilson, assistant secretary, Roy
Thew. Ross Riley and Paul sutton.
librarians. The teachers are to bo
elected next Sunday.
ON last Sunday evening pastor Wise
ley began a series of meetings at the
M E. church. announcing meeting
eth day and night for one or more
weeks in hopeful anticipation Of a
glorious revival.
Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt Of Green Camr
drove over Sunday and in the even
iNg Rev Hopt preached very ac-
ceptame New Years sermon in the
Baptist church.
| Newton Sedmang Of the Big Four
lrldge builders at work near Cleve-
! land spent Sunday with Lis family
, her, returning Monday.
Mrs. NJ II. Holland and little
daughter, after pleasantly spending a
fcw weeks visiting relatives and
friends here, ieft Monday evening for
her home in Rochester, N. Y.
M. L. Sager Of Columbus was here
Monday on business, leaving for his
home i'm the evening.
II. II. Kelley who resides east Of
town has purchased Y. O. Mulvaine's
oclS of groceries and will take pos
session at once Mr.. Mulvaine has not
vet decided what business he will en-
tor upon, hut he Is a man who'can
not long be idle.
I The meeting of village council was
held in the town hall Monday evening.
/, A large number Of our citizens were
present following some routine busi-
, ,iess. The new mayor and council
took their oath Of office and business
vas resumed. The retiring mayor and
council being John Alt. +. M. Carey.
Knox Lee, A. f. Marsh, w. T.. Smiley.
O. ShirlI and G. Nj. Taunehill; retir-
ing Clerk w. j. Clark The new ros-
:cl is G.. n. Myers, mayer; Ilniay
Vanorsdal, clerk; II. NJ. Carey Ray
NJ. Clark. A. F. Marsh w. Il. Smiley
rank Seymour and John Thombs,
cuoncll A number OF bonds were ac-
cepted and fled. George Rosebrook
the newly elected marshal Ealing to
apear and qualify. David Lamb, presi-
ent marshal presented a petition, said
To contain the names of so citizens,
nsking for his appointment as mar
sral. This was placed on file and
council adjourned to meet Wednes-
DAY evening when the appointment of
committees and unfinished business
win be cared for.
Monday evening the board of cdu-
cation met In the siperintendents
room in the school building. Transact
ca the closing business OF the year
and the newly elected officers were
sworn in, following a short session the
board adjourned.
Monday evening Master Harold Da-
| Wis, rounded his thirteenth year Of
luge. This event was celebrated by a
slrprse party Of more than thirty in
vited guests. Innocent amusements,
Rays etc. was indulged in, followed
with splendid luncheon. Master
Harold was invited to take supper
| Win MI AlApdNl diN iRNiiJ Ni'A
returning home. You can imagine his
surprise in finding a host of his young
. sociates eagerly awaiting his arrival
Miss Gail and Master Gale Of Marion
came over and attended the Davis
surprise party.
ID. c. Ridgeway was a New Years
| guest at the ID. NJ. Morris home near
Hepburn
| After several months of Illness OF
| tuberculosis and dropsy Mrs. L. b,
Ioatum of Redwood died Monday aft
ernoon. She was the sister Of Mr.
Wilke Carr and Mr., T. o. Mulvalne OF
IaRue.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Spaulding of Mar
Ion visited Old friends in our village
New Years
j. p. Moore OF Marion and c. H.
Topcllff Were among the number OF
cur citizens who attended the farmers
institute an Agosta Monday and Tues
! .lay
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