Personal notices from Marion reflect travels births and meetings
D F Harring of Marion is in the city today. J H E Johnson went to Louisville Monday. Dr Charles B Potter moved to Chicago. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J M Fishley Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Pope and children returned to Chicago today. A son born to Mr and Mrs H W Crist of Wolf Avenue Monday. Miss Vera Spolin of Portland spends the week with parents. Frank Skeer returned to Meadville Pa after a visit with his parents. Dr and Mrs S M Cummins and Mrs Vernon VanFleet went to Chicago this morning. D N MacCarthy left today on a business trip to Chicago and Detroit. Eff Sharp and Harvey Wainwright in city en route to Kalamazoo Valparaiso Vidette. Frank Crisman of Elkhart visited Yale over Sunday. Rep-elect H D Eldridge and wife of Walla Walla visited with Mr and Mrs U S Enders. Eldridge is Enders cousin. Mrs Charles Gulmyer of LaPorte, formerly Marion street resident, reported critically ill. C H Sigersoos left for a trip visiting Oklahoma Texas California Washington. accompanied by Mrs Mary Blyly of Elkhart and joined by Cynthia Sigerfoos in Chicago. Mrs Blyly stops in Kansas. W C T U silver medal contest program at Trinity M I church tomorrow evening lists many selections and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fishley
Henry Pope
Chicago
H. W. Crist
Wolf Avenue
Vera Spolin
Portland
Ind
Frank Skeer
Meadville
S. M. Cummins
Vernon VanFleet
Charles Gulmyer
LaPorte
Marion Street
Lake Shore
C. H. Sigersoos
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Washington
Mary Blyly
Elkhart
Sigerfoos
Cynthia Sigerfoos
Blyly
Kansas
A List of the Sick
Mrs. J. E. Bassett is sick. Mrs. Charles Scott of St. Joseph street is quite sick. George Danforths daughter, once very ill, is better. Mrs. Frank Stone of Middlebury street is seriously sick with heart and kidney disease. Mrs. John Kuszmaul fell ill Sunday with heart trouble but is better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scott
St. Joseph Street
George Danforth
Frank Stone
Middlebury Street
John Kuszmaul
Thanksgiving gathering with Alaska guest and local wagers
Local social notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Coley hosting relatives for Thanksgiving with Mrs. Phoebe Stevens arriving from Alaska. Frank Flynn plans a dinner at Hotel Bucklen for fourteen friends tied to a Bryan Taft wager while Landlord Sherman and W E Raymond attend. A dancing class forms in Co B with Harry Arnold as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Coley
Phoebe Stevens
Coley
Alaska
Frank Flynn
Hotel Bucklen
Bryan-Taft
Sherman
W. E. Raymond
Elkhart
Indiana Territory
Acorn Stove Co
Co. B
Harry Arnold
Fraternal KK O T O debate at Shiloh Field Poste Hall
The Elkhart Tent of the KK O T O held a Monday evening debate and social with banquet at Shiloh Field Poste Hall. The question was That woman has done more for civilization than man. John Vance and Anthony Geraghty spoke for the affirmative and Ira F. Elliott and Justice W. Foitz for the negative, with the affirmative side prevailing. The knights attend in large numbers and show strong interest in these sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
O. T. Oat
Shiloh Field Poste Hall
John Vance
Anthony Geraghty
Ira F. Elliott
Justice W. Foitz
Knights
Deltas to Face Elkharts in City League Night Game
The Deltas meet the Elkharts at the city gym on South Main Street this evening as league standings show Elkharts at 5-5, Atherton 1-8, and the Deltas holding 4-8. A second game features the A K of H against Atherton following the Deltas clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deltas
Hikharts
City
South Main Street
Elkharts
Atherton
A. K. of H
Community groups announce upcoming officer elections and meetings
A slate of meetings and officer elections is listed for multiple organizations. Eagles Knights of Columbus Woodmen Circle Red Men Twentieth Century Club Presbyterian church L A B R T Ready Helpers Progress Club Grofts and Reed Club Guild of St Johns Episcopal Baptist Ladies Guild St Johns Queen Esther Circle S C E Goshen Brethren Grace Lutheran Modern Macabees California M E church Presbyterian Young Women Missionary Society bazar and market planned for Saturday with baking canned goods jellies and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Twentieth Century Club
C. W. Frink
The
Presbyterian Church
L. A
R. T
G. A. R. Hall
Union Chapel
Progress Club
I. W. Short
West Franklin Street
Grofts and Reed Club
C. H. Niver
North Second Street
Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Guild
St. John’s Church
Goldman's Drug Store
Queen Esther Circle
Mary Jacobson
Harrison Street
Goshen Avenue
Division Street
Ladies of Modern Macabees
Odd Fellows’ Temple
California M. E
Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Clouse
Jewelry stock ad highlights watches and rings for all
An old fashioned jewelry advertisement touts gold and silver pieces for ladies and gentlemen. Present stock includes watches chains charms bracelets brooches wedding and engagement rings ear drops breast pins and other handsome trinkets suitable as gifts for either sex.
Unusual Reductions On Women’s Fine Tailored Suits
Retail note states all suits priced at 25 dollars are marked to 20 dollars. Suits have been selling steadily and the discount is offered to clear stock. Limited to remaining inventory of women’s tailored ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Directoire
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. F. Harring
Marion
J. HE. Johnson
Louisville
Charles B. Potter
D. N. MacCarthy
General Manufacturing Co
Detroit
Eff Sharp
Harvey Wainwright
Warsaw
Kalamazoo
Valparaiso
Frank Crisman
Yale
H. D. Eldridge
Walla Walla, Wash
U. S. Enders
West Jackson Street
Mr. Eldridge
Trinity M. I
Miss Jacobson
Bee
S. G. Buckner
My Redeemer
Lord
Buck
Payson Schwin
Vane
Davis
He Wekgs
Adam Tickert
Miss Nelson
Isabel Garvin
Frances B. Willard
Jesus Squat
A. B. Kolb
Fern Pease
Ace En Ratiagh Agreement de Hl Orchestra
Wake Il
J. E. Bassett
Sveti Veliko Mucenik Dimitrye
Indiana
Clinton
Ligt
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Woodmen
W. C. Davis
Warren Hill CO
Paul Bros., Cor. Main and Jefferson
Micks & Son
Seweters
W. H. Theis
South Side
S. Main St
the Quality Store
Main & Aig
Shafer & Schult
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