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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1908

Page

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Marion County Late News And Social Roundup

Maple Grove reports June 5 activity with Sarth Jones and Mise Illa Lowmiller in Marion. John Baldinger and family visited his brother Henry Baldinger, while Wineh and wife visited Jacob Lowmiller. Mrs Wireh and Mrs Mink joined visits at John Piot ner’s near Gallon. Caledonia guests Ory Gist and family met Jacob Lowmiller Thursday. Huey raysi Saturday brought Jon and O. D. Kennedy. William Westerier of Marlow visited Charles Mason, last week. Attendees at Mire John Pom mert funeral included Mrs Wines and Dora Wineh, Miss Win Glathart, Ella Lowmiller. Marion relatives hosted, Mrs WHI Chuck and Marjorie of Lakin called Wednesday. Mrs Arthur Lippincott and Twehel of Marion spend week with G F Newoum. Vernon Birch of Columbus visiting. John B. Dutton of Algenty Lodge No. 61 I O O F named Metropolitan Deputy for thirty-first district comprising parts of Marion and Union Counties.

Maple Grove Sarth Jones Mise Wineh Jacob Lowmiller Mred Wireh Jaies Mink Kennedy John Piotner Gallon Wediendlny Ory Gist Caledonia Win Jon D. Kennedy Marion Relativen Whi Chuck Marjorie Lakin Arthur Lippincott Twehel Marion G. F. Newoum Frank Seymour Lattue Wits Db Bus News Vernon Birch Columbus Pres.dent

Green Camp visitors and local guests noted

Green Camp and Marion visitors called on village residents this week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Willing and two sons Don and Ralph, Mr and Mrs Bert Carey and son Lowell, Mr and Mrs John Folk and daughter Isaiah, Irwin Pilley recovering after surgery, Mrs Alles Wortman and son visiting Mansfield relatives, Mrs Blakebolt and Miss Madaline Delkit visiting Richwood friends. An excursion to Columbus is planned for June 1. Somerset guest Thomas Den of Wabash, Ind. Mrs Mark Leverton and daughter Eglenting of Detroit visiting Teawe Leverton.

Marion Harry Williaing Donall Ralph Bert Carey Lowell Jobn Folk Isaah Irwin Pilley Sawyer Sanutorium Mins Alles Wortman Mansfield Oho BlakeBolt Mies Madesine Delkit Richwood Ohio Methodist Sunday School Columbus Columbus, Delaware Marina Moe Thomas den Wabash Ind Tle Noice Mery Somerset Mark Leverton Eglenting Detroit Mich'zau Ae Teawe Leverton

Obscure Local Names Attend Funeral and Visits

LaRue Laken Jute Sire and others attended the funeral of a relative on Friday. Ralph Kepper traveled to Belaware to work in a barber shop for an indeterminate time. Miss Neille Mcdonald of Mt. Viet ony hosted at the John Mol jheny home northwest of town. Donald Torge returned from Delaware for an alumni event last Friday and left Sunday. Mrs Frank Rodgers and her son Frank visited Mrs. John Cramer from Thursday to Monday on North Phish Street. Hy Drybreid returned to Franklin Indiana after visiting locals in the village. N Bifrit visited friends in Prospect Friday.

Agosti Eda Stockwell Prospect Gude Orton Wad Mew C. M. Tannahill Kattiine Lauline Gurl Shi Ashland Tuchy Alice Bockstahler Monnette Hall Delaware Myrtle Wilson Dad Man Janine Overshiner Curry Vera Middleton Mre A. O Mra Ogden Wii Mechanicstung Tech Spll Lindiroh Frank Rodgers Sn. Frank Ft. Wayne Ind John Cramer Thureday Phish End Siew Hy Drybreid Frankin Indiana Wilige N. Bifrit

Village Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Residents and visitors fill a Delaware area village scene with frequent calls and travels. Miva Avna O firlon from Golua visits friends. Mouser family and Ming Hattie Fackler travel between Beaver Daw and nearby towns. several residents journey to Marion Kenton Ada and Detroit for family gatherings and events. A new baby born Monday morning weighs nine pounds.

Miva Avna O'firlon Golua Boott Jaco Bowers Guthrie Oklahoma Ohio Daniel Hickman Scott Town Anderson Indiana Charles Stab Mra. Win Johnson Marton Miew Gladys Guthery Detroit Michigan M. Hester James Bonner Roy Kenton Forevers Walker Ada Will Clark Marjorie Agonta Charles Selby George Adame I Mt. Victory Theaday Mietena Topliff Delaware Justice Conley Marion Bustiem Millie Harris Miles Shoemaker Gimmell Moresi D. K

Caledonia News Bits From June Zooms and Visits

Caledonia reports visitors from Columbus Deshler Woodstock and Cleveland. A WCTU meeting is set for June 8 at Mrs A Cunningham's home. Mrs J E Baker mourns her uncle George Brown with funeral attendance. Rev Riddenour of Martus preaches June 11 at 2 40 pm. A farmyard altercation left Colmer Trey with a facial injury and costly repairs. Mrs G W Ault travels to Dayton to visit sister Mrs Shoemaker. Mrs Anna Harkness plans a memorial church project in honor of her mother Mrs Underwood. Abe Garrell of Cleveland advances church building plans. Decoration Day seen Mr and Mrs Erment Howell and M R Harvigan observing the holiday. Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence v.

Caledonia Mirs G. J. Hurr Mis Onpia Coulter Columbus Sunady Tl. A. Graber Walter Alford Vadhow Deshler Ohio Dave Frank Whlem G. H. Gifford Woodstock Mie G. F. Thompson Mildred Haker Nannie Tle Mower Ada Women's Christian —Temperance Union A. Cunningham J. EB. Baker Gilead George Brown Riddenour Martus Musxton Water Street Sterritt & McNay Avery Colmer Trey Mra G. W. Ault Dayton Tansday G. W Shoemaker Anna Harkness New York Underwool I Aberaham Garrell Cleveland Garfield Edifee Ernent Howell Ofra M. R. Harvigan Clarence v

Richwood Social Notes Highlight Many Local Visits

Richwood residents hosted relatives and friends from Marion Columbus and Toledo during the past week. Visitors included Mary Hastings deputy judge from Marysville and Anna Williams of Columbus with Cora Revi of Marion. families from Franklin and Jackson townships also appeared. Local graduates, chess players, and several travelers were noted among the numerous kinfolk and acquaintances calling on Richwood households.

Local notices hint at church gathering and family event

Fragmentary OCR notes report a son involved in an event five miles from here on Saturday morning. Another line mentions several from Crlefonia attending a University church convention at Mt. Gilead on Wednesday.

Crlefonia Universaitat Mt. Gilead

Orated milk plant now completed and in operation

A local milk processing facility has been completed and is now in operation. The plant previously reported as nearing completion is fully functional, with production capacity to serve nearby markets and support local dairy farmers. Officials note improved efficiency and job opportunities.

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Social Echoes From Prospect Area Commencement News

Prospect Pisepect June Mr A May Meld and families visited Henry Lauer as Miss Grace McQuillin returned home from McCausland millinery. Numerous locals and visitors attended commencement exercises and ball games at Gast's park. Regular patrons and relatives were noted visiting Ashley, Marion, Columbus, and Green Camp with varied social calls and entertainment across the week.

A. May Meld Ivan Vin‘ton James Oswall Fam‘lly Henry Lauer Grace McQuillin McCausland Delta Bunday Belle Phillips Julian Port Columbus Rey Kellar Fostoria Frank Dreher Prospect Montrose Colorado Geneva Conklin Anna Roads D. BE. Black Charles Henderson Florones Striff Prarie Aahley Sereh Thatcher Edison Mt. Gilead O. J. Stone Gertrude Rene Carleton Michael Zachman Edward Kimble Rollin R. Fox Marion Niflex Mayer Ananiment Caledonia JB. FF. Fox Paul Zachman Peter Hethlebean B. F. Fox Mise Elmom Gast's Park Priddy Scott Warren leDlaware Bert Dildine Radnor W. H. Dildine Sam Keller Arind Mica Selen Peer Turay Charles Curtis Guerté J. Dewitt Detroit Charley Miller Marton Mive Pauline Cellars Marietta Millie Wyatt Frank Wottring Green Camp Wil Jacca Richwood J. M. Gast D. P. Herd Jowse Hunter Ione Wall Land Roland de Beavers Sauirday Mies Nora Savage Mike Grace Wolgamoth Mie Day Milter Maelon George Qook Min KK. Stockwold Worthington Sue Fasuitier Ome Golivabus Mba Te Molin Ernest Cox Te Parente Ani Cox Audrey Bolander Morral Albert Johnson Inez MY Christ Crissinger Rela Hattie Pare Ray Cleveland Sitterday Sanday

Local residents host visitors and events in Marion area

Community members from Marion and surrounding towns hosted relatives and friends during the week. Guests included Exeter Rice in Bucyrus, Mr and Mrs Homer Jones with daughter, and several Neal and Reeder family members. A church event and a local show drew attendees from Marion, New York, and nearby communities.

King of Swan Island Visits Boston Steamer San Jose

Alonzo Adame owner of Swan Island and famed as king of Swan Island arrives in Boston aboard the San Jose from Port Linon Costa Rica. He governs a fertile Caribbean island with residences for laborers, fruit and coconut crops, and employs hundreds. A Philanthropist, he aids various groups and follows world events through newspapers on passing steamers.

Boston San Jose Port Linon Conte Rica Alonzo Adame Swan Island Central America Careibbean Sea Adams New York Hoxton Adamath Eastport Philadelphia Press

The Ultra Microscope Opens A New Micro World

The Ultra Microscope described by Couon and Moncom promises to reveal countless microbes unseen by prior instruments. By moving the ray at right angles to the instrument axis, particles too small for the strongest glasses become visible as brilliant points, opening a new world for scientific study.

Couon

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