Lima Daily Times, Jan 24, 1890 Mrs. SHISLER, sister of attorney J.L. PRICE, left for her home in eastern Ohio this morning, and will stop off with friends at Wooster. W.W. BUTLER went to Upper Sandusky this morning on business. Miss Lill McKINNEY is visiting in Ada, the guest of J.T. CUNNINGHAM and family. Henry RICHARDS and Dan COLLINS visited in Van Wert yesterday and returned last night. Will NICHOLS went to Tiffin this morning in his Sunday clothes, and it is rumored that he will not return alone. Harry GEBHART, of Delphos, came to this city this morning, and left by the way of the L.E. & W. for Kansas City. M.J. MOONEY, of St. Marys, was in the city this morning on business. Frank SATTERTHWAITE and wife of Steubenville, arrived in the city last night, and went to Findlay today to visit relatives. Mrs. Morris FOLEY is very sick with lung fever. Mrs. LAWLOR will receive $600 the year's salary of her late husband, Hon. John B. LAWLOR. Mrs. W.H. STANDISH is visiting friends in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Frank BELL and Mrs. Wm. HARMAN went to Bellefontaine yesterday morning, called by a dispatch announcing that Dr. W.A. CRETCHER, Mrs. BELL's cousin was dying. He died before they arrived. The funeral will be held on Monday afternoon. Mrs. George W. BARNES, gave a luncheon at noon to-day, to which her friends were invited. Cards have been received in this city announcing the marriage of Miss Belle IRVINE, eldest daughter of James IRVINE, to Mr. F.H. CHAPMAN, of Toledo, on Tuesday, January 21st. They will be at home to friends at 125 Twelfth street, Toledo, on Thursdays in March. from 3 to 6 o'clock.