Lima Daily News, Jan 9, 1906 Wm. MYRICE and children, Ferris and Temple, of Deshler, were guests at the J.C. MACK home, on south Central, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. SHERRICK, of Ontarion street, were called to Elida yesterday, by an accident which befell his brother, Henry SHERRICK. The nature of the injury could not be learned. Mrs. Milo MILLER, of Carey, is visiting Miss Violet EARLEY, of south Pine street. She is enroute to Spencerville to visit her parents. Frank HAYS and Robert LOWERY, of Spencerville, spent Sunday with local friends. Al REYNOLDS, of Continental, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Clem EYSTER, of Madison avenue. J.C. KELLEY, A. MULLIN, Thos. BAUMGARDNER and Cyrus HOVER were inauguration visitors at Columbus Yesterday. Mrs. J. HARTMAN, of south Metcalf street, is home from a visit of two months with relatives and friends in Pittsburg, Oil City and other Pennsylvania points. Len SHOCKEY was in Ohio City yesterday- a business mission. Wm. MERTZ, of Fourth street, entered Hooiserdom yesterday to work in the oil industry. M.S. ANDERSON, of Gideon, Mo., and F.R. ANDERSON, of near Mendon, were Sunday guests of their brother, Patrolman O. ANDERSON, and family of south Central avenue. Licensed to Marry Tom FETTERLY, 20 machinist, Lima and Amy JAMISON, 21 also of Lima Harley YOAKUM, 19, farmer, Allen County, and Ella SEIBERTS, 18, also of Allen county. Card of Thanks We desire to thank those who so kindly assisted during sickness and after death of our beloved husband and father, especially the undertaker, and also those who gave such beautiful flowers. Mary A. MOSS and Children Legal Notice Marie RADER, whose place of residence is unknown will take notice that on the 5th day of January, A.D., 1906, the plainiff, Charles H. RADER, filed his petition in the Court of Common Pleas, Allen County, Ohio, being case number 12561. Praying therein for a divorce from said Marie RADER on the ground of willful absence for a period of more than three (3) years last past. Said defendant is required to answer on or before the 16th day of February, 1906.