The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-10
IS HONORED
AIT DETROIT
LaRue Girl Is Candidate for
Labor Day Queen
NEWS FROM VILLAGE
Wheat Crop Favorable, Con-
sidering the Weather.
Cereal Brings as Hight as IS Cents
a Bushel In LaRue Market
Visitors In and Out of the City

I.aRue, Ohio, August g. (SpeciaD -
Miss Mayme Miller n former Laftue
girl Is one among u large list OF
candidates who will complete for
honor of being Detroits Labor Day
Queen" which will be decided by bal
Hot on Sept. 2nd, when the Detroit
Federation OF Labor will hold it's an
lnual celebration. Miss Miller is a
very popular young lady and is de-
serving of most complimentary vote
by her friends in this vicinity. Those
desiring to assist miss Miller in this
competition may secure ballots at one
cent each by calling at the News Of
flee.
Threshing mac mines are being put
Ito use all over the county this week,
and preparations are being made at
1.-THE local elevator for a rush of bus
liness
Several loads of "bread stuff have
already ben marketed and ere the
week is over IL Is expected that a
Igood share of the crop will have
lbeen marketed. Most Of the wheat
is very good. considering the sea-
son, but there is also some very
lpoor wheat being harvested.
On account of the varying reports
very fluctuating. TlSis cereal
drought 50 cents on the local mar
Aet the fore par of the present week
George Dilsaver of Bowling Green
township, spent Saturday in Marion
on business.
Mrs. w. F.. Kniffin and son, Karl.
We're guests of relatives in Marion
the latter part of last week.
Doc" Wooley was called to Mt
Victory Saturday evening on account
of the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Albert Koch and daughter
Miss Addie Koch, of Hicksville, Ohio
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
e. Bent.
Mrs r. X. Combs and two children
returned to Caledonia, Tuesday morn.
ing, after visit with relatives in
LaRue and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Messenger. OF
near Scott Town, left last Frida,
morning for an extended visit with
, relatives at Ozark III.
Messrs. Jas. s. Bonner. N. II
i Davis, Grant Copeland, Col. ]. Fl.
Leonard and Mr.. Graves. of Cleye
land. were callers in Mt. Victory
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Flies, jr., Master Johr
Flies and Miss Anna Mereness, of Ma
rion. returned home Sunday evening
after a few days visit at the SheclS,
Ter home, north of town.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Spaulding came
over from Marion, Saturday evening
, for a visit with friends. Mr.. Spaul
( ding returned Monday morning, while
Mrs. SpauldinP remained unit
, "Wednesday evening.
Charley Cramer, who has been th,
guest OF relatives and friends I'm La
Rue for about two weeks, was sud
!denly called to his home in Bucyru,
: by message announcing tn,
death of his sister, Margaret Cramer
r winch occurred at that place, Wednes
day afternoon.
a party composed of Hon. John r
hopkins and Miss Helen Hopkins
: MIS- VIM. Drake and Mrs. N. A
, copeland went to Niagara Falls
: Thursday night. The return trim will
. De made early next week.
!, j. X. Peters lett Wednesday morn
: ing Tor Columbus to attend the an
? nual reunion of the Peters family
ne VIII also visit relatives an,
: friends in Delaware and Ashley he
{ Tore returning home.
. Mon Lake f. Jones has been ser
iously i'll at his apartment in a.,
Y Manley hotel since Sunday
e Messrs. Charles Selby and samua
o needles of Mt. Victory, were bnsj
4 ness callers in the village Wednes
: day, f" ''''eS
. Mrs. h. r. Herren and son. Ber
4 hard, arrived in LaRue, Tuesda,
? morning for visit with relatives an,
: friends. "''
Mis- Irene Bruce, of Marion. was IN,
: guest of her friend Miss Alice Clarl,
irom Sunday incoming until Monda,
evening.
g Mr.. and Mrs, C., w. Rodgers wer
3, called to Prospect, Wednesday. 10 ot
0 tend the funeral of his grandfather
Harvey Bumgartner,
o Miss Leila Burke arrived from In
s dianapolis Saturday evening for
weeks visit at the home of her aunt
! Mrs. G. T, Baughman, on South Higl
= lstreet.
> Mrs. Lyman Dickson and son, L.iv
n ingston. spent Tuesday in Marion
y Little Miss Geneyieye Mattox accom-
panied them home for a few days
8 visit
a Mr.. w. r. Johnston, Of Carey, Obi
e returned TO that place, Thursday, al
Is ter two weeks viqit at the home O
e his son. w. H, Johnston, on Chest
'nut street,