The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
NOTES FROM LARUE.

Laiiue. May 10. A most pros
porous showing was the statemen
submitted to the stockholders o
the I.aI,ue Bank Co. on the occa
sion of its fifth anniversary. Th'
meeting was held at the bank Wed
nesday evening and almost ful
attendance Of the numerous stock
holders was had. Np'
"A six per cent dividend was de
clared and an unusually large sun
was added to the banks rapid,
GROWING surplus fund.
Several important changes were
made in the official roster for the
coming year. l.. G.. Copeland re.
tires from the cashiership and the
active arrangement of the bank
being succeeded by M. c. Clem.
ents, who has been the assistant
cashier for several months past
Don II. Clements was elected as.
sistant cashier, and a slight change
was also effected in the discount
board.
AT late hour the meeting ad-
iourned to the residence of the re-
tiring cashier where a banquet was
rendered the stockholders by the
Messrs. Clements and Copeland.
James Bonner was i'm Marion
transacting business Friday even
ing and Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie DeLauder of this
place was among the LaRne visitors
n Marion. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Magann OF
Kenton spent Sunday at the r. b.,
Bell home on Vine street.
Miss Clara Thatcher left last
Thursday for an extended visi
with relatives and friends at Nor
walk and Jewett, Ohio.
Bert Adams returned to Marion
Wednesday morning after few
days visit at the DR.. B. c.. Will
iams home on Marsh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Baker and
children of Marion, visited at the
A. j. Jones home. south of town,
from Saturday evening until Mon
LAY morning.
Miss Cartha Bell visited ut the
hone of her brother, Erin, in Ma
rion. Monday evening and Tuesday.
Mrs. John Bonner and daughter
little Miss Dalee. and Mrs. c.. H.
Seffner were guests of Marion
relatives and friends last Saturday.
Miss Kathryn Van Arsdale, who
is employed in Marion, visited at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. II. VanArsdale, north of
town. over Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark and
daughter Marjorie spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blue in
Marion.
Mrs. w. H. Shira returned
home Tuesday evening after spend
inga few days w,th relatives in
Delaware.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell and son
Harold. went to Moral, Monday.
where they will visit relatives for
a week.
Miss Anna Skinner of Marion.
was the elest of Miss Ethel Harris
on North High street, Sunday and
Monday.
Harry Bell spent Monday after
noon in Marion. NJ
John Drake made business trim
to Marion, Tuesday.
Il. b. Bonner visited relot;ves
near kenton over Sunday.
"dHnd Order of the Lemon -
IS the name of a new tangled Ia
dies club which it is said. Is beins
in IaiRue village. The
girls hold secret meetings and al
ready the charter list is sa:tl TO ex.
eeed twenty-five members.
The charter of tine club calls for
four officers which are known nm.
der the following names. Grand
lemon; GRAND lemon peel; Grand
lemon squeeze and Grand lempn mid
In the initiatoiy work each candi.
date must sing Just before she
becomes full member, the follow
ing dittv.
m a lemon. nm a lemon.
! I'M a lemon all right;
I've been squeezed, I've been
squeezed.
I've been squeezed quite TIGHT.
Piles are dangerous, but do NOT
uDmit to an oln.ration unttI .,>