The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-16
TWENTIETH
CENTURY CLUB
Meets at Home of Mrs.
George Raub
CHARLES ALLEN INJURED
Jumps through Window Of
his Mail Wagon.
Pearl Parish Entertains Party Of
Friends in Honor of His twenty
First Birthday Anniversary.

| LaRue, Nov l6-lnufsday even
ling about fifteen Of his youn!
friends of both sexes, gathered a
the residence of Thomas u. Parish t'
assist in the celebration of tn
ltwenty-frst birthday anniversary o
his son, Pearl. The evening was yer,
|enjoyable one and was/spent In play
ling various appropriate games. 4
tempting luncheon was served to thu
guests along with a goodly pull
| of homemade taffy.
The Twentieth Century Club met a
the home of Mrs. George Raub, Tues
Iday afternoon, Nov. 18th.
Chas.> II Allen, carrier on rura
route No. 4, had runaway accident
last Saturday which might have re.
Isulted seriously had not Mr.. Allen
displayed an unusual amount of pres
Ience Of mind. After leaving LaRue
land when near Capt Ira Williams
farm his steeds became frightened
and started to run away Mr.. Allen
Iseeing The probable result of the ac-
cident, jumped through glass door
of his mail wagon and escaped un-
injured excepting for Small flesh
wound above his left eye.
The 90 Literary club met at the
home OF Miss Lille Harris, west of
town, last Thursday evening. Shakes-
peare was the study of the evening
His life and works were thoroughly
discussed. In contest, Miss Erdne
ISager was awarded the prize. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Edith Marsh.
Mrs. w. II. Seffner went to Marion.
Wednesday morning. where she will
be the guest of relatives and friends
for period Of two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Mouser and
three children, of Marion, were ov-
|er-Sunday guests az the Basil Ridge
way home, on South High street.
Mrs. Milo Severns, OF Marion. was
Ia guest at the r. b. Cleveland home
ION North High street, several days
this week. She returned home
Wednesday. accompanied by her
mother who will reside with her
uuIlliB lue WlHLeT.
Roy Hinklin, of Ashley, drove to
LaRue, Monday in his "Buggymo-
bile and spent few. hours with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. George Hink-
lin, and shook hands with old
friends and acqnaintances
Otto Terry. of north of town, has
secured employment in Cleveland
and left for that city, Saturday morn
ing.
Byron Kilbourne went to Prospec
Tuesday to visit relatives couple
! of days.
Mrs Wayne Hoagland and Mis-!
Alma Riley were callers in Marior
Thursday.
Mrs. Electi Mack called on friend
In Marion, Tuesday.
Mrs. George R9ub and Mrs. Quicl
Covert spent Saturday in Marion.
| Merle Lingo. a member OF the Higl
school football team had linn
broken last Friday while practicinj
football on the local grounds. A
Ipresent, however, he is able to be N
land around.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Drake wer
lguests at the Jay Spauldng home Il
Marion, Thursday and Friday.
| Miss Ferol Marmon visited sew
Ieral days this week with relatives i
Marion
Nessrs. Otis Boyd, Geo. w. Rau
land l.. G. Copeland were In Clevelan
Tuesday combining business wit
pleasure,
AIr and Mrs Clarence Sutton an
children of this place, visited at tn
REV. Sutton home in West Mans
lfield, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs John Myers and daughte
lLaVene, went to Marion Saturday
!, where they will remain about tw
weeks and visit among relatives an
Ifriends.
Mrs. John Wilson, OF Marion, vii
tied her SON. Wm Wilson and famil,
and other LaRue relatives and friend
) from Tuesday, until Saturday.
Mrs. John Thombs and daughte
Iris, were Marion visitors, Tuesday
H. w. Cookston, south Df SEQ
/, Town, was a business caller in tow
, Monday.
Mrs. c. Gracely was the guest
Marion friends, Saturday.
> Robert Walters. of Marion, was
caller in our village, Monday al
] Tuesday of this week.
Elmer Moore, who Is employed
l Marion, was home over Sunday
| the guest OF his mother, Mrs.
: Moore, on East Vine street.
Miss Lucy Wasserbeck, of south
town, visited with her sister at Nj
/ Irion, from Thursday until Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Wright of Marion, w
the guest of her parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. G.. N Myers, from Frid'
levening until Monday evening. M
Wright came over Saturday eveniI