The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-01
LaRue

asson returned from Columbus. Mon
day evening, where she had been
visiting her mother and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Nancy Thompson and nephew
Mel McClain, OF Wellington, Kansas,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Jerry
Jones, south of town.
Misses Faye and Anna Hesser left
Thursday morning for few weeks
visit with Lima and Ada relatives
and friends.
Rev. d. G.. Hall, of Kenton, and
Ohio Hesser, young attorney of
Ada, were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
$. M Hess and family, Wednesday
ALBERT Boggs, Miss Mary Boggs
and Frank Schone, of Boston, Ohio,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph Boggs, this week.
Mrs. Mary Wilkins and Master
Richard Cowlin, her grandson, of
11lgin, H., are guests OF Mr.and Mrs.
Joseph w. Sifritt, southeast OF town,
this week.
Miss Mae Paulsen was called to
Moral, SATURDAY., by the serious i'll
ness Of relative.
Mrs. Will West and Mrs. Phillip
Wiest visited relatives in Marion a
few days this week.
Mrs. b. r. NAPLES, OF Marion, vis-
tied her daughter. Mrs. Ault Raub,
south of town, this week.
MFR. and Mrs. Will Clark and little
daughter Marjorie, visited Agosta
relatives, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sheldon and
son, of 'Norwa'k, are visiting, friends
in this village at present.
Mrs. J. w. Slagle and son Ralph
are visiting relatives in Toledo this
week.
Miss Maude Clark Is visiting rela-
tives In Upper Sandusky and Marion
this week.
Miss Elma Church, of Marion, Wis
tied relatives In and near this village
last week.
Joe Severns OF south OF town, has
for several days past been a sufferer
OF pleurisy.
M. G. Long and daughter. Nellie, of
Richwood, visited relatives In this
village; Sunday
Tuesday afternoon, while playing
about his home. some our miles west
of ,IJsRue, Owen, the two-year-old
son OF Rev. and Mrs. II. NJ. Butler
came across some morphine tablets
which, by accident, had been left
within tho child's reach and II swal-
lowed an unknown number of them,
which soon caused 1t to pass into a
comatose condition. Dr.. S. M.
Hesser was summoned and worked
with the little child all of Tuesday
night. Early In the morning symp-
toms of returning consciousness re-
warded the physicians efforts, and at
this writing the child has partly, but
not entirely, recovered.
Miss May Stahl spent few days
this week with relatives and friends
In Kenton.
Miss Neya Noyes, OF Marion, is
spending the week at the DR.. VIM.
Shira home.
Miss Carrie Endsley of Mt. Victory
visited at the w. II. Sprague home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Drake and Mrs
Wayne Hoagland were Kenton visit
ors, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erin Bell Of Ma
rion, visited at the Prof. r.. b.
Bell home over Sunday.
Lloyd Llthgow, OF Columbus. was q
guest of Rev. sutton and family from
Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Blanche Gilmore and child, ol
Renton, visited relatives in and neal
this village this week.
Miss Lola Shirk and her cousin
Miss Florence Fink, of Columbus
were the guests of relatives in Rich
wood over Sunday.
tSAIrs. Miles Longshore and son
Carl, returned to their home in Ma
rion, Saturday evening, after pleas
ant visit with relatives in and neal
this village.
Mrs. Winlfred MoNeff and Mrs
Jim McNeff were called to Payne
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death of Mrs. Margaret Brady, rel
atlve.
Il. M. Thompson, one OF the Re
publican nominees for commissions
OF Marion county, was in LaRue ant
vicinity. Tuesday, looking after hi
political interests
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie King, Mt
and Mrs. G. w. Owens and Miss Hat
tie Taylor, o Marion, were Sunda.
guests at the d. d. Clifton home OF
North High street,
Monday morning a fine eight poun'
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ern
est Converse, WHIP reside three mile
southwest of town.
Davis McElheny was visitor y
Marion, Wednesday.
Mrs. Neva vurplllat was Mario
visitor, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Moral wer