The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-28
LARUE.

w. IL. Raub and Il. II. Sager, oil
south of town, were business visitors
in Marion, Saturday.
Paul Offensberger of west of twon
left Monday evening for visit with
relatives in Marietta, Ohio.
Mrs Ray Hedges and two sons, OF
near Redwood, were guests at the
John Price home Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Melvin and children of
Marion, cam e to La Rue, Monday
evening, to visit at the w. E. Denman
home, southwest of town.
Mrs. Helen Balm and Mildred Lip
pe,icot, Of Marion, visited Mrs. Jane
Mears, and other friends in La Rue,
from Sunday until Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson Of
Marseilles, spent Monday and Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Simpson,
and other relatives in this village.
Mrs. Carl Meyer and little daugh-
ter, OF Marion. came to LaRue, Tues
day evening to visit. with Mr. and Mrs
G. M. Tannyhille and other relatives
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sager visited
relatives In Otterville, o., and at
tended the Duvall family reunion last
week. They returned home east of
town Friday evening,
Miss Flora Jones entertained Misses
Hazel Ledley. Mary Alexander and
Opal Crabb OF near this village, and
Miss Annabel Myers, Thursday and
Friday OF last week.
Mrs. M. IL. Rhodes returned to her
home near Meeker last Saturday afte
a two weeks. visit with relatives and
friends at this place.
Thurman Hatcher, aged II years,
dropped dead at West Mansfield, on
Thursday. evening. He was a popular
young man and is survived by his
parents and two sisters.
Geo. ]. King. OF east of Meeker
was attending to business in La Rue
Monday.
J. b. Kearse, of Marion, was at
tending to business in this village and
vicinity, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Henkle and NJ.
G. Clements visited Redwood friends
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Hannegan, OF Marion, Is
a guest at the Jerry Jones home,
south of town this week.
Mrs. j. b. Fields and children went
to Marion, Tuesday evenig, to visit
relatives for few days
Mrs. w. II. Sprague and guest,
Davis Sprague, Of Fairfield, H., went
TO Marion. Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fred Whitman and daughter,
Leona. of Marion. visited her father,
Phillip Winslow, and other relatives
over Sunday.
Misses Ella Heath, of Columbus,
and Alma Bachman, OF Findlay, are
he guests OF Miss Gail Evert, north OF
town. this week.
Miss Helena Mouser, of Marion. WIS.,
ited her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Ridgway and other relatives In
this vicinity this week.
Misses Erdine Sager and Minnie
Doebert and Messrs. Marsh Anderson
and Wooster Denman were visitors
at Cedar Point, Sunday.
Mrs. g. CCoulter and daughter Lu-
cine. OF west OF town. left Friday
last. for visit with relatives and
friends in Plain City, Ohio.
Charles Butler, U. S. soldier, was
a guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
IA. M. Butler southwest of town, the
latter part OF the week.
Mrs. Ada Coy and baby Denzil of
Hicksville. Ohio. returned home Friday
after visit with ID, e. Bent and fam.
iiy and other friends in La Rue.
j. A. Terry and his mother returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
relatives In Onward and Montpelier,
Ind. and also at Van Vert and Dun
kirk. Ohio.
Mrs. ID. w. Case visited in Kenton,
Monday.
Fred Thornburg was visitor In
Kenton, Monday.
Miss Mamie Smiley visited Marion
relatives Sunday and Monday.
H. N. Ross. of Columbus. was
guest at the home of DR.. N. Sifritt
Sunday.
George Everett OF north of town
was Marion business visitor, Tues
day.
Charley Albert paid Marion bus
.ness visit Monday.
b. w, Miller was business visitor
in Marion Friday
Farley Lamb OF Bellefontaine WIS.,
tied his parents here Sunday.
Myers Hastings OF north of town,
visited Marion relatives Friday.
Mrs. J. II. Moore was able TO attend
religious services Sunday. after sever
Il weeks illness.
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