The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-20
IARUE.

one load thus far delivered was 40i
bushels and eight pounds brought In
by one team more than three miles
from the north delivered at the ele-
vator here by Mr.. Nnox Lee.
The Niagara Falls excursion passed
through here at 10 o'clock Tuesday
evening. John Albert NJ. S. Burdge
and James Allen Joined ii here and
will be away about ten days If not
longer.
Mrs. Alonzo Lowe, Mrs. John
Iaines, Mrs Harry Stoner and Mrs.
J. G. Hoagland of Marion were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Hoagland
Thursday. A very enjoyable visit was
had.
r.. L. Hoagland of Marion is spend
ing this week the guest of relatives
here
william Parish and wife, of odin,
Illinois, are spending several days
here as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Cahill.
Mrs. G. II. Baughman and daugh-
ter and son expect to leave Thursday
morning for a weeks outing with rel
atiyes and friends in and about CO.
lumbus.
Monday morning as Mr.. Price with
a wagon loaded with -four, feed, etc,
was passing through town enroute to
Redwood the front axle broke. 1t
was with considerable work the load
was removed and the wagon taken to
the repair shop.
Prof. r. B. Bell was a business WIS.,
itor in Marion Saturday and Monday.
Mr.. A. +. White, or Findlay, o., was
here on nursery business Saturday.
The board of education of Mont
somery township met In regular ses-
sion Saturday. After transacting rou-
tine business they awarded to Rish
and Myers the contract of furnishing
43 tons of West Virginia Splint hand
picked coal to be used in the various
districts throughout the township,
They also decided that all schools in
the township commence Tuesday
September 6.
James W. Vinson, of Shelby, was
here looking after farm interests from
wednesday until Sunday.
Rev. Sutton was called to hgosta
Sunday afternoon TO dismiss at the
grave of Mrs. Ed Tonguet Some one
hundred or more persons were in the
cemetery to manifest their esteem
Of the lady whom they well knew.
who met such a horrible death from
q gasoline explosion and also to ex-
press sympathy for Mr.. Tonguet in
his sad bereavement.
Z AbsoIem Elder is spending this week
as a guest of relatives in ond about
Ada and Mt Blanchard. He will at
tend the Elder reunion at Mt. Blanch-
ard before his return.
a large number of our young peo-
ing at Hepburn
Michael w. Barnes and wife and
children of Marion are spending the
week the guests OF relatives In and
about LaRue, their first visit for som
eleven years.
Tuesday evening large attend
ance of the Eastern Star was held in
the Masonic lodge room. After rou-
tine work. farewell reception was
extended TO Prof. X. Il. Bell and lady
who contemplate an early removal to
Caledonia, where Prof. Bell is employ
ed 20 superintend the public schools,
The reception was followed with
fine banquet.
Rev. Sutton was called to Marion
Monday where at o'clock In the
afternoon he attended the funeral OF
little Grant r. Morten. infant and
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nor
ten, who. after eleven weeks of suffer-
ing, departed this life at the parental
home on Clinton street at the age OF
seven months and fourteen days. In
terInent was made in the Marion cem-
etery.
y Miss Matea Paulson spent Sunday
afternoon with friends in DeClin.
:. After a pleasant visit Of week
with relatives here Miss AnnaDelle
Mouser returned to her home In Ma
rion Monday morning. She was ac-
companied home by Miss Nina knihin
who designs to spend the week as
guest of friends In Marion.
&C. II. Sutton and family autoed to
Moral and spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Sutton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. f. Cook.
Miss Beatrice Sutton is spending
the week visiting Marion relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Howsers two
small daughters are spending this
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. IL. Sprague.
After an absence OF several months
Mr. Abe Boyd has returned to LaRue
from Los Angeles. California. He VIII
spend a few weeks here when he Will
return 20 the Golden State to make
his future home.
Mrs @. A. l.. Markwith was a Ma
rion visitor Friday.
-. John w. Harris and r. B. Bonner
were Transacting business in Marion
Saturday.
y Mr.. william L.arkin, of Upper San
dusky. transacted business in LaRue
Monday.
VIM. Harris, who resides a few
miles southwest of town, drove into
our village Friday, his horse was taken
sick and died In a short time.
Mrs. Peter Helwig, who recently re-
turned from the Kenton hospital, Is
thought TO be slowly recovering but
Is still feeble and unable TO walk
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. CUTLERY and
two daughters. of Delaware are
spending the week combining business
with pleasure. visiting friends and
gazing for farm interests.
/. John e. Bonner is having a cellar
oxcayated and otherwise improving
his. home on east Vine street
w IT, Kniffin and C.. ii. Sutton paid