The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-18
GO|NGS OUT,
Confines MIN IN
And Various Incidents, Ac-
cidents and Personal AT
fairs as Sketched by our
Special Correspondent
At LaRue.

LaRue, Ohio, oct. 1S.-R. r. Bon
ner was in Marion Thursday hn6
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
daughter in Martel. Yu.r
S. s. Simpson and wife visited re-
latives in Delaware Thursday and
Friday
Joseph Boggs moved into the An
derson property near the West bridge
THURSDAY.
Chas NJ. Huber moved Thursday
from a farm in Grand township to
his newly purchased home of Joseph
Boggs on south High street, and on
Monday took possession of the pool
room, fixtures and stock which he
also purchased of Mr. Boggs.
Friday the Richwdod baseball
team played the LaRue team, the
score standing, LARue 4, Redwood 3.
Rev NJ ID. Scott preached his first
sermon of his pastorate of NJ. Il.
church here Sunday morning and ev-
ening having a large and attentive
audience, who were well pleased with
his pulpit efforts. He begins his
pastoral labors here, having favor
able indications of q successful year.
H. II. Brown of Circleville, o, vis-
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas NJ. Huber Thursday and Fri
day.
We are pleased TO greet our aged
and worthy friend Samuel Sanders
of Rose Hill, Iowa, n prosperous
farmer of that state who is now Wis
iting relatives in our midst
II. X, Brown, Esq, of Agosta
transacted business here Saturday.
Chas. NJ. Huber was business
visitor in Marion Saturday.
Mrs. Peggy Sanders visited her son
John NJ. Sanders real estate deal
er in Fleetwood, Friday. He Is report
ed to be quite sick.
Mrs. Celia Hardin and daughter
of Marion We're guests of relatives
and friends here Thursday.
Milton ]. Moral of Moral cam
didate for county commissioner and
Hon. John II. Clark candidate for
prosecuting attorney both on the Re-
publican ticket were in our town
caring for their political fences
Saturday.
Milton Moral and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Wayne Hoagland paid
West Mansfield a business visit
Wednesday.
A. f. Dyson and son of Ind'an
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Dyson several days last week.
Vernon Huber. of Marion was here
Saturday afternoon.
C. NJ. Tannyhill purchased team
: of horses, small stock of groceries,
counters, shelvings etc. of CUTLERY
and Curtis, purchasers of the Con-
smmers Grocery in Marion, one day
last week and has removed the same
to our village.
Mrs. Peter Paulson and daughter
visited Marion Friday.
The aged Mr.. Lamb of near McGuf
fey was the guest of his sons John
and David Lamb Friday and Sat
urday.
w. f. Knlffin and wife and son
Karl were guests of Hon, and Mrs,
G. Il Mouser IN Marion Saturday and
Sunday.
Roy Clark has purchased the dry
goods and milliners stock of c. w.
Rodgers the invoice began Monday
morning. Mr. Clark will carry on the
business where some years ago he
served as a clerk. He is a young
man of marked intelligence and
business ability and carries with him
the best wishes of everyone.
The following named small chill
dren with horse and wagon drove
into the country Saturday after
noon walnuting: Delee Wilson !
Danial Alspach, Glare Ridgway, Nina
and Carl Kniffin, Beatrice, Paul and |
Ray Sutton, through the kindness of
their country friends they succeeded |
in securing some two bushel each,
The public schools have purchas-
ed a fine piano of G.. w. Baker of
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