The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-17
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1sa1sue, Sept. 16.--MrS. Anna Nee
lee of Granville, o., visited her par.
cnts here several days last week leav.
ing for her home Monday morning
Mr. and Mrs. G.. G.. Metz and chile
were in Marion Sunday and Monday
being called there to visit theii
brothers sick child.
Mr. Shira left here Monday foi
Columbus as an attendant upon, alsC
tutor in the Ohio University. Mis-.
Katha rine Shira his sister left tn,
same day to attend the University al
Athens, ohio.
W. w. Moore was in Prospect on
business Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Runkles and son
were Marion visitors Monday as also
Mrs. c. w. Rodgers, William Drake
and Rev. j. a. Sutton.
Rev. G.. NJ. Lewis of Amelia who
twelve years since spent his summer
vacation in LaRuc. Who for the
past eight years has been pastor OF
the Baptist church at Amelia, o., was
in fleetwood and preached at the
Baptist church there Sunday morn
ing and evening paid LaRue friends
visit Monday.
Bryant Brothers have filed suit
against the LaTlue Free Baptist
church and summoned the trustees
TO appear in court, Monday August
10Th. This company set up a claim
OF three hundred and twenty-five
dollars against the church for decor
ating the interior of the building.
The church resists payment on the
ground that the work was not done
in accordance with the design which
they accepted and which the COM
pany contracted to place upon the
walls aud ceiling of its interior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chrysler
one week old boy of Freeland and
one week old boy of IRELAND and
Elva Raymond. its name will be
Raymond DeVere Chrysler 1t will
have ag ood home and be kindly
cared for.
A. /. Marsh and family on Monday
evening at their home on Market
street had a number of friends and
selected singing by the male octette
followed with a luncheon in honor OF
Mrs. r. b. Bell who are soon TO
remove TO Caledonia. Mr.. Marsh Is
a member of the octette and he with
all our citizens regrets the remov-
nj of the professor and his family.
from our midst.
James +. Orr has purchased n lot
in the east end of town of Absalom
Elder.
hA ,F
Bomery township met in regular ses
sion saturday, after transacting
routine business, they reinsurcd with
Mr. ]. II. Leon all the school build
ings and furniture of the town,
ship The fun amount thus insured
being nine thousand and one hun
dred dollars.
Mr.. Alvin LaRue Is now acting as
assistant cashier at the Campbell
National bank, during the absence of
Mr.. Ray Rubins, who Is at the Par
ctal home caring for his sick
brother.
Mrs ID. ID, Clifton returned home
Monday evening after a very pleasant
sojourn in Columbus for several
days.
Mrs. NJ ID. Campbell and Miss
Marie Clifton were in Marion caring
for business Monday.
Harvey Swallcm was a Monday
morning passenger for Marion.
Mrs. y. A. Copeland and Mrs.
VIM. Drake visited friends in Mar.
ion Tuesday.
Rollih Fits who resides north OF
town was q Marion business visitor
Monday.
Corn is being purchased here for
seventy-flve cents a bushel and Very
difficult to be secured at that price
Our schools are having large
attendance and the teachers giving
good satisfaction.
]. G.. Blue returned from Cleve.
land Monday morning to which city
he shipped from Redwood few
days previous five carl Dads of fine
cattle.
$. O. Bell and family of west OF
town We're guests of w. c. Wilson
and family Sunday.
The children and friends of Mrs
NJ. l.. Clark who reside south OF
town visited at their home Sunday
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clark
and child who are visiting here for
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crowley and
children of Marion and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Porter of Green Camp visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. willis
Clark and family.
Prof Stafford and lady. entertained
the aged parents of Prof. Stafford and
also his mother Saturday and Sun.
day they returned to their home
near Springfield, o., Monday.