The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-28

LARuE

the Decliff NJ. Il. church Friday al
1880 y. m. A very large audience be-
ing present. Select music was render
ed by the church choir. Mrs. u. f.
Wilson as superintendent of the sun
day school read a very pathetic tri-
butte to her memory. For five years
the deceased had been a teacher of
the young ladies' class of the school.
Fourteen members of the class were
present and seated in a body. Rev.
NJ. ID. Scott. pastor took charge of
the services and read an appropriate
obituary, succeeding VIII CHI Rev. j.
w. Dounan, who years ago was the
pastor of the Agosta NJ. e. circuit
under whose pastoral labors the de-
ceased was converted and became a
member of M Il. church, pronounced
a fine eulogy touching her Christian
character and life. Rev J. A. sutton
gave the closing prayer. Following
the services the body was taken to
and placed in the Mausoleum in the
LaRue cemetery.
The Christmas exercises held Fri
day evening i'm the Presbyterian
church was witnessed by large
and well pleased audience. The pro-
gram consisted of music by the choir
The Burbaugh orchestra and a well
drilled quintet. Mrs Burle Hume
and little Miss Margaret Hume favor
ed with a solo each and little Miss
es May and Pearl Clark with duet
Following recitations and appropriate
remarks by Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson
Santa claus made his appearance
and a multitude of presents we
properly distributed.
Mrs. c. NJ. Tannyhill and daughter
Kathalyn paid Marion a visit We'd
nesday.
Miss Leona Baughman and Miss
Lena Toplif students of Hillsdale
tMich) college came home Friday
evening to spend the holidays with
their parents and friends.
Dale Kemper of Delaware is the
guest of relatives and friends here
this week.
Lloyd Harden Of Marion came over
Friday evening to spend Christmas
with Master Paul Sutton.
Mrs. Mabel Bell of Union City Ind,
Is spending the week here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Toplih.
John c. Blue paid Bucyrus a busi-
ness visit Thursday.
Our public schools in their variou,
rooms had we'll loaded Christmas
trees and held very interesting Christ |
mas exercises Friday afternoon.
Roy Baughman a valued electrician |
of Pittsburg Pa, reached home Satur- |
day morning and will spend a few |
days holiday vacation with his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Baugh- |
man.
The aged Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lamb of near Marseilles are spending
the week with relatives here.
w. +. Kniffln was business caller
in Marion Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM Drake was in Marion
Thursday combining business with
pleasure.
Floyd and Lena Topliff and Mrs.
Mabel Bell went by auto to Redwood
Friday night to visit Mrs. NJ. C. Long
who is quite sick-at this time re-
ported TO be slightly better.
Our aged friend and veteran OF
the late war. Joseph n. Rodgers is
great and continuous sufferer with
his eyes. His sight being almost ex-
tinguished. He has the sympathy of
everyone in his distress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Nen Of Ruth
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Campbell Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Whlteman
of Dayton Ohio, are now visiting re-
latives here. Mr.. Whteman is con-
nected with a clothing store in "The
Gem City"
Mrs. Amanda wilt the aged sister
in Ashley o., attended Mrs. CIfton's
funeral Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Crowley and children OF
Marion are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Clark this week.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Kinnamon and
daughter Nellie left here Saturday
morning to spend Christmas with
friends in Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Samp-
son was Miss Elsie Bell, are now
visiting at the home of her father.
John M. Bell, of this village.
Mr.. Damon CUTLERY a student of
Cleveland educational institution is
spending his vacation with his par
ents south of town.
Miss May Stahl and Miss Hazel
Morl with students of the Ohio Wes-
leyan university are guests Of their
parents this week.
MISS DeMuTdl MOTIFS tcdCner IN
Caledonia public schools spent from
Saturday until Monday with her
mother here.
Extra large audiences gathered at
the +. b. and NJ. E. churches Satur-
day evening, Fine well laden trees
graced each church. Good music and
many recitation We're rendered and
short addresses given. Following
which old Stana the children's friend
appeared in each church and made
many persons old as well as young
glad and happy with beautiful gifts
distributed.
Mrs. James Burris Of Marion is now
here the guest of relatives and friends
Miss Zoe Scott student of o. w. u.
Delaware is the guest of her parents
MIR. and Mrs M. ID. Scott during
the holiday vacation.
Little Miss Marea Clifton is in very
feeble health
John Leslie Is slowly but surely re-
covering and will doubtless return to
his usual health.
Quite a number of the veterans,
members of the owen Gray Post G..
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