The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-21
L.ARUE

IaRue. Dec. 21.--About FIVE O'Clock
Friday while starting from his house
to the barn to engage In milking, Mr..
Alfred w. Jones who resides just
south of town, felt sudden fainting
spell come upon him, and instantly
fell backward, the back part of his
head striking the sharp edge of the
cement sidewalk, giving to him very
severe fall. He lay for some time un-
conscience. his young son Vernal com
ing out was greatly surprised to see
his father thus, instantly gave the
alarm. Mrs Jones assisted by Miss
Shuster. as soon as possible carried
him into the house. DR.. Hesser was
called and gave all relief possible, fol-
lowing consciousness he took two
| other fainting spells, but Is now slow
| ly recovering. 1t was first thought
that his skull was fractured, but such
is not the case, and he bids fair to
entirely regain his health.
The aged George w. Miller fell sew
eral days since and bruised his hip
with which he still continues to suffer
considerable pain.
Faye and Anna Hesser. William
| Grace Mrs. NJ. ID. Campbell, Mrs. ID.
d. Clifton and Miss Maria Clifton
were Marion visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Long of Colum-
bus visited relatives here from Satur-
day until Monday.
Quite a number of the village
friends Of RevAand Mrs. NJ. d. scott
gave that worthy pair a ne dona-
ton Friday evening.
Milton Mills recently visited his
daughter Mrs Davis and family at
Cuyahoga Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Gopliff were In
redwood Sunday guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. NJ. Long, the latter is quite
sick but somewhat better at this writ
ing.
George Swallem who has been
absent some three years. and who re-
sides in Michigan, paid his relatives
and many friends a short visit this
week. leaving for his northern home |
Tuesday morning. He reports good |
health and continued prosperity.
on Sunday last. Fred Turner, VINO |
resides two miles east of LaRue hau
the misfortune to lose by death hne |
four year old bay horse worth about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Miss Hazel A. Ledley who for sew
eral months past has been the enl-
cicnt clerk i'm the NJ L. Sagers groc-
cry resigned that position saturday
evening and was chosen and qualited
as assistant post master in our office
entering upon the work Tuesday morn
ing She takes the position left vacant
1,, Estella Rurbaugh Saturday who |
Sunday evening was married to Mr'
of Mt. Victory.
our business places are all in gay
Christmas attire and old Santa Claus
the gift giver shows himself each
afternoon in the north window OF
Llngos store to the great delight OF
many young people.
well" said Squire Price, as he
came putting up the street. "A new
discovery for stock raisers. The butt
end Of a sheep is its head"
Mr.. Burgess OF the Mirror office |
paid our town n visit Tuesday.
Mrs NJ. d. Campbell was called to |
Marion Tuesday evening to visit her
brother, Mr.. owens who Is reported |
quite sick.
Mr.. James :. Bonner. our real estate |
agent, on his return from n recent WIS.,
it from Florida, brought quite n num-
Der OF specimens of southern fruit
which he displays in his office win
dow.
We are all pleased to note an inn
provement in the health of our sick
John Leslie, being able TO sit up. Mrs.
Lyman Elder is suffering considerable