The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-29
L.ARUE.

After a few months of stay with
their grandparents in Wood county,
X eth and Clair the two sons of ID.
'C. Ridgway returned to their Larue
home Friday.
John Eihrenfred of Tiffn Is now
in our midst and Is disposing OF the
previously sold.
Contractor McHugh and j. II. Leo
nard were in Kenton Sunday.
Byhalia Baseball team played 12
Pinning match game with LaRue
Sunday afternoon from the number
OF young people and some not so
young in attendance and the amount
of noise and yelling done the game
must have been quite interesting and
resulted one to two i'm favor of La
Rue.
Report states that the village
council will visit Columbus this week
on business pertaining to paving
streets etc.
Harry Bell while running his auto
last week met with some misfortune
in connection with tires.
Some OF our citizens prepared din
ner and drove out Sunday to- see the
dredge work LaRue had large
delegation on the ground. &
Miss Leona Baughman Is at pres
ent attending n college fraternity
convention of which she is president
frhe convention holds its meeting In
Wisconsin.
Miss Beatrice Sutton is under the
physicians care. 3Rt+s
Mr.. IL. C. Bireiey and Marshall
Markey, veterans of the late war,
went to Rochester n. Y, to attend
the G. A. r. meeting. While In that
| fifty Mr., Bireley had the misfortune
to be hit by moving street car, in
a street car blockade. He was con-
siderably bruised but not seriously
| injured, these gentlemen immediate-
| ly returned home following the accl-
dent, without waiting for the parade
at the conclusion of the meeting
Mr.. Bireley Is slowly improving from
his painful bruises.
| ]. Wayne Hoagland, teacher and
his class of boys very nicely enter
tained the two Sunday school girl
classes taught by Mrs. ]. Il. Moore
and Mrs. VIM. Drake. at the church
last Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake was served. There were forty
1.-TWO persons present and a very en-
Joyable evening was spent.
Perry Gotchell paid Marseilles a
business visit Thursday.
Six persons three ladies and three
Egentlemen who reside In Indiana,
one lady being past seventy years
OF age, left West Salem Ohio for TT.
lWayne Indiana. Friday morning,
were stranded here late Friday even
ing. Their touring car becoming dis
abled. Arriving late the hotel was
full, and considerable difficulty was
had in. securing a nights lodging.
The chief want OF LaRue at this
time Is not better but larger hotel
accommodation.
| Mr.. II. II. Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
| w. Hoagland attended the Cunning
| ham funeral In Marion Tuesday
| Prof. w. A. Miller, and Byron
Rollison of Delphas are spending a
few days In our midst on business.
Prof. Miller was formerly our High
School teacher and also County
School Examiner.
Miss Nina HaybeclS of Marion vis-
tied LaRue friends several days last
week.
Mrs. Il. A. Smith of Norwich Conn
ecticut, is guest OF her sister Mrs.
Q. %. Alspach.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Burke and family of
Jackson Center Ohio. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Baughman.
| Il. ID. Sprague of Campbell Hill
Ills, is visiting relatives here.
| Miss Hazel Clark OF Marion was
giest of relatives here several days
last week.
Prof. f. X. Stafford and wife and
son returned home Friday. Mrs.
Stafford and son visited relatives in
Warren and adjoining counties for
| five weeks. The Prof. spent the
largest part of two weeks. He has
! purchased some LaRue property in
the East end and has two carpenters
busily employed In erecting upon 1t
a fine new dwelling into which he
comtemplates removal about Thanks
| giving.
For several weeks, our Mutual
i friend Frank Wood who resided
three miles north of town, has been
a very great sufferer from an affec-
iion In his right eye and despite
medical treatment 1t refuses to heal.
| Several cbildrens of our village
are victims of whooping cough.
4 Mrs. S. ]. Amrine, widow of Allison
| Amrine has secured the accrued pen
sion due her husband at his death