The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-27
LARUE.

BaHue, May 27.-The superintend- |
ent, professor and teachers of our
public schools pleased the patrons Of
the schools so well that the board re-
employed the entire corps, with the
exception of John B. Fields who
would have been re-employed but he
has secured the superintendency OF
the Agosta schools at an advence in
salary. His vacancy is not yet filled
by our board
Prof. J. W. Armstrong Is spending
n few days in Caledonia a guest Of
relatives.
Mrs Sallie Howser and two daugh-
ters left for Columbus Tuesday where
they will spend a few days the guests
OF relatives and friends.
The LaRue Telephone company has
purchased a fine new up-to-date switch
board for use in the central office. II
will be delivered and installed I'm a
short time when the best possible ser
vice will be given.
Mr.. stiverson and granddaughter,
after spending few days visiting rela-
tives in Moral, returned home Mon
day.
Clarence Milisor, Of Marion visited
his parents Sunday and returned to
his work in the Steam Shovel Monday.
Stephen Riem, Ivan Butler. A. j.
Brindle, l.. c. Copeland, II. w. Was
son, Mrs J. II. Leonard and Milton
Markey were business visitors I'm Ma
rion Monday
| The funeral Of Jacob A. Henkle was
held in the NJ. j.. church here Thurs
Il day afternoon John d. Henkle and
wife of Delaware, lib. Mapes and wife
and children, Mrs. Georgia Cluff and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Runkles
Of Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Barron OF
II Akron, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Thomas and
Milton Thomas Of Marion, Miss Cora
Jolly Of Moral, Richard Thomasson
Of Agosta We're present from a dis
tance. Twenty-Five soldiers were in
line and accompanied the body to the
cemetery north Of town where the re.
mains were lain to rest in the honors
Of war
Mrs. n. a. Copeland and Mrs L. G
| Copeland and the junior editor OF
the News left Wednesday noon TO visit
I for a few days at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Drybrcad in Franklin. Ind
Rev. j. p. Curren OF Marion while
r Off in LaBue and was the guest oI
3 friends from Thursday evening unit
/ Friday noon.
, Mrs. Tunnel Of the state OF Della
e ware, is now visiting with relatives
here.
G. n. Myers is visiting relatives IN
r. Marion this week.
! The G. a. II. post aided by all tn,
/ old soldiers Of this community Is bus,
{ preparing for a very interesting ser
, vice Decoration day.
Uncle Toms Cabin show gave an
! exhibition i'm our village Thursday ev
I enng They went from her to Mar
seilles where they show Friday even
S ing.
The f. b. Sunday school has be
| come so crowded I'm attendance thai
I Teacher G.. y. Baughman has taket
his class Of some twenty or more int,
: the gallery for recitation.
Farmers are very busy completing
their planting and are anxious for
+ rood refreshing rain.
The new opera house will be use,
for the first time Monday evening
! June 3, when the commencement eX
! ercises will be held. II presents a yer!
fine appearance and viii mn long
I felt want.
, The following is the program FOL
! Decoration day to be held at LaRu,
in the Presbyterian church May 80 a
o'clock D. M, or Immediately after
returning from Bonner cemetery
Song, America" Presbyterian choir
Invocation, Rev. NJ ID. Scott. Music
LaRue band, Duet, Mrs Clark ant
8 Mrs. Terry. Recitation. THE Blue an,
, the Gray" Glen Johnson. Violin solo
Prof. Armstrong. Address, Hon. Gran
e. Mouser. Music, LaRue band. Duet
| Mollencopf sisters. Benediction.