The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-19
LARUE.

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faRuo, Ohio, July 19.--On wed.
nesday the 10Th, Rev. sutton attend
ed the funeral OF Miss Lydia Jane
Green, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Green. who died two miles
west of Meeker Monday evening, July
nth. aged 40 years, 1 months and
10 days. Scarce had she rounded the
second year of her life when she be-
came afflicted with epilepsy which
after more than years of suf-
fcrlng finally caused her death. Fol
lowing funeral services interment
was made in the Meeker cemetery.
After a so journ of a few years in
Colorado Springs, Colorado, Miss
Christena Wolford is now here, the
guest of Ohio relatives.
Mrs Earl Heron and son, after
spending several days in this vicinity
returned to their home in Lorain
Thursday.
Some two weeks since Mr.. and
Mrs. Burle Hume ana daughter left
here to visit relatives in and near
Forest, while there Mr.. Hume fell
sick and for time was under the
physicians care but was enabled to
return home Monday.
Friday night some person or per-
sons made an attempt to enter the
home Of Mr.. Nathan Rizor, but made
so much noise that they awakened
the sleeping occupants and were
thus frightened away.
Mrs. william Drake visited friends
in Marion Saturday.
Rev. sutton attended the funeral
of Mr.. John NJ. Sanders In Rich
wood sunday afternoon and was as
sisted In the service by Rev Red
dicord and Rev. Creamer, the body
was lain to final rest in the Price
cemetery.
We learn that Mr. Samuel Long
of Michigan. who formerly resided
in LaRue combining business
with pleasure is visiting friends here
this week.
DIR. Guy r. WATSON and wife and
daughter of Orwell, Ohio came
Through with auto reaching here
Saturday noon and will visit for sew
eral days.
After an absence of more thar
twenty-threc years, Frank ]. Miller
of Louisiana visited his aged and sIcb
father II. W. Miller and other rela.
tives and friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
The work of paving High street
continues. An addition OF eight eigh
laborers from Springfield came IN
one day last week. large force oi
hands and teams are now employed.
A new iron picket fence has beer
placed on the south line OF tho
Price cemetery. which materiall,
adds to its convenience.
| All citizens were surprised e
lear of the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Long. She was born near this villag,
and both before and after marriage
resided In our town removing {,
| Redwood near ten years ago. Sh'
was sick for several months, some
what recovered, then taking n relapse
died Sunday morning. A large mum
Der of our citizens attended the funera
services which was held IN Richwoot
Tuesday afteribon. The body fwas
brought to LaRue, and buried in, tn
LaRue cemetery. ''
Mrs. Mabel Bell Nee Toplif o
Union City Ohio, attended Mrs
Longs funeral In fleetwood Tuesday
Mrs. j. a. sutton attended John NJ
Sanders funeral in Fleetwood Sunda!
Rev. Sutton attended the funera
of Mrs. w. A. Senner at the hom'
lpf heathf Monday afternoon. A larg'
audience was present. Many rela
Itives and frlends coming from, Ma
rion. This lady came with her par
onts from Pleasant township to La
Rue fifty-one years ago and reside'
in the same residence all these years
was united in marriage over forty-si,
years ago, In the same room in whlcl
she died. and in which the funera
services were held. Probably not
like incident has occurred in the his
tory of Marion county.
Clarence Millsor OF Marion vlste,
his parents here over Sunday.
John S. Riley of Marion is nov
the guest of his son, Chester Riley
west of town.
II. d. Hinkle and wife and Mr.. an
Mrs. Bert Bell and c. II Sutton pai
York Center a business visit Monda
lafternoon
ID. G. Ridgway was a business visl
or in Kenton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Davis o
near Byhalia attended Mrs. Seffner'
funeral Monday.
| Mrs. AIDA RitzIer and son Of Lin
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