The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-13
.LARUE HAS BUSY
week OF EVENTS
Baughman -Gearhart Wed
ding Takes Place in
Altoona.
Hugh James Funeral at
Residence of
Daughter.

LaRue, oct. 13.-On Thursday, oct |
9Th Mr.. Ray l.. Baughman was uni
ted in marriage with Miss Myrtle A.
Gearhart This service occurred at
the home of the brides's parents In
Altoona, Pa. Mr.. Baughman Is a
young business man who after grad
uating from the Ohio state university
secured lucrative position in Pitts
burg, whore your scribe understands
he is still employed; himself and bride
came to the home of his parents Sun
day and are now spending short
time calling upon few of their many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post, and
daughter Mabel also Mrs. Posts
mother. Mrs. Anna Dlldne of Ken
| ton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph johnson Sunday.
Miss Myrtle and Miss Dale Wilson
visited relatives in Marion from sun
day until Monday evening.
Miss Ruth Aller, was guest of
Fleetwood friends few days last
| v eek.
Mr.. c. II. Sutton and son Paul. Mr..
w. +. Knifiin. Mr.. Walter Tooley and
| Mr.. II. ID. Henkle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Bennett and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schotte and family were
among the many persons Of our village
who attended the Redwood fair last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. James Crowley, Jr.,
were guests of Agosta relatives Sun
day.
Mrs. G. T.. Mouser of Marion is
depending few days in our midst
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. George Johnson was calling up
on friends in Marion Sunday.
After several days pleasantly spent
I'm visiting her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel Kemper, Miss Preccie Kem-
uer left for her home in Delaware, o.,
Monday morning.
Frank Wood is but slightly improv-
cd being still a great sufferer with a
peculiar affliction of his right eye.
: Rev Hoyt and wife were here sun
) day afternoon and in the evening the
Rev. very acceptably filed the f.
b. pulpit
w. III. Sprague, Mrs. Emily Riley,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Campbell. Mrs. ID. ID. Cliff
ton and MIR. Floyd Topliff went by
: auto to East Liberty Wednesday,
where they spent the day with rela-
tives. ; ttI fl'I. ~ Av--'1 N.tl -l
: Miss Florence Jones left here for
W ooster Sunday to attend college In
' that city the ensuing school year
: Rev. Sutton assisted by Rev. w. p.
LaRue attended the funeral of Mr..
Hugh James last Saturday AFTERNOON
s lat the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
1 John A. Scranton, two miles north
of town. Following service the body
. Twas taken to and buried in the Hale
! cemetery, some two miles west Of Mt
Victory. Rev. w. p. LaRue, l. "
. Clement, Il. IL. Everett, j. A. Terry
, NJ. M. Moral and Pearl Scranton, six
= OF his neighbors accompanied lhe re-
. mains as pallbearers.
= Mrs. Parker of DeCliff was here on
r business Saturday.
Mrs l.. A. Spracklln visited heI
aged invalid mother in Columbus
from Saturday until Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Drake, Mr.. George Dill
saver and the aged MIR. Stiverson were
of the many who paid Marion busi-
u ness visit Saturday. Quite a num-
ber went as Interested persons in tho
: Crowley-Clark trial.
David Landon lost three hundred
= dollar horse Tuesday. II died of kid
. ncy trouble after a prolonged sickness
i Mrs. James Crowley was guest OF
j Bellefontalne friends Wednesday ant
: Thursday.
large number of persons attended
!, the a. W. Jones stock sale south o
town, Tuesday, the day was so incle
:, ment that but part of the stock wa'
y sold. This sale was held under can
lVas.
The aged Mrs. McNeff and Mrs. c
J ii. Allen, j. w. Jones and family
With others, attended the funeral o
. Mrs. Adelaide johnson Tuesday.
Mr. Hildebrand of Shelby, Ohio, wa'
= here on legal business Thursday IL
; connection with estate of Mr.. Vinsor
- who recently died in Shelby and who
was the owner Of some real estate In
j., this part of Marion county.
large number of our citizens at
tended the fleetwood fair last week
Many of them We're dissatisfied with
: the meager exhibit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas asson
left here last Thursday morning tC
. spend two Weeks or more at the home
G their daughter, Mrs. Emma Me
= Cormack In Stanton, Ky.
al Mr.. Johnson our creamery man, is
spending the week at his home In
Westerville.
Mr.. Henry Showers an aged veteran
Of the late war. who resides at Dan
Vile, Ills, returned home Thursday
| after spending three weeks as guest
of relatives in and about LaRue.
Mrs. David Moral of north of De-
r Cliff, visited her sister. Elizabeth
} Showers, in LaRue at the home of
John Moral, Thursday
, Mrs. Rebekah j. Jones. daughter OF
John and Catherine Hook and wife,
OF Charles H. Jones died at her late
home, two and one-half miles north
west of Moral Wednesday morning,
oct 4, 1911, aged near SO years. She
vas born in Holmes county, Ohio,
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