The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-09
'COMINGS IN
G0|NGS OUT
And Carvings On of La
Rue's People as Seen and
Sketched by Our Special
Correspondent = Dutton's
Visit Funeral or Elzy j.
Howser-A Collision and
Other Events.


lstives and friends in LaRue. Miss
'Anabel Mouser returned to her home
In Marion. she was accompanied
homo by Miss Nina Kniffin who Will
visit relatives and young friends in
Marion several days.
Mrs. w j. and Mrs. Minnie NJ.
Myers visited Tuesday Mr.. Frank
Myers, the young man who recently
met with a serious railroad accident
In DcClin. who is now a patient in a
Marion hospital
We learn that Mr. and Mrs. John
Lelie and son M. II. Leslie were in
Kenton Tuesday where Mr.. John Les
lie submitted to a surgical operation.
a number of hands are busily en-
gagged making cement curbing along
the line of the street which is soon
20 be paved. They are finishing it in
nice style and It is said to the credit
sof the contractor and his men that the
work is being quietly done without
loud talking or oaths.
Prof. Stafford, with group of
hands is busily engaged in excavating
a cellar. A firm is drilling we'll and
soon a nice new residence will APP
pear upon his recently purchased plot
Of ground in East LaRue.
Miss Enid Anderson of Gallon Is
visiting relatives here.
After a weeks visit with relatives
In and about LaRue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Endsley returned to their
home in Cleveland Sunday morning.
ID. X. Drake has purchased fine
new Regal auto of Mr. G. II. Allen.
While Mr.. Drake was out riding I'm
his new car Monday morning, driving
north. he accidentally hit the speeder
as he was crossing the Big Four rail-
way. The rider of the speeder saw
the imminent collision and leaped.
No one was hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Drake were
guests of Marion friends from Sat-
urday until Monday.
J. w. Hoagland and family re-
turned from Columbus Saturday noon
having spent a couple of days attend
ing the Hoagland reunion and visit
ing relatives in the Capital city.
The aged Mr.. Wright of Column
bus is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 5.
c. Smiley here.
We had the pleasure of meeting
upon our streets Saturday our young
friend George Dutton. who ,spent his
early boyhood in our midst and whose
parents and brother reside here,
but who for the past four years has
been engaged in one of the principal
offices of the Wells-Fargo Express
company In Chicago. Mr.. Dutton is
In excellent health and Is making a
success in his work.
John Eihrenccld of Tlnin was cal
ling a few days last week upon few
of his many LaRue friends. Mr.. Il.
Is busily engaged erecting a fine new
cement mansoleum in the Tifin Gem
etery. He contracted and constructed
fine Mansoleum in our cemetery
about one year ago.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Wise Jr., and
daughter of Coffeeville, Kansas are
guests OF his parents and others
Mrs. o. o. Alspach and little daugh-
ter visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. VIII
liams In East Liberty several days
this week.
Rev.. Ferguson and wife were
guests of Marseilles friends several
days last week.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie attended social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mcclure north of
town Friday evening.
Miss Mclla Van Meter of Marion
was the guest of Miss Lcona Baugh
man and Miss Topliff over Sunday.
Mrs 3. A. Sutton and Mrs w. f.
Kniffin were guests of Marion friends
Wednesday.
The six young ladies from our viii
1age who spent several days in camp
life on Indian lake returned home Sun
day evening well pleased with their
outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Simpson and
Mrs. Jennie Drake of West Mansfield
visited Monday at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. J. A. Sutton.
Mrs. Sallie Roderich of Marion,
was the guest of her father Mr.. NJ.
S. Rurdge a few days last week.
Rev. Sutton filled his morning APP
polntment at the Hampton school
house last Sunday. Mr.. John Albert
accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corwin and
two small children, who live eight
miles north of Kenton, on Sunday
evening as they were returning home
In an auto from Marion where they
had visited friends, had the mlsfor-
tune to break down near the residence
OF j.. Gillespie, five mile snorth OF
LaRue. They were brought into town
by G. e. Sutton In his auto and later
An the evening taken home by NJ. ii.
Leslie.
W. A. Hurley and wife of near Mt
Victory were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hicks west of town Sunday.
ARRANGEMENTS have been been COM
pieted that the Deadening s. s. and
the Hampton $. s. viii hold picnic
In the Gurley grove near Deadening
church, Tuesday, August / 5. A num-
Der of Sunday schools have been In
vited and a fine array of speakers are
announced 20 be present.
VIM. Sherers and wife and children
are visiting Mr. Sherer's mother in
Cleveland for a few days.
On Saturday last Rev ]. A. Sut-
ton assisted by Rev. M. ID. Scott and
>SRev. w "A. Ferguson held funeral
services OF the body of Ely j Howser
who died In Columbus Tuesday norm
Ing. and whose remains were brought
here for service and interment. The