The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-07
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near Marion several days this week
Funeral services of the aged Mrs
Mary B. Moon were held in the +. b
church Thursday afternoon. A good
sized audience was present, Rev. Sut-
ton having charge and was assisted
by Rev DR. Ferguson pastor of the
| Presbyterian church and Rev. NJ. o.
Scott, pastor of the NJ. Il. church.
| Following services the body was TAX
en- to Markwith's morgue and on
Friday morning, accompanied by II.
| y. Moon and Ross Showers the re-
mains were taken to Hillsdale, Mich
lgan for interment.
Yes. Ellis and wife returned from
Marysville Tuesday, where they were
in attendance at the funeral of ]. e..
Southard the uncle of Mrs. Ellis.
The directors Of the LaRue. band
company held their regular annual
meeting Monday. After examination
Of the books were well pelased with
the banks business the past year. Hon
w. L. Raub was chosen president. ].
II. Leon, vice president; M. c. Glenn
ent, cashier, and Clinton Prettyman,
assistant cashier. This bank starts
forth another year having the best
indications for it's future financial
success.
W. II. Bates and wife who reside
west of town were called to Arling-
ton, Ohio, Sunday and Monday to visit
his aged father who is in very feeble
health.
A slight wreck here on the Big Four
railroad Monday morning smashed up
two freight cars and badly injured one
tender.
G.. A. l.. Markwith has recently
purchased forty acres of land three
miles west of LaRue of w. Il. Thew.
Price paid rising sixty-flve dollars per
acre.
Our public schools began session
Tuesday, January 3rd, having a large
attendance and good interest.
Prof Armstrong, principal of our
high school, spent the vacation visit
ing his parents who reside at Barnes
willie.
Prof. Stafford our Superintendent of
public schools and his wife spent va
cation week as guests of relatives in
Cincinnati and Dayton, returned Mon
day evening.
II. v. Kelly has rented of C. E. Bal
linger for the year ending April 1st.
1912, forty acres known as the Ira
williams. Jr. land.
A very large audience assembled
at the Presbyterian church last Tues
day evening and listened to an inter-
esting address delivered by A. H. Wig
gan of Indiana, on the subject of Dol
lars and Sense"
Our stock shippers have been very
busy this week in buying and shipping
large number of hogs. cattle and
sheer to eastern markets.
l.. G. Copeland was a business WIS.,
itor In Marion Wednesday, and as
sisted as a member of the jury board.
Word has been received here that
the body of Mrs. Mary Holland who
recently died at Alabama, while visit
ing her daughter in that state, will
reach Kenton Saturday forenoon and
will be laid to rest in the Kenton GEM
etery on the afternoon of that day.
Mrs. Holland was the daughter of DR..
j. A. and Mrs. Helen Mouser, sis
ter of Hon. G.. E. Mouser and Mrs. w.
#. Kniffln.
Ransom b. Irvine and Mr.. c. E.
Gates of Meeker attended the funeral
of Mrs. Moon here Thursday.
j. Henry Raub recently sold his
stock in the IaRue Tile company TO
other stock holders and at this time
has no financial interest in the com
pany.
The principal stock holders in tho
LaRue Tile company held a business
meeting in LaRue Thursday and were
well pleased with the success of the
plant.
]. Jerome our electrician went to
Marion Friday. Some three weeks
since nc badly burned and scalded his
left foot while at work about the
boiler Of his electrical machinery and
despite medical skill It refuses to yield
to treatment.
After a pleasant visit of several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
alta, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. McWilliams
of Mt. Gilead. returned home Friday
Mr. G.. A. l.. Markwith, paid
business visit to Kenton Friday.
The aged Isaac Burke is the guest
of his daughter Mrs. G. II. Baugh
man this week
The aged Mr. Baughman is quite
feeble. Mr.. John Leslie Is slowly re-
covering.
w. o. Rish was in Marion Friday
on business.
Simeon Van Cleve Of West Mansfield
was business visitor here Thursday.
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