The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-02

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Charles Ben, o. Columoas was
guest OF his fnther. John NJ. -BeD. .gsvs !.
erai days last week
Mrs. J. w. CASTOR and Mrs. WV.
Thomasson were in Marion on busi-
ness Thursday tsf
Mr. Morreil. Of Columbus was here
on business Wednesday. and attended
prayer service in the Baptist church
in the evening, taking charge cf the
music. He is fine vocalist
Mr. Joseph Boggs has made mark
ed Improvement on his property on
north High street, raising the mouse, >
building porch and making additlnns.s 3
He is also residing and otherwise re-
pairing his barn. p 1t@@ lat e
Mrs. NJ c. Long, OF Redwood. vis.E
tied relatives here several days last
week. 4
DR. and Mrs. sInItt Recently visited
in Columbus q4N ffahEFN & y
After spending q few weeks as 4
guest at the home OF Mrs. Jerry Jones'.
Miss McMoran returned last Sunday.
to her home in st. Paris. Miss Flor+
ence Jones accompanied her and VIII
be her guest for few days. 81
Miss Annabelle Myers spent from.
Saturday until Monday the guest OF
relatives In Marion.
w. II. Myers and family. who ie-
side north of town, visited relatives
in Redwood Sunday. r
Friday afternoon, about forty young
people of Redwood, accompanied by
a band, drove into our village and q
very interesting game of baseball was
played in which Redwood was sue.
cessful. The score was to 3.
Quite q number of our young peo-
Pile attended the entertainment in
DeClir Friday evening and speak in
highest terms of the fine play which
they witnessed. All the actors being
amateurs speaks we'll for the young
people of our neighborlng Village.
The Sunday schools OF our village
are having large attendance. and good
growing interest. The baptist Sun
day school enters into contest next
Sunday to continue until July i. one
class pitted against another. and tha
classes securing the largest number
of new pupils in the time mentioned
will partale of banquet .at the ex44
4 pense OF those who fail to win. Con.
siderablei enthusiasm is, airea1tyg being
II manifested Ks tRNkN Nsiiaf e
Sunday, following Sunday School. a
business session of the Baptist church
was called at which meeting G.. l.
Baughman offered the following reso-
luton: "That we, as members of the
LaRue Free Baptist church. accept
the proposition and offer ourselves as
members of the Baptist denomina-
ton" This resolution was laid upon
the table for final action and vote to
be taken at the close of Sunday school
next Sunday, May T. A large attend
ance, especially OF the church MEM
bershlp, is urgently requested.
II Regular preaching service was held
l.by each pastor, Sunday morning at
, Presbyterian and NJ Il. churches. In
the evening, Mr, Miller, of Delaware,
an ANTI Saio on. league representative,
addressed a union meeiingf held In
the NJ. e. church, on account OF the
rain the audience was not larges The
address was deeply interesting at4 fa.
I 1INorabiy Impressed all present ~
Jay Stlverson, of near Mt. Victory
I was q business visitor here Monday.
: Ralph Johnson, OF near. Byhaiia.
was here on legal business Friday
a. W.. IHeW, OF heppuin, was hero
on business Monday ''l"' 'ai 90
Joel Kemper is slowly recovering
, from his recent severe Illness. VI;
one day last week T. s. CUTLERY.
who resides on a farm IN western Ma
rion county n few miles south of La
Rue. drove large numberqof' sheep
TO our village for shipment to Cleve;
land. On Monday he drove another
bunch OF about $50 for shipment 10
the same city. He was accompanied
by his five-year-old son, William.
Il Mr.. Joseph Rodgers recently lost
by death a valuable nursing colt !.
House cleaning Is now the rage
in LaRue. Pity the poor men who
eat their midday meal of the side OF
the woodbox, amid the debris of the
kitchen and the parlor!