The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
IMPORTANT
EVENTS IN
And About LaRue Described
By Our Faithful
Correspondent.
What the People Are Doing
And How They Live, Move
And Enjoy Life.

I.aRue. o., June i.--On saturday
morning Milton Mills and family re-
ceived wire message stating the death
of his daughters one year old child,
and of its burial on Sunday at the
PLACE OF residence Of the family,
.Cuyahogi Falls. Ohio. Miss Bess Mills
of this village. Mrs. Anna william. Of
Mt. Victory and Mrs. VIM. Mills OF
Marion. lett 10y first train to reach the
home i'm time for the funeral.
We are pleased to state that the
aged Mrs. Sarah -. Henderson after
"a prolonged illness OF several months
is slowly regaining her health and
strength.
Mr.. John Leslie, though by no
means well goes slowly about our
streets walking by the aid of crutches.
J. b. Halstead is very feeble and
can scarce go about, and is sadly dis
couraged feeling confident that his
ntuc strength is fast waning. David
NJ Bell is slightly improved He has
pur hascd and erected a tent which
he and his wife will nightly occupy.
For more than three months Mrs
Mary A. Terry has been on the decline
for the past six weeks she has Deen
"a guest at the home of her son Joseph
Terry north OF the tile plant, where
she is now confined to her bed. Mrs.
Hannah Potter and Mrs. Roselen Har-
ris are much better Mrs. Harris be-
ing able TO care for light work in the
Kitchen.
Rev NJ. d. Scott. pastor of the NJ.
T. church delivered a fine baccalau-
rcate sermon to our graduating class
Sunday evening. The music was ex-
cerlenuy rendered, large audience
being present all of whom were pleas
ed with the services throughout. Rev.
FERGUSON with a number OF his Pres
hyNcridn congregation were present
and the Reverend assisted in the SER
vices.
quite a number of our old soldiers
and many citizens attended memorial
services at the Montgomery NJ. r..
church Sunday morning They report
the rendering OF an admirable pro-
gram. They speak in particular praise
of a beautiful song given by calsses
one and two Of the Sunday school,
and also of the address of Rev. MIL
ler who for some thirty minutes elo-
quently spoke of the cause and effect
of, the war of the rebellion.
Rev sutton, accompanied by III. w.
Myers and Master Ray Sutton ali
tended the Maccabee memorial in
Hepburn Sunday afternoon which was
held In the u. B. church OF that VIII
lage. Fun sixty men and thirty la
dies of the order we're In line and at
tended I'm "A body. The music was fur
nished by the ladies Of the order ana
was line, particularly a solo given by
Miss Myers. Following the sermon the
order marched to the Lee cemetery
and placed flowers upon the graves
of their departed members.
Rev. and Mrs FERGUSON visited rel
ollyes in Rushsylvania one day last
week. and while there the Rcv. had
the pleasure OF solemnzing a mar
riage.
After several months pleasantly
spent in various parts OF California,
Mr.. Samuel White returned to La
Rue Saturday.
Floyd Toplin and r. n. Baughman
were guests Of Miss Lena Tophm and
Miss Leona Baughman In Hillsdale,
Mlth., from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. James Terry Of Marsellles was
the guest Of Mr.. Otto and Mr.. Floyd
Terry Sunday.
Mrs. Alspach ana Miss Faye Hesser
were businelI visitors in Marion We'd
| nesday.