The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-27
LaRue Letter.

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LaRue. June y. -Rev. Ferguson
end lady are at this time guests Of
relatives in Lovallnd, ohio. There
WAS no preaching ut the prcabytcrian
church Sunday morning and svon-
ms.
Rev. Scott having attend Children's
day service with the Montgomery NJ.
T.. church Sunday evening. There
was no preaching in the NJ. T.. church
at that hour.
Sunday. June 18th the Attendance
upon the f. y. Sunday school was
one hundred and twenty-five persons
and the collection $i.63. Last sun my,
June 25th the attendance was one
hundred and forty-two, the collection
$i16. In the evening childr,n's day
service was held. The week had been
spent In preparing the children for
this special occasion. Tho church
was prettily decorated with an arch
way of various colorc1 strClmcrs and
beautiful flowers. Even standing
room I'm the church and gallery was
at a premium All those TAX 'ng Tprt
did wen, not one having 10 l3 prompt
ed yand the service was indeed well
pleasing to all. ash e. .s
Mr. Wilforc, cN-clerk of Crawford
county, a business n!-n of Bucs
VAS mere Saturday and combining
BUSINESS with pleasure ne called upon
scl eral friends.
tur some tine Mrs. Joseph joan
son mas been IN feeble health Was
taken quite III Sunday evening Dut
IS some better at THIS writing.
David VI. Bell, Geo. -. DeLauder
Joel kempor Mrs W. a. Scllncr and
MIS-. Mary \. Terry are thought 10
be slightly improving.
Mr. tloy Lannyhill had the mis-
fuftune to lose b. dcatn his driHns
horse Sunday evening. lie has thc
sympathy of everyone in the loss
which he sustains.
1he contractor with group Of
hands commenced the work of paving
High street beginning at the sJLtn
point Monday afternoon and from no"
on the work viii be rapidly pushed 10
completion.
Sunday morning Rev. j. a. sutton
and John Albert drove to West Mans
held wiere at ten-tmrty "a. IN. Rev.
Sutton delivered a sermon in the Bap-
tist church and at > p. m. he gave the
memorial sermon to the Odd Fellows
and Daughters of Relekah of that
and the membership of several sur
rounding lodges. Botn services We're
well attended.
ley. sutton will deliver a memorial
address TO the /. q. q. f. ana the
ID. Of II. in, Moral next SUNDAY :
p. m.
Hon. Ralph Cole Of Findlay o.,
has been secured by the Is. of r."
Masonic and !. o. o. F.crdcrs and
their lady branches to deliver tEa
memorial address in the new *. of T..
auditorium here next Sunday after
noon. lie is an orator of national re-
pute ana large audience is con-
fidcntly expected.
Chas Husacy and Mr.. Line the lat
ter of Columbus motorcd TO Upper
Slndusky yesterday where Mr.. Husroy
visited his aged afflicted mother.
Dr. Hcsser and family went by car
some forty miles distant and were
Sunday guests of his brother A busi-
ness man of Lafayette Ohio.
Mrs. Minnie Myers md daughter Of
Green Camp, recently paid "a business
visit TO LlRue.
Frank Moore visited Green Camp
relatives one day last week
Willis Miller was A grsst of Marion
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs j, H.. Leonard and Mrs. Frank
Seymour and daughter visited at the
Shoclller home north of town Friday.
quite number OF the members of
the Masonic fraternity went 10 Mar
ion Friday and attended "The County
Lodge" of Masons in that city. They
saw considerable work finely given, en-
joyed banquet and returned Satur-
day with words of praise for the in"
gtruction ANA entertainment which
they received.
SataurcuN morning Miss Grace Spi-
Ger, Miss Marca Jones' James Lyons,
Miss marguerite ltamp, VIM. Raub,
Miss Nina Riley, Mr., Damon Parker,
Miss Rita Hoagland, Miss B3nchc
llnhlln, Mhs Hastings, Nirgle Hen
acll. Miss Nallio Winslow and Edwin
Randall The Patterson class Of thir-
tenn left LaRue for Marion to attend