The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-25
LARUE PEOPLE GO
TO GREEN CAMP
Baptist Missionary Society
Entertained Royalty at
Latter Place.
LaRue Becoming Quite Pro
ficient-Black Rats
in LaRue.

LaRuc, Ohio, oct 24.-Thursday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Tojlilf,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. sutton. Mrs. G.. G. Allinger
isor, Mrs. VIM. Drake, Mrs James
Williams, Mrs. G. II. Sutton. Mrs. w.
f, Kniffin, Mrs. Maggie Burge, Mrs
Meta Shirk. Alonza Burdge Mrs.
Carl ';mith and two children. Mrs.
Willis Clark, as members of the Wo-
mans Missionary society of the Bap-
tist church Of LaRue. drove to Green
Camp and were royalty entertained
by the missionary society of the Bap-
tist church there. Some thirty mem
bers of that society meeting with
them at the parsonage. After all mad
partaken of . splendid dinner, the
company gathered in the parl1r. AZ
ter music by the graphaphone, the
president of the Green Camp society,
Mrs. j. b. Berry with those present
repeated the twenty-third psalm IN
concert. Miss Bertha Porter read n
letter from missionary Miss Coe, sue
cecdlng which Rev, Hoyt read an
occasion, which abounded in witty al
fusions. Rev j. O. Hillery, the new
NJ. e. pastor delivered an interesting
address touching church unity in the
work of winning souls to Christ. Rev.
sutton followed, speaking of "Dorcas"
the first womah's sewing society, at
the conclusion of which, in few APP
propriate words presented Mrs. Hoyt
with beautiful souvenir spoon as a
memento of esteem on the part of the
LaRue ladies. At the close Marion
photographer took a fine picture of
the entire group. 1t was a very inter-
esting and pleasant meeting.
James Williams who lives west of
town and G. II. sutton, our livery
man were caring for business in Ma
rion Thursday
b. CUTLERY of Marion was caring
for his large farm interests south and
west Of LaRue Thursday and Friday
Mr.. Edward Walker is now rural
route carrier while Otto Terry Is talk
ing his yearly vacation.
Mrs Elva B. Raymond was in Ma
rion on legal business Friday. 3.
G II. Baughman was caring for
business in Bellefontaino Monday.
David Lamb, our village marshal,
was a witness before the grand jur.
i'm Kenton Monday.
Our LaRue band Is making marked
progress and becoming quite proh-
tent in their music attainment They
will give a band concert and play in
the *. of p. opera house the last
evening in this month.
\ series of meetings is announced
to commence at the Baptist church
here Sunday evening. 1t will be in
charge of Pastor IL. IL. Hoyt and Will
probably continue three or moro
weeks.
J. G. Blue has employed Jonah
Price, who with corpse of hands
is busily engaged I'm building for Mr.,
Blue fine frame barn, erecting it
upon the site of where his barn was
recently destroyed by fire. He hopes
to have the new building ready for
occupancy By Thanksgiving Mr.. Blue
is busily engaged in purhasing ana
shipping live stock of all kinds. lie
billed out several car loads of hogs
this week for Cleveland from Agos-
ta.
A few days ago, while engaged iI
moving some buildings in Union
county, Mic Prettyman captured some
black rats, two of which are now
confined in a wire cage ana can be
seen In Mr.. ID. w. Stayner's barber
shop. They are jet black and an
object of curiosity to many
ID. w. Stayner was in Marion Wed
nesday transactinR business A few
days ago while driving near War
rensburg Mr., Stayner had the mis-
fortune to he i'm runaway and WIS
thrown fro he buggy in which NJ
was riding and was considerably cut
and bruised about the shoulders and
body but is caring for business.
Lecture on Christian Science al
court room, court house. THURSDAY
evening at O'clock, by Frank IL