The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-20
IMPROVEMENTS
CONTENT LATED
Old Opera House at LaRue
Being Torn Down by
Geo. DeLauder.
Also Stated Whole Block of
Frame Buildings Will
Give way to Concrete.
Mayor of LaRue Suffers
Severe Fall on Icy
Pavement.

LaRue, Nov. 20.--Mrs. John Dutt
of Michigan, is now here on a visit
and states she likes her new home
WELL Mr.. Dutt has purchased a farm
and contemplates making that state
their future permanent residence.
y. Bader, who formerly resided
southwest of town. has moved to Ma
rion.
Charles Chrysler has sold his village
property to Daniel Streeter and NOV
ed to Michigan, and Mr.. Streeter and
family now occupy their new village
home.
Miss Carrie Johnson is now an em-
ploye of the News office and is maxi
ing rapid progress in her new voca-
tion. Mrs. Engels is reporter for that
paper and catches every item. Be
careful or your name will occupy
prominent place in it's columns.
w. NJ. Copeland. n prominent bust
ness man of Evansville, Indiana stop
ped off in our village a few hours
Thursday. He is relative of Editor
Copeland and visited at the News Of
flee and the Copeland home.
Mrs. II. p. Baker and little son
were guests of Mrs. Bakers mother u
few days this week.
Many of the young friends of Au-
stn Shira were surprised and pleased
to see his marriage announced in the
News this week, stating he was mar
ried to a Miss Kitzman at Winona,
Minnesota, Saturday November H.
Mr.. Shira holds lucrative govern
ment position in the fisheries. depart
men. His future residence will be
Homer that state His many friends
in this vicinity heartily congratulate
him on his matrimonial venture.
Some fifty persons attended the
John Jones sale west of town Thurs
day. Good prices prevailed and his
sale netted near $4,000. Ii was prin-
cipally live stock.
The James-Scranton sale north OF
town for Friday afternoon had to be
postponed on account OF the inclem-
ent.weather. 1t is announced to take
place Saturday afternoon, November
25th.
George d. DeLauder has begun to
tear down the old opera house on east
Vine street 1t is also stated that the
row of frame buildings on the south
side of West Vine, beginning at Nc
Guire & Vanatta's general store (for-
merly a hotel extending west the
distance of the block including bar
ber shop, butcher shop, and livery
barn, are to be torn down and cement
block building take. the place. If this
be true 1t will be a fine and much
needed addition TO that business part
of our town.
Mr.. Ed Higgins travelling salesman
of Marion, spent few days this week
In this vicinity hunting with his old
friend, G. II. Sutton. They Had con-
siderable luck and speak in words OF
highest praise not alone OF the game
killed, but also of the fine dinner
which they had at the Millisor farm
home southwest of town Wednesday, |
II. ID. Virden was in Marion Wed
nesday. he il in very feeble health,
Mrs. NJ. II. Holland, Miss IAlie |
rhombs, Mrs DavldsClark, James S.
Bonner. II. IS. Brown, j. III. Vanars-
lall and j. A. sutton were caring for
business in Marion "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Hathaway arel
relatives in Gallon this week.
Mrs. Ida Clark, Miss Alice Clark |
and w. y. Smiley We're Wednesday |
passengers for Marion.
Miss Aaronholt was in Agosta on
business Wednesday.
The aged Mrs. James Long con-
-inues very feeble. with no hope as re-
cards permanent recovery.
The series of meetings at the Bap-
list church Is still lin progress. An
increased attendance and interest Is
ma pleasant features were introduced