The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22
I,ARUE.

LaRuc, March 22.-Airs. Edith
Cooper Nee Baker and two children
Of Columbus came to visit her moth
er Mrs. Pheba Baker Friday evening.
Mrs. Baker is slowly recovering from
Lagrippc. While here Mrs. Cooper's
youngest child became quite sick.
It is thought to be getting better at
rhis writing.
James Sagcr came IN from Colum-
bus and Is the guest OF his parents
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. II. Song Of Colum-
bus visited relatives here from Thurs
day until Monday aud attended tbs
funeral of William Riley Saturday
afternoon.
lumhus were guests of relatives here
from Thursday until Monday
Dr. 5. NJ Hesscr is confined to room
ANA bed and S. bat slowly recovering.
one of Frank Hizors little boys arc
quite sick as Is also Mrs Ruby Doir-
on and child Mrs. j. \. Sutton is
able 10 be about the house.
David NJ. Bell south of town has
rented his farm 20 Frank Solomon of
owens station, who will take possess
sion April 1st, Mr. Bell is moving into
LaRuc. Mr. Bell Is in enfeeblcd
health unable 20 care for his farm
work ana moves into our village with
the hope of rcgaining his health.
Mrs. Ernest Converse who resides
some i've miles south west of town
was taken to the Kenton hospital to
submit to an operation Friday.
A fire was discovered blazing in the
.oof of the Agosta telephone eN-
change Friday but was quickly cN-
tinguished by the 'tuckct brigade
some twenty dollars or more damage
was done.
Mrs. William Ilinnamon south of
town is quite sick with Lagrippe.
George W. Snare and son of Hep
burn cared for business here Friday
Merle Lingo, son of Nh. aud Mrs.
r.. II. Lingo is quite IN with thy
phoid fever slightly bettcr at this
writing.
Mrs. james ana Mrs. George Long
are confined with sickness.
II. y. Moon OF Agosta paid La
Rue business visit Friday
1t is reported that Mrs. George
Raub of south of town has lost the
sight of one of her eyes by inllammo-
ton. Everybody regrets to learn Of
her misfortune.
u'hc funeral of the aged William
Riley was held in the Free Baptist
church Saturday afternoon N Very
large plumber of persons being prci
cnt. Services We're conducted 10y
Rev. sutton, he being assisted by Pa7-
tors Scott and Ferguson, interment
was made in the LaRue cemetery.
Many Of our older citizens who
were well acquainted with VIM. u.
Parker our old time resident and
postmaster, who moved from here 20
Marion and from there 10 Colorado
viii regret to learn of his recent death
in his distant western home.
The Guild OF the Presbyterian
church had a large attended and pro-
htablc meeting Friday afternoon at
the home Of Rev and Mrs. Fergus
son.
our Masonic fraternity held q very
large and deeply interesting meeting
in their lodge room here Friday even
ing Quite "A number Of members
from Marion and other lodges were
present and added to the worth and
interest of the meeting.
DR. G.. n. Wiant Of Marion was
here on professional business Thurs.
day,
j. A. Slanser moved his household
goods 10 Marion Monday Mr.. l.. L.
| Aller will soon occupy the vacated
property, he having purchased II.
james Durkin and family moved
to Marion Monday and will make that
! city their future home.
Mr. Gashins engineer of our flour
Ing mill and family will occupy the
] property left vacant by Mr. ana Mrs
Durkin oud\ Mr.. I'D. Roberts VIII