The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
LARUE.

LaRue, Ohio. May Ill. r.. Har
rs and NJ. O. Watkins, both reside
southwest OF town. were business Wis.
itors in Marion Tuesday
Mrs. Theodore Cook Of Moral and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sutton of LaRue
and Miss Matte ulsh Of Marion were
called to Mt. Victory Monday to visit
Mrs. Ethel Lehman Of that village
whose life Is despaired of n victim
Of euraenic poisoning. Mrs. Lehman Is
a daughter of Mrs. Cook OF Moral
and sister of Mrs. G.. II. sutton.
Hon. Grant f. Mouser and wife OF
Marion were guests Of friends and
relatives here Sunday afternoon.
A very large number Of our citizens
attended the funeral services OF w II
Trumbo. held at his late residence,
south Of Agosta Sunday afternoon
Among the large number present
were some seventy-hve members of
the odd Fellows fraternity, of which
the deceased was member. The La
Rue ]. O. o. f. to which he belonged
were present In n BODY and particl-
pated In the services AT both the resi-
| dence and at the price cemeterywhere
interment was made. The deceased
was held in high esteem by all who
knew him and regret at his untime-
ly death is expressed by evryone.
Mrs. Spray Long of Columbus Is
| spending few days guest of her
mother Mrs. Mary Riley and other
relatives.
Following the death OF the aged
William Riley, an agreement is be!
ing entered into by all the heirs where
by an amicable settlement Of all the
estate owned by him at the time OF
his death will be'effected.
Mrs clara Hlldreth OF Marion
was the guest Of relatives here We'd
| nesday. a'
Mr. and Mrs. C. wlRodgers visited
relatives in. aud near Ryhalia sunday.
Joseph N. Rodgers was a visitor
with Marion friends pad relatives a
few days last week
Miss Lena Hildreth Of Marion Is
spending few days al the c. w
Rodgers home.
w. w. Moore and wife who reside
west Of town were in Prospect on
business Saturday.
w. r. Denman and w. II. Little
were caring for legal business in Ma
rion Saturday.
Mr.. Dean Henkle paid Marion n
business visit Saturday, while there
he purchased a gasoline engine, dyna-
mo and complete outfit for a light
plant. by which he is enabled to fur
nish sufficient illumination TO con-
duct his moving picture show nightly.
Mr.. Boyd OF Mt. Victory was here
Sunday
A few of the relatives and friends
of Mrs. Mary Riley gathered at her
home in our village Sunday forenoon.
coming with well filled baskets. Soon
very tempting dinner was spread.
OF which some thirty persons happily
partook thus gently reminding Mrs.
Riley that she had reached one mre
anniversary Of her birth.
The Ladies Aid society OF the NJ.
Il. church held sales of bread, piles.
cakes and Ice cream in one room OF
the new X. OF p. building last Satur-
!, day. they had fine patronage and net
ted a neat sum for that church.
Sunday was such beautiful day
that many OF our citizens availed
themselves OF visiting their country
cousins and others. so that our church
attendance was not large. In the even
Ing the Woman's Home Missionary SO
ciety of the M. E church held servlc-
as IN THAI church. Beautiful music
was rendered not only by the church
choir but also by q select male quar-
tette. The two little Mollencopf sisters
very beautifully rendered u vocal mo-
tion duet. Miss Marsh gave fine solo.
Mrs, Rev. NJ. d, Scott had charge of
devotion, succeeding which the pres-
dent, Mrs. Rev. w. y. LaRue gave
an address, at the close or which she
introduced Mrs. Williams, an aged
lady of Delaware, Ohio, who gave
very interesting address upon Home
Missions" following which a very
lllbeFal offering was taken
w. r. Knitfln ana family c, II.
Sutton and family held a reunion din
ner AT the home Of Rev and Mrs ],
A.. Button, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. q.
g. Allinger and Mr.. NJ. s, Knapp, were
present as Invited guests A quite
pleasant time and o good feast was
enjoyed by all
The aged Joel Kemper Is not lm-
proving In health as rapidly as Gould
be wished by his many friends.
Mrs. Ruby Doiron Is now at the
home OF her mother the aged Mrs.
Rigor, southwest Of town. She is re-
ported to be rapidly fainng. and but
slight hopes entertained for her re-
coyery' She IS thought TO be a vie
tim of tuberculosis.
4 Everybody Is busy. especially our
farmers and every one speaks In com
plmentary terms Of the fne growing
weather and dhe prospect OF an abnn-
dant Yield Of fruit.
g. y, scranton with carpenters II
bnsily engaged in Atting up what pro-
misses 10 be a large store room In
the Porth end iust Eouth of our pub,
lie school BihdiDg l&'3 q ~ ~
We are pleased 20 stata that the
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