The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
CANTATA Will BE.
HELD At LARUE
Number of Changes and I'm
provements Are
Contemplated.
Funeral of Mrs. William
Brady is Held at
Ruth.

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lvator from the west side of High st
To a vacant lot on the east side ol
High street and contemplates using II
/ fot a hay barn.
George ID. Delauder has obtained
permission of the state fire depart.
r,cnt that by roofing and siding the
ia hotel building on the northeast
corner Of High and Vine streets with
lFolvanized metal IL may stand. The
other buildings must be torn down
The larger portion Of the frame opera
house has been demolished and part OF
70 removed.
It is reported that Floyd Terry has
purchased OF Daniel W. Stayner All
his interest and good will in his bar
Ter shop located ON the south side o.
; West Vine street. II Is also said that
Jacob Miller who ~ present resides
On his farm two miles north of La
lsue. has purchased of John Leslie
what is known as "The GatcAell
Property" in the southeast portion OF
Lallue.
Mr.. Baugnman is painting and plac-
ing storm front to our post Office
building which will be a great con-
venience To the postoifice force.
II is announced that i'm a few days
Nj. George Little with corps of
hands will complete new frame dwell
ing house located in the east end of
town. He hopes to he able to occupy
II by the holidays.
a large number Of our High school
pupils are practicing almost daily for
chorus singing for the pleasing and
highly entertaining cantata phyllis. %
which is to be given at the *. OF
Z. hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 3.
Newton Johnson paid Redwood "a
business visit Monday.
Mrs. Jeptha Parish OF Ashtaubula
county is now visiting friends and
relatives here after an absence of near
~ two years. She speaks pleasingly
OF their new farm home and the crops
in that county.
Mrs. Ida Clark visited her daughter
ia Marion from Saturday until Mon
day
c. II. sutton was in DeCnn, Agosta
and Ruth on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haraman and
two children Of near Essex visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Smil-
ey Monday. n
The following named persons were
morning passengers for Marion Satur-
day. Mrs j. \. Sutton, Mrs. w. T..
/ kniflin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Moore,
| Mrs John Lamb ana daughter, Mrs.
Lamb and child, MIR. and Mrs. G. a.
L. Marshwith. Mrs. Nanorsdall and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. joan Du-
sang, Mrs. ID. -. Clifton and Miss
Marca Clifton, William Kinnamon, NJ.
! = Burdge, Mrs. Or. Bosworth and
Mrs Ida Morris
Mir. and Mrs c. c. Allmger con-
templates spending Thanksgiving and
remain over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Anderson and other relatives in
/ Gallon.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. c. IL. Sutton and FAM
! lily intend to take Thanksgiving tur-
key with Mrs. Sutton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Il. Cook near Moral.
! Mrs. Maggie Scott spent few days
here last week as guest of friends and
also caring for her business interests
| The chattel property of Hugh james
was sold Saturday afternoon ut pub
l'c sale at the residence of John a.
Scranton, north of town. A small
number of men were present but every
Cne seemed anxious to buy and prop
crty brought good price especial,
live stock w Il. Smiley purchased q
fine draft three -year-old colt for one
hundred and seventy-four dollars.
Mrs, Earl Dusang of Indianapolis
Ind, Is now visiting relatives here
and in Marion. She will be joined by
her husband Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brady OF Agosta
attended the funeral of Mrs William
Brady In Ruth Monday.
on Monday last Rev. j. A. Sutton
at companed by his son. G. II. Sutton
attended the funeral services of Mrs
| william Brady in Ruth. Mrs. Bradl
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Den
is Pangborn, both ceased. She was
born in Big Islgnd township, Feb. l.
lSi1 and remained with her parents
until her marriage with William Brady
which occurred Feb. l3. 1857 No chill
dren We're born of this union. She
was ever of religious trend of mind
and during the winter of 1873 became
a member of the Big Island T.. b.
church. which membership she worth.
IS retained until death. She was of d
modest, retiring generous disposition
never enjoyed robust health and fOl
more than one year previous to death
was in very feeble health and for foul
months rapidly declined until Satur
dag near ten o'clock at night she
closed her eyes in death assuring every
one OF her perfect acceptance with
God, dying at the age Of Ga years. !
months and 23 days The funeral was
held In the Big Island f. B, church
attended by a large concourse of rela,
tives and friends. Rev. sutton wa,
ably assisted by Pastor Bagwil OF
Moral, who at the close of the seryic,
accompanied the remains to the Mar.
ion cemetery where interment was
made.
The series OF meetings at the Bap.
tist church still continues, "a large at.
tendance and increasing interest in al
the services is being manifest
The NJ. u. Missionary society held
n very interesting service, having a
large attendance sunday evening
Having placed new pipes and other
wise repaired the furnace in the Pres
llAterlan church, sunday school was
held in that church sunday morning