The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-13
LARUE

LaRue, o., Jan. &c. s. Llppin-.
colt. Esq, of Marion was here on.
business Friday.
Joseph A. slanser paid Marion a
business Monday.
Roy Burdge combined business with
pleasure in Marion Saturday.
Mrs Mary Short was the guest of
Marion and Columbus friends sew
oral days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcaley and daugh
ter of Marion were guests of relatives
here last week.
a. II. Davis was in Agosta on bust
ness Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Knlffin were in
Kcnton Saturday attending the funcr-
al of Mrs. Frank Holland whose home
was i'm Frankfort, Ind, but who died
last week while i'm Alabama while
there visiting her daughter and whose
remains were brought home, thence
to Kenton for burial.
Mrs. Howard Mouser. of Paulding;
Mrs. A. II. Mouser, of Latty; Mrs. g..
L. Mouser and two daughters. of Ma
rion; Miss Bessie Holland of Frank
fort Ind. and Mr.. Thomas of Indian
upolis, Ind, we're guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. f. Kniffin Sunday.
Mr.. r. II. Bonner was the guest of
Kenton relatives several days last
week, returned Saturday and left to
visit his daughter near Caledonia
Wednesday.
A. Amrine, Esq, our butcher, seve-
rely cut and bruised the palm of his
left hand on sharp protruding bone
one day last week which gives him
considerable pain.
Tho young people held n fine social
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kramps Friday evening. we learn that
twenty-seven girls and boys were
present and fine time enjoyed.
Mrs. VIM. Drake had her Sunday
school class of young ladies meet at
her home Saturday afternoon. After
being engaged in sewing for few
hours she gave them nice treat
Rev. f. A. Twning of Green Camp
was here from Saturday evening to
Monday morning. While here he de-
livcred two very interesting sermons
in the f. B. church. It is reported
that he has been employed by this
church as supply pastor until April
first and will occupy the pupit each
Sunday until that time.
j. II. Foos has rented of $. c. clark
his sixty acre farm for one year
commencing April first.
After a visit of some two weeks
with Lima friends, W. p. Holland
Is now home.
Rev. sutton was called to attend
"A funeral in Raymond, Ohio, Sunday
but was unable to make rail-
road connection. and was compelled to
decline attendance.
Saturday the newly elected officers
OF Day Lodge No. S2S l. o. o. f.
of LaRue were duly installed into
their respective offices. w. G. Wilson,
of our village acting as installing Of
ficer.
Mrs. w II. Sprague is quite sick
at this writing.
w. +. Leslie of Marseilles visited
his father John Leslie and family
here Wednesday. Mr.. John Leslie Is
thought to be slowly recovering.
Rev. NJ. d. Scott began "A series of
meetings with the DeClif NJ y.
church last Sunday evening, having
many indications of a successful meet
ing.
/. n. Roush was business visitor
in Marion Monday
S. ]. Fults of KcntOn was here on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Clark visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Crowley in Marion Monday
d. d. Clifton was in Columbus on
business Monday.
The stockholders of the Campbell
National bank, held their regular
meeting in the bank parlors Tuesday
at which time the business of the
bank was considered, new officers
elected or rather in about every in
stance the staff of officers were re-
elected Every one was indeed well
pleased with the banks business and
the outlook for the incoming year is
good.
The children and intimate frine is
Of the aged William Brady planned
for him surprise party on Sunday
last, the occasion of his siXty-ninth
birthday anniversary. Some thirty
five friends all unannounced ma ie
their appearance. Never was surprise
more complete or followed with a
sweeter cup of joy. a fine dinner was
spread which was heartily partaken
of and "reminiscences of 'ye olden
DAYS" were gladly recalled. Every
thing went merry as wedding bells
until the shades of evening gathered,