The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-24
OUR MAN
ABOUT LARUE
And What he Sees And
Hears on the Streets, In
The Societies, Among the
Churches and Out on the
Fine Farms Entertain
ingly Related.


funeral of his brother-in-low Mr.
Aaron Koplin whose death was sud-
den and unexpected. Years ago Mr.
Koplin resided near LaI}ue and was
the proprietor OK saw MILL During
his residence in this vicinity ne unit
ed in marriage with Miss Jane Dlcka-
son. He served as a soldier In the
war of the Rebellion and became
member Of this lodge of l. q. o. f.
in 1865. He was held in high esteem
and well known by the older ci'izens
of this community. His funeral ana
burial service was held at ms late
home. The G.. A. r.. Post and l. q.
O. +. lodge of that place having
charge. The sudden death of Mr..
Koplin came as so great a shock To
his wife that she has been seriously
iu since with heart trouble and ner-
vous prostration. in fact her life is
despaired of and her sister Mrs. G.
IL. Miller was summoned to her bed
side the day following her husbands
return and Is now at the sadly az
flicted home.
our public schools are having large
attendance and the teachers are max
ing admirable success. school was
held for the larger part of the day
Wednesday (Washmgton's birthday
In the forenoon Rev. Rourke of Ma
rion addressed the schools, in the
afternoon quite a number of readings
and essays appropriate to the day
were held in the various rooms.
number of citizens especially ladies'
were present ana speak in fine terms
of the exercises.
The series of meetings held az the
Presbyterian church by pastor Fer
eusson assisted by Rev. RourNe VINO
docs the preaching Is still in progress
Very large audiences attended nightly
Several have started upon "a new ana
better life and much good Is helhs
accomplished
Rev. Twining who FOR several weeks
has been filing the pulpit at the Bap-
tist church was called TO Cleveland
Sunday. His morning and evening APP
pointments were filled by Rev. sutton.
Rev. Scott has closed his series oi
meetings with the Montgomery NJ. ~
church and announced that he WIN
commence a series Of meetings WIN
this church Sunday evening Fehru-
airy 26th.
Rev. Sutton was called TO near Hep
h,irn Friday last and attended the
funeral Of Bertha Audrey the ten day
old daughter of Mr., and Mrs Aubrey
W God. He was assisted in the service
by Rev. Hensley of Marion who was
rcalled from his home to Hepburn 70
conduct n series of meetings at the
u. B. church during the last few
DAYS Of the sickness, also the burial OF
Mr.. Zuspan the father Of pastor Hus-
pan whose residence was at some dls-
tance from Hepburn
on Sunday afternoon Rev. scott was
called south Of Agosta TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs. w. II. Trumbo. She
was a member of the Agosta NJ. j..
church. Pastor Carey was unable 10
attend having TO be present at MS
mothers funeral in Kirby O. Mrs
Trumbo's body was taken on Monday
to Carey, Ohio where interment was
made. Rev. Scott was assisted in the
service by Revs. Nesbaum OF Agosta
and sutton Of LaRue.
Mrs. Rosy Powell aged forty died
at the home Of her step father Georga
Atherton five miles west of LalSue
Monday after several months OF sur
fering with tuberculosis, Her body
was taken Tuesday to Columbus Grove
Ohio, for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Drybread visit
ed relatives here a few days last week
Mr.. Drybread is a business man and
resides in Franklin Ind.
w. f. Millsor and family moved
from Marion 10 one Of the Bonner
farms west of town last week.
The Pythlan Sisters held a regular
meeting Monday evening A goodly
number were present and some new
members were taken into that fra
ternity.
BY a ruling Of the Post Office De-
partment at Washington, February
1910. patrons Of rural route mail SER
vice were forbidden to place loose pen
MES i'm tHeir mail boxes TO pay pos
tage on latters placed within for malt
ing The carriers from this office com
plain that this rule is being daily
violated, causing them considerable
trouble. especially during the cold
weather.
James II. Bentley Of Ashtahula GO"
was here on business one day last
week.
Your scribe had the pleasure Of
visiting at the hospitable home Of
Joseph Stiverson west Of town iew
days ago. He has a fine one hundred
acre farm well stocked "a new two
story cement block house not yet com
pleted. having furnace and ace'alyne
light plant all secured by dint Of per-
sistent industry and economy. Your
readers may guess we enjoyed good
square meal and We're pleased to find
the Mirror daily visitor In his
home
l.. l.. Aler has rented 10 James
and Lewis Rim his one hundred and
seventy three acre farm east Of town
possession TO be given April first.
Mr. Clay Of Attica and Mr.. j. ~.
Gorden OF west Mansfield transacted
business here Thursday.
Quite a number OF our citizens at
tended the funeral of Mrs W. H.,
Trumbo, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Drews and II. w.
Myers attended the Wood child
funeral at Hepburn Friday
Mrs. Rebecca Mcclellan has sold her
village property to Joseph Boggs and
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