The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-28
Dry Forces Pushing Things
in That Part of
County.
Two Union Services Will be
Held There
Sunday.
Paving Work in LaRue
Completed Minister
Comes to Marion.

o. Tour days.
NJ. T.. Burke of Marion paid oul
village a business visit Tuesday.
Mr. pfciffer Of Hepburn paid a
business visit to LaRuc Wednesday
and Thursday.
A meeting was hold in the Presby-
terian church Monday evening \
large Attendance was present Fol.
lowing music and devotion II. r.
Snyder, spoke for some minutes i'm a
very interesting manner as regards
the proposed changes in the new con-
sutution. He is thoroughly posted
and his subject well in hand. Hc
was followed by Rev. G. NJ. Rourke
Who spoke on the dry side of local
option with his usual energy and
vim. His address bristled with points
We'll taken.
i On Wednesday evening II. r. Sny-
der and Rev. j. w. Miles, spoke az
the Fsirview church 60 a fair sized
intelligent audience whom they well
Ileased.
The same evening Hon. John II
Clark and George Is. Christian. ST.
gave dry address at the NJ. Il.
church here. Those addresses were
pointed and presented irrefutabe ar
ugment In favor OF taking no Wck-
ward step in our progress of christ
ianzation.
Thursday evening a free steoptican
exhibition was given on our streets
showing the dreful affect of the sa-
loon curse and its wake.
Saturday evening o. party Of singers
and speakers in behaIr OF temperance
are announced TO reach our village
by automobiles and sing and speak
upon our streets.
Sunday viii be filed with union
services. In the forenoon all the
churches will gather at the Presby-
u elan church where Rev. Ferguson,
To the regret of all our citizens will
deliver his farewell sermon. At the
2 D. m. union service at the Baptist
church pastor Hoyt will give tenn
rcrance sermon. In the evening Rev.
Wisely the new NJ. L. pastor will
preach upon the subject IA city build
ed on blood" Large audiences at
each service Gre confidently expect
ed.
Home talent of our village will rem
der very winsome and attractive
play at the X. Of p. opera house Fri
day evening entitled "The Valley
Farm" Some weeks OF time have
been expended in thorough prePara-
ton FOR the rendering Of this interest
ing instructive play and 1t promises
TO be well patronized.
Rev sutton will preach at the
Hampton school house Sunday fore
noon
Mrs. S. r. Riley is now in Colum-
bus guest Of her daughter, Mrs
Hollis Long.
After u visit of nearly a week with
Columbus relatives Mrs. q. y. Blugh-
ing. Her stay was prolonged on ac-
count of the sickness OF aer sister
who is now somewhat recovered.
NJ. c. Long funeral director of
Fleetwood, visited his aged and sore
l. afflicted other here last Sunday.
After years of steady employment
with the LaRue Telephone co. Perry
Gatchell will soon cease work with
that company having rented the Mrs
Martha Jones farm west of town. lie
expects to take possession about De
cemhcr lst. we learn mat he has
rented his village property to w, r..
Knlffin.
Mr.. McHugh our street paving con-
tractor completed his work Thursday
noon and himself and hands left on
the evening train for Springfield from
which city they viii go TO Delaware
TO complete paving contract. Every
one speaks well OF his work in our
town.
j. s. Bonner was careing for bust
ness in Marion Monday.
+, $. Brown was in Forest on busi-
rcss Monday and Tuesday.
Prof Stafford beside experimenting
cur public schools Is buslly engaged
IN completing his fine new home in
the east end and moving part n
his household furniture and goods In
TO IT, lie viii probably complete his
moving by the first Of next week.
Report states that our young mor-
chant Ray NJ. Clark win occupy the
residence property vacated by Prof
Stofford.
Loaded teams Ieft mere Thursday
afternoon with quite a lot of house
hold furniture belonging to Rev Fer
EusOn who removes TO Marion at once
and will occupy a handsome resi-
dence within three minutes walk Of
the Lee Street Presbyterian church OF
which he viii sssume the pastorate
November lst.
Jacob Miller has rented his farm
north OF town. lie will hold a public
sale Nov. ? following which he con-
purchasing village property
and moving into our midst and his
amiable wife will make excellent citi-
zens and a cordial welcome is ex-
tended TO them.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the =. b. church held a largely at
tended and profitable meeting at the
home Of Mrs. w. +. Kniffin Wednes-
day afternoon Following devotion
and the transaction Of some routbe
business II WIS decided to secure the
G.. A. r. hall and give chicken din
ner and supper election day, Nov. Z.
Fine meals will be served reasonable
rates.
G. H. sutton, was in Harpter. Nor
raj, Scott Town and Agssba on busi-
ness Tuesday.