The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
home TALENT PLAY
DRAWS BIG CROWD
LaIRue High School Stud
ents Give Good Enter
tainment.
Sunday Schools all Busily
Prepare For Christmas
Doings.
Effort Being Made to Re-
organize Sunday School
at Bells Corners.

ent gave the play entitled 'Phylils
In the new X of p hall Tuesday ey-
ening A large audience was present
and .the play was well rendered.
Master Milfcrd Shuster is the victim
Of Sci tic rheumatism from which he
is great sufferer
Jared Shuster and family have mov-
cd from the william Riley farm, north
%. town, where they lived eleven years
into property which they have pur-
clased in the north end of LaRue.
Your many LaRue readers VINO
were personally acquainted with Mrs.
G. H. Cooper, nee Donavan, who mar
fied Mr.. Cooper ana moved to Iowa
scme time since, will be pleased to
learn tnat she is the mother o. fine
twclve-pOund son and that Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cooper are prosperous They are
rejo cling over the ADVENT of the lit
tie boy who hss come to board w-th
them for several years.
keV. II. .. Reed, former pastor OF
the Baptist church In west Mansfield
has secured and began p..storate of
BAPTIST church located at Linden
Heights, ohio
Charles H. Huber Of Kalida, Ohio,
was herecaring for business Thurs
daya tntrt, f#
Vernon Huber of MsGdon was
was here caring for business Thurs
day.
Several weeks since Mrs. Kervertee
Of Byhaha Wsited her sister, Mrs.
Lydia Ellis, two miles north Of town,
She remained for about three weeks
and returned home Tne changeab.c
weather caused her to take a.. severe
cold, which at once adjusted itself up
on her lungs and after greatly suffer-
hg for several days she died of pneu-
monl, Dec. /. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
attended her funeral in Byhalia, sun
day Dec. 8. 1t was that bad snowy
day and Mrs. Ellis Is now suffering
from very severe cold.
Il. A. Schultz has removed his tin
SHOP from South High street To West
Vine ,s'reet and now occupies the
business room formerly used by A.
Amrine
All our Sunday schools are busily
lrelllr.ng for Ch,istmas exercises and
Christmas treats. The inocs5 oas are
that very nterestlnB @ervieeJ N.i ~
held at each eAGicn ana vi T...l
C!aus heavily iadcI N,..G' man b. ,tt.
Tor lhe children wlu ~ lI - ~ "e
light ON that oco 81 on
Rev. HCyt II ,..-,. ~--iJ pre- b. 1u
alta the Baptist church SUNDAY loIe'
noon. a
REV. sutton GCt0nraniel by i1r
Albert Ancd hb apr ointment Gt Ham
pton schoOi ,ous .u.,.,s- .o.,..
cclobl. ted hls s!Xty fourth birtlday
anniversary at the nospitaple nome -
A. l.. Shaw nad family near Mt. Vic
tory. II Wa sin-nC-d - 49, l
1t Is rumuroG that an effort is now
being made 10 reorgan1~e tne suh'J,y
school at Bells Corners Years ago
this was the most progressive and ac-
tive SUNDAY school in the western por-
tion of Marion county.
A few days ago Mr.. Pearl Scranton
opened up "A nice new grocery on the
corner in the north end of town. This
makes the thirteenth grocery in our
burg,
Mrs. Mary Seacord paid Columbus "a
buLness visit Friday and Saturday.
While in Marion Friday your scribe
had the pleasure OF meeting James
Breeze "a former business man of our
town. He is now engaged in the tim-
Der business and lives in West Nlr-
| ginta and with his wife was enroute
, 10 Columbus to consult a surgeon as
] regards the necessity of surgical oper-
, alton upon Mrs. Breeze for an en-.
laIgement growing upon her left
chest.
For several days Mir Geo. ID. De-
| liuder with a colps of friends has been
! faying his large corner building
known as the "Old Hotel" reroofed
| and resided with sheet iron and gal
vanized roofing. This affords fai
greater degree of safety from fire.
Mrs. Lyman Elder is a guest of her
mother and other relatives in and near
LaRue.
our citizens and others tested ouI
| new fire engine on the street Tuesday
Il done good work for time but d
portion of the machinery proved de-
fectiye which is TO be repaired at once
so t!llt the village may be in readiness
to fight fire at any time.
Mr.. Walter Senaft and Loren Con
! CT Broadway were here on automo-
bile business Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Clark was visiting relatives
j: Green Camp for several days as
ilie guest Of her daughter, Mrs Arthur
Porter,
Six line fattening hogs We're KILLED
for Mr.. james Beard along the line
Of the railroad FENCE cast Of LaRue
December 6. They We're appraised &c
the value Of sixty-three dollars.
Mrs. Il. C. Lilier and Walter an eigh
year old son who lives four miles
west Of town are quite sick.
Mrs. David NJ. Bell is the victim OF
severe cold.
Mss Emma Cook Of Hepburn is
row guest of her sister, Mrs. S. TIL
ton, west of town
Mr. and Mrs. V. o, Mulynine and
family We're guests Of Essex relative
Sunday.
The Mary LenoX Chapter of Eastern
stars gave Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Leon.
ard reception at their lodge room
Tuesday evening. A large number %
the membership were present. Aftel