The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
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Monday noon.
w. F. johnson, grain dealer Of
Carey, is now here, the guest of his
son, w. II. Johnson.
Mrs Walgamot and children and Miss
Susie Raub, of Oklahoma, are now
here guests of relatives.
The Mt Pleasant and the Hampton
Sunday schools held a picnic near Mt.
Pleasant church few days ago. Some
two hundred persons were present.
Several young persons gave fine read
ings Excellent music was rendered
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Randall of Mt. Victory, Rev. ]. II.
Sutton of LaRue, j. ii. Cessna, county
superintendent of Sunday School as
sociation of Kenton, and Rev. j. L.
Miller of Mt. Victory A very inter-
esting session was enjoyed.
The funeral service of Jacob Ban
ming was held at his late home, five
miles west of LaRue. A very large
audience was present. Rev. Sutton
officiated at the service The body
was brought to LaRue and buried IN
the Bonner cemetery west of town.
Rev. sutton, Mr.. and Mrs c. II. SUIT
ton and son, Ray, of LaRue, and Mrs
Ethel Lehman, of Mt. Victory, also
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. anarsdall and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Thew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Virden and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bur
laugh, Mrs. Barbara Burbaugh and
family, Mr. and Mrs. y. G. Morris and
others from LaRue attended the flu
reral of Mrs. Alice Weist in Little
Sandusky Friday afternoon. A large
congregation was present at the Lit
tic Sandusky NJ. II. church where the
funeral service was held Rev. Sut
ton was assisted by Pastor Altman of
Harpster and Rev. J. II. Bagwil of
Moral.
Our merchant, M. S. Knapp, was
| called by wire Friday evening. The
message sta d the sad fact that his
| sister, Mrs Sarah Pate, of near Dam
vile, Illinois, was quite sick, her
Geath being hourly expected. He left
Saturday forenoon in the fond hope of
reaching her bedside ere her depar-
| ture.
Mrs. ]. II. Sutton held a social on
the lawn of her home for the MEM
bers of her Sunday School class Sat
| urday afternoon. About 35 children
and a few mothers were present. Ice
cream and cake and candy were serv-
| cd and the little folks had a fine time.
On last Sunday Marshall s. Burdgo
| OF our village rounded his fifty-nrst
year of life. His relatives to the num-
Der OF .hirty-two gently reminded him
of the fact by gathering at his hom 3
carly Sunday morning with well-filled
baskets. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. james Allen and three children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burbaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shivle and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McIn-
| tire OF Meoker, Mrs Sallle Roderick
and three children of Marion, Mrs
Daisy Ayres and two children of Fort
| Wayne. Indiana, James V. Burdge
| and wife and three children, Roy
| Burdge, NJ. s. Burdge, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parker Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. l.,
Shivle and child and Rev. and Mrs
j. II. Sutton. Following a royal din
ner a social hour was enjoyed which
was succeeded by Ice cream and
watermelon and cake, etc. 1t was a
splendid social time, every one who
attended being well pleased.
After a visit of several weeks in
|
two children left Monday morning for
her home in Fort Wayne, Indiana. NJ
s. Burge accompanied her as far as
Lima.
| Sunday forenoon quite a numbec
Of our citizens attended the funeral
Of Lafayette Lingo. at Otterbien U.
b. church, seven miles west of LaRue
He was the brother of our worthy
| merchant T.. II. Lingo. He was aged
| about SO years. had been In impaired
| health for several years, but his death
which occurred Friday was sudden
and unexpected.
Il G. IL. Sutton and j. c. Blue visited
the vicinity of Redwood Sunday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. j. Schultz and
| daughter of Moral called upon La
Rue frienis Sunday afternoon.
II James Allel, west of town, had q
| valuable work horse taken very sick
Sunday atternool while he and FAM
4 lily were attending the Burdge birth
day social. A veterinary was called
and the horse sufficiently recovered
to be driven home.
Rev. Clarence LaRue is now in Co.
lumbus, Il patient in II hospital in that
city, having been operated upon. Ho
Is thought to be slowly recovering.
After seige of several weeks, a
victim of erysipelas, Rev. w. p. La
Rue. who lives north of town, was
sufficiently recovered to attend sun
4 day school and church here last sun
day.
We are pleased to state that our
aged friend, Jonn Leslie, who a few
weeks since was taken to the hospital
in Kenton and submitted to surgical
operation, has sufficiently recovered
as to be brought home Saturday
The aged Mrs Cramer who lives
six miles west of LaRue, reached he"
18th yearly mile stone last Sunday.
Some 30 friends and relatives gently
reminded her of that fact by bringing
in well-filled baskets and enjoying a
feast of good things and a social hour
a. b. Jones has purchased the 26-
acre farm of Asa w. Atherton, tjvi
miles west OF LaRue. He secures pos
session tn. last Of octo5er Mr.. Ath-
erton expects to purchase small
farm in Michigan.
M. j. Hannegan has sold to Luther
II NoVes who now lives four miles