The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-15
LARUE MARSHALL
RESIGNS OFTEN
But Each Time He is a Diff
ferent Person-Many
Appointed.
James Dutton Finally
Sticks Schools Again
in Sedsion.
Funeral of Mrs. j. G. Stiv-
erson is Very Largely
Attended.


LaRue, Nov. 14-Mr and Mrs. n
johnson are in Dayton spending the
week as guests of relatives in the Gem
CITY
a very large number Of friends and
.rc.itives attended the funeral of Mrs.
j c. Stiverson Friday forenoon at the
home of her son Joseph +. Stverson'
west of town. BY request OF the de-
ceased Rev. H. II. Holverstott of
Marion had charge of the funeral
service he was assisted by Rev. II. II.
Hoyt, Of Green Camp. who is now
conducting series of meetings at the
Baptist churcl here Interment was
made in the Paw Paw cemetery five
miles north of town.
DR. T.. +. Sager and his wife who
is also physician who are practicing
medicine in New York city are now
spending few days vacation here
visiting their parents who reside
south of town.
l.. d. wnford. assist5nt state fire
marshal, was i'm LaRue caring for
business pertaining to his Office Fr''
day.
After spending few days in Mar
ion the aged Mr.. Burbaugh returned
home Friday morning.
]. S. Bonner was in Marion on busi-
ness a few days this week.
l.. L. Aller was in Mt Victory on
business Friday.
Mrs. c. II. sutton and son Ray are
row visiting her sick mother Mrs. T.
j. Cook near Morral
Rev. Sutton was called to Bellefon-
taine on business Friday.
Chaa Adams was IN iarion Satur.
day on important business.
e Il. Riley was in Marion Saturday
visiting a sick sister
Mrs. n. A. Copeland and Mrs. VIM.
Drake were guests in and near Scott
Town Saturday.
A few days ago David Lamb resign
ed the marshalship of our village. \
few days ago Mr. John Albert was
appointed. he also resigned. Mr.. New
ton Prettyman was then appointed,
he resigned and J9mes T.. Dutton Is
now marshal. Such was reported on
the street Saturday.
II. Max Codding was a business vis-
itor in Bellefontaine and West LIB
eTty Friday
A large number of our citizens at
tended Frank r.. Wright's public sale
Cf chattel property at the home of
Joseph Stlversons, west of town.
whose farm he has rented for the en-
suing year and where the sale was
Leld Saturday.
Frank Thomas an employe of Mar
ion postoffice was in town Saturday,
his first visit to rel tives here for
three years.
Amos Grey Of DeClin was here on
business Saturday
After a pleasant visit for several
days at the home of her son Harry
Cook near LaRue, the aged Mrs. SUI
sana Cook left for her home in Mar
ion Saturday noon.
MIR. Bryant, Of Columbus, was here
on business Saturday.
Nobody knows the sad anliction OF
the blind, as they wander in that land
where Dark Shadows Play" Every
enc must pity the aged blind. Tip
RUSSELL" who after years of hard
labor. is now i'm his old age. almost
destitute and deprived OF sight. why
do not the citizens of LaTiue ana the
surrounding community raise for him
a nice donation and gladden. his heart
ere he passes into "The Great Be-
yond?"
Mr.. Samuel McElroy and wife Of
rear Somersville were guests Of our
editor. l.. G. Copeland and wife Sat
turday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Weirick and two
children of Caledonia visited LaRue
relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Master Paul Sutton was in DeClim
on business Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Deyson left
here Saturday morning to visit rela-
tlyes i'm Martel. Upon reaching Mar
ion Mrs. Deyson was taken III and
they returned home on the evening
train.
J. A. Dalls little -year-old son,
Who a few days ago had violent fan
and for several days his life was de-
SPARED Of is now slowly recovering.
After an absence of some weeks
relatives in Wood and adj
joining counties MIR. and Mrs. w,
Millisor returned to their home, east
OF town, Saturday evening.
MI. anu Mrs' d. H. ieolldIu we're
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w H.
Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Fields and two
children of Agosta visited relatives
south of town Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. G. r. Baughman entertained
her Sunday school class of little tots
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. George Il. Baughman returned
tc Bellefontaine Saturday evening aft
er stay of three days caring for
legal business.
Mr. Clarence Millisor was in Marion
Saturday and returned Monday.
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