The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-04

tor of that church. He received a
glad greeting by many of his former
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Downs and three chill
dren, former residents of LaRue, but
now living in Kirkersville, visited rel
atives here several days last week
They left for home Thursday morning.
Mr.. Downs is employed with Living
ston on his seed farm at that village.
The aged Mrs. Stivcrson Is quite
sick at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rizor, southwest of town.
Our friend David NJ. Bell is not
improving in health as rapidly as ms
friends desire.
ID. X. Drake and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Clark and Mr. and Mrs. G.
II. Allen autoed TO Columbus and at.
tended the state fair Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs John f.. Dusang and
Mr. and Mrs. a. J.. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. w. Jones, Mr.. Knot Lee and
James Lee were Columbus fair attend
ants Thursday
+. l.. Spicer cared for business In
Marion Monday.
Charles Huber and family moved
their household goods, etc. Monday
to Clyde, whore they will take up their
present residence, where Mr.. Huber
| contemplates engaging In business.
Quite a number of teams are now
| busily employed in hauling crushed
stone on the new pike southwest of
| town and its building is being rapidly
| pushed to completion.
| The paving of the street In LaRue
Il being rushed forward. Many hands
being actively engaged. The laying of
brick will soon be commenced.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, who
| formerly kept store here and more
recently engaged in the merchantile
business I'm Marion. visited a few of
their many friends here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j, Chrysler were
guests of Columbus relatives several
| Gays last week
| \ number of needed repairs have
bag n made partitions inserted and inn
..uN,TChts Of various kinds to the
office rooms CT the LaRue Telephone
company and the new switchboard of
that company installed, so that every
thing presents an attractive winsomC
appearance and as soon as the cables
are properly adjusted the best of tele-
phone service is the promise of tina
company.
We were pleased to meet upon ou
streets a few days ago the familia
figure of our old friend, John Duti
who formerly resided upon "A farm
north of town but who rented farm
and removed to Michigan some
months since. We were glad q
learn OF tire health and prosperity OF
himself and family that they lik'
their new location and have pur'
chased seyonty-acre farm near theii
IIrosent residence.
Mrs. Henrietta Rhcads, widow o
Daniel Hickman, deceased, who for
nerly lived north of DeCliff, and whit
purchased and moved upon a farm i
Ashtabula county. visited friends her
several days last week. She likes hs
lnCw home welk
Mrs Lydia Glass and her sister, MI
John H. Dll;s who formerly reside
| in this vicinity, but who now live II
Memphis, Tenn, are guests of rela
, lives and friends in and near LaRu'
They are wen pleased with thel
homes in the great southland.
Rev. Sutton win preach AT tn
| Hampton ScnOol mousse, west ol loNi
Sunday morning.
, Frank Wood, who resides north q
town, was in Marion Tuesday to agal
:, consult a physician as regards a yer
: painful affection which is in his rlgh
, Ieye.
/, M. j. Hannegan contemplates a
early removal to Marion where h
owns several fine residence proper
ties. He desires to educate his chi
K dren in the parochial schools of tina
4 city He has rented his fine farl
9 north of town TO Mr.. A. NJ. Herman
q for the period of i've years.
After a very pleasant visit of sex
y leral months with her daughter, Mr.
3 May Drybread, in Franklin, indiana
Mrs. n. a. Copeland returned hom
n TUESDAY