The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
L,ARUE.

| Lal'ue, o., June lf-Report states
that Dr Hesser while guiding his au-
To- few miles north of town. ditcEad
his machine In turning o. sharp cor
ner
G. II. sutton was business vls-
itor in Marseillcs aud Kenton, Thurs
day forenoon.
Roy Collins and family were guests
of fleetwood friends Thursday.
William wall and wife Of California
Were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| Stayner, Wednesday and Thursday.
leaving for Marion Thursday evening
from which city they win start to
Dallas. Texas, where they contempt te
taking up their permanent residence.
Airs. Wall was formerly Miss Carrie
Doweli and spent her childhood years
with her parents in Green Camp. O.
Mrs Maggie Scott visited Marion
on business Wednesday.
| Err"st Cleveland and wife and five
| children Of Green Camp. visited at
| Peter Raulsen home SUNDAY.
Mrs. Peter r1lausen pleasantly
spent past week visiting tha Burley
family near Moral.
Samuel orr, r. school teacher. Of
Spencer, o.. was guest Of relatives
here last week. Lert Tuesday even
| ing for Marion thence TO Newark and
from there VIII visit with friends In
Medina county.
George Raub and James $. Bon
ner returned from Hamilton, o..
| Thursday morning, whore they at
| tended as delegates the state meeting
Of the X. of =. fraternity.
John Rurley Of Moral was q I.a-
Rue visitor Sunday.
on Thursday evening Mrs. r. y.
! Hcnkle accidently broke her glasses
in such manner that the part cross
ing the noSe, penetrated the left side
OF her nostrils and inflicted Il very
painful wound.
After an absence Of several weeks
in Columbus and elsewhere Mr..
Pearl Holland has returned to his
home I'm Lal;uo.
Mrs. John D.. llenkIe. ease ~ Della
ware, 80 sensational in its character.
has caused considerable comment
| among our citizens. Mr.. Henlle ana
| his first wife were years ago highly rs
! teemed citizens of our village, where
Mr.. Henkle in co-partnership with
w. T.. Holiday conducted stor, Of
general merchandise and continued In
. business for several years. His two
children, Rae ana Merle attended our
public schools. The family removed
| To Delaware ten years ago. at which
place his wife died, her body was
brought here for interment. All our
young people speak In highest terms
! of respect Of the entire family and
particularly Of Miss Merle.
The baseball team of LaRue were
in Nit. Victory engaged in the national
! game. This team win play Mt. Vic-
tory again June II.
The Baptist Sunday school class
taught by G. n, Baughman met at
the home of the president of the class
Mrs. G. II. sutton Monday evening,
there were nrty-eight persons in ut-
tendance, following n social Of an
hour. lee cloum ana cake was SER
we'd and very profitable ana pleas
ant evening spent.
While driving his auto Wednesday
Louis Iron of near Agosta had the
misfortune t. badly smash his ma
tilllts ! ~ N''IN' III p'NAlitu ll'Al Hh'
I homo.
George Little Is rapidly pushing to
competitor his new house in the east
end of town. 1t will he two story
eight-room building and already
makes a nic' appearance.
! The young people of Declin and
many older ones as wen. held a large
4 attended and very enjoyable ice
cream social, Wednesday evening i'm
the beautiful grove adjoining the fine
country home of $. /. Clements. just
north OF DeCliG. The LaRue band
and many Of our younger citizens at
! tended.
Some twenty members of the
Daughters Of Rel "kah drove to Mar
seilles "Wednesday evening and wore
pleased guests Of the Rehekah lodge
there. The IaRuc team did the work
of giving the mysteries OF the de yr'o
To one candidate.
Grant e. Mouser and wife vis'te1
IaRue Thursday reaching the town
just after the Ere commenced. on Fri-
day, Mr.. Mouser and Fred T.. Gut
herN of Marion went with j, ID, Gil