The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
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LaRue, Ohio. April ILL. g. Bon
ner and NJ. l.. Jones were in Marion
one day last week
Thomas Kearse of Kenton was here
saturday and rented to r. r. Wood,
his farm west OF town for the present
year.
After pleasant visit OF several
days with relatives in and about La
Rue Miss Bessie Holland of Franklin,
Indiana. returned to her home Thurs
day.
we regret 10 learn Of the death OF
Charles Cookston. lie was an excel
lent man, was in his 0Oth year and
lied at the home OF his son near Mt.
Labor, Tuesday, April qth His son
u. W. Cookston. a prominent farmer,
who resides near Meeker attended
The funeral "Nt
chas. Adams was in Marion on
business Monday.
j. II. Leohard and Kay Rubins at
tended the Uncapher funeral in
Marseilles wednesday. u.
The spring session of the NJ r.
luarterly meeting will be held with
The Montgomery church April 90 and
%. large attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Turner have
removed to near Dunkfrk where he
viii at once engage in teaming and
nike work. r
The sos "a acre Gin farm lying
near Mt. Victory has been sold to
\. p. Nave for $4,000. II is now be-
ing divided into tracts and sold to
purchasers which Will not only in
crease the nubnber OF inhahitants.
but far more improvements Will be
made.
f. and r. lazarus cothiers OF
Columbus donated to our Schools
!06 catalpa seedlings these with 9th
ar donhtions of trees enabled our
teachers to present each pupil with n
'eedllng Cor tree" which they took
to their homes and planted Arbor
Day Friday. This exercise was pre-
'eeded by .rhetoricals of various kinds
IN which the pupils nobly acquitted
themselves. many of our citizens be-
ing interested visitors.
Mrs. II. H. Potter who IS now round
ing her ninetleth year is quite III at
her residence in the north end. Her
iged sister, Mrs Mary T. Carson. OF
Newcomerstown Is now visiting her.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, who for some
time has been employed at this tele-
phone central. has secured posi-
tion as sales lady in II. II. Kings
general store.
Report states that c. c. Metz has
iold his village propertysto Paul Ar
mold the person of whom he pur-
chased.
Mr.. Needles has rented and moved
into the George w: HinlSlin's prop
arty In the east end OF town, and
Ray Clark and family now occupy
he property vacated by Needles.
We learn that H. l.. Aller has pur-
chased property In the north end of
town.
Geo, p. Codding, ~ Prospect, has
returned home after pleasantly spend
ing several weeks at the Codding
homestead west Of town with his son
II. Max Codding and family.
Mrs j. A. Salanser of Marion vis-
tied few Of her many friends here
Friday and saturday
Mrs W. N. Porter of Green Camp
visited her daughter Mrs Carl Smith
Thursday and Friday. Mrs Price of
Newark was also guest at the Smith
home from Wednesday until Sat
urday
j. NJ. Rush and wife and John
James and wife OF DeChff were busi-
ness visitors in LaRue Tuesday
Mrs. Marie A. Rush and Mrs. Jam
es Bonner We're Marion visitors Sat
urday.
Israel Bartram Of Missouri who
formerly resided in this vicinity, af-
ter an absence Of years is here visit
ing friends,
r.. V. Irvine has erected a fine new
barn on the farm which he purchas-
ed of Marie A. Rush.
After a pleasant visit of several
days with relatives and friends in
and near LaRue Miss Bessie Holland
left for her home In Franklin, India
ma Friday morning.
Joseph Boggs is busily engaged In |
and extensively repairing
the house and barn and improving
the appearance Of the property which
he recently purchased Of Rebecca
Mcclellan.
Leonard Metz OF DeCliff was trans
acting business here Saturday.
The directors of the Campbell ma
tional bank held business meeting
in the bank parlors Saturday aner-
noon. n