The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-17
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Miss Ella Marsh entertained the
Sophomore class at her home i'm La
Rue Tuesday evening Supt Stafford
and Prof. Armstrong were guests of
the class. There were some forty per-
sons present. Music, games and con-
tests were indulged I'm. Elegant re-
freshments served and every one de-
clared Miss Marsh to be the finest of
hostesses
Mrs. John CUTLERY >of south of town
srent last week as guest of her daugh-
ter Marguerite who is a student of
the Ladies' Seminary at oxford, Ohio
and is making marked progress in
Eer studies.
C3ovis Holiday, student, Ohio State
university, spent Sunday with his
mother in LaRue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Finley and
daughter moved to Cincinnati We'd
nesday, where they contemplate maxi
fnG their permanent residence.
M. l.. Sager and wife and sons Of
Columbus are now guests of relatives
In our village They contemplate an
early removal from the Capital City
I" Mr. Savers newly purchased farm
In Guernsey county.
Willis Clark, Frank Schotte and
James S. Bonner appraised the H. II.
Kelley Chattel property near LaRue
Tuesday
Rev Wisely who is now engaged in
series of meetings with the DeClim
M E. church, was called to Ohio
City, Tuesday to attend the funeral of
a friend. Rev. Carey of Agosta very
aoceptably filled the pulpit for him
Tuesday evening.
Byron Soren of DeCliff was a busl-
ness visitor here Wednesday.
j. G.. Sparks has purchased the SLAM
ser property, where Cleston johnson at
present resides, possession will be Civ
eI. by Sept. /, in the near future Mr..
johnson win erect a nice residence on
the land which he recently purchased
of Marshal Burdge
Mr.. Abe McPeek and son rented the
VIM. Riley farm north OF town We'd
ncsday. They VIII take possession,
February g.
Mrs. Mario Plank Of Ashley came TO
visit her mother. Hannah Potter,
Thursday. She will probably remain
several days as aIrs. Potter has
been prostrated with illness for almost
three months. She is quite aged and
beth deaf and blind.
II is said that Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Bonner were Marion visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Miss Florence Jones came home from
Wooster where She attends college
Wednesday, will return in time to re-
Srme her musical studies Monday.
Some weeks since the aged Henry
Wise was prostrated with weakness
and Is now confined to his bed unable
TO walk about. What is strange he
has no pain. A week ago Mrs. Wise
who for years has been a victim of
rheumatism was compelled to her bed
from that very painful disease and up
10 the present Is unable to walk a step.
Their daughter, Mrs. G.. ID. Delander
Is caring for the interests of the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Leonard who
arc spending the winter in Florida,
write to few OF their many LaRue
friends, and speak in highest terms
OF their excellent health, the congln-
ial climate and the great enjoyment
which they are having In their tenn
Iorary home in the great southland
The last letter from them was ac-
companled with u hno picture OF MIR.
Leonard and one very large and two
smaller fish which he had caught I
copy from his letter n slight descrip-
ton OF them. "These fish / caught
while at Palm Beach. The large one is
called sail fish. It's bill is 20 inches
lcng. The fin on its bach is IS inches
wide, from the tip or its tail to its
blu Is eight feet. l was thirty min
utes from the time II took the hook
until l had 1t In the boat with the
help of the men who run the boat The
two smaller are king fish and weighed
about fifteen pounds each. / caught
all three seven miles north Of Palm
Beach, where the atlantic ocean
breaks over into Lake Worth, but few
Ct the sail fish are caught there. |
tell you Billy this was exciting and
lots OF fun"
Little Miss Royena iiouser Is slowly
recovering from a few days severe i'll
ness.
Mr.. Dean Hastings IS now making
his home with his sister Miss Sallie
Hastings in LaRue He is in very
feeble health, unable to go about.
John McClain OF Green Camp was
here on business Wednesday
The Pythlan SisterI gave a fine supper
ir the new X. of p, hall Friday even-
ing, eighty plates We're flied. Some
speaking and a fine social had.
What jolly good time we had were
the exclamations which fell from many
lips as the Sophomore class wended
their way home from the q. A. r.
hall Friday evening where they served
hot supper. The attendance was
large.
on Wednesday evening large mum
ber of the young people In the vicinity
gathered at the Bels school house and
gave a box supper and had a very
enjoyable time
Quite number OF saw logs. som,
quite large are being hauled into oul
town from the south. and placed Of
freight cars and shipped to the east