The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

AT LARUE
Influence of the Cold Wave
On Church Services and
Sunday Schools
Other Events.

Mrs. Allcr in their large line reSldence
west of the planning plant. The Binn
bi others who have occupied Mr.. Az
ler's farm, east of town, will hold n
public sale Of chatter property Fri
day. following which they contemplate
moving upon farm near Marseilles.
When thus vacated the Munson fam
lily will move upon this farm.
Rev. Sutton's Sunday school class OF
which Miss Bessie Mills is president
have planned to give first day Of
April party next Monday evening at
the home of Mayor G. y. Myers. Fun
alive and Il fine time Is expected.
on last Thursday evening a series
OF meetings began at the Presbyterian
church 1t is in charge Of Rev Wat
son Of Columbus and Rev. Marshall
OF Cleveland Thus far the severe
weathe has initiated against the at
tendance. Meetings are announced for
every evening this week. Also a bible
study hour for each afternoon.
on account of the very bad weather
Sunday 1t was decided by the vote
of the Baptist church to call in the
Sunday evening appointment and all
with the Presbyterian members. This
not only perceptibly Increased that
church's Attendance and saved Rev.
Tloyt a twenty-five mile drive. but al
so manifested true christian spirit.
Sunday morning the weather was so
inclcment owing to the falling snow
| and cold driving winds that the att
tendance upon Sunday school and
church service was visibly decreased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tooley cared
for business in Marion Wednesday.
After several months sojourn with
his daughter in Chattanooga, MIR.
Absolem Elder returned home We'd
ncsday evening well pleased with his
prolonged visit. He reports this the
coolest winter the south has known
for many years.
Some months since Mr.. William
Hampton and family moved to the
great northwest and settled for the
time being. Mr.. Hampton returned to
''thc good old Buckeye state" Satur-
day looking hale and hearty. He
may call his family here and once
again reside on his fine farm few
miles west of town.
| Mrs. D. X. Drake paid Marion rela-
tives and friends few days visit last
week. l tH IC
The funeral of the aged Miss .\man-
da Bonham was held at the home OF
death. i'm our village last Thursday
having II large attendance. Follow
ing service the body was taken and
laid TO final rest in the Fairview
cemetery. I'|t
Our friend Harvey Myers. accom-
panied by Hugh Davis Of Marion, aft
er spending, the winter months In
Florida returned Ito ltheir native
hea ther, reaching hero SATURDAY, even
ing In the best Of health and spirits.
Mrs. ]. W. Free OF Marion recently
visited for several days at the hos
pitable country home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. Il. Milisor
The chicken supper given by the
Baptist ladies in the G. A, II. hall n
few nights ago had a good patronage
satisfied and some sixty dollars netted
TO the church.
Hon. G. L. Mouser and wife spent
Sunday( 17th) with relatives here re-
turning home Monday morning.
Miss Clara Porter OF Marion was a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Karl Smith
a few days ago.
Milton Moral and l.. L. Aller, were
Marion visitors Saturday.
william Riley and family have NOV
ed TO Marion and for the present arc
located on Latourette street.
Prof. i. w. Stol and Freeman
Rusler of Agosta We're here on bust
ness Saturday afternoon and even
ling.
Mr.. Thomas and Burton Chapman
Ct Agosta were here n few days ago
and consummated the purchase Of
Otis Boyd's house and lot just south
of the NJ. f.. church In Agosta.
| G. c, Clark has purchased OF the
Potter heirs. the property where the
aged Hannah Potter formerly resided,
on North High street. which he is
having repaired and other wise inn
proved and will make for Mr.. Clark
a nice home.
Mr.. Garrett Harris and son Everett
have purchased Of Emanuel Bader his
| lhfty acre farm, which lies n few miles
southwest Of LaRue. in Bowling Green
township
William Miller and family have
moved upon the Jacob Miller farm.
northwest Of town, and Jacob Miller
and family moved into property in
East End OF LaRue recently pur-
chased by him.
Mayberry and Haub of near Marseil-
les passed through town with a long
train Of wagons Thursday moving up
on the Elliott farm near Mt. Victory.
We regret to state that Mayor Myers
| Il In feeble health, that Henry Wise
is no better in health then he was a
few days past now being confined to
his room and bed.
Mrs. j, Il. Moore was Sunday guest
Of Marion relatives.
Mr., Hatfield who resides west Of
town has rented his property to Lewis
Rim and has secured employment In
Marion to which city himself and fam
| lily will soon remove,
Miss Mabel and Miss Mildred Rod
gers entertained at dinner Sunday Mr..
Ralph Wise OF LaRue and Oville
Parish of Essex All four paid Rich