The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-16

LaRue, o., March 1G.-The Twen-
tieth Century club held wen at
tended and interesting meeting at the
home of Mrs. John Apt Tuesday aft
ernoon. Officers for the coming wear
were elected Mrs. r. d. Henkle was
elected president and Mrs. w. l..
Kniflin, vice president.
MIR. and Mrs. John Mawer. of Harm
ster. were guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Adams from Saturday even
ing until Monday.
G. " Mollencopf has rented his
farm west of town to L. j. Roberts
for the ensuing year.
McElroy Swallem contemplates an
early removal of his family to Kenton
| where for some months he has been
conducting a butcher shop.
Samuel Watson. of near Marseilles
Is Tor the present making his home
with Mrs. Mary A. Terry, a near rel.
alive, who lives in 1aRue.
William Love was caring for busi-
ness in Marion Tuesday.
II. w. Hilderbrand. administrators
| OF the Vinson estate, of Mansfield.
was I'm LaRue Tuesday. During his
| stay w. H. Raub, w. Il. Denman and
Alfred w. Jones. appointed BY the
probate court of Richland county. APP
| praised the land belonging to what
| Is known as the Hastings farm north
| Of town. Mrs. Wilson's maiden name
| was Hastings and she inherited this
farm as a portion of her fathers es-
tate.
A. G. Brady David Moral and w.
| +. Wilson OF DeCMf cared for busi-
ness here Tuesday
The Eastern star lodge held an in
teresting and largely attended meet
ing I'm, Masonic hall Tuesday evening.
For several days past men have
been engaged in re-drlllirg the gas
| wen, drincN several years ago Just
south of town, in hope OF finding A
larger supply OF gas.
Mrs, Eberhart Who with her family
recently moved upon what Is known
J as the IIenry Hinklin farm, north Of
| town. was very sick last Sunday DIR
| Sifrltt of LaRue. DR.. McIfittrick OF
| Kenton, ana DR.. Vanarsdall of q.aRuc
were in computation. She is slightly
| Improved
Ohio state Inspector OF public
schools was at LaRue and Inspected
the various departments Tuesday.
Mrs. May Burbaugh, who lives sew
eral miles north Of town, Is seriously
| III but at this time Is thought to be
slowly recovering.
Abe McPeek & Son have rented
VIM. Riley's farm north Of town and
Mr. Riley and family moved to Ma
MON Ti1say
Warner Dobolt moved THURSDAY
| init
Boyd & Clark ana VIM. Knnamon
| shipped several car loads of live
| stock to Cleveland 'this week.
Mr. Basil Clark who some months
since purchased a farm northwest OF
town, has erected a house and barn
on II and Thursday moved into his
new home.
James Hinton. who resides on
farm few miles southwest of town.
has been in feeble health for two
years past, had a public sale OF chat
tel property March 12 and was taken
to Kenton hospital for medical treat
ment Thursday.
Mrs. G. H.. Baughman left here on
Thursday morning TO visit her son,
Ray ~ Baughman, whose wife is III
at Pittsburg, Pa.
G. III. sutton and G. II. Tannyhill
were an Richwood on business Thurs
cay morning,
j. A. Dali is drilling a well on Miss
Hattie Bailey's lot on South High
street.
Members of the Presbyterian
church are making many arrange
ments for a series of meeting to be
held In the church commencing the
evening of March 21.
Thomas MoCleary end John Parish
of near Meeker were here on business
Wednesday.
E, E. Drake and j. w. Hecker )f
north of Agosta, transacted consld-
erable business here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Tooley and
child were Marion visitors Wednes-