The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19
TAXES ARE PAID
IN LARUE BANK
Many Avail Themselves
Opportunity
Offered.
Much Ice Being Stored
LaRue During Cold
Weather.
Voters Seem to Have MinC
Voters Seem to Have Min,
Made up on Election
Monday.

Mrs. Luther Noyes, Morris ClemdI
and Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Sutton wdI
Marion visitors Monday.
Mr.. Lime, of Columbus. visited .
family over Sunday and returned
his work as solicitor OF the LaRll
Telephone company Monday. He
now spending the week in the vicinill
Of Meeker.
Lecturer Bestor Of the RidpaI
bureau was I'm our village Tuesday ell
ening and delivered a lecture which \
well spoken ,of as an historical prt
duction, showing extensive readi1
and literary research. The eNtrcnI
cold weather caused many ticket Owl
ers to remain at home and the audi
ence was not as large as was expect
ed.
For several days past large num-
Der of carloads Of stock. sheep. hogs
and cattle, have been shipped from
here to eastern markets
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Henderson Of
DeCliff, were guests OF relatives in
LaRue Wednesday.
S. !. Clement, Of DeClin, transacted
considerable business in our town
Wednesday
The stock Of goods and groceries,
recently sold by " O. AIulvaine to II.
II. Kelley in our village once again
changed hands and last Monday morn
ing NJ. l.. Sager, Of Columbus, a for
mer proprietor. came on and took
possession of all the stock in the adj
justment of a claim previously hell
by him. Mr.. Vernon Secord, son-in-
law of Mr. Sager, Is now in charge
OF all sales.
Rev. Sutton attended the funeral
of j. b. Hulstead here Sunday after
noon. also the funeral of Anthony
Rltzler in Marion Monday morning
and Mrs. Joseph Furnis in Longville
Tuesday morning.
cred Thornburg OF I.aRue, attend
cd Mrs. Joseph Furnis' funeral Tue2-
day.
d. ID. Clifton attended the Wool
Growers convention In Columbus
Thursday and Friday of last week.
lie reports q large attendance and very
interesting meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Ford and Mr.
and Mrs. John Cleveland OF Weiing
ton, Mr.. ana Mrs. John Toner Of Ken
ton. Mrs c. -. Jones, Harry. Herbert
and Gipsey Halstead, Mr.. c. T.. Pence.
and Mr. McPeek. of Toledo, were
present at j. b. Halsteads funeral.
Mrs G. c. Clark, Mr.. George De-
Lander and Mrs. John Leslie are
thought to be slowly recovering from
severe Illness.
Mr.. Bader, inlrmary superinten-
dent; John Hanley and Mr.. Wilemair,
infirmary directors, came over from
Marion Friday evening and removed
to the Marion county infirmary Mrs.
Gleason and son ana daughter, th1 soH
about 10 and daughter 10 years of
age. The mother has been confined
to bed here for several months, a
great sufferer Of innammatory rheu-
matism.
REV. Hoyt, Of Green Camp, was
here Sunday morning and preached
an acceptable sermon in the Baptist
church.
Pastor Wiseley of the NJ. f.. church
is still engaged in a series Of meet
ings with that church holding SER
vices each afternoon and evening. The
attendance is large and interest good
with every indication of a number OF
conversions.
Father Ryan Of the Catholic church
was morning passenger to Marion
| Monday.
Your scribe was pleased to meet
Prof. +. w. Stoll Monday and 10
learn from him that he had accepted
the superintendency of the Agosta
public schools and would assume
| charge the next day Wherever
known Prof. Stoll Is regarded as not
only an experienced but also excellent
Instructor.
John b. Fields VINO was employed
! to superintend the Agosta public
schools and with his family removed
to that village, was giving excellent
satisfaction when unexpectedly ne
purchased what Is known as the
| Manley restaurant and bakery The
business assumed such proportion thet
he resigned the schools and moved
back to LaRue and is now devoting
his entire time to his business here.
Several of the w. c. II. U. ladies of
Marion came over Friday and held a
very interesting ana profitable meet
ing In the NJ. E. church Friday after
noon.
Rev. Wisely has announced a meet
ing for ladies only in the NJ. u. church
Friday afternoon.
| We hear but little said as regards
the approaching dry-wet election to
be held here next Monday. Each
voter seems to have his mind made
up as regards which way he Intends
to cast his ballot.
Next sunday following morning SER
vice the Baptist church expects TO
take action as regards the employ
ment Of pastor for the ensuing year,
commencing April l.
The aged Mrs. Ledman and her
daughter, Miss Mary MoHugh, late
of Wyandot county, are now paying
a visit of several days with her son,
Newton Ledman.
Mrs. Guyton and Mrs Charles
Hussey are recovering from pro-
longed illness
George Swallem recently moved IN
'-'a What Ia kpor-t,as he Little prQps
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