The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
.LARUE'S BUSY
DAY BUDGET
What People Are Doing,
Who is Visiting, the
Church and Other I'm
portant Matters Duly
Recorded.

LaRue, o., March 12.-winiam
Mauller, George Raub. IT, L.. Nllcr
and Knox Lee attended the Elk lodge
in Marion Thursday night
Wilke Carr and family have moved
into the property vacated by Daniel
Stayner.
c. w. Rodgers moved Friday night
into the property which he recently
purchased of the Anderson heirs.
Mr. Isiper, who for few years re-
sided on farm north Of town. moved
Thursday to farm near Springfield,
Ohio.
Miss Villas De1auder is a guest OF
relatives in Cincinnati
We are pleased to state that our
friend, r.. II. Lingo, is slowly rccov-
crlng from a severe Illness
Charles Sharpe, who for "a number
of years has been valued employe
of The Slanser Lumber Co., fell from
a ladder last Saturday, severely in
iuring his left shoulder The accl-
dent occurred while in employ at the
lumber plant
Basil 15idgway was a business Wis
itor in Marion Friday.
Az the request of Mrs. Hannah E.
Potter deceased. J. T.. Sutton has
taken charge of the sale of her prop
erty on north High stret and the set
tlement Of her estate.
After a pleasant visit OF few days
m the home of his parents in IaRue,
Bennie Thomasson returned Thursday
morning to Chicago Junction where
he Is In the employ of the b. a. o.
Ry Coz. ~
z Robert s. Miller and family. Of
Dresden. Ohio, rented what is known
aa the fEilis property on north High
street, into which they have moved
Mr. MlIler has already taken charge
as booltkeeper at the Slanser Lumber
Co. plant
David Clark who was recently hurt
in the accident by the breaking Of
braces and falling of fire escape at
the *. OF p. building Is slowly re-
covering and Is able to be about some.
Miss Daisy Worline. of Marion,
spent a few days here last week in Sc
curing pupils for music class to
be taught by her.
Prof. j. w. Armstrong was a guest
of Marion public schools one day last
week.
George Dutton, Of Chicago, Illinois
was here visiting his parents few
days lass week
John Hanley and c. II. Freeman
inhmary directors of this county
cared for business here "Wednesday
We learn that John Whitman oi
of his nephew, John Whitman's prop
of his nephew, John Wihtman's prop.
crty recently left to him by dc
ceased relative in Dayton. Ohio.
William Landgrabe and family re,
Gently moved into the property owne,
by Miss Halle Bailey on south Hlgl
street. Dtl.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f.. Knlrhn wcr,
business visitors In Marion. Friday.
Rev. Sutton's 5. s class held a fin,
social and interesting meeting at tn,
home of Miss Boss Minis. Friday even
ing, having large attendance
Luncheon was served, and very en-
J joyabc evening was spent.
Mrs. NJ. G.. clements Is receivln,
/ goods and rendering her milliner.
sales room in the now *. of p. build
ing very attractive and wlnsome
Miss Ann Gilmcr returned home to
day after three weeks pleasant visi
with Mrs. Maggie Scott.
Mrs, Peter Hetwig continues suf
ferlng invalid
| The child of Mr. and Mrs. Shlrl
| who lives near Hepburn, is slowly re
| covering from II severe attack OF tn,
Group.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plank left 70
their home in Ashley Thursday even
ing,
Mrs. Maggie A. Scott was In IARu,
| Flrlday on business
The many friends of Christ Dober
will be pleased to learn that he ha
purchased fine farm near Clal
bourne and win take possession Apri
first
James ID. Chard Green Camp Tp.
candidate for county commissioners
subject to Democratic primary WA
In our village Saturday afternoon, be
coming acquainted with the people
and calling upon his Democrat,
| friends.
After a visit of several days Will
his son, Coy, In Shelby. Ohio, Mr.
Yes Ellis returned home Friday even
ing. His daughtcr-in- law being sick
| Mrs Yes Ellis left here Saturda!
evening for Shelby to visit and car
| for her for one or more weeks.
| James II. Dean spent the larger por
tion of last week caring for business
and visiting relatives and friends II
and about West Mansfield
Mr.. W. +. lIniGfn and j, G. Sparks
were In Agosta, Saturday on tele
phone business
Mr.. j. B. Sparks. of Columbus wal
guest of his brother and family, j
r. Sparks, Saturday, and in the even
ing drove to near Arbela where h,
will visit his aged parents over sun
day
Mrs Maggie Jones still suffers from
a severe cold, AS also Miss Florence
Jones is sick with indications of lunl
| fever.
Mrs Sarah McWiliams, of Mans
field, is now guest at the Jone1
/ home.
Mr., Baughman's Baptist SUNDAY
school class held a social and business
There u OnIy One