The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-10
Rev. Wisely's Meetings Are
Growing Daily in
Interest.
F. L. Spicer of Bowling
Green is After Commits
sionership.
Funeral of w. H. Self At
tended by Many at
LaRue.


friends was taken TO Fairview NJ. p.
church, whore Rev. j. \. sutton held
funeral services following which in
teIment was made in the cemetery
adjoining. Mr. and Mrs. John Culp'of
Mt Victory, Allen Self and wife and
child Of Prospect, Charles Culp and
wife of Prospect, Geo. Lauer and
wife Of Marion. Samuel Self and wife
and MIR and Mrs. Harry Tuttle Of
Marion. Hr. James Nedhart and Mr..
George Tuttle of Bellefontaine, We're
among the number who attended w.
H. Sells funeral.
Mrs. Clara Hildreth and Master ].
dwight Hldreth Of Marion visited at
tie G. w. Rodgers home Tuesday
j. n. Rodgers Of Marion visited his
'on and family here from Tuesday
until Friday. We are pleased to learn
that his eye sight is improving.
on Wednesday Master Keith Ridge
way rounded his thirteenth year OF
age This event was plcasingly cele-
hratcd by his grandmother, Mrs. Basil
Bidgcway, planning fine surprise
which was attended by some thirty
FIVE of his young friends. \ very
enjoyable evening WAS spent luncheon
was served and everyone went home
well pleased Just as the lights went
out"
Rev. Wisely. NJ L. pastor, is now
iu the midst of q series Of meetings in
cur village Day service 10 a. M, ev-
ering j. IN. The attendance is good
and interest ON the increase. Pastor
Wiseley was callcd to attend a fun.
cral near Fleetwood Friday, Q a. m. in
torment I'm Marion. on account Of
trains he wos unable to reacl
LaRue until Saturday 10 a. m.
Rev. Sutton conducted service FRI.
Gey morning and evening in the NJ
e. church during Pastor Wiselcys
caring for a funeral
G. I'. Baughm1n paid a business yls-
1t in Belleiontaine Thursday
Mr. Limo, of Columbus, Is now here
fo, q few weeks as solicitor for
The LaRue Telephone Co.
The severe cold weather Of the past
few weeks has caused the breakage
of many wires ana Keeps "The trou-
lie shooters" very busy keeping
phones in repair
\ very interesting Sunday school is
now being conducted at The Bells
school house. We learn that at the
present time no preaching service Is
being hcld in Bowling Green town
ship.
William Senf n machinlst Of Column
bus with his wife are guests Of MIR.
and Mrs j. c. Crlswel, east of La
Rue.
After a few days pleasantly spent
with relatives III Marion, Mr.. t. II.
Riley and Mr.. Frank Moore returned
home Monday.
Your scribe had the pleasure of see
inG and convorsng for a short time
with n. j. Horton fromerly II mer-
chant of Agosta. lie gave intelligence
that he has purchased large five
thousand dollar stock of general mer-
chandse and opened up u store In
Logan county, to which
place he contemplates an early remov-
al lie also expects to take with him
into fun co-partnership his son-in-law
Mr.. Benson, From present indications
they will conduct "a thriving business.
Clifford Schultz and wife Of Agosta
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, j. c.
one mile east OF LaRue.
Rev j. c. Roberts OF Delaware,
former NJ. Il. pastor here, pleasantly
with LaRue friends Mon
day. He was on his way TO Lima
nd Dephos In the interest Of o. w.
He looks well and Is sue
ressfu in his work
The following named persons are a
few OF Marion passengers from LaRue
Wednesday: Mrs, Paul Arnold, Mrs
I.ovcy NAPLES. Mrs. Nora and Miss
Lena Topln, Miss Alice Bonnor, Da-
mon Jones, Bert Deyson, Jerome Dey- !
son, Better Rizor, Mrs. George Parish, |
Miss Zoa Lingo, W. ID. Rish Miss !
lclossia Harmon, Miss Matea Paulsen, !
w. +. Kniffin and wife and daughter |
c c, Clark Frank Moore, Mrs Luz
iher Noyes and j. A. Sutton.
Having previously obtained perms- |
sion of the authorities Of The Trinity |
Baptist church OF Marion, Ohio, ON ,
afternoon that church was !
llndly opened and the Baptlstry font |
ind dressing rooms were used Rev. !
H. III. Hoyt Of Green Camp, pastor of =
lnd by request Rev. sutton baptized |
Frank Moore, Damon Jones, Alive !
Ponner, Lena Toplff Matea Pausen
md by request Rev. sutton baptlszed
Mrs, w. L. Kniffin aud daughter Nina.
rhin beautiful scene was witnessed
~ w L. Knirfin, Mr. Leper Mrs. G.
l. Toplin, Miss Sadie Kennedy and
Miss Gail German
on Sunday six of those parties bap-
lied (Mr. Moore not being prescnD i
Mrs. Sallie Houser, We're taken into
ul connection with the Baptist
hurch here following sermon by
astor Hoyt, The Lords supper was
artaken. \ large attendance and an
lteresting service WAS held.
Pastor Wlseley gave an instructive 1
ermon In NJ. E. church Sunday even
ng, his subject being Sowing ana
gaping" A large audience being In
tendance, 4,
Earl Cottrel former resident of
'a2uo IS now working for the Erie in
Iarion.
Reports states that H, II. Kelley. !
as recently sold his small farm. Just
II.