The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-12
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home of Willis Clark.
The heirs of Leonard and Christina
Little, sold to Fred Needels on Friday,
the homestead where Mrs. Little
lived for so many years. Il Is located
on East Vine street in LaRue, consid-
GRAFTON, one thousand dollars, cash.
Harry Bell has not yet returned
from Battle Creek. Mich. where he
went more than a week ago In search
Of employment.
Matt Shetva has rented the south
part of the Willis Clark residence on
South High street and moved In Sat
urday.
V. o. Mulvain and family have mov
edcd from LaRuc to Battle Creek
Mich, whore Mr. Mulvain has secured
employment for the Postum co. Mrs.
Case the owner OF the property form
erly occupied by Mr.. Mulvain has mov
ed into II. and also leased a part of
the residence to Br Vannausdle.
Mr.. Otis Boyd and Mr.. c. c. Clark
have returned from Wheeling. w. Va.
where they went on a business trin
Noyes and Davis are still engaged
in their sacrifice sale of clothing, hats.
caps, shoes, etc. and are making many
sales. Six clerks and a cashier are
now employed ht the store
r. u. Hoeland has rented His new
cement block business room oh South
High near the Big Four railroadl to
S2mual Elias Of Marion. who Will. at
once open n confectionary under the
nalne OF Sugar BOWL 1T is finely
|, ,lpcated and a good business is proph-
esied
Hon w. L. Raub was taken violently
III Saturday morning and two physic-
ians were summoned, he Is resting
much botter at this writing. lE
All our houses are occupied at this
time 1t Is almost impossible to rent
any kind of a residence property.
Mrs. Mary Riley has returned from
Columbus and Is now living at her
home on north High street. Mrs. Belle
Prettyman and family who formerly
llved there have removed to a farm
near Redwood.
Many Of our citizens regret to learn
Of the death OF the aged Mrs. Grimm
Of Agosta. She was well known TO
many of our citizens and ever held in
high esteem.
Mrs. Basil Ridgway was a Marion
visitor Wednesday.
We are pleased to learn that our
good friend j. Henry Raub of Bowl
ing Green township announces him
self candidate for county commission
er before the approaching primaries.
ME- Raub Is well to do farmer. n
hustling business man, progressive and
enterprislng, has many friends and
about every one In this end OF the
county believe that Mr.. Raub will
make If elected, an ideal county com
missioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McIntire of
Meeker visited relatives and cared for
business in LaItue Monday,
Mr.. John Moral and VIM. Drake
attended the National Gamers assoc.
iation In Rochester, New York sew.
eral days this week, demonstrating the
advantages Of perfect can cleaner and
polisher, OF which Mr.. Moral is the
inventor Mr.. Drake. NJ. c. Clements
and Milton Moral arc associated with
him i'm It's manufacture. 1t gives as
suarance of doing the work perfectly
and thus guarantees large ready
sale. At the last meeting of the new.
ly organized w. C. II. u. held In the
Baptist church, Mrs. u. G. Long was
chosen president. Mrs @. II. Sutton,
vice president and corresponding Sec
retary; Jennie Schultz, recording sec
retary; Miss Mess Mills, treasurer, Mrs
T. l.. Shirk, the next meeting will be
held March /, at the home of the presl
dent.
At the last meeting of council Mr.
David Lamb was appointed village
marshal.
Now society for promoting eff