Fulton County tribune., December 01, 1921, Image 6

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FT-'LTOy CO. TRIBUNE, WAUSEON, THURSDAY, DEC. 1
FULTON COUNTY TRIBUNE
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CORRESPONDENCE
SOUTH PIKE
See the Fine New Line of
Gibson Xmas and New Year
Cards and Seals
at
Gehring-Ruhlin Co-
EVERYBODY'S
COLUMN
tl WAVW.l) A !ittl Southerner
to i.uy and weigh our coal. Buckeye t j
Coal Co.
I FOR SALE Rubber tire buggy,:
( ,in very good conditi' n. Inquire o"
35-4 , frank Ciison. phone Ulack 521 3o-2
rYTYjVvrvnrvnYrtrtrw i . ,
, FO gALE 2() acres of good.
orange growing land in r lorida. For
last Tuesday. 1 ledo of Toledo and Miss Hattis Got- sale cheap. Address Frank Boyer,
Wnltpr Mpvpt and familv took Sun- schalk of Wauseon spent Friday Homestead, lorida. oU-2-p
day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Burr evening with Clarence .Krauss and, LQST a fountain pen, "ladies'
Joh Cleland and wife were Sunday - Bethel Sunday afte n. I Mrs. Norman Ulch of Wauseon is-Uf wSEEl
Finder please return to Louise Hoy.
Visitors at ti. Mcuees. j Mr- Geo Grainier, wife
Dewitt Wiseman and lamny spent dau hter DoraS( Ron0 Boulis,
Sunday evening at Corby Bixlers. ,and son of Liberty Center and T. L.
T. U7 . CitiiMnlrni. HtmwoI Tf - ....
ill I tS. VV III. OliUUICt&Cl 1CI.U11IVU
hre home Friday after spending sev
eral days with her parents.
Roscoe Roos and family were visit
ors at David Wisemans Saturday.
Mrs. S. A. . Raker is at Elmer
Murrys caring for the new baby.
Vera Eldred and family, Levi
Miller and family and Chas. Miller
and wife took supper with D. Wise
mans Thursday evening.
H. McGee and family and John
Cleland and wife spent Sunday even
ing at the home of R. N. Howards.
Aumend, wile and daughter Mary
spent Thanksgiving at Ivan Tabers.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Herkimer
land daughter Delia, Chas. Bollman
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Baker and Grandma Stevens, Edd
and John Baker spent Thanksgiving
with Clare Baker and wife.
OAK SHADE
Emery Cone is spending this week
in Chicago, attending the big Stock
Show. N
Mrs. Ellen Butler spent a few days
this week in Wauseon at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Cochran
and attended the local W. C. T. U.
meeting on Wednesday held at the
home of Mrs. Timothy Estep.
Mrs. Golda Hill and Mrs. Will
Kelley of Morenci visited at the home
of the formers mother, Mrs. Eliza
Punches Sunday afternoon.
Fred Riddle and family of Denson,
spent Monday at the home of his
parents, Emmet Riddle and wife.
Vera Stites, wife and little son of
Morenci spent Sunday at Roll Johnstons.
The remains of Charles Shaffer of
Hamler was brought here last Wed
nesday and interred in the Butler
cemetery.
Roll Johnston and family and Mrs
Emaline Minnick spent Thanksgiving
Mrs. Clair Miley was. in Toledo; FOR gALE Firewoocl $3.00 per
Wednesday. !ccrd delivered or $2.00 in woods. Call
Mrs. Clarence Nofzmger spent the q , 1S B11 WaU3KOn Bhone.
and
DENSON
The L. A. S. will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Briggs
Wednesday evening, December 7th,
to hold a bazaar: A cafateria sup
per will be served. Please send in
offering before Sunday. Everyone
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stong and T. S.
Johnson spent Sunday with Bryant
Johnston and famyil of Wauseon.
John Sheffield is visiting in Jack
son.
Mrs. Anna Porter spent one day
last week with Anna Sheffield.
James and Sylvia Dixson spent
Thanksgiving with Orva Myers and
family. .
Mrs. Jess Lowe is ill at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Bevelhymer. Her
husband and two little sons spent
Mr. Troxel of Hillsdale is the new
Thanksgiving with them.'
manager of Denson store.
Mrs. Dunlap, who has dislocated
her arm is slowly improving.
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weeK ena wun ner pareiius, mi. aim ; -ja .,
7,1 ; t 1
lYira. iuuci 111 xuu. . . .
Samuel First and daughter of To-1 Carpentering, repairing paint
ledo are the guests of Silas First j mg an(j concrete work. Reasonable
and family for a few days. I charge, E. G. Whited and Son, Lyons
Jim Dickerson and family spent phone 1219. 13tf
Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Snow. j
Mr. N. Aeschliman is spending a FOR SALE Duroc male hog,
few weeks with relatives in Missouri, full blood, six months old, weight 186
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ruhlin called onlM. at 4 months. Inquire of M. C.
Quintis Hull
afternoon.
and family Friday
LENA
Mrs. Roscoe Tedrow of Delta spent
Tuesday with Clair Miley and lam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Snyder and
day at the home of Dan Clingaman 'daughter Ilva spent Sunday with Mr,
near Wauseon. and Mrs- Chalmer Shaffer.
Mrs. Ellen Butler and i Pirl Mrs. fczra Gottschalk and sons
Punches and family entertained the Earl and Howard spent the week end
following at their home Thanksgiv-(wth relatives near Metamora,
ing day' Mrs. Emily K. Boody of Mr. and Mrs. Huber Crew of Wau
Mnrani Jlr fipVirott and wife.'seon, Harry Crew and family and
Emma and Jennie Spillane, Craymer Mr. H. Leasing took Thanksgiving
Cochran, wife and daughter Mabel dinner with Ed Crew and wife.
m Will Tit. all nf Wauseon. t Mr. and Mrs. C. Robson and son of
Everyone had a merry time.
SHILOH
Tedrow were Sunday , guests of
(juintis Hull and family.
Willis Nofzinger has a new Ford,
v .1 m s ah - a
,, . . nr . 1 1 . 1 mr. aim mrs. uscar unman ox
.Z:,"" 'rV":, Tedrow were Sunday guests of Geo,
" "j Kosebrook and family.
ieuo over s Susan and Killa Woodburn of
' V?" "-"""."iRidgeville and Clarence Krauss and
was m asi arrival wao family had Thanksgiving dinner with
grace the home of Mr and -isilu W ud iunfly.
Harry Leatherman on the 14th. R H FemM J j, c ,
Master Teddie Krauss son of Mr 1 Demaline and famil Mrsf' Maria
M ' 5fhVe thl afflttlon nf Hul1' Mrs- Mary Scott, C. Campbell
suffering with the affhction of,and fami, unA nyd Hull and fam
dypthena but at present date is much enjoyed pot 1Jck dinner with
improved. . . . Ouintia Hull and familv ThanWiv-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry uecnstein, Mt.i d "
Lauber, phone 2146 Archbold. 35-1-p
FOR ALE -rabbit
hound 4
-A so 1 b!ack and tan
years old, also two
i FOR SALE Thoroughbred
'Shropshire r..m, extra goou one,,
a. registered. - Inquire Alfred Spiess.
In the matter of the estate of John' male hogs, one Djiroc and one Poland
H. Elliott, deceased. ;vjnma. rnone 11, on id
Probate Court, Fulton County,
Ohio.
M.-vt.V to Movt Win lOi.iyt,
Dodge Center, Minnesota, Lulu Jane j Z ... '
Diliatush residing at Decatur,. Ill-, 1 poli SALE A good sized hound
Ezra R. Elliott, whose residence is ahnt. o mfinths old. Inmiir of I
inknown and John R. Elliott, resid- T.ln.ri Hnlmar. nhnne fi nn is Oak
ing at Jasper, Michigan, R. D. Shade. i
1 ou are hereby notihed that on the 1 : 1
29th day of November, 1921, a peti-, WANTED To buy veal calves!
Mon was filed in this" Court by said and beef cattle. Can eet them anv
John R. Elliott, asking that a cer- day but Saturday Highest prices
tain deed with testamentary provi- paid. Woodward & Schwagner, phone 1
sions be probated as a will. Said deed White 365 or 533. 19-tf 1
having been executed by said dece-1
dent in his life to said John R. HIDES AND FURS WANTED
Elliott, to be delivered after death. On Saturday Nov. 19, 1921 and!
Said petition will be for hearing be- every Saturday thereafter we will pay
fore said Court on January 6th, 1922, highest market prices for your hides!
at 2 o'clock p. m. ,and furs at Kolb's Ten Cent Barn,
Witness my hand and seal this ; Wauseon, unio. winoiscn .Bros.
29th day of November, 1921. j31-16-c
A. M. BARBER. Probate Judce '
Fulton County. Ohio. Probate Court LOST Pocketbook between To-
35-3 le , ixiui Wauseon on JNapoleon stone
road. Contains $1.00 in silver andjj
iNUiiJii ut At-ruiiNiMivNi the rest in bills, also receipt for
The Estate of Elizabeth Robinson Mfiiern Woodman. Finder return
deceased. to Tribune and receive reward.
Notice is hereby given that Eva B.
Leist has been duly appointed and
qualified as administratrix of the es-i
tate of Elizabeth Robinson, deceased,!
late of Wauseon, Fulton County,
Ohio.
Dated this 26th day of November,
A. D. 1921.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
35-3
and Mrs. H. Newhouse spent Thanks-
fiving with Mr. and Mrs. Claud
owe of Toled.
Mrs. Joe McCullough and little
Deloris took Thanksgiving dinner
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Erehart. ' .
Mr. E. O. King, Uti and Mrs. F.
J. Hoyt and daughter Buelah took
ing day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klotz of To-
PROBATE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Baer, as guardian of Leland Roe
Nofziger, et al, has filed her sixth
partial and final account for settle
ment. The hearing of said account
is set for the 27th day of December,
1921, at nine o'clock a. m.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
! M"l"l I H"l-r"i I KM' M I mH...h...h I tl '1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1111 H"
M RKETS
Red Wheat ..i4. 1.12
Bran . . . 1.30
Middlings 1-40
Eggs 11... .60
Butter .':..'.: .40
Hogs 6.75
Oats ..' '.I.' .30
Corn 55
Fiour 8.15
Lesson in
OPTOMETRY
Each day pt some Christmas problem solved,
COME where help is so obvious;
where every window and show
case, every counter and shelf, gives
helpful answers to end gift wor
ries. It is much easier to,select gift things than it is to think
them up, when there is nothing but blank space before mes
eyes.
Come where the complete Christmas book is open and
all the gift pictures are desirable realities that one may pick
but and end the study.
How may we help you today?
. ,
Opening of Toyland on Saturday.
Make the most of Toytime in the Christmas Store
Sant Claus will be here.
We have received word from him that he will arrive at our store on Saturday after
noon at about one o'clock and hopes to meet all the children in Wauseon. Don't miss
him
Toyland has been built for the children. We are just as much interested in having
them like and remember this store, as we arein selling toys to their parents.
Ering them in early to see everything, before we become so crowded that the
little folks won't be able to see and enjoy everything.
SPECIALS AT THE
J. Hoyt and daughter Buelah took o .1 O 1 Hf m WM 1 O f
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and; ooutli oide Meat Market Gc Lrocery
Mia. Francis Hoyt of Toldeo. X , J
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hefflinger
spent a few-days last week with her
mother in Van Wert.
One more soldier of the Civil War
has .answered the last roll call,
grandpa Havens who has been living
with his daughter, Mrs. Jake Bech
stein the past fwe years passed away
last Friday. Funeral services were
held at Shiloh church Sunday after
noon conducted by Rev. L. Burtchin.
SOUTHEAST CLINTON
Rev. and Mrs. Myers of Delta
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Leitner.
Clarence Sgerist and wife spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Williams.
Homer Wagoner, wife and baby
spent Sunday at Val Snyders.
Roy Eicher and family spent Sun
day at Floyd McLaughlins.
Mrs. Allwood from Liberty Center
spent a couple of days during the
past week with Harry Willeman and
family.
Rev. Hill Hudson will be in the
meeting to assist Rev. Burchin this
week at Beel ' Christian Union
Church south of Wauseon.
Walter, Perkins, wife and baby
spent Thanksgiving at Charley
Bakers in Wauseon.
Tully Cameron moved from the
Fouty place on to Mrs. Millers farm
10 lbs. Swanton Buckwheat
1 Bottle of Sugar Bird Syrup
f 1 qt. jar Mustard
CONSTANT EYE STRAIN
Some people have only occasionly!
eye strain, others are never free
Don't forget to get your Trade Buttons
READ THEM
RALPH CRONINGER
ly the latter. For of all the handi
caps that can hinder a person in his
daily duties we can thing of none
Timore subtle, more determined, more
A nerve consuming than eye strain. 1
No matter how strong or ' how i 1 T?aini, w serond son of James M
X healthy a person may be this strain aA viiHn sttmhPTiscm Croninirer was
IQO s sure to tell on him. He can't help: Dorn on a farm near Wauseon, Dec
40 U I;but be better for having it removed, ember 10th, 1902 and departed this
1 lb. Golden Sun Coffee
3 cans Vegetable Soup
Sugar special for Saturday,
you want we have it.
MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
38C
!. 34C
25G
mm m . a . a a 9m a
27C
If it is pure Maple Sugar
No. 1 Beef Roast the lb.
Pork bjrthe chunk, the lb 1 .
Bacon by the chunk, fat on, the lb
Fresh Oysters at all times
Oranges, Bananas, Fruits and Vegetables
150
14G
230
life in the early morning hoars of
j November 20th, 1921 at tne home ot 1
his parents northwest of town, hav-j
,i j ai n j 1
ling anaineu me an 100 une age,ui
nearly nineteen years. i
j Ralph was the victim ot a nunting j
205 N. Fulton St... Waimwn. Ohio j accident and leaves to mourn his
early departure besides his stricken
parents, one sister, Mrs. Belle Gee
PROBATE NOTICE lami two brothers. Earl M. and
WILL WEBER
Optometrist, Optician and Jeweler
FiEE
Complete Set of Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner Attachments
with Each Purchase of the Grand Prize
4
Notice is hereby given that Emery i Walter I
J. Krieger, as administrator of the! jnthe heavy bereavement which
estate of Jacob Schug, deceased, has:the famiiy have been called upon toiT
11 1 H A. 1 Ci 1 i. -C 1 . V - . . , , , 4a
filed his first and final account forumjergo m tne loss of their beloved!
Bcmciucui. ii.cnn& i ou.M son ana Drotner, woras seem inaue-i
count is set tor the 2bth day ot quate to voice the sympathy" which
December, 1921 at nine o'clock a. m. ilriends feel, or the consolation the
A. M. BAUlili-K, rroDate JUUge stricken hearts so sorelv need. I
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court I in this promising young boy, just X
on the verire of manhood, his Barents
PROBATE NOTICE
Phnne 312. H. A. KRAUSS
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
g.nmn. .ynny.tnm.ni 1i.t...t....i.t..1..t..II.1Iin.i1..Ii.1..llillili nilynl.Bi.ainin.n..nilli..ii.i.iii...;..t..;.
Notice is hereby given that Carl D. 0 ... ju.
4. j Trowbridge, as testamentary trustee & possessing those rare quali-iX
t'i?FY Sk,ln,er Hubbel, has eg 0t 'character wnich seemed to!T
filed his filth partial account for -set- radiate suniight and warmth and I T
tlement. The hearing of said ac- blessin justBas a flower gives out its
count is set for the 27th day of ; rf Ijunconsciousl y aid freeiy.
f .December, 1921, at nine o'clock a. m. F That 'uth Wnr.lJ t,H t.h- X
f; 4 1U RlBllPR PrAlioto T.in-ol. ' " ' c r
young life, seems a cruel affliction,!
ind while the wound is so fresh and
GREAT NOVEL BY
OriirnniTTT T r-nvj nunc line nuuuu is mou unu .
CHLRCHILL . i,, ; &
-11 IIIUIV bil . jiUlil IVUiJ Al.V.V.t.&c j
But Time, the mighty comforter, Sr
Every reader of current literature hoa ' u, "a mQJ
will recall the sensation caused by the these mourning ones will look beyond
publication several years ago o'le grave and their hearts will be
Winston Churchill s ; powerful novel, i lifted their souls comforted by the
"The Inside of the Cup." The story wQco v, ru ;
U ! attacked the alleged hypocrisy 01 m; eliu. Kalpn was a member 0f the
S T":; Vc siv u u v ""f1"" Christian Sunday School. He was
g identified with churches as vestry-, faithfri in his attendance, giving un
Uimen. The philosophy of the book stinti j of his time and talent in
n was cr.ucizea oy enurenmen in tmsthe furtnerance 01 tne ideals which
H country ana in CJigianu as an un
Only a Few Weeks Away
We Invite You To Gome
At present the best sight in townis our handsome
stock of holiday goods at popular prices.
Novelties for the Christmas Season. It is easy to
select from because it contains EVERYTHING to
make people happy.
THE FAIR STORE
H. F. DIMKE
warranted attack upon religion and
the cloth.
The picture rights having been ob
tained by Cosmopolitan at great ex
pense, the story was picturized by
Albert Capellani, a famous director
and the film version will be sho'vn
at the Princess Theatre next Tuesday
nd Wednesday nights. The es
sential features of the story, which
is one of great dramatic force, have
been retained while the nit,i-hvTir.-crisy
philosophy of the author nec
essarily has been subordinated to tne
general theme.
Putting your
head in a noose
u
a
u
ii
is exactly what you do when
you sign a personal bond.
It may result in your losing
your entire estate. Does not
common sense tell you that
this is dangerous? Why
assume this great risk for
courtesy? Throw your bur
den upon the American
Surety Company cf New
York.
Don't sign a personal
bond. Refer all such re
quests to
CAMPBELL AND DISBROW
General Insurance
218-219-220 Arcade Bldg.
meant so mucn for the moral uplift
oi the community in which he lived
"Prighter, fairer far than living,
With no trace of woe or pain,
Rooed in everlasting beauty,
We shall see thee once again.
By the light that never fadeth,
When tne dawn of resurrection
Underneath eternal skies,
Breaks o'er deathless paradise."
Our eyes are dimmed with tears
and cannot see,
in wnat iair paths his teet our
coming wait.
We but conjecture all ne yet may be
While on the joy he was we close
the gate.
AWAY
I cannot say, and will not say
That he is dead, he is just away.
With a cherry smile and a wave of
the hand, he has wandered into an
unknown land.
And left us dreaming, how very fair,
it needs must be, since he lingers
there.
And you, oh you, who the wildest
yearn for the old time step and the
glad return.
inink oi him taring on as dear in
the love of there as the love of
here.
Think of him still as the same, I say,
He is not dead,
He is just awav.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere ap
preciation and gratitude to all those
who by their sympathy, floral offer
ings and many other kindnesses were
of so much real comfort to us in our
recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Croninger and
Family
T f i j a j. 1 -r
I ii in neea oi a sei oi narness, 1
, have a very complete stock on hand J
on which prices have been reduced.
lie isiWs
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