Fulton County tribune., March 30, 1922, Image 5

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spent last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. introduced to Wauseon, beginning
Chas. Jordan.
Saturday. Read the advertisement n
t.Vii hn-k nacre And h riit to he
Mis Agnes .. Stutesman spent the nan(j. .:
'eek'ecl with her brother, Glade, ' 1 . -L
and wife- at the farm in Chesterfield. Mr. Harry .Gingrich,' who has been
at
Tonic Tablets
t'.jA'aumber :from here attended
fiJupeir-Exeellent Degree .work
liryan," Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Krauss en
tertained a few friends at cards Wed
nesday evening.
Reph
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lace tne organic iron in tne Diooa.
Beneficial in anarmic conditions, and by the
action of the Dascara carries the waste
matter from the system.
Ruiets the nerves and restores that old time
vigor.
' Mian Trmfl Mrf!nnp p has accented A
position with the Grisier and Hargerlwant to seejt
Insurance Co. .
finpnriinc thA niiEr four mnnthfi - in
tn ! Florida, arrived home : Thursday
morning. He reports a fine time and
plenty of good fishing.
Mr. W. W. Caddell has secured the!
picture "The Shiek" for next week.
This picture had a run of two weeks
at the Valentine in Toledo. You will
Miss Ethel Rank of Toledo was an
over Sunday guest of Miss Helen
Fink. .
Mr. Pat Becker who is at school in
Chicago is spending his spring vaca
tion here.
The Junior fiirla nf tha Wflilapin
t HicrVl Rohrml will hrtljl a qqIa isf Ko VnA
goods and home made ice cream at
the Expositor office Saturday morn
ing at 9:00 o'clock.
Mr. C. J. Biery of Bowling Green
made the Tribune office a call Friday
afternoon.
Bottles of 100 tablets
50c
Mr. W. A. Richardson attended In
surance Day of Northwestern .Ohio at
Toledo. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spade of Chi
cago, 111-, are visiting his mother this
week.
READ, WAGER & GORSUCH
A Safe Place to Trade
Messrs Carl Demaline and Theo.
Fouty of Blissfield, Mich., spent Sun
day with their families here.
Mrs. Wm. Dunham spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Arthur Gallagher
ana iamny.
, Miss Elsie -Davies ofx.Cleveland- is
spending the spring vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Minerva Davies,
Mrs. Hattie Biddle entertained at
a miscellaneous shower Monday even
ing, honoring Miss Anna Bevier.
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD
INTERESTING ITEMS CONCERNING HAPPENINGS IN,
AND AROUND THE CITY
Mts. Mary Carpenter was called to
Butler, Ind., to attend the funeral
a relative.
Dennison college at Graville, Ohio.
Ea3ter Sunday comes on April 16th
this year.
Mr,. J. C. Saunders . and family
visited friends in Archbold, Sunday
John Bell was in Toledo Fri-
Mrs. W. C. Miley is quite ill. Harold Bayes is home for the
- ; , . ! spring vacation from college at Chi-
Robert Cole is home this week from caeo
. Miss Flora McDonald, a studenlf' in
Wauseon High School died Tuesday
morning after a short illness.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cummings
heard Sousa's band at the Coliseum in
Toledo Monday evening-
j. Mrs. Chas. Mathews will' entertain
entertained the Do.rcas class at Vt luck sup
per r nuuy evening.
Mrs".
day.
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Mrs. Merrill Howard
U TViiiT-alau aftpmnlin
Dr. A. C. Curtiss was in Archbold
oi business Monday.
Mr. L". S". Williams is in Bowling1
Green on business this week.
Miss Alma Fink was, in Toledo
Monday, purchasing Easter Millinery.
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Mrs. Margaret Omlor entertained
the Catholic Ladies Sewintr Cluh thin
afternoon. -
Miss Ruth Johnson entertained the
S. O. P. H. Club at the home of Mrs.
Davis Johnson, Wednesday evening.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Karschner at
lenaea tne iunerai ol a Iriend in
Liberty Center last Thursday.
Mrs. C. C. Christiancy of Warren,
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mrs- C. E. Bennei for, a few days.
Fulton County has four boys in the
Uhio htate University Band at Col
umbus.
our
We have pleasure in announcing: to
patrons and friends throughout this "section the
increasing of our facilities through the opening
of our new Bond Department on
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Lutrell of Cle
veland visited the Wauseon Schools
Tuesdav. Mrs. Tjitroll tnrmtvriv wait
a teacher here while Mr. Lutrell was ! f00" you'll be lying awaKe all mgiu
Youngsprout: "I'm
married soon. Often I
of the night thinking of what
nas saia 10 me."
Oldboy: "Take my advice, son, or
going to get fa crowd received this letter one day
lie awake half i "Sir, I stoal youre munny. Remorse
she
Supt. of the Ai School.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Chapman and fam
ily of Jackson, Mich., motored here
to spend Sunday with her parents.
The boys remained for a week's .. va
cation in the McKibben home.
Mr. Owen Viers has purchased the
house and lot adjoining his property,
occupied by Mr. Grice. His daughter,
Mr. and Mrs- Haas will occupy , the
residence as soon as it is vacated.'
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ruhlin en
tertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. Will
Lyon, Misses Iva Smith, Hazel
Sharpe and Mr. and Mis. Dale Ken
nedy of Morenci, Mich.
Miss Louisa Stuempel of the Ameri
can School of Physical Culture at Chi
cago is spending the spring Vacation
with her parents, Mrand Mrs. F. A.
Steumpel.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snow enter
tained the following guests Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snow of Toledo,
Mrs. Kalph raker and son, Mrs,
Edna Mason and children and Mrs.
Fred Wolf.
Tribune $1.00 per year. Biggest
buy for the money of any paper in
the county. Twelve pages this week
run oi news oi tne county and sur- husband neelected
listening to it."
Legion Weekly
' Two negro soldiers were engaged
in conversation.
'Tse guine ter git me a eucalyptus,"
said one.
"A what?", guered the other.
"A eucalyptus. Dats a musical in
strument." "Go on niggah," was the retort
"You can't kid me dat's one of the
books of the Bible."
Exchange
Little Mabel, on knee of young man
caller, her curly head against his
shoulder.
Sister: "Why, Mabel! Aren't you
ashamed of yourself? Get right
down." -
Mabel: "Shan't do it. I got here
first."
Stories and Toasts
is nonng me, so I send sum of it
back to you. Wen it nors again, I
will send sum more."
Pearson's Weekly
Only 10,000 automobiles were
stolen in New York last year; The
smallness of the number is explained
by the fact that New York thieves
are getting rich enough to buy new
ones.
Washington Post
. Sir: a friend of mine who has been
taking yeast, ate a quantity of raisins
today. -Do you think if I can induce
him to stay in a cool dry place, any
thing maybe expected to develop?
Chicago Tribune
Wife: "Jim, I've got a lot of thinga
that I want to talk to you about."
Husband: "Good! Usually, you
want to talk to me about a lot of
things that you haven't got."
The Catholic Universe
Chauncey Reginold Archibald Ash
erton (to prospective father-in-law:)
"Youah daughtah has promised to
marry me and eh I'd like to know
if there is any insanity in youah fam
ily?" Crusty old Papa (looking hjm
over): "There must be."
Lawyer: "You're asking pretty
stiff alimony merely because your
rounding territory. More news than ness. Think he can dig it up?"
any other paper m the county. j client: 0f course he cani By at-
A branch of the" National to business he's made money
Catholic Wplf fWw-ii koiH i and by .neglecting me he has saved
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rpcmilni mnViKr mAAf.nM 4 ik.i'"-
IKVMI1( mu MIC I
Mir. urio bchuitz of near here spent! regular monthly meetinr at
Lfcumiay with Mr. Henry rraas and: church hall Monday evening. Mr.
family m Archbold. Harry Lutt of Napoleon addressed;
r : . them. - :
mrs- fiiiza jsaumgaraner oi near
here spent Friday with Mrs. George;
Leu in Archbold. I
Miss Emma Keiser of Archbold
spent Sunday with Mrs. Dennis
Aeschliman near here.
The Archbold Basket Ball Team
Mr. Ernest Baer of Chicago is
spending this week with his parents.; Munson of Toledo.
Mrs. Charlotte Yarnell has as her
guest this week, her grandson, Alfred Saturday,
Miss Welthea Rowe was a guest of
Miss Miriam stotzer in Archbol
Miss Gertrude Tappam, daughter jf
County Commissioner Tappan, spent
the week end with her parents near
Delta and Sunday with Miss Floren -e
Kugel. She is teaching in the Mo
renci schools.
Pueblo Sunday Opinion
A man who had his purse stolen in
POST OFFICE
PROBABLE FOR WAUSEON
Tti Trlknna is in rppint of a letter
The Funkhousera and. ShenAHt.xi r t rrunmnan ;n v,0 kA
-TTT r-, . . , I . j-. irUIU iU I m Jm 1I1U1UP0U1I All HUMk
tei; DLtur "Sw" " """"fcir"- introduced a bill known as H.Tt,
wun new ngnting nxtures, which im-11069 the House of Represnetatives
proves the store a great deal. T.e f, the tmrchase of a Dost office site
Wauseon Electric Store are putting in for Wauseon, Ohio.
;the fixtures.
Mr. Geo. Hahn, an old resident of
Mrs. C. A. Theobald was hostess to.
the 500 Club Monday evening.
Mr. J. B. Templeton of near Swan
ton was in town Saturday
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Gorsuch, ied0i
Thursday morning March 30th, a boy
' n v Tir : i il 1,11 vre
T I 1U19i WAV Ut 1 J . ,f ftKCl ICtClVCU nUIU... , . . . , , .
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weber of-Brvan!TiiPsrfav
The bill reads as follows:
A BILL
For the purchase of a post-office
jaq3M 1I1AV
Sunday.
SJJfl pu -JJI pJI8IA
Mrs. 0. E. Funkhouser and Mrs. C.
M. Harrison spent Saturday in To-
GeO W. Blake of Delaware nas
been visiting his father, W. A. Blake.
Frank Ufer Jr, of Windermere,
Fla., was in town . Sunday;
Mrs. Sarah Mills is spendnig the
week with Mrs. H. H. Shambarger. "'
Mrs. F. H. Wolf entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening. ,
Mi3S Minnie Brindley was in Swan
ton, Tuesday.
Mrs. W. T. Saxon of Delta wasin
Wauseon Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Gorsuch and son Arthur
spent Saturday in Toldeo.
Miss Roxie Bates of Morenci, Mich,
is visiting Mrs. C. II. Stutesman.
Mr. Ralph Merrill, teacfierhi ' To-
ledo schools is spending ' his spring
vacation with his family here.
Miss Ethel Browne spent,'. v Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and -Mrs.. O.-B.
Browne of Haskms, Ohio. '" ,
David Pennington and wife return
ed home Sunday after a .winter's so
journ in Florida. '
father, . Mr.
Kansas.
O. E. Tedrow of Ottawa,
tr , i s - .. j site at Wauseon, Ohio,
came to this country when 26 years of' , V, 1- i ViT tt T
Mrv.and Mrs. GustHaag and Mr. aH of his life,
and Mrs. Geo". Geringer" 1 visited in 88e.
Napoleon Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs.
Orla Huston?
age and has been a tailor practically
He was 84 years f
House of Representatives of the Unit
ed States of Amreica in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, author
ized and directed to purchase a site
Mrs. Harry Weber and son
visiting her sister, ' Mr. and
Howard Sohn . of Canton, Ohio,
week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Coon
grandchildren visited with their
The following from here were in
Toledo Mondav evenintr to hear or acquire it, by condemnation .or
are Sousa's band at the Coliseum; Mr.' otherwise, in the town of Wauseon,
Mrs and Mrs. C. C. Cummjngs, Mr; "and n the State of Ohio, to be used for
this Mrs. Geo. Oakley, -Gertrude V -Barber,' the erection of a public building for
: Louise and Catherine Griaier and the use and accomodation of a post
! Wilma Smith- , office and other Government offices,
and! i the cost of said site not to exceed
.inn M. R. Badgley, who is well known1 S10.000.
rvii l - i r : l ta in TPiiltrtn Cnnnfv has hpn vncmAirttri
.isviuvrb jwn aim ittimiy ill r uss,uria - - - f -i--- --
Over the week end. 'the past several weeks with : trienda
, j and relatives near Ottokee, ,his old
Mrs. L. S. Williams entertained! borne neighborhood.' Mr. Badgley is
Mv arA f ITItviav OIimp vA T ra
Nellie Segrist attended the funerai the- Loyal Womens Class of the Chris:,now living at Los Angeles, Celif,- and
of a friend in Ridgeville, Thursday.
Mr. Liilystrom isconfined to
home wit'i an attack of pleurisy-
his
Morris Tedrow
lege 'at Chicago.
is home from col-
Mr. C. E. Wager and daughter
Catherine, spent Monday in Toledo.
Miss Ethel Ayers of Toledo is en
joying a week's Vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Nettie Maxwell.
Mrs. Ruth Lee of Oak Shade' was
an over Sunday guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Esther Lee of Wauseon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schwanger and
son of Toledo were week end guests
of relatives here-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newcomer and
H. H. Hodges of Manitou Beach were
Wauseon visitors Sunday.
Mr. C. MTDalrymple was in Toldeo Mr. and Mrs. Will Weir and chfl-
on business, Tuesday-
Mr. and Mrs. John Omlor were
in Toledo Saturday.
Ms. George Hallauer entertained
her sowing club Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G.
ToledoTuesday-
B. Heise were in
Mrs. Eugene Buttermore
last week in Toledo.
spent
dren of Swanton were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Turnbull.
- Mrs. J. W Phillips was called to
Van Wert Monday by the serious ill
ness of her grandmother-
tjan Church,. Wednesday evening
her home on Monroe Street.
COURT NEWS
Word has been receiyed here of the
death of Mrs. Effie Gallagher Willi-!
ams, wife of Wm. Williams of Minn-j
eapolis, Minn-
i i J i5 M !i. I : . ti
-tt.nas not maae trip jast ior nineteen ng at nine 0.cXock and hegan
I jrcaia. iiu ii.cihm gave U1U1 m ivjai
welcome.
The Petit Jury met Tuesday morn
their
duties for this term of court.
The case of The Mitchell-Adams
Auto Sales Co.. of Toledo vs M- E
Mr. and Mrs. Wm
children and Mrs. Anna Kimerer
Toledo spent the week end with
latives and friends here.
'Mr. C. A. Stenson of Toledo has
purchased the Pool and Billiard Walls, replieve of Leington car that
Room of G. R. Stickley. He took! was sold Mr. Walls by an agent of
' this Sales Company, was the first case
j. Kimerer anJ!iT1 j v.. vs. ,famn l Ito be tried. This same case was
of
re
Misses Ada Omlor and Eva Fix of
Toledo were over Sunday guests of
Mrs. Margaret Omlor and daughter
Florence.
The name, of the place wlil be The
South Side Pool and Billiard
Academy. He earnestly solicits your
patronage.
The frineds of Mr. Howard Myers
enjoyed a birthday party at his home
north of town Sunday evening.
a nnai- uciiuuus unmet nai dutcu auu
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
tended tyie funeral of
Hillsdale this week.
Phillips at
an aunt in
Mr4 and Mrs. W. "D. VanRensselaer
were called to swanton by the deatn
Miss Nora Newton spent Sunday iniof Mrs. Grace Ransome
Toledo.
The Tribune advertisers have bar
gains for you, read them.
- Miss Bess Scott of' Cleveland spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
md Mrs. W. A. Scott.
i
air. Clarence jorsucn nas a. posi-i : ---- -
tion in Toledo, his wife and children! cake with 28 candles decorated the
are with her father, Mr. Jerome! center of the table. Those , present
Bailey and family for a visit. WV8e0,n, rV M.rV Austl"
Myers, Miss Marjorie Smith, Mr. and
Miss Doris Patterson who is com' Mrs. W. E. Disbrow and M". and
mercial teacher of the Orrville High
School, is spending a week's vacation
at home. ,:ri' r:s"
Mrs- C. J. Keller.
The following Boy, Scouts attended
the Band Concert given by Sousa's
Pulton Chantpr O. F.. S. did not band at the Coliseum m Toldeo, Mon-
havo initintrv wnrk Tnpsdav pvenine'day evening: Robert - Miley, Edwin
on account of the absence of the! Wager, Hugh Williams, Harold Roos,
Worthy Matron.
Mr. and Mrl.'A. L. Bi ernes and son
Sam Borton, Clarence Strole, Clyde
Miley. Allen. Campbell,; Blaine
Schnall and Bernard Benswian. Mr.
James of Chicago. 111... visited this;B M- Borton accompanied the boys
week end with" Mr. and Mrs. W. A. and were joined in Toledo by Mr. C,
Just as the railway buffer eases the constant
jars and bumps, so a Savings Account cushions
the knocks of adversity, relieves you from the :
pressure of rigid economy when your earning
power has diminished and enables you to travel
the road of life in comfort.
Commence making provision for your financial
"buffer" now by depositing a portion of your
salary in a savings account in this Bank every
t pay-day.
Richardson. Mrs. Biernes will
main for a few weeks visit.
Wauseon,
(If 1 .
wis
Mrs. Elizabeth Ruppert and daught
er Helen of Oberlin arrived here
Wednesday afternoon for a week's
visit with friends and relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Cole had as
their guests Sunday, Mr- and Mrs.
Herbert Sheeley and son RX of To
Mr. Howard Zeigler accidently
broke his leg last Thursday while
wrestling with a friend at the Wood
man Hll-
Mr. and Mrs. J.' Hauenstein had as
their guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brehm and Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Schantz of Archbold.
E. Wager. They thoroughly enjoyed
the concert.
tried about one year ago and a ver
dict was returned for the defendant.
It was craried to hte court of appeals
who remanded it back for retrial due
to error.
The trial ksted (this time) from
Tuesday morning until late Wednes
day night, when the jury returned a
verdict a second time for Mr. Walls
The case vs Wheeler vs Wisterman
is set for this week and also Penny
vs Knapp. Ricard and Son vs Ma
losh was set for the 31st of March,
but is doubtful if it will be tried this
week. ' i
New Cases
Three has been several new cases
filed. .
E. E; Bourquin and I- O. Bourquin
vs Chas. Segil, money only, amount
$357.68, due on promissary note given
August 1st, 1920.
The Farmers State Savings Bank
of Delta vs H- J. Higley, money only,
amount $140 due on promissary note
given July 27th, 1921. Judgment is
asked in default of payment of m
terest and note when due.
K. OF P. NOTES
The Wauseon Lodge No. 349 F. and
A. M. have sold the Greenongh pro
perty to the Methodist Church and
have purchased the second ' storv of
the Smallman and Prichard Build
ing over the G. V. Soule Grocery. The
transaction will take place the first
of April, but theLodge will begin at Tl,p -n be work in the
once to remoue. tne nWr ana "up.! ext Tuesday evening
wood floors will be put down over the'
old floor now there, making a fine re
creation room for all Masons.
"Pa, what is the longest word in the
language?" asked Clarence.
"It is the word a public speaker
uses when he says, 'Just one word
more and I will close'," replied pa.
Brooklyn Eagle
The Devil (looking up from daily
register): "I see you got a fellow
here named Sherman."
Beelzebub: "Yes, he came in with
the last lot."
Devil: "Well, see if he's related co
a ueneral of that name who said war
was hell, and if so give him the limit.
I ain't going to have this place slan
dered that way."
Richmond Times Dispatch
POLITICS ARE
JOOMINGUP
This week broucht out several can
didates who have declared themselves
and the political situation is taking a
different light. With the Primaries
near at hand, the situation will be
come keen within the next few weeks.
The Surveyor's office is the most
sought after and there vare already
several candidates. K. I. Bernath
will be a candidate as will J. F. Hett-
.i m im f" T TT" . 1 1 1 . .
'"s . . xveuer. Detter Known as
lopie has declared himself as a can
aidate lor this office. Supt. Bates
has been talked of but has not as yet
declared himself. What this office
needs is sound business judgment.
u :ae nr -n n 1 ... .
-t ouenu,. n, xt.- rora will be a
candidate for re-election. Sheriff
i, i i , . .
i'ui-u nas maae a good one and de
serves tne support of the party. He
is a World War and Spanish Ameri
can war veteran-
E. E. Eberly has announced him
self as a candidate. He is also i
World War Veteran.
urio Whittecar will be a candidate
for the Recorder's office for a second
term. He will undoubtedly be given
the unanimous support of the party
as win A. L. Ford of Fayette for
County Commissioner. This office is
a four year term. Com. Tappan and
L,eist having the highest number of
votes will be held over. This will
leave only one to be elected.
Miss Mary Downs has announced
herself as a candidate for the office
of County Treasurer. She has been
,J.,C.i-- I t y . .
ucpuuy uuuer mr. iari orth and is
thoroughly familiar with that office.
If any third term man is elected' it
April 1st, 1$22
The benefits of our close contact with the
investment market are available to all who con
template bond investment. Please feel free to
consult us at any time without obligation.
Iithe -peoples State EAimf
I SI 6.75 - SOL BATTERIES : $1 6.75 ii
All 'makes of batteries
ebuilt
epaired
echarged
We can save you trouble and
dollars on our club plan. Call and
let us explain. v
Recharging 50c
C. E. Frizlle
113 W. Elm St.
52-2
Mr. W. H. Standish. Both are well
known and good sound business men.
D. B. Johnson has declared himself
for the office of Prosecuting Attorney.
Will Geo. Everett come out again is
the question asked. He has aspira
tions for this office.
The Probate Judge Office is for
several days. '
Mrs. Anna Rupp of Wauseon . who
underwent a serious operation ' last
week is getting along nicely.
Mr. Frank Shapa is a pneumonia
patient at the Hospital. His . condi
tion is improving. .
Mrs. Alta Bower of Delta under-:.
six years and A- M. Barber will be!went an operation one day last week.
vyniiam wens oi near retusviue
was operated upon last Thursday. Mr.
Wells is 7 years old and is making a
splendid recovery from the operation.
Mrs. E. Furney who was taken to
the Hospital last week seriously ill
with pneumonia is improving.
held over as will Common Pleas
Judge F. H. Wolf.
Everything bids fair for a hot con
test when the Primaries draw near.
HOSPITAL NOTES
GREAT ADDRESS
wm De ueo. uorsucn, said a promi
nent Republican. He has made a srood
official for this office and will nro- operated upon one day last week.
bably put up a stiff fight." I Mrs. Ella Reichardt of Williams-
Mr. 0. J. Dodge will probably be a! burg, Mich., was operated upon last
candidate for representative as will 'week- She returned to her home in
Mrs. Mabel Miller of Delta who
was operated upon several weeks
" " Dr. bimeon 1 Fess, congressman
Mrs. Ruby Turpenmg of Delta re-ifrom the, 7th Ohio District will ik
turned to her home last week. She t the Court House Friday evening,
underwent an operation several weeks March 31st at 7:30. - . - .
ag0- Cong. Fess is a very forcible speak-
Mrs. badie fcva of rettisville -was er and will have a message that will
be worth the while of every Republi
can in the County, of hearing.
IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION - DUE?
The Esquire Rank
on three candidates.
conferred
Knight
WANTED MEN FOR STEADY
WORK. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR ACTIVE MEN OVER 8
Abont fifteen members visited the
Delta Lodge last Friday evening and
conferred the Esquire Rank.
Approximately
present at lodge
125 members were
Tuesday evening.
TYPING Of all kinds done at
reasonable prices at my home, 238 j THE U. S. MALL. IRON CO,
North Franklin St. Zula B. Camp
bell.
YEARS OF AGE TO LEARN len WCIC
EITHER MOLDING OR CORE!
MAKING- ALSO HAVE WORKl
FOR LABORERS
Mrs. Chris A- King, teacher in the
Second Grade is confined to her home
by illness. Miss Welthea Rowe is
teaching in her place.
Mrs. J. H. Moyer and son Jr. of
Columbus are visiting relatives here
this week. Mr. Moyer will join them
Friday.
The Missionary Society of the Con
gregational Church will have a
Birthday, Tea at the church parlors
Monday afternoon. r, . '
The Lodge voted Tuesday
to cover the floor with a new carpet
. 'and derated all the lower .rooms.
D-4C mi j:n:nn . 11 ka .Vi a n crcA nrA
- 1 UC UlilK 4 Willi Will UC -h"
nnnaill-min IIIVII I lfllthe floor waxed so dances can be held
MKIlAftllmi All All I AK II there.
evening
Application has been made for an
auxiliary unit of the American Le
gion. A meeting will be called of all
eligible women, namely, mothers,
wives. Bisters and daughters of Le
gion men.
When the charter arrives for the
purpose of organization, further no
tice will be published in this paper
A meeting was-held recently by Le
gion members and every available
lady was invited. The meeting was
MARKETS
Wheat 1.37
Oats 32
Corn 72
Bran 1.70
Middlings 1.70
Wsseo 8.75
Butter 20 and .30
Eggs 21
Hogs 10.00
ANNOUNCE
MENT
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Baby chicks
grow twice as
are
fast
guaranteed
when fed
to.
on
Mr- and Mrs. Dale- Medas and little
daughter of Convoy, Ohio, were over
Sunday guests of her parents, Mr.
and. Mrs, timer caer. ,,- -
1. ; ' r- '
Mr. and Mrs:" Anthony Fluhart of
I Toledo ;and Air,. ...and Mrs.
A Dank That Service Built
success as nearly every lady that wasPurin8 Baby chick chow and purina
notified resnonded. They were given
a light luncheon at the Legion rooms
MONEY TO LOAN
Money to loan on farms, for the
nuroose of erecting or repairing
Milton (buildings or for paying off an exist-
Fosier Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing mortgage. The amount obtain-i
Irve Eck, Sunday.,
able is 40 per cent of the value of the
farm, exclusive of buildings.
Chicken Chowder as when fed on or
dinary grain feed. Call, phone or
write us today.
The E. F. Hanson Co.
Purina Chow Dealers
SUBSDRIRF. FOR THE
TRIBUNE
Please call and see our display of new things for spring
and summer. Will be pleased to show you. Don't forget
Purple Stamps will be given beginning Saturday.
Added Thousands will largely embrace this glorious
opportunity to begin collecting the Purple Merchandise
Stamps. Our Liberal Free Stamp offer extends to every
member of Wauseon buying public. You must hot neg
lect the privilege of becoming one of the throng of Purple
Stamp Collectors. A visit to our store and a talk to the
lady demonstrator will convince you that you cannot
afford to miss this most important and most staple factor
in Wauseon's economical Trading Center.
Fun (housers
& Shepard
The Home of Good Clothes and Shoes
10 THE TBI
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