Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-12-26

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Last Friday evening a goodly num-
ber of neighbors and friends gathered
at the home of Mrs. Frank Yarnell
to help her celebrate her birthday.
Fulton Chapter. No. 67 O. E. S.
will confer degrees dpon two candi-.
dates at special meeting next Tues
day evening, December Both, 1913.
Blaine Shafer, of West Unity, IS
contemplating the erection of a two
and one-half story frame residence in
that village; cost estimated at $4,000.
The Civil Service examination for
Deputy Assessors will be held in the
high school building at Wauseon on
January 3rd, 1914, at 9 o'clock a. m.
S. C. Cupp has opened restaurant
in the building just south of John
Ruppert's bakery and is serving
meals to the hungry on th~ south
side. 4
DR.. Glenn Bidd,e, of Bryan, re-
membered the home folks by sending
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Bid
die, fine goose for their Christmas
dinner.
The Board of Education of ALI
ance are considering the erection of
two story brick fireproof school build
ing to contain twelve rooms and to
cost $4,000.
F. A. Stuempel and family had as
Christmas guests, Mr.. Ed Schnetz-
Ter and family Of Toledo, Mr.. Mike
Herman and family, of Edgerton, and
Mrs. Emma Schnetzier and children,
of Archbold.
Mrs. Caroline Snyder met with an
accident Tuesday morning which will
confne her to her home for several
days. She slipped and fell down the
erely bruised back. No bones were
broken.
Paul Zeltner, of Wood county, serv-
ing life sentence for the killing Of
Attorney E. H. Westenhaver of Hoyt-
vile is expected to receive the Christ
mas pardon from Governor Cox.
Zeltner has been in the Ohio peniten-
tiary since 1899.
The news has been circulated by
the Associated Press that there is a
possibility that the U. S. S. Buffalo
will be put through the Panama can
al on the day before Christmas as
Col Goethals Christmas gift to the
American people.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Ireland have re-
Gently removed to this city from their
former home in Ottawa and will oc-
cupy the Turney property at the
corner of Madison and Oak streets,
Mr.. Ireland is employed at the Good
wald barber shop.
Butler, Ind, has contracted for the
pavement of four of the principal
streets of that city at a cost of $43,-
900. W. w. Hatch & Sons, of Gosh
en-, Ind, are the contractors. George
Champe, Toledo, engineer; construc-
ton will begin at once.
Last Friday party of friends of
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stuempel gave
them very pleasant surprise, by
gathering at their home and taking
a "pot luck" supper and spending the
evening. The occasion was their thir-
ty-sixth wedding anniversary
The subscription price of the Tri-
bune advances to $1.50 on January
1st, 1914. There is still time to Sc
cure it at the former rate, $1.00 per
year. Hundreds have availed them
selves of the opportunity and every
one who has done so has secured a
real bargain.
The Napoleon Wauseon Gas Com
pany have asked the state Public
Utilities Commission for permission
to issue capital stock to the amount
of $18,50O and bonds to the same
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tend mains and improve the COM
pany's property.
The body of Louis Quivort, cigar
maker who has been employed at var
ious times in Toledo, was found two
miles west of Stryker on the Lake
Shore tracks Monday morning. The
supposition is that Quivort fell from
the train beneath the wheels, as the
body was badly mangled.
Mr.. Hosea Shade, of Delta, cele-
brated his 10Th birth on the day be-
fore Christmas. His brothers, sAllen,
Luther, Harvey and Richard with
their wives and his sisters, Mrs. Flo.
Miley and Mrs. Mary Onweller, of
Morence, gathered in his home at
Delta to help him keep the day.
There will be a meeting on Friday
evening in the M. E. church room,
of the pastors and three laymen of
each of the congregations to arrange
for mems missionary interdenomi-
national movement conference to be
held in Wauseon january Is. The
| library will not be open that even
ing.
William Beatty, of Toledo, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seals, Grand
Lodge of Ohio, Knights of Pythias,
who suffered a broken ankle about
two weeks ago was able to be up on
crutches last Tuesday. Mr.. Beatty
broke his ankle in a fall down stairs
as he was leaving his home on 10th
street.
August Zeller, brother of Chris
| Zeller. of SWanton. died at his home