Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-02-13
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!, Miss E. H. G.. Van Ness Miss F. Ia
lor and Miss Mabel Turney and Miss
Mabel Mohr called on Miss /. E. Wald-
vegel last Sunday my but they had a
red nose and cheeks till they got home
it was feerce cold.
!. Jacob Gerey will have the saw mill
on his south farm to remodel his barn.
Mr. Gelcer miles east of Wauseon
will have the Denes saw mill on his
farm to remodel his barn and build
aHtsraw barn 40x100 #.
Mr. Denis was looking If he could
get his new saw mill in the j. E.
Leatherman woods last week but, he
had chop to Gelcer first.
Miss Hubby Leininger is the Pinano
Player at the mooving picture show.
Mrs. Ben Eckhard will have fine
little home in the contry when she
finest it they sold their old home-sted
they was living their for some 40
years known as the old Jacob Dounil
farm 2 miles south and one mile east
of Pettisville and they have sale.
ano for the school room Miss E. W.
is the Player.
the Ines hous was burned and the
Dickenson libery barn six horses and
harnes and buggey the house at 9
10 clock and the barn at o'clock in
the morning.
Set Rupp buzz his rails and buzz
pols last tuesday.
Mr. Orn Kamozen butchered his
hogs last tuesday 1t was fine day.
Mr.. Kneriem is running J. A. Aesh-
liman buzz saw.
Mr.. Paul Mohr and the.seheol house
and the sceller had $500 worth of
lfumagation after the SMALLPOX sacr
was over then on monday the school
comenced at the S. W. C. school.
Mr.. John Miller, and Jesey Leather
man call on buses at Napoleon last
thursday.
the Napoleon Pike was fright to
sees last thursday where they was
getting the Pike redy to Drop the
crushed stone on the sides are higher
then the midle of the Pike and such q
pudel never scene
Rev. souder call ON Mr.. Pettes Zeg-
Ter he is very low and when going out
the laine the mud piled up and he
broke his buggy.
Mr.. C. Hass has contracted 40 Of
sters to Demo line to take at 8 cents
a lb. in April it takes "a bu. of corr
every "a hours to satisfy their appe-
tite.
the old school house is better ikeI
by the school children then the new
one as they have fine swing and
fine place to play and stove to keeI
warm in cold days in S. W. c. Dis. No
| 9 M: Sumers is teacher.
Rev. Joseph Eicher was buried in
the LAUDER hill scementery last thurs
day the funeral was held in the loube1
| hill church some miles north west
of Pettisville.
Pard of John Beck family is sick
at this wrighting but are getting bet
| ter.
the young man that was looking fol-
work was, on his chop when ne had
suber and lodging and breakfast ne
had his way and look for one more
place like that and did nota wand to
worke he had good edu-cation a1o
could speak En-i-lish high germen ano
low germen but one thing was bac
on him when he scene a chanc tc
wcrke he got scard he ran away from
it.
Mr.. Jacob. Kisle has rended his
farm to Flory for one more year he
was looking at it the other day ant
was we'll pleased with his render that
is the way to do pleas the farm own
er and he will have a chance for one
more year.
Mr.. Jacob Kissell and son, is calling
on relation and acquaintens for the
last few days he has some 200 ane
300 A. in Portage Co.
Miss Carline Rupp has mooved tt
her new home IN the west with hel
husband.
Alma Smith of Pettisville has beer
meried to young man of Ford Waine
Ind, and has mooved to ford Waint
to her rev home.
Mr.. Sam Kreiger one mile west o
.Wauseon has bin luckey to buy 2!
COWS to milk on the Hallman farm
and is Offering them to sell for SOM
$65 to $100 apeas he is a grade he'll
to the farm becaus the cows are scars
Miss Mabel Mohr and Miss Mabe
Turney Misses Cary AMI Estel Val
Ness Miss Florence Tailor call on Mis-
Tnez and Eda Waldyopel last Sunda'