Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-08-14

azu WIS. n. y. Bachman enter
tanned w. w. Alderman and famil,
MI. and Mrs Elwood Holman 4;
dinner on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Garwood of co1nr.
Dus and Mrs. William Bullock al
SteuDenyllle were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jameson.
Misses Ruth and Nina Miller. Mrs
Raullne Vernier and Miss Verder
Honeycutt attended the Chautauu1la
IN Swanton Wednesday evening.
Attorney F. H. Wolf leaves sat1,r-
day morning on a business trim IN
Waco and other points in Texas he
Will De absent for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Ed Stevens, Mrs. Frank Stag
er and son Robert from benson. Ohio.
were guests of j. E.. Stevens and
family Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Martin Switzer is spend
ing this week at the Both Annual
camp Meeting of the Sandusky Holt
ness Association at Portage, Wood
County, Ohio.
Percy Sites rural carrier on Route
4 is In Washington d. C. in attend
ance on the National Convention Of
Rural Mail Carriers to which body he
is q delegate.
Mrs. William Weir has been the
guest of her brother, John Deitrick Of
Grabil, Indiana, also her sister Mrs.
Mary lngersol of Waterloo, Indiana,
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion McCance and
Virginia |. Tyner and Nola left
Thursday for a short vacation going
by boat they will visit at Cleveland.
Erie, Pa, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls;
VIM. Head, wife and son. Harry
Head and wife and daughter, Frank
Fausey and wife and son and dauph-
ersof Wauseon and daughter of Ted
row were in Florida fishing Saturday
and Sunday.
The Misses Nina and Ruth Miller,
Mrs. Pauline Vernier and guests Miss
Rose Dewitt of Bucyrus and Miss
VeTder Honeycutt, of Glasgow, KY
left yesterday for a ten days visit to
Niagara Falls.
Miss Ruth Case and friend Mr..
Geo. Foltz spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives in Wauseon.
While she remained for a few weeks
visit he returned home to W~hitehouse.|
Ohio, Sunday evening.
Miss Ruth Brown returned Mondayl
night from Madison, Wisconsin,
where she has been attending sum-
mer school. Miss Brown will have
of first year pupils in the
.auseon Public Schools during the
ensuing school year.
Mrs. Nellie Brigham was called to-
Detroit Monday by the death of her
Ralph Berry. He went to
Colorado about ten months ago. Last
Monday Aug. 3rd his mother went to
Colorado to see him fearing he was
not as well. She reached there in
to be with him a few days be-
fore his death which occurred Sun
day Aug. 9th.
Mrs. Charles Mathews returned
asst Saturday from a two weeks visit
Buffalo and Cleveland. Mrs. Math-
sws while in Buffalo visited Mrs. Val
and son John formerly
.esidents of Wauseon. John Shrimp-I
in has a fine position with the Good
rich Tire Company in Buffalo. In
Cleveland Mrs. Mathews visited in
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hud-
also former residents of Wau-
,eon.
Miss J.. M. Aldrich, "Madge" left
Wauseon last Sunday afternoon for
Chicago, where she made a short
with the family of her uncle,
Rev. B. F. Aldrich, leaving there
afternoon she stopped in
Denver with her aunt. Mrs. M. A.
Fallas and family; from there on to
Falls, Oregon, hoping to
each there Saturday 18th; her school
q m the 18th Of this month,
Miss Aldrich enjoys western Oregon,
S enthusiastic in describing it's eli
nate and scenery and the people. she
,ays ri kind and unselfish. Many
# them are from the Southern
States.