Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-09
READ & WAGER

WAGER
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Mrs. Henry Reichardt is i'll at her
home with rheumatism and has been
bedfast for a number of weeks.
Rev. Martha Moore officiated at
the funeral of Mrs. J. M. PARROT
held in Bryan Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Ham entertained a
group of her lady friends at after
noon tea at Hotel Blair on Tuesday
afternoon.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold market Of baked goods in
their church parlor Saturday morn
ing, Jan. 10th.
At Spencer & Edgar's the ticket
bearing the number 6103 was award
ed the silver spoons given away by
that firm on Wednesday.
A crowd of young people enjoyed
an oyster supper at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Steinbrecker west
of town last Thursday evening.
The regular meeting of Wauseon
Lodge No. 349, F. A. NJ, will be held
Wednesday, January IA. There will
be installation of officers and work
in the E. A. degree.
Monday and Tuesday were days of
departure for the Wauseon students
of the various colleges and universi-
ties who have been spending the hol-
iday vacation at home.
Art HflAaRd family are now occu-
pying thenAnew home on West Elm
street and Mrs. Frances Bayes has
moved into her. home which was re-
Gently occupied by the Hill family.
Mrs. G. Yarnell gave New Yea-'s
man. Those present were: Mrs.
] Florence Wells and daughter, the
Misses Lozer and Miss M. Munson,
of Swanton.N
Carl Williams, of North Clinton.
who two weeks ago while hewing
timber for barn, by a glancing blow
from his ak received an awful cut in
his right foot, says the wound is
healing nicely.
Mr.. Earl Hodge who has been very
seriously i'll is slowly improving. His
condition was at one time such as to
make hopes of his recovery very
small but he has rallied and there is
now little doubt of his final recovery.
We havs been requested by Mrs.
A. F. Yeagsr to publish the state
ment that the report that has been
circulated to the effect that. Amos F.
Yeagers the Prudential insurance
man, has the smallpox, is absolutely
untrue. gifs3, ,l
The C. E. society of the Christian
church will have a Hat social in the
parlors of the church Friday even
ing. Jan. 16. The ladies are request
ed to bring an old hat with plenty
of trimming. Everybody is cordial
| ly invited.
Mr.. Clayton Hoffman has returned.
to his former position in the Stotzerl
harness shop. We are glad to well
come Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman back
home, though we find it difficult to
remember to say Mrs. Hoffman; we
somehow want to. say Belle Pugh.
Mr.. George ]. Leininger and fam
| lily moved into the Ben King prop
erty on Cherry street last Thursday.
Mr.. Leininger recently purchased
this property and becomes a resident
of Wauseon. We are glad to well
come both Mr.. L. and his family.
Mrs. George Schletz and Mrs. Cas-
per Reichhardt entertained the jan
uary social of the Lady Maccabees
at the home of the former last even-
| ing. A dutch lunch was. served and
a royal good time such as these lad
les know well how to show was had
| by all present.
Cecil and Kenneth Miller enjoyed
a unique Christmas present; their
father, Rolla Miller, gave them a nine
days visit to Chicago and the boys
found it nine days wonder They are
now back and at work in the Wau-
seon schools with the memory of a
Iglorious time always with them.
II A party of Wauseon young people
|enjeyed sleigh ride last Wednesday
evening to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob't. Howard. Far more enjoyable
than even the very pleasant ride was
the hospitality which they found
waiting at Mr.. Howard's home. Mrs.
Howard had prepared for them de-
licious and bounteous supper which
the ride enabled them to enjoy with
keen relish.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Gasche will be held at the
Christian church this, Friday, after
noon at one o'clock. Mrs. Gasche
was the widow of Jacob Gasche and
. formerly lived near Ottokee; she was
ninety years of age at the time OF her
death which occurred at the home of
, her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Buehrer,
: Evansport, Ohio.
Mr.. Harmon Johnson, the retiring
member of the firm of Stotzer &
Johnston, has been resident and
business man of Wauseon for more
than twenty-six years. He goes to
Delta to join his sons in their har-
: ness business in that village; that
he will be missed here in Wauseon
goes without saying. He is good
citizen and an efficient workman.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Van Renssel-
, aer" spent last week with friends in
, Wauseon and left Monday for Cleve
land in which city they expect to
spend some little time after which
they will visit other cities in the
state before returning to the home
of their son, Sanders Van Renssel.
aer, in Windsor, Canada. Van says
that he can't get over being yankee
thn,nh ha finds Windsor a nice nlacf