Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-17

Mrs. Sarah E. Fantz of Walnut,
Kansas and Mrs. Minerva Gintzel of
HSpler, Kansas are visiting their
sister, Mrs. c. F. Pon,ious and their
brother William Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cook of Fort
Wayne who have been visiting friends
and relatives in Fulton county for the
past two weeks, returned to their
home Tuesday of this week.
Messers. F. ]. Spencer and Earl
Edgar returned Thursday from Cleve-
land where they have been busy the
past few. days selecting fall and win
ter stock of coats and suits.
REQ Burgoon and Ralph Howard
left Monday for Columbus where
they will enter Ohio State UNIVERSE
ty. Mr.. ,Burgoon will take Journal
ism and Mr.. Howard Agriculture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strickland of
Eaton Rapids, Michigan and Miss
Maggie Gotcheous of Tiffin, Ohio, ar
rived by auto last Friday to visit their
cousin Grant Bonnell and family.
Miss Nancy Williams and Bruce
Williams left Monday for Wooster
where Miss Nancy will begin her
Sophomore year and Bruce will enter
as a Freshman in Wooster Universi-
ty.
Master John Vollmer who has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vollmer for the past
week returned with his father DR..
Carl Vollmer to his home in Toledo,
Wednesday.
Miss Glenn Bartlett left last Fri
day for Oxford where she has ac-
cepted the position of assistant pro-
fessor of education and extension lee
turer in the state normal school locat-
ed at that place.
Miss Carrie Weber, who has been
spending her summer at Hindman,
Kentucky, came home for a few days
rest the latter part of last week. She
returned to New York City Tuesday
to resume her work as a teacher in
that city.
Mr.. M. J. Ernst of Tedrow has
purchased the L. N. Cook residence
property in that village and will take
possession next week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook expect to spend the Winter in
Fort Wayne with their son Ralph
and family.
Mrs. Anna Kimerer and son Will
lie, Add Kimerer, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Kimerer of Wauseon and Mr.. and
Mrs Loren Rogers of El Reno, Okla.
homa, autoed to near Temperance
Michigan last Tuesday and spent the
day with Farley Kimerer and family
Mr.. Ed. Williams left Tuesday ot
this week to attend the reunion ot
his regiment, the 59th Indiana al
Gossport, Indiana on Wednesday Sept
ember 18th. Mr.. Williams will re
main in Indiana for several week.
visiting relatives and friends il
Bloomfield and vicinity.
Clarence and Robert Yeager return
ed home Wednesday from their Sum
mer's Chautauqua work on one O.
the Lincoln circuits. These boys hav,
established an enviable reputation a
musicians. They will resume thei
studies in the Dental College O
Northwestern University this fall.
| The following young people hav
returned to college. Nancy an
Bruce Williams-Wooster; Opal Bow
! man-Granville; Chloe. Edgar-Ox
; ford; Rose Mary Blair-Oberlin; Flor
ence Bennett-Oberlin; Rena Sween
I-Toledo; Arthur Yaney-Delaware
Lura Eldridge-Oberlin; Ethel Aver
Bowling Green.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rupert an
Miss Marie Drenan attended fare
well reception rendered to Rev. an
Mrs. c. r. Davenport at Swanton las
Saturday evening. Rev. Davenpol
who has served for the past mir
years as pastor of the Swanton MethG
, dist church, has been transferred I
the Methodist church at McComb, O.