Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-08-27
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Mr.. Biery and family are now To-
Gated in Bowling Green. i
The Public Schools of Wauseon will
open for the school year of 1856
on Monday September 9th, one week
from next Monday.
The Western Union Telegraph poles
and wires are being. moved from the
north side to the south side of the
Lake Shore tracks.
The tax valuation of the Ohio Gas
Light and Coke Company was in
creased by the State Tax Commits
sion last week from $115,S50 to $685.
900.
Rural Mail Carrier service is to be
extended in Lucas county on improv-
ed roads up to a distance of so miles.
Much of this service will be by mo-
tor driven vehicles.
County Superintendent of Schools
c. D. Perry and family have moved
into the residence on East Elm
street formerly occupied by Superin-
tendent C. ]. Biery.
In order to clear the Henry county
jail of it's four prisoners; a special
grand jury was convened at Napoleon
last Tuesday. Three indictments
were returned by the jury.
The Christian Sunday School en-
joyed an excursion to Toledo Beach
last Wednesday; two well filled T..
& /. cars conveyed a. happy crowd
to the Beach and of course all en-
joyed the day.
The Senior Glass of 1915 autoed to
Bean Creek Tuesday where they en-
joyed a picnic supper. Later in the
evening they drove to Bryan and call
ed on Miss Louise Baker former
teacher of the w. H. S.
Superintendent Salter of the VIII
liams county public schools is MAX
ing a plea for uniformity of text
books in the schools of that county.
In Williams county there are twen-
ty-three different school districts with
twenty-three different lists of text
books.
Rev. F. w. Burnham who breaches
next Sunday morning and afternoon
in the fair grounds and at night here
in the union meeting is an eloquent
preacher. He is at present at the
head of the American Christian Mis-.
sionary Society He has held pastor.
ates with some of the large churches
The Ohio Art Company, Henry
Winzeler proprietor of Bryan is thu
defendant in a suit brought by pic
ture firm in Vienna, Austria in the
Common Pleas Court of William.
county. The Vienna firm ask fol
judgment in the amount of $4,072.7;
for balance due on pictures purchas
ed by Mr.. Winzeler. Maybe the pic
lures are at the bottom of the sea
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Have you noticed the improvement
in the appearance of the First Ma
tional Bank corner and the "slicl
and clean" appearance of the Lak'
Shore grounds on the east side O.
Fulton street? Such improvement
add to the attractiveness of our Home
Town, make US want to "hurry back
when we go away and also make
strangers say "what beautiful tow
you have"
The Tribune has been house clean
ing; having walls refnished, etc. il
the general mix up we "clean" neg
lected last week to express the thank
we felt for beautiful bouquets O
dahlias and gladioli sent US by Mrs
T. M. Badgley of Dover and som
luscious Early Crawford peaches from
the farm of Henry Giffey. Both tn
flowers and the fruit cheered us an,
helped to make life worth living.
An incipient fire at the Wauseol
Garage called the Fire Department
IIlJO dCLlOu tdOI w C0lCoudy JuSO al
ter noon. The Gasoline tank on a
auto that was undergoing repair
bursted and the gasoline was ignit
ed but the fire was extinguished b
the time the fremen and hose car
reached the building-damage wa
confined to the machine that was be
ing repaired and badly burned arm fo
the workman who was under the me
chine.
FREIGHT WRECK.
A wreck in the Wauseon yards q
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railway last Saturday at moo
caused some little diversion for by
ISLANDERS and some extra work fc
railroad men. The air hose on a we:
bound freight train burst as til
train was passing through Wauseo
causing the cars to jam together an
throwing Soma of them tn either cir