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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
WILL HOLD new
ELECTION ON
FERRY ROUTE

With fully a hundred residents of
Nashon island present the county
commissioners Thursday. on motion
Of Hamilton. voted 20 disregard the
Z lyisory vote taken December {. and
to hold another election January I
The delegation present represent
ed about equally the Nashon
Heights Seattle route and The Part.
age p-a Molues route
They charged the recent election
was not conducted properly. that
many people voted by proxy
The commissioners decided that
.only qualified voters may vote az
M" January election. aud that They
must personally appear al the polls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
LOUISE ROUGH; !
SHE HITS HIM, |
MAN COMPLAIN

Louise in masculine ghs.
rough and coarse She knows no.
10 use her flaen she has a puneh.
Ing bag Once she sald shed IN
me between the eyes were It 10,
for my glasses
IN these ierkY sentences John /.
Long. a little old man. hurled ~
accusations at Miss Louise Tnu.
ton. buxom and smiling schaa
teacher. n Judge Jurey's COT M
Thursday.
Long decided considerable gror.
crty. including his home. 70 his -.
ter Mrs Martha VI Tru1ton. Nox
be ~ seeking 10 regain the proper
~ And Tor a cause be says thsi
Louise TruxtOnf cOnnisientiy robs
him. with her mothers consent
Her mother must know Of Il. 70,
they sleep together. Louise slips
dOguatairs 10 my room and picks
my pockets Long declared When
! accused her OF robbing rue ~
said ! was = liar. and threatened TO
hit me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

Capt PayHse. port warden. de
clarod Thursday afternoon that the
cargo ~ powder carried 10 San
Francisco By the + $ Loop vas,
ia his belief. the same cargo ~ the
vessel had brought a few days be
fore. from San Francisco to this
city
The powder was bnloaded out
side Elliott bay Capt Paysse
SAYS he thinks the steamer took
the cargo on agsin when attempts
20 arrange for lts trans-shlpment
across the Pacific failed.
pnysae declares be knows Of no
explosives which have been ship.
ped out Of seattle Permits from
his office are required for all such
shipments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
WIFE ALlENATED
SUES FOR $4,000

Robert n Wilson. contractor.
Thursday began $4,000 suit for
damages iu Judge MackInt0sh's
court against John sisle and bis
wife. Florence o. o charge ~ alien
alton of his wifo'B affections
wilson charges that Steele ays-
lemaricnlly wooed hls wife. Mary
j.. Wilson. SWAY from him. with the
consent aud cooperation Of Mrs.
Steele. and that after they had ac-
compllHhed their ends they aided
Mrs. Wilson In an attempt ~ have
WILSON committed 10 an insane aay-
mm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
INVESTIGATION
PLANNED HERE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10
investigation Of the cargo Of
the steamer 3 8, Loop In the
harbor here, loaded with 81.
plotIves consigned 20 Shanghai
from Seattle. was ordered by
Customs Collector Davis to-day.
The probe. u is hinted. 10
bated on belief that dyna.
mite shipments have been
consigned 10 China when really
ultimately Intended for Russia.
Orders for Il we're given aft.
er the owners asked 20 trans
fer her cargo 10 another Ves.
ael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

Stalls 3 fresh rrarcrihs - atc
% pork raaal Zee &c.. Erioln aad round
steaks fsr a. Ktau hailhm ard
salmon ihs ese cole he -se. rrshs
Tor sar Olympia oysters tor st. stalls
fG..s best freah butter les fte putfct
erEH Csc duz large cans milk Sc stall
iof plum puddtnEs for .ac t-ib can
tuna nah Zoe 90 cocktail sauce 3 Tor
SOC Ftatf e. mlucrm~st lhs esc. SAP
saFn cheese Zee lb STAN itt grapefruit
&C. each Jonathan apples. . dos i5e. SUN
tst otanEos. Zoe d0r golden dates. lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
BIG EXCITEMENT
In COUNTY JAIL

Ciang Bang Bang
night lallers AZ the county jail
had visions Of general jail deliy.
cry when pandem0nlum broke out
Ia the east tank early Thursday
morning with their reyolverB set
they dashed thru the corridors. and
found
That somebody had tied can 10
the tail Of the prison cat and that
Hhe VAS doinF 100 miles per hour
around the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
HELD AS SMUGGLERS

Peter MeJregor and ". =. Kent.
alias King. were arrested IN Port.
land Wednesday night on a SNUG
Cling charge. and viii be brongh,
10 Seattle for trial. a. s. District
Attorney Clay Allen has been In
formed that they had 20 cans OF
opium IN their possession when ar.
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
MARKETS


Stall zee. dff ahianF if he tar large
tYrrh celery Sc ietKs heed cabbage. tt
HfeN tat ffesh halttat. lhs ftr
shin3Un frauf Use tb Fiunau haadir isf
in HtaH asf ffesh heFflnF ar ih ne
f-r NnludefH g. fh lhs 1tf freed
claims o. as Stall att ss~et 5apahsss
orange. ies dra ffesh MIXED nuts zoe
is s7fi shsH almonds zee o. stall a.
ffssh faHfh sfEs ttc dur WnshinHisn
Creamery batter Joe 81 Ne HtaN ats
ripr olives. 4ae Is guten olives itf o.
siau tnt ttr rsh tuus ush zoe. 2 pkEs.
besi raislna 4te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

stall ~ g ihs nns srsnuiaisa sugar
tsr Stall s. ahale ffesh salmon. ztr
each stall 1871 salt salmon. Sc O.
stall 1903 rolled oats = he gar 4or can
table fruit lae Ftai 1896 no fhs pafs
rane Haraf wifh other o. 90 order aec
ftau a. salaa dressing suurs ~ dafeuut
tuffrr for fke stall 90 itc pine
aup'e fsf iae stall a. hAtnhurNrf.
iar be- stalls 81 as Eu sdish potato aau.
sage ior % Stall islt piEN heads &C.
Co. Htaiis sf+sh mixcd rpts ihs Gee
stalls 5t+7t oranges dos sc stall
.Ll wisconsin cheese ifr "a stall a..
Eptss cheese. stc it STAN o.. home made
IN a5 nnnalss tn tuik soc lh stall a.
shoes resaird zoe 20 Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
GIRL GETS VERDICT

: motion to set aside the Inry's
verdict OF $1,000 IN favor OF Anne
Jensen against Alfred Lawrence Is
on file Thursday in the superior
court The verdict was rendered
by Jury ia Judge Frater's court
Wednesday Miss Jensen claimed
Damages FOR assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
WANTS MIN here

EXiradi'ion papers may be sought
by the prosecuting attorney to
bring back F. W lIaslett. arrested
night at Portland Has
lett IL believed to have been the
man who two months ago. in a
quarrel over a quantity ~ gasoline,
struck George Anderson over the
head with gun nj Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
LIQUOR DESTROYED

John Manos. employed at Athen's
cafe. 1921 Second ave s.. was
fined SIS and costs By Judge Boyd
J Tailman Thursday on a charge Of
disposing q liquor without q H.
cenBes quantity Of liquor held
ne evidence. was destroyed In the
court room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

Stale ~ 81 salmon troui itr 10 sand
datr 1.tse fb stan gf fancy Jonathan
Applcs 81 ~ hos delivered stall >
pig liver &c b. stall Hi5Ia Hrusssis
sprouts zoe ih. fancy tomatoes 8 lbs
gar Luna beans TOO 90. sweet potatoes
. ne Soc stalls i.l-t9a tl.cq boiflc
olive oil use. p -ut can olive aii soe
candisd peel ttr a. cluster raisins gee
10 stalls Use cans mik GOO. s.ih
can coffee. 81 % patent flour. ~ 80 safh
delivered stalls s9.ab cream % wheat
ltr. large cans soun Ikr. BE rkR
pancake flour. lhc stalls Hi-f peanut
butter zoe fh aaurrkraut &C. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
RELIEF CORPS DINNER

Stevens Woman's Relief Corrs
viii hold a sale OF articles suitable
for Christmas gifts at Veterans
hall. state Armory. Friday, Deem
her II. Cards will be played and
dinner served at % cents a plate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
WON'T LET EN- LAND

LONDON. Dec. t6.-Press re-
ports today Indicated that the
government did not intend to
permit any OF the Ford peace
party TO land at kirkwsll. the
Scottish port where the Oscar
n. put In yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

CONSTANTtNOPLE. Dec l6.--
Turkish ARTILLERY. said an official
statement today. sank a British
monitor in the Tigris and forced
another 10 flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
Acreage for Sale
80 ACnE-. II~IrN IMrRo, ~
srHiNc-. ORCHARD. ntiID-

Pretty tfunrs Haass Rftt haze
fnrnt. rhirAsa Hatsss stsfs uHa1
shrd str ! at. in clover rns
FuumE tsaflnE orchard rerFffes
peers pea bee Hfsen aagFs ard
dif'sf~rt aiHds ~ appies sinlast
rfrrf sfna ~ hHFftrs raffaHt
inaan stfem tsnfFiss suvsrt.rftfes
CSC aai a1a tlarst~frirs siuaE
ths funrrs parts sald o. Efsaf
uanf last Feef arsiirs tannin3
rnsuah fHr Fvafs zee al diffef
snf ainis - Eafaen trarh. l.~as
Fsrsnips rahtasr and rufa
hirt see feet hiE1 Erers
raff - pisrs ssff five .sii faH
Ming ~afsf thruaah land besides
spfiuS shteh can 10 pisssa in
house ~ afaFitr F-sa district
farss rfuhfp rnhd rlrs~ m nun1
psr ~ sslxhteFs supiafr1 sawn
tpHn and a. hars end fafth
strfy dsr i4ks am one bagtha
place 30 tax stfh people NtfrE
thsfs ss 20 sHfi rrafs raised last
rsar. sff faa Eirs possession
soon frics tt.E7t. terms - 80
sgnpsihis party tlaa cash tie
ruonfhif Call uura- Fafrar.
fnr E5s %ew YORK uiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

AAliouses tor Sale
pHRENOLOGISTS

MADAM AgsfAuA
Egyptian ThrenoInEist
Reads your entire life.
Swing advice ON
fam liy trnuhies.
10Y speculation
marriage 60 nara
tiuua what steps q,
take 60 DO success
fui uniivs the srpa
rated explains
things which have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
CLAIMS HE is SANE

Relatives of George Ewing. "A
storekeeper at Noudiuville. are
TO Seattle Thursday from
Canada. California and Idaho In an
attempt to save him from being
committed To the Sedro Woolley
asylum on a charge OF insanity
Ewing. held at tho county jail
SAYS he Is being "railroaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

always been mystery. what vocation
you are adapted Tor. -tr why not SEQ
tho brst' g. 90 rendinrr 81 90. salts
faction guaranteed sos Pine. near
WeHtlake Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
ACREAGE EoR SALE


fwU citEkp HAAfH
e. Arfvs t-vais "auatf
ii"usV barn. rfeek elected ianh no
sratei nn raar'y rasA tsf th~ap
hur 81 zee. au terms ~ ffth each
balance af PEE fraf
e. Arfes Seer Olympia
ze arrrs anaa fiser t-ttara ee arfes tase3
episna house barn ett uiff cheap e.
o. Goo en sass fsfHns
WEST COAST tANp ru
iilt Arnefiean ians UidE
i5 ACRES. WITH STREAM
Nsartf level aueH stai riar .uil fuaF "
fnirfat~ meas athaai ana good nrisf.
bore Nnssd tlrH over tha hag efitinE
distance ta seai Hafsef Price tste.
an rsst tsffns
z. Ntitfu co zoe Hrrusi Hlar
10 YoU WANT
= nirs little hHsnss ranch fis,s - aHr
- ih~ hsst have s-rn 80 icrsfioa
ard prizes acres riNhf 90 uisusaf
acres cleared = good rsa rnat
tfeam house ard aid house in fsaf
nee tafn. afsts rhicAen hpuse sHf
~sfsr snrns ffun sne tvryt~~ kua
- fvaii1 = snap az o. 500
HEHMAN SCHROEDER
az .,is ofssn nlaE rgufih aaA Pike
GOOD FARM BrY
80 zrres - Roea soil creek 20 arses in
cultivation frui and berries raafs,
honsr. tafns urlis. nafhinr 500
vnni shed ~ ratiia JcrssY buit B
trys~s hnss ard poultry wagons
fnrerher Fat snEfnr stomp putisr
ruoHrf rake 49, necessary marhinefs
and tools go sasks - spuds ara roots
enough feed aiaa rrsiu fur sesfinF
close CO. schools snf store mali ard
fuiik fuufo Tsn Ypu find anything het.
tsr Cor - faas E-srsts terms so trade
ifFNMAN SCHROEDER
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
IS Spiritual Mediums

ties snf sptatn, levs affair. snf
family trsuhlsa rsuates tha separated.
ssr Aatlstaesinn Enaf4ht~sd or "a
charge Ne one in fraabls turnsi a-ar
rtonsy or no FansF Permanently 10
satsf a. as rniau o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

.ufrTfRS riatfaar
snt ard phssuaiastst
Eftss frua advice ~
hustn-sr isw love
health anf family
affalrs what che
sees and tells cufmes
tive NatisfsrtIen as
no charge price,.
wifhfn reach 20 al
fffk rias 81 BE-
fwsru ugfsn ana
Ainnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

SIZE TINS HOME

SIZE TINS HOME
''re " fhih 81 fusi finishing nice
rooms high light basement utfh faf.
mace ard iaundrr huffsi kitrhsn. hard
GOOD fiears fireplace. istr. level Dos
attractive situation Ne builders profit
60 pay onit tcss - building and q fair
ground ,aias $3.50 thr price. aud ~
terms
CHARLES soMEhs co Alaska nias
SNAP ti3i CASH
.otist.foot iat- IL foot alley hair block
CO. Meridian car alec near Woodland
part ratsf Erads sfvef. waik aH in
end paid Title Insurance
uLLt&GEN tts Emuiro EiaE
N0~~e~~N-7.s ~e~~,~>~~~e~~S~~ese~Ne
fa-Houses FOR Sale
s.ito--NiCK nsv. S.rnom cottage. on
.o.fuot lot. neacon hiii
q. feo-Nice. uss g-room house. on 90.
foot Beacon hin corner
$500 IS room house ard - acres rich
cleared land o. minutes from
city hall. easy term.
+nn--i.oi. Queen Anne Mn
HpTHWEt.i Rocket Mafr zoe
PHRENOLOGISTS
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49-Legal Notices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

MADAM rRY-S'iairv 6yssf -sFf fs.sinr
circles Tassaafs and Fridays tsi
fIrh ave
MADAM FRANK Clagrvarant card
reader psimiss. she ttgs Itss. cor.
ast Ffrpf ssffafi Hotel
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
BLUE SCHOOL REUNION.

The Blue School Reunion was held
August 26 on the old ground, former
teachers and pupils visited the scene
of many happy events of joyous child
hood. Among them were Cyrenas Hal
lett and Mrs. Kate Woodward of
Wauseon; King and Art Cameron,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Sesler, Jas. Mont
gomery and wife, Jas. Taber and
wife of Toledo; Isaac Bolander and
wife of Fairfield county; Mrs Rob>.
Miller of Albin, Mrs. VIM. Coon of
Grand Rapids, Michigan; Mrs. Lily
Overfnyer of Swanton.
After enjoying a social time as
one great family short program
and business session was called re-
sulting as follows; President, R. C.
Skeels, Wauseon 1st vice president;
End vice president, J. J. Friedrich of
Liberty Center; Cor. Secretary, May
Myers Skeels; Rec. Secretary, Bertha
Gray; Treasurer, Theodore Segrist;
Tom Aumend, John E. Segrist.
Five teachers present and 14(
scholars were present.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
TAYLOR.

Mrs. Parker and daughter of Den
yer and Mrs. Slater of Liberty Cen
ter have been visiting the Aumend
families.
Earl Bickle and wife and his par
ents visited Chas. and ]. B. Segrist's.
Relatives of the Wise family from
Akron and Indiana have been visit
ing here and attending their reunion
held at A. ]. Orndorf's last Satur-
day.
Mrs. VIM. Coon (nee) Oden visit
ed her parents the past week.
Mrs. Robert Miller of Albion,
Michigan attended the reunion Thurs
day.
Mrs. Brown of Toledo visited Mrs.
Ann Myers over the week end.
King and Art Cameron of Toledo
called on Eddie Bowerman's last
week.
Byron Sans of Kansas was here
last week for a short call on friends.
Mrs. w. B. McClarren and family
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Jennie
Bartlett and daughter.
uAIOH OIdlSc Hdu very SOOu
discussion on Pollution of Water"
at its last meeting
Geo. Bernath's were guests of
John Oden's Sunday.
Otho Elton, his mother and sister,
spent Sunday evening with Glenn
Bartlett.
Mrs. Jennie Dunham of Toledo has
been visiting her brother1 VIM.
Bartlett.
Threshers are literally working
night and day.
Fred Skeels', Poths', Taber's and
IIeists autoed to Columbus to attend
the fair this week.
A. T. Skeels' entertained Jas. Will
liam's Sunday.
Harl Dunbar's had Rev. Miser and
wife as guests last week.
F07ie Morr is quite poorly.
Will Forces and Rev. Koos are
quests of Harry Taber's.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

(Take two of the Groups below entire
Group A. Biased on Pearson's The
Evolution of the Teacher).
/. What are some of the things from
which visitor chiefly judges a teacher?
2. Is it best for a teacher to try to at
tain all ends by direct procedure, by in
flexible rule? Give reasons for your
answer.
g. Give two illustrations of the prac-
teal teaching of a moral lesson in the
school.
4. What are some of the chief things
in which the right or wrong sort of
school spirit manifests itself?
Group B. (Based on Belts and Halls
Better Rural Schools).
l. What are the comparative oppor-
tunities of consolidated schools and one
room rural schools for doing social CEN
ter work?
2. Why should rural schools under
take to set high standard for hygiene
and health?
3. Explain what is meant by teaching
subject as contrasted with teaching
textbook.
4. Make a general statement of the
things that should at present enter into
the education of boys and girls.
Group c. (Based on no particular text
l. What should teacher do in the
way of learning and using the ambitions
of the pupils?
q What, in general, is proper pun
ishment? What relation is there be-
tween the number of cases of discipline
and the successfulness of school?
s. What attention should the teacher
give to the seating of the pupils? make
directions dehnite)
4. What preparation must a teacher
have made for lesson in order to make
it as interesting as possible?
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
WRITING.

l. How can rhythm be made use of
in teaching writing?
2 How can you get pupils to learn the
proper heights of letters and the dis
tance below the line they should go, and
train them to observe these heights and
distances?
3. Does the copy-book afford the
amount and kind of practice in writing
that is desired? What would you have
the writing class supplied with?
49, Copy as a specimen of your pen
manship:
He worked, and bravely he fulfilled his
trust
So long he wandered sowing worthy
seed,
Watering of wayside buds that were
adjust,
And touching for the common ear his
reed
So long to wear away the cankering rust
That dulls the gold of life SO long
to plead
With sweetest music for all souls op-
pressed,
That he was old ere he had thought of
rest.
Jean IngeioaU.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
OAK SHADE.

Mr.. Alfred Smith and family and
Coda Punches spent over Sunday
with relatives at Hamler, Ohio.
Mr.. S. S. Clark and family spent
Sunday with J. P. Hawkins and fami-
ly.
Mrs. Nancy Olmstead attended The
Pioneer picnic last Thursday at Wau-
seon.
The Gould Reunion was held at
the home of Arthur Johnston last
Saturday.
II. Partridge and family, c. B. Jen-
nings and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Turner are spending a week at
the Lake.
Golda Luton spent Monday even
ing with Coda Punches
School begins September 6. Every
body get ready.
Aid Society will meet with Mrs
Edgar Hawkins September 8, 1915
Everybody invited.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
RAKER.

Church at Raker Sunday evening
at 7:30.
Farmers are busy plowing for
wheat.
John Hoover and family spent Sun
day with John Glore's.
The Junior Class of Raker Sun
day School met last Saturday after
noon at the home of their teacher,
Mrs. Royal Reighard for the pur-
pose of organizing their class. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Jessie Raker; Secretary, Helen
Glore; Treasurer, Thelma Slagle.
Mrs. Arthur Raker returned Mon
day evening after weeks vacation
in Toledo, also attending the Carver
and Gum reunion.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
GEOGR Apply,

]. What bodies of water partly sur
round the peninsula of Alaska?
2. Where is the widest part of the
Rocky Mountain highland? Name the
states through which the main crest Of
the Rockies passes.
3. Why was the Isthmus of Panams
chosen as the site of . canal, and why
was It needed?
4. What heat belts cross Asial
5. Name three rivers flowing across
the plain of Siberia? What can you
say of the value and civilization of ST.
IBERIA?
6. Which coast of Asia is bordered by
the greatest number of islands? Of
what Importance are these islands?
7. Which is the highest mountain peak
on the earth? How high does it r;S
above sea level? Name other We =
high mountains
8. Into what gulf does the Colorado
flow? What is there remarkable about
the bed of the Colorado?
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
IITERAIJRE.

l. The Scarlet Letter has been pro-
nounced Americas greatest novel; give
reasons for agreement or disagreement
with this oo:nion-
2. The Dial, which was the organ OF
Transcendentalism, and Brook Farm,
which was its experiment in communal
life, both failed; does this prove the
philosophy impractical?
g. Where has Lowell reached his
highest poetic height? How does he
here compare with Longfellow?
a. What place does Abraham Lincoln
take as creator of literature? AS an
inspirer of literature?
S. Name an important poem written
by each of the following: Bayard Tay-
lor, Edward Rowland Sill, Edmund
Clarence Stedman,- Thomas Buchanan
Reid. Alice Cary.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
INLET.

Myrtle Croskey visited friends in
this vicinity from tuesday till Fri
day.
Mrs. Martha Phillipar attended the
funeral of a relative at Morenci Sun
day.
Mrs. Leon Lee spent Sunday with
her sister Mr.. Ed Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Johnston and
Bert Johnston spent Thursday even
ing with Robert Brink.
Parker Greeley, wife >Sld daughter
Laura spent Sunday with ]. C. Lane
and family.
Tommy Luton of Wnameg is visit
ing his aunt Mrs. H. Borton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Blair and fami-
ly of Toledo spent Saturday with his
brother Homer Blair.
A. T. Skeels and wife of Wauseor
spent Monday and Tuesday with theil
daughter Mrs. Ralph Johnston.
Mrs. Robert Brink and daughter
Genevieve attended the Kicker re.
union near Waldron, Saturday. Their
visiting her grand parents Sunday.
Homer Blair, wife and daughter
Louise, also, Roy Blair, wife anC
family of Toledo spent Sunday will
Robert Blair near Wauseon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bachman, Mrs
Eliza Cone, Mrs. Emma Powers anC
Mrs. VIM. Cowgirl visited Samuel ant
Robert Bachman Sunday evening
Mrs. James Powers and son Har
old visited relatives here Sunday.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the yearly meeting which was helc
at the Fair Grounds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Harger ant
son Ulna, spent Sunday with jim
Hawkins.
Mrs. VIM. Shaffer and Mr.. Ed. Pat
terson spent Tuesday afternoon will
Mrs. Mabel Baves.
Ira Crow wife and family ant
James McNelly spent Sunday nea
Waldron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Simmons ant
Mr.. Simmons sister and family o
Stark countv. spent Tuesday with Ir,
Crow and family.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-09-03
NORTHWEST DOVER.

The following autoed to Devils
Lake. last Thursday to attend the
farmers picnic: Bert Poorman and
family, Will Prickett from Morenci,
Will Fieldmire and wife, Henry Field
mire and wife and Chester Poorman.
Simon Bailey wife and daughter
Opal spent last Sunday at Henry Lay
mans near Pettisville.
Beulah johnson was a Sunday
guest of Myrtle Layman.
Callers at the Poorman home last
week were: Mrs. George Bushey and
daughters Rose and George, Mrs.
Henry Miller and Mrs. Tom Barns
and son George.
Misses Leila and Lura Eldridge visit
ed at John Rogers.
Mr.. Bert Poorman and family
spent Sunday at Henry Leu's.
Lew Bowers spent one day of last
week with Jay Call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fieldmire ate
dinner Sunday at John Kissels. 9th
ers entertained at the Kiessel home
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. joe
Gearlg OF Delta; Mr.. and Mrs. Div
er lies of Toledo and Mr.. Samuel
Gearig.
Davis and Ruth johnson who are
at work in Wauseon spent Saturday
night and Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arly johnson.
Otis Johnson of Toledo spent Mon
day night at home.
Mr.. Lawrence Denny and famil,
entertained the following at dinner
Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Will Field
mire and Chester Poorman of Ted
~ow. Mr.. end Mrs. Henry Fieldmire
Mrs. Lucy Scott of Morenci. Mrs
Matte Morrison and Mr.. and Mrs. L
A. Morrison of Waldron. Michigan.
Sam Gearig ate supper Tuesda!
night with Bert Poorman.