Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-05-28

their annual inspection and at the
same time celebrate their nineteenth
anniversary.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Foster will be pleased to learn
that they have purchased a dairy
near Napoleon and will make that
place their home.
Florence Omlor returned home from
the hospital last Wednesday after
undergoing an operation for %appendi-
citis, she is recoverig her full strength
and health very rapidly.
There will be an all day reunion
Wednesday, June End, at the old
school house in Ottokee, of the
scholars who attended school in
Ottokee between 1850 and 1860
Mrs. Chas. Yeager and Mrs. E. G..
Cole gave a breakfast honoring Mrs.
Fred Struble one morning last week;
The ladies invited made the occasion
unique by appealing in kimonas and
boudoir caps.
Ms. G.. B. Heise and son Bryan
entertained the Senior class of the
High School at their home last week
Wednesday evening and on Monday
evening of this week they entertained
the Basket Ball Team.
Mr., E. 1, McCracken, manager of
the Singer Sewing machine store in
the Pythian building has placed a
full line of Starr pianos and piano
players in the store also a stock
of rugs, lace curtains and silverware.
Mr.. Dick Heddon was taken to the
Wauseon hospital the latter part of
last week. Mr.. Heddon had been
confined to his room for a number
of days before going to the hospital;
latest reports show that his condition
is improved.
Wauseon Chapter R. A. M. No.
Ill will confer the Royal Arch degree
on three teams on Friday June 4th,
afternoon and evening"; the Chap
tiers from Napoleon, Montpelier and
Lyons will be the guests of the
Wauseon Chapter.
Mr.. Thomas Hart returned from
the hospital to his home last
Wednesday afternoon, after spending
a week in that institution. Mr.
Hart had a cataract removed from
one of his eyes by DIR. Clair Campbell
and is recovering nicely.
Lawrence Bonnell son of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Grant Bonnell was taken to the
city hospital last Suday evening and
was operated on for appendicitis the
same evening. The operation wa:
entirely successful and Lawrence wa:
doing very nicely at last report.
MI. E. P. Ames visited the grange
which he organized some weeks agc
at Genoa, Ohio, last Wednesday
evening. He found that the grang,
which he organized with 70 member.
had grown in membership to 10o
members and is doing fine work.
Ms. T. C. Wardly entertaine,
twenty eight relatives and friend
of her father, Mr.. Horace Burr at he
home Sunday. honoring his 80tl
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. F, r
Aldrich of Toledo. M. A. Smith an,
family of Morenci were the out o
town guests.
Wauseon Chapter o. E. S. will b
the guests of Bryan Chapter at tn
annual inspection of Bryan Chapte
by. the Grand Worthy Matron mex
Monday evening. A special car O
the T. & /. will leave Wauseon a
5 o'clock sharp. See Alderman flo
further particulars.
A complicated case in common plea
court brought a number of out G
town people to Wauseon last Tuesday
eight law firms including several frol
Toledo were employed by either sid
in the case, Arthur Breyman VS. Id
Rose Williams ct al involving a lif
estate in certain property. TIL
findings of the court were give
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr., S, r. Williams of Toledo wa
in Wauseon the first of the preser
geei. completing arrangements /
establish a branch agency of the ]
L. Dollings Co. of Hamilton, O.,
this city. The Dollings Company
one of the largest concerns in Oh.
dealing in municipal bonds and hig
grade Industrial securities. S.
Schnorf will be the manager of Il
local agency.
1t gives us pleasure to know TIL
the superior qualities of WauseC
products are recognized by busine
men who are in a position to juds
accurately. Such an instance occurt
last week when sales manager, of Il
Fulton Silo and Tank Company sold
Mr.. H. j. Snyder of Toledo a 24xl
cement stave silo to be located
his farm near the Toledo Sta
Hospital. This will be when erect,
the largest silo in this part of Il
state and will take the place of a 81
IIof nnnthnr nnaka uuhich mnc nrnct.