Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-03

cnuIcn pdrlOrS DecomDof lUCn ana
18th. A market of baked goods will
be held in connection with the bazaar.
Don't forget the bazaar and an
nual dinner given by the Ladies of
North Dover church at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croninger Thurs
day December 9th. Dinner Is cents.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alleman have reno v
ed from the Myers property on North
Fulton street, to the Wenger proper
ty on Clinton street, and DR.. Kim
dali formerly on Oak street now oc-
cupies the Myers property.
The M. w. A. Lodge Camp 1902
will hold election of officers first Tues
day in December Refreshments will
be served. A good attendance is de-
sired.
VIM. HAMMONTREE, Clerk.
The Ladies Aid of North Dover
church will hold bazaar and their
annual dinner Thursday December
9th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Croninger. Dinner Is cents. Every
one cordially invited.
The Greed of the "Old Time Re-
ligiOn", that has never been revised |
will be discussed in the pulpit of the |
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing; and "Some Facts about the Holy
Spirit" in the evening.
A six o'clock dinner was served at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Joe Mia.
Those that were present were, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Bruehlman of Toledo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stoy of Wauseon,
and Mr.. Arthur Weber of Pettisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Yarnell enter
tanned the following at a Thanks
giving dinner: Mrs. Henry Oldfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hill and daughter
Ruth, Mrs. Frank Yarnell and son
Harry and Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Butter
more.
Word was received by wire Mon
day that Mr.. c. E. Brigham was in a
critical condition at hospital in Or
lando, Florida. Tuesday a second
telegram announced that his condition
was much improved; up to Thursday
| ceived.
Tuesday evening about fifty mem
/ bers of Mrs. Charles Jordan's Sun
day School class of the M. E. church,
and number of invited guests par
took of a spot luck" supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Edgar,
after supper a social hour was spent
in becoming better acquainted.
Wauseon Lodge No. 156, Knights
of Pvt!lias has received and accepted
an invitation from Butler, Indiana,
Knights to be present at a district
meeting, to be held at Butler, on jan
uary 9Th. at which time the Wauseon
team will confer the amplified first
rank on a class of one hundred new
members.
The Ladies of the Baptist church
offer for sale at their church parlors
an interesting line of Japanese novel
ties, gifts for all occasions but es,
pecially good for Christmas. Al
apron sale will be held in connection
with this showing of Jap goods. SALE
Friday afternoon and evening, De
cember 10 and Saturday afternoon.
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The Petit Jury completed their worl
for the October term of court las
Wednesday night. In the case of tn,
State agains G. w. Myers of Archbol'
! charged with furnishing Intoxicating
liquor to a minor the jury returne
verdict of guilty on Tuesday. Wed
nesday in the case of Fowler VS. Pal
merton they returned a verdict o
''no cause for action" Jury was dis
missed subject to call.
At the regular meeting OF Wauseo
Temple No. 337, Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected
NJ. E. c.. Nettie Burr; E. S., Grac
| Grandy; f. j., Halle Case; Mgr
Florine Files; M. of R. & c., Lea
/ Clark: NJ. of F., Ella Shadle; Protec
tor, Melissa Mikesell; G. of o. T
| Mamie Hauenstein; Trustee, Mar
II Ronnell: Delegate to Grand Temple
II Nellie Dill; Alternate, Mary Bonnel
II MARKETS.
New wheat red ....... LOG
New wheat white ...... 1.O4
Old Corn ........... .95
oats ............ 90
harley ..........- so
Meal ......s-''.''.' $50
bran .............. I.4O
III KVe 'oO
Middlings ....... 1.60
Chon Feed ....... 49, l70
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