Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-05-14

Word has been received by Wau-
seon friends that Mrs. Cordelia Lyon,
who has for some time past been with
her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Safer in Col
umbus, is in a very critical condition.
The Bar Docket for the June term
of Common Pleas Court will be the
smallest for manv years, but three
cases on the Criminal Docket and
about f%orty-three on the Civil Dock
ct.
Miss Florence Omlor underwent an
oueration for appendicitis at the City
Hospital Thursday. DR.. Murbach of
Archbold was the attending surgeon
and at last reports she was doing
nicely.
The Lady Maccabees gave Mrs.
H. G.eLosey a farewell reception on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
James McKinlev. Mr.. and Mrs. Losey
and family will move to Toledo the
last of the month.
Friends of Mrs. May Froglty Ora
ham are sorry to learn of her death
which occurred at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frogley,
in Swanton, Monday. Funeral took
place at the home Thursday after
noon.
Friends of Mrs. Grace Robinson
Cook were happily surprised this
week to learn that a fine 8 pound boy
tom Norton. had been born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Cook of Fort Wayne,
last Sunday, Mothers Day. Mother
and son doing nicely.
Fulton Chapter No. 81 o. E. s..
Wauseon, Ohio, have an invitation to
be the quests of Bryan Chapter No.
246 o. E. S. Bryan. Ohio. May 31st,
/ 1915. Dinner will be served at six
o'clock. All members that expect to
attend please report to the Secre-
tary as soon as possible.
The Shakespeare Class will meet
at the home of Mrs. Stotzer on Fri
day. May 18th, at ten thirty o'clock.
Luncheon will be served at twelve
o'clock. Mrs. Morris will give her
talk on "Who Wrote Sh~akespeare's
Plays" giving part of it before lunch
and part of it after lunch.
A new Gas Company is seeking in
| cOfDOraDlOu IL Is W OC hllOWh oS
Archbold and Stryker Gas Company.
J. A. Sloan of Napoleon will be presl-
dent and James V. Mullen of the same
city manager. Gas will be piped from
the BRYAN plant to the above named
towns. Service will begin about June
18th.
Many of the readers of the Tribune
know how to kill dandelions, | wish
I they would give US their method. l
am sure the editors would, for the
common good of the people, give
them room in their columns. l have
worked with them in many days but
they seem to multiply with every eff
: fort of mine, for their determination
AUNT JERUSIA.
Parties, picnics and receptions are
coming thick and fast for the Senior
Q class of the High School these last
L weeks before their graduation: Some
time next week the High School Facul
ty will give a picnic to the Senior class
y and one week from next Saturday
: Howard McClarren, Ralph Howard
and Glade Statesman will entertain
the Faculty and Seniors at the hom'
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. McClarren Oh
the D. w. H. Howard farm.
Mr.. Will McConkey keeps diggin'
-wells, he reports the following well
recently completed by his outfits. 4
fine gas well on the residence propert
of Court Knapp il Delta and good well
of water for the church at Pettisville
Ezra Burke. 6 miles north of Delta
J.. J.. Jordan 5 miles northeast of Swan
H.. - AGO. Do4L e ,oi1ae parfhoac
of P%ettisville; the water in the las
named well comes within 8 feet c
the ground level.
The Wauseon Chapter D. A.
held their final meeting for the yea
1914-1915 at the home of Mrs. G.
Green last Friday afternoon. o.
icers elected for the ensuing yea
were: Mrs. F. E. Kenyon, Regen'
Miss Alkaline Howard, Vice Regen
Miss Lillian Strong, Secy.; Miss Hele
Brigham, Cor. Secy.; Mrs. H.
Ham, Chaplain; Miss Lola KNAPP
Treasurer; Mrs. Maddox, Registra
The first meeting for the year 191
1916 will be held the first Friday
October.
Citizens of Wausein cannot forg
that DIR. Carl Vollmer of Toledo is
product of this village and it nature
ly follows that we all take pride
his progress and success at the san
time that we complacently insinua
that he couldn't help succeeding sin
he came from Wauseon; but none
us ever thought of DIR. Carl ev
turning up as an expert on dogs; tn
is what he did on May 4th at t
Detroit Kennel Clubs May She
where he was called to judge Engli
and French bull dogs and made a b
hit with dog fanciers in Detroit.
Do not read this. If you do y
will have to come in and see o
Bolo ovens.
III SCHLATTER & HOWARDS.