Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-20

TON COUNTY TRIBUNE, WAuI
Miss Margery Humphreys has pre-.
sented copy to the public library Of
Students Standards of Action" by Il
S. Elliott and Ethel Cutler of the In
ternational Y. M. C. A. and Y. W
c. A.-an excellent handbook for al
young people.
The Ohio Woman Suffrage Associa
ton will hold it's Annual Convention
at Lima, November 18th and 10th
Information in regard to the conven
ton will be furnished by State Head
quarters, Warren, Ohio, address Har
riet Taylor Upton, president:
Everyone is invited to the "Measur
ing" social given by the Evangelical
Y. P. A. at the Henry Reichert hom'
on Commercial street. Come at 7:3(
Friday evening and enjoy yourself
Good program. Good refreshments
Good old fashioned games.
The youngest son of Rev. and Mrs
R. R. Risely was badly burned abou
the lower limbs Wednesday morning
by pulling cup of hot coffee from tn,
table into his lap. DIR. Hartman wa
called who dressed the burns max
ing the little one as comfortable a
possible.
Rev. Paul Kleupfel of Perrysburg
former pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church of this city will deliver ser
mon in English at the above name'
church next Sunday evening Octobe
22nd. His former parishoners AM
friends will be glad of the opportunit,
of seeing and hearing him.
Harry Wayne, infant son of Gu,
and Effie Andrews passed away Sat
urday evening October IA, 1916, from
complication of diseases. Age thre
months, twenty-seven days. He wa
a patient sufferer and leaves mourn
ing heart behind. Funeral at U. E
church Monday 1:30 p. M, Rev. R. R
Risely officiating.
Thirty-eight relatives and friend
came with well filled baskets to tn
home of W. A. Pontious on Jefferso
street Tuesday evening to remind Mrs
Pontious of her thirty-seventh birth
day. Nothing was lacking of tn
good things served in a pot luck sup
per and all report a jolly good tim
wishing her many happy returns o
the day.
The past year Tedrow W. C. T. I
conducted "sick visiting" and "bou
quet giving" contest. One side CAV
most bouquets, while the other sid
made most calls to the sick; as a con
clusion to the contest, a pot luck din
ner will be served at the home O
the President, Mrs. Stella Stevens, o.
the next regular meeting day, Wed
nesday, October 25th. Topic for tn
afternoon meeting, what Can w
do for our TOWN."
At the semi-annual meeting of tn
Maumee Valley Dental Society, he'll
in Defiance Tuesday afternoon, A.
Boucher, of Fayette was electe
president; E. G. Cole of Wauseon, wa
named vice president; E. E. Buehrel
of Archbold, was elected recording
secretary; c. F. Deller, Archbold, cor
responding secretary; ]. A. Benne1
Defiance treasurer. The next meet
ing of the society will be held i
Wauseon the second Tuesday in june
Miss Margaret Enid Aldrich daugh
ter of DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Aldrich o
Chicago and granddaughter of Mr..
Julia C. Aldrich of Maple Grove HON
was united in marriage to Rev. Erns
T. Kruger on Thursday, Octobe
nineteenth at seven o'clock p. M, a
the New First Congregational Churc
Ashland and Washington Boulevar
Chicago. Members and friends of tn
church of which Doctor Aldrich
minister were invited guests at tn
wedding,
Mr.. %. W. Lantz assisted by hi
daughter Gldays, entertained the Ful
ton County Rural Mail Carriers AS
sociation last Saturday evening. Thos
present were C. w. Shambarger, Meta
mora; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sites an
son Kenneth; Mr.. Levi Hoy and Nj
John King, of Wauseon; Mr.. and Mr.
F. P. Clair; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buet
her of this place. Two new member
were taken into the Association. A
elaborate chicken supper was served
-Archbold Advocate.
Hon. Gaylord M. Saltzgaber, U.
Commissioner of Pensions was a we
come visitor at the Tribune office O
Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Salt,
gaber is a genial gentleman and tt
old soldiers of the country have ha
no reason to complain of his admini
tration of the Pension Bureau. NJ
Saltzgaber. gave a political speee
Monday evening at Archbold al
Tuesday evening at Delta; he is can
paigning for Wilson and under Il
auspices of the Democratic Nation
Committee.
Editor Yost announces in la
weeks issue of the Fayette Revie'
that on and after January 1st, 191
the subscription price of the Revie
will be $1.50 per year. Mr.. Yost Civ
some of the many reasons why tn