Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-13

hortage, with decided dropin temper
Lture; yards practically depleted.
Bellefontaine, O.-Rev. H. J. Bigley,
who just celebrated his 84th birthday
preached last Sunday in the Methodist
church here.
Cleveland, O.-Fredrick W. Stecher,
30, of Cleveland, capitalist and manu-
tacturer, who died in Watkins Glen.
n. Y, was buried here
McConnelsville, O.-Mayor George
A. Gillespie, while in the sheriff's Of
fee, was stricken with apoplexy and
died in few minutes.
Dayton, O.-Chief Justice Nichols.
Ohio Supreme Court, declines to re-
move H. T. Mathers, Shelby county, as:
of Miami Conservancy Board
Marion, O.-County Farm Agent M
G. Thomas, who came here year ago
from Piqua, retained another year by
Marion County Improvement Associa-
ton.
Marion, O.-Local dealers say it may
be necessary to limit sale of sugar to
two. and three pounds per customer ON
account of wholesale houses being un-
able to obtain supply.
Lima, O.-South half of the city was'
shaken when a still of naphtha became,
overheated and exploded at Solar Re-
fining Co.'S plant, causing fire and loss
of several hundred dollars.
Bellefontaine, O.-E. M. Paxton, of
of an adventure of one of his hens.
who laid eight eggs in glass fruit jar
and is now trying to hatch them.
Elyria, O.-While her husband was
in the hospital, Mrs. Jerry Donahue
succeeded in rescuing four COWS after
she had discovered the barn on fire.
Four COWS and calf were cremated..
Oxford, O.-Prof Alfred Vivian, of
the college of agriculture, Ohio State
University, delivered a lecture to the
students of Western College for Wom-
en-. His subject was Through India
With Kim"
Bellefontaine, O.-The Presbyterian
congregation at Marysville has accept
ed the resignation of Rev. w. A. At
kinson, who is with the Fourth Ohio
Regiment in Texas, serving as regi-
mental chaplain.
Bridgeport, O-Miners in Lafferty
mine, of Pittsburg- -Selmont Coal Co..
quit work until company changes
scales and scale man, both steps being
ordered by Ohio deputy sealer of
weights and measures.
| Lake View, O.-The thirty-seventn
annual reunion of the Fifty-seventh
Regiment, o. v. v. l., will be held
Wednesday and Thursday, October IS
and 10, at Lake View, Logan county
F. M. Smith of Lake View is president
Newark, O.-Police say four gangs
of pickpockets operated at the Lick
ing County Fair. Frank Willy, New
ark carpenter, reported the loss of
s3,500, proceeds of the sale of proper
ty made last week. Other reports in
cluded the loss of sums ranging from
500 to $500.
Cincinnati, Oh. c. Clark, Of Day.
ton, was elected president of the Ohio
State League of Bookbinders at it's
closing session of it's annual conven-
ton here Miss Mary Greening, OF
Cleveland, was elected vice president
and H C. Baer, Columbus, was chosen
secretary treasurer.
Dayton, O.-Colonel Harry E. Meade,
prominent in business and social life
in Dayton, died. He was connected
with the Ohio National Guard for
many years and was colonel of the
Third Regiment upon his retirement
in 1904. He was member of Govern
or Foraker's staff.
Xenia, O.-Asking for appointment
of receiver for Snyder Aeroplane Co.,
Osborn, Philip Diehl, stockholder,
brings suit, alleging liabilities of COM
pany are in excess of $4,000 and as
sets do not cover half of indebted
ness.
Lorain, O.-Announcement was
made here that E. B. Taylor, First
Vice President of the Pennsylvania
Lines, had been elected President of
the Lorain, Ashland and Southern
Railroad, succeeding the late Joseph
Ramsey, Jr.
Delaware, O.-Mrs. Margaret Nc
Carly Lane, aged 81, Delaware coun-
tvs oldest resident, is dead here as the
result of dropsy. She was native
of Ireland, coming to this country in
1854 and since residing in Delaware
county.
Columbus, O.-One hundred years OF
Royal Arch Masonry in Ohio has just
been celebrated here, when the grand
chapter of Royal Arch Masons met. a
trip was made to the home of John
Snow in Worthington, where the grand
chapter was organized in 1916.
Russia boasts of the worlds greatest
choir. 1t is in the cathedral of Alex
ander Nevski, in Petrograd, and is at
tached to a convent erected in homo
of the patron saint of Russia. Its
members. of which there are about
thirty, are all monks, and are chosen
from the best voices in all the Russian
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