Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-17
CHESTERFIELD-

Mrs. Theran Rathburn and little
son Leonard of Fairfield spent a few
days last week at Silver Spring farm.
Rev. Pittman of Lyons, was to
speak Thursday evening at the church
but on account of the inclemency of
the weather, was postponed until
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. o. A. Donovan was in Toledo
Friday to visit her sister Mrs. Duffy
The Investigators met at the home
of Mrs. Ira Briggs Thursday after
noon. The subject for study was
thoroughly discussed. Mrs. Briggs
was assisted by Mrs. Boyes in serv-
ing light refreshments. The club
will be entertained by Mesdames Geo
Bates and 0. A. Donovan next month
the program was assigned to six
members.
Mrs. Ed Ham has recovered from
neuralgia so as to be about the house
Officers have been elected fol
Rose Hill cemetery association as fol
lows: President, j. W. Sheffield; Vice
President, C. H. Stutzman; Secretary
Miss Olive Roos; Treasurer, Davis
Egnew. The committee or trustees
are Sam Stong, John Dixson. Robert
Finn, A. F. Patterson and Ira Briggs
Since the first meeting of the organi.
zation October 18th, 1910, for the
care of the cemetery it has received
better attention but not so good but
what there is much chance for i'm
provement, an interest in a GENE
terry cannot be created with some
people until after a burial of a mem
Der of their immediate family ha.
occurred then they wonder why they
are so unconcerned. Much could b.
written on the neglect of countr,
cemeteries as those receiving proper
care are exceptionally few. Since tn,
year of 1911 there has been nineteel
interments in Rose Hill cemetery. L
is hoped the new committee will tax,
an interest in the care of the GENE
terry and not leave the work for tn,
officers to assume. The amount OF
hand is $17.95 besides the TOWNSHIP
fund.
Mrs. Mary Mead of Sand Greek
Michigan, is visiting her friends Il
Chesterfield.
Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Butler Of Oal
Shade were guests of Mrs. Fred Bate
Saturday.
Miss Eva Johnson is assisting Mrs
Scott Roos at Wauseon.
Maple sugar weather this week
making syrup? Neither are we.
The indications are prospective fo
pastor for the East church in Ches
terfield in the new future. As Sprin,
approaches about two thirds of tn
delinquent members better thaw oul
get up and look around and see wher
there at, get busy and attend churc]
after taking long rest like a de
ciduous tree, put forth new energ
In that direction and note the result
Mrs. G. H. Statesman is spendin
the week with her daughter. Mrs. All
len Fisk at Detroit.
Mr.. Jim Null has purchased
small place of Mr.. Dwyre of Burma
or near Weston and will take DOS
session in the Fall.
Mr.. Fred Riddle and family are liy
ing with her people since the tenant
came on the Egnew farm. Mr.. Riddl
will build house on his land mort
of Beebe's crossing.
Mrs. Clara LaSalle of Onsted. Micl
lgan. visited Thursday and Friday a
the home of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Beebe.
| Mrs. Sam Stong has been confine
to her home by sickness since tn
middle of January.
| Mrs. P. S. Lee has been in poe
health but is improving.
| Mrs. Wilcox is on the sick list.
| The L. A. S. will meet in section
at this months session to the follow
ing homes: Mrs Geo. Lee will el
tertain the South half section. Mr.
Anna Holmes the Northwest sectio
and Mrs. Patterson the northeaster
section.