Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-31

About twenty members of Wau-
seon Chapter visited Octavius Waters
Chapter Delta Monday night. Five
were initiated in the mark
master degree.
Mr.. o. W. Kerns, candidate for
State Central Committeeman in the
Fifth District from Van Vert, Ohio,
was in Wauseon Thursday fixing up
his political fences.
Little Jaunita, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Warwick is very i'll at
their home in Mishawaka, with pneu-
monia. Mr.. Warwick was raised by
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Salsberry.
Mrs. Ira c. Karschner entertained
the ]. c. Robinson Sunday School
class of the Christian church at her
home on West Elm street Tuesday
evening. Light refreshments were
served.
The Ottokee Ladies Aid will meet
an all day meeting Thursday April
9Th instead of the parcel post social
come and bring your package. Every
body welcome.
About nine o'clock Wednesday night
a south bound freight train on the
D. T. l. was wrecked about five miles
north of Wauseon. The track was
badly torn up and eight cars ditched
Cause of wreck unknown.
Mr.. Eustace Leggett, a pioneer, and
highly esteemed resident of Chester
field township died at his home last
Friday. Funeral was held at the In
let church last Monday and burial
took place in Oak Grove cemetery.
On Saturday evening March 26th
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Baker of Detroit
Michigan, were pleasantly surprised at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Emerson Baker. by a number of his
friends. A fine time was enjoyed by
all.
Prof. Scientists class of young fel-
lows of the Methodist Sunday Schoo
entertained the Ives Boys Class, ir
the church parlors last Tuesday even.
ing. Twenty-six sat down to the
''feed", and a royal good time was
had.
R. W. Scott has sold his residence
property on the corner of Leggett anC
East Park street to DIR. Jay H. Miller
who will occupy same as soon as va
Gated. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will builC
bungalow but as yet have not de
cided. on location.
The Loyal Mems Class of tn,
Christian church is anticipating {
splendid social evening when it meet
next Moday night at the home of LIE,
Williams. The committee is making
plans to entertain a. full class, ant
all are expected to come.
| The ladies of the M. E. church viii
serve one of their popular roast bee
dinners Thursday noon April 6, iron
11:30 to 100 o'clock at the churcl
parlors. Everyone cordially invite
tables reserved for business men an
school children. Price 20 cents.
The business mems association O
Bryan are making an effort to secur
the northwestern Ohio Firemen's Con
vention to be held June 21st. TIL
convention was to have been held a
North Baltimore but the conventic
hall in that city burned making it in
possible to meet there.
Mr.. Horace S. Eldredge who ha
been in Albuquerque, N. M. for tn
last three years for his health ha
so far recovered as to have taken ur
to himself a wife, announcement c
!. same just having reached his fathe
M. L. Eldredge of Tedrow. HI
friends send congratulations.
William Hammontree is now prt
prietor of the grocery on North Flu
ton. street formerly owned by Ge
Schletz. Mr.. and Mrs. Schletz ar
Mr.. Hammontree and family hay
Exchanged residences and Mr.. ar
Mrs. Schletz will slow down to abol
eight miles an hour now and tai
life a little easier.
r A week ago Tuesday Mrs. Jol
Rupert met with very painful a
cident. While standing on a cha
= removing paper from the wall Il
S chair broke throwing Mrs. Rupert
the floor in such a way as to spra
J, one of her ankles. The muscles we
badly bruised and the ligaments tor
but no bones were broken. She
getting along nicely.
The Tuesday Club met with MI
Fred Croninger this week, when t
following officers were electe
e President, Jessie Scott; 1st vi
: President. Dora Kolb; End Vice Pre-!