Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-27

IuuIUuSy 0lGCC6u pI6Slu6Il, OilIO ulFf
sion, United Daughters of Confeder-
acy.
Marion, O.-Erie railroad officials
have announced that transfer freight
station will be doubled and 25O men
employed.
Ironton, O.-Ironton's 1875, 1000 water.
works bonds sold to Splitter, Rorick &
Co., Toledo, although legality of bonds
is questioned.
Cleveland, O.-Firemen use ladders
to rescue six women imprisoned in
rooms when fire breaks out in three
story tenement In Woodland avenue.
Marion, O.-Bishop William F. An.
derson delivered an address at the
seventh anniversary of the building
of Memorial NJ E. church, Caledonia
Akron, O.-Summit county has ST..
100000 invested in automobiles and
only little more than $1.OOO,OO in
horse flesh, according to reports of
assessors.
Marysville, O.-Golden wedding an.
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fryman celebrated in their home in
Thompson township by about 400 rela.
tives and friends.
Toledo, Willys-O Overland stock
holders to get cash quarterly divi-
dend of $1,40O,O00 November 1, when
! directors vote distribution for $4,000
600 outstanding stock.
Wadsworth, O.-Henry Heady, old
est resident of county, dead in infrm-
ary at 81. He entered infirmary vol
untari'' in 1913 and paid his own way.
He 1T $1,100 in bank.
Toledo, O.-Twenty persons narrow
! iy escaped death when an ammonia
pipe in Folger refrigerating plant
burst, causing fremen to use gas
masks to repair break
Toledo, O-Police seek fine prison
ers who escaped from house of cor.
rection by driving portion of iron bed
through roof and escaping through
hole by jump of 80 feet to ground.
Elyria, O.-Jacob S. Coxey, inde-
pendent candidate for United States
senator, was caught in the Ridgeville
speed trap while going 80 miles an
hour, and paid fine of $3.50 and costs
Youngstown, O.-Youngstown wage
and salaried workers during Septem
Der were paid at annual rate of better
than $51,OOO,000 September distribu
tion $4,311,8 1864, compared with $3,88S,
I 129 in August.
Marion, O.-Hardin county to en-
ploy county farm agent, it is an
nounced, following address before
Kenton's Retail Mems association BY
Carroll B. Huntress, secretary Marion
chamber of commerce.
Coshocton, O.-Plans now are beins
prepared by H. L. Dixon & Co., Pitts
burg, for factory to be erected here
by the Coshocton Glass Co. The fac
tory will employ $50 additional mel
and will increase capacity of the plan
by 150,000,000 bottles per year
Dayton, O.-Dr. Fred w. Weaver
physician and widely known III tn,
state as an Ohio Guardsman, diet
J after an illness of FIVE weeks. H,
was chief surgeon during the Span
J ish-American war and was connecte
with the Ohio National Guard for 9
J years.
Columbus, O.-Fifteen hundre
. Masons were in the city attendin
the meeting of the Grand Lodge Q
3 Ohio, F. and A. NJ, at it's 10Th ar
: nual communication in Masonic ten
t pie. Visitors were welcomed b
: Mayor Karb and Past Grand Maste
Charles ]. Pretzman.
!. Marion, O-WiI T. Hays, Of MOI
walk, entered a plea of guilty to viz
4 lating the Ohio blue sky law by sellin
/ stocks without a license. He was fine
}. $500 and the fine was remitted O
: promise that the offense would nc
: be repeated.
e Toledo, O.-The buildings and stoc
S of the c. A. Mauk Lumber compan
e were destroyed by fire. The loss !
d 100000 The explosion of a barre
j. of creosote, soon after the flames wer
i discovered, scattered burning brand
through the yards.
}. Washington c. H, O.-George Acl
# ley, boy horse thief, sentenced t
d Mansfield reformatory, admits he pc
). jured while testifying before gran
d jury.
Cadiz, O.-The Seventh district {
/, the Ohio State Medical Society is i
i session in Cadiz DR.. w d. Inglas, C,
r lumbus; DR.. Charles w. McGavra1
=: Columbus; DR.. James S. McClellel
$ Bellaire; DR.. J. S. McCollam, Uhrich
,, vile; DIR. John S. Bradley, SteubeI
# vile; DR.. ]. 0. Howe1ls, I'll e7or
r. are on the program
Mans Duties.
C. There is an idea abroad amor
n. moral people that they should NAL