Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13


Charles Crupe, 25, Dennison brake
man, lost his life when he fell from
car.
Triplets, all girls, were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Rattunde, San
dusky.
w. j. Morgan was scalded to death |
at the National Stove company plant, |
Lorain.
Augustus A. Strauss, "a, was killed
by a passenger train at North Robin
son., near Bucyrus.
Charles Miller, 35, is fatally i'll at
Marion as a result of drinking acid,
thinking it was whisky.
Lorain county auditor is authorized
by commissioners to reappraise real
estate in Lorain AID Elyria
Rev. F. T. Florstedt, Lutheran min
lister at New Lexington, resigned to
accept pastorate at Gibson5urg.
At Dover, J. H. Mosher resigned as
service director when council cut his
salary from $125 to 500 month.
Charles Jackson, 20 was fatally
stabbed during dice game near Nor
walk. Frank Shipley, As, is under ar
rest
Nothing has been heard from James
Cree, Is, Newark, since he left home
to attend a high school meeting on
Dec. 10.
Mrs. Freda R. Wandoff, "a, Canton,
died from the effects of burns re-
ceived when her dress caught fire
from gas stove.
Rev. Hunter Corbett, "a, native of
Ashland, died at Chez Foo, China,
where he was Presbyterian mission
ary for 81 years.
Rev. George Johnson, SO, for IL
years treasurer of the Parent Mission
ary society of Evangelical churches,
died at Cleveland.
E. E. Lift is organizing a producers
and consumers cooperative concern
at Logan to combat high prices. There
| are $50 members enrolled.
Properties of the Springfield Ter
minal Railway and Power company of
Springfield were ordered sold at auc-
tion by United States district court.
Friction among newly-appointed
federal prohibition enforcement agents
at Toledo resulted in the resignation
of Charles d. Craig, one Of the agents.
Charles Brand, state senatorial can
didate on the Republican ticket, pro-
poses a pre-primary in April to select
one candidate from Champaign county.
Will of Alexander Texto, Sr., wine
manufacturer, Sandusky, leaves his
| 100000 estate to two daughters. His
son, Alexander Textor, Jr., jeweler,
gets $5.
Marion police say E. c. Sites, %,
has confessed that he struck Clyde
Cook, 20, with the butt of revolver.
Cook received a fractured skull, but
may live.
At Findlay, William Stone, Earl
Peterman and Emory and Clarence
Vansant were indicted on charge of
stealing $500 worth of sugar from q
railway car.
Rev. DR.. Thomas w. Locke, 54, SUI
perintendent of the Lancaster district
of the Methodist Episcopal church
died at his home in Columbus OF
uremic poison.
Investigators are unable to deter
mine the cause of a fire which de-
stroyed the Metropolitan and SO
cent store at Toledo and occasioned
loss estimated at SITE, 900.
Friends of Governor Cox say he will
enter the race for the Democratic
nomination for president. He has
| irdo hxy i,-d Jie@,, ,io1
Democratic committee. The governor
himself is noncommittal.
Liquor of several kinds, of an esti
mated value of 100000, was seized
!, by federal officials in the building for
merly used by ]. B. Rose as saloon
in Cleveland. Rose is charged with
violating the prohibition law.
Seventeen hens owned by H W
Kingzed of Tifin laid 200 eggs during
December. Then Kingzed installed
steam heating system and electric
lights in the henhouse. During Jan
: uary the same hens laid 405 eggs.
A 19-year-old sailor, held by the
Cleveland police in connection with
the death Of Frances Altman Stock
, well, chorus girl, was remanded tt
Jail in default of $4,000 bond after ar
raignment before Judge Mcmahon OF
suspicion charge.
Ohio Prohibitionists will held
state convention in Columbus on Ma,
: 81 to elect delegates to the nationa
S Prohibition convention at Lincoln
: Neb., on July 21, and to select candi
5 dates for state ticket State Chair
2 man Gillian made the announcement
: Reunited after being parted for min
days, William Bennett Hoffman an,
0 his $4,000 bride are going to CLAIM
:. his inheritance shortly. They met in
q Massillon restaurant, where Hoffman
S has been serving as short under
/ cook. They were married at Canto
+ last week, after which Hoffman dis
v appeared.
Ohio house passed the Smith bill
j. amending the cold storage law so a
i to authorize the secretary of agricu
v ture to seize products held in storag
s longer than the legal time limit, Sc
n them and pay half of the proceeds t
e the owner and the other half into tn
r state general revenue fund. IL mex
goes to the senate
r Raymond Blubaugh, 35, Mt. Vernon
l. was crushed to death under the roc
h of an icehouse on his farm.
d Thieves broke into bonded ware
house at Sandusky and stole liquo
v valued at $4,000
g Springfield city commission decide
a against adoption of daylight savin
n plan this summer.
Herman Going, IS, pioneer frui
i. | orAWPr PORT Clinton 1iad Of r,,no1