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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21

Miss Goldie and Velma Dixon Sunday,
Misses Alice and Rehecca Hall were
visiting their sister, Mrs. Allen Burris
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hensley Is on the sick
list.
Miss Mary Wallace WAS the guest of
Miss Mary Moore over Saturday and
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Berry and little
daughter are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Prichard at this place.
Bud Hurt was calling on Miss Quinn
Heaberlin Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charley Davis was the dinner
guest of Mrs. Clark Dixon Sunday.
Miss Lola and Mamie Boyd were
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Shannon last week.
Tom Sperry who has employment nj
Ashland is visiting home folks.
Miss Grace Davis who is at William
son, w. Va, Is expected home soon.
Raymond Compton who is attending
school at Louisa was visiting home
folks over Saturday and Sunday,
c. w Heabcrlin is on the sick list.
There is prayer meeting here ever
"Wednesday night. Everybody come.
a COUNTRY JAKE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
GLADYS

our school closed Jan. r. We are
sorry to see 1t close for We. certainly
have had good school.
Walter Jobc passed up our creek one
day last week.
Lizzie Kitchen who is at A. D. Balls
was calling on home folks Sunday.
Richard Pennington of Cresco, is
visiting his father at this place.
Iantha Coins was calling on her
daughter at this place Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs, George Savage have
returned to their home at Nolen, w,
va. Mrs. Savage taught a successful
term of school at Morgan. wr
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Wright expect
to visit relatives and friends at this
place soon. "..... ..... ...,. .
Liza Kitchen and Virginia lobe were
calling on Miss Beulah Collinsworih
Saturday and Sunday. 49,. ....
Luther NJ. Ward and Joe May make
frequent trips to Gait,
Miss Minnie b. Pennington will leave
in a few days for Louisa whore she
will attend the KIN. c.
Mrs, Alice Browning is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Tivis Wright.
w. S..PcnningtOn made n business
"trip to Webbville one day this week,
MI. and Mrs Willie Pennington were
calling on the latter's parents Saturday
and Sunday on Irish Creek.
Mecca Pc 1nington was calling on
Mrs Mary l,ttchcn Tuesday.
Success to the good old NEWS is the
wish of JUST US 2.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
BURNAUGH

Mr.. and Mrs Burr Finhey came up
from Catlettsburg Tuesday evening
and were met at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Burns Finncy by jolly bell
crowd, ......
Services were held here Sunday af-
rrrnoon by Rev Farley, 3D.. ....
Pat Vauhorn still makes his regular
trips to Zelda.
= Mrs. BcCkie Powell was in Ashland
recently. IT,. .".. ......'. .. .
Miss Leah shannon was a shopper
in Catlettsburg recently .... ..
Carl Hcaberlln who is employed on
tho extra force, visited his wife and
baby over Sunday.
Moving is very popular in our com
munity among the renters. ...
Saul VnnhOrn has rented the Hall
farm and has moved to it. .. .
Miss Pearl Workman visited her sis
ter, Mrs Chas. Davis recently.
John Yanhorn who is employed at
Hubbardstown spent Sunday at home
here. ..:5
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Francisco and
bnby of Pike county, have been guests
of Mrs. Burr Wright.
d. l., Prichard still makes regular
trips to Strother Fannin's.
The Misses Heaberlin were recent
visitors AT buchanan.
Let us hear from Fallsburg and
Zelda again.
JOLLY SCHOOL cHuMs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
FALLSBURG

Scho"i closed AT inns pace Jam I'D
aud was largely h'i"ndcd
Charley Collins" "r'h Is 81 h"ln' "''
Il lordAY '"fl"'IEN
Tho s!ck in our l' iHhh" mood h' ''
better at this wrunE
Misses rr4sI. Culljnrw"rlh lIH7'
Chhffin and Afl". i'rtd''t ""I' 'A..h.
on hrs K Il ChHilin" Iu"ad:t> htRh'.
w" Ar" All En'd. /" <''' '"'7' '''"'
ron. winding hr yard nirN h'air
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
ULYSSES

Mrs. Eulp Castle dIcd Wednesday.
lau%Lth. Her death was caused By
hrIng mrtlyTrd She leaves many
friends and relatives to mourn her
loss
Mrs. John a. Stay, OF New Thack"r.
W Va, has been visiting her parents.
MIR and Mrs. James Morrison.
Mrs Stay before marriage was Miss
Georgia MORRISON.
Miss Curnalcr Castle made 4 bust
ness trip to Louisa Monday.
Miss Goldic Ray Castle spent tn" day
Sunday with Miss Eliza Jan" Davis.
Tobic Chandler and Wray BcVens
were the pleasant guests Of friends at
this place Sunday.
Several from this place attended
church at Chestnut Grove Sunday.
Frank Smith and family have moved
to this place from West Virginia.
SAMMY Borders has returned home
from LuCnsvillc, ohio, where he has
been some time.
Misses Edna Borders who has been
AT Huntington. w. Nar has returned
home.
Dave Davis and Charley Borders left
Monday for New ThaCker, w. Va"
where they win work Il while.
Mrs Marandi Morrison lcft last week
for Ashland where she Will he treated
FOR i'll health.
Burns Davis has returned from Bur
dimn where he has been some time.
MI aud Mrs. Thurman Jones spent
Christmas with relatives ut this place.
Also Mlnyard Jones,
Walter Castle LETT last week for New
Thackor. w. Va.
Mrs. Nora Fitch and daughter Eva
May Of Georges Creek, spent Tuesday
night with her brother Lyss Davis.
School is progressing nicely at this
place with f. b. Berry teacher but we
are sorry to say that IT viii soon close
Mrs Henry Borders is slowly i'm
proving.
Several of the young folks visited
She school at Upper Ulysses Friday
evening,
We have large snow which fell
Sunday night According to Uncle Tod
Edwards saying this is the last snow
wen have this winter
... . THREE CHUMS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
TABORS CREEK, w. VA.

Rev. BasCUm Lakin preached a very
interesting sermon here Sunday,
Mrs. Virginia Frasher is very Ill.
Mrs. Grace Bcllony was calling on
Mrs. Mary Massie Friday evening.
Mrs. Militia Lester was business
visitor in krnOVa Monday.
Rev. Bdscum Lukin was calling on
Miss Violet May Crabtree Sunday.
Miss Cclesta Sturgell was tn" Sun
day night guest OF Miss Florence LOar.
Misses Ida, Lilly and AmOrse Lester,
Messrs Willie Lester and Anderville
Hanley were the guests of Miss BlanCh
Frazier Sunday night
Annie F>rashcr is on the sick list.
Celia Saulsberry, Militia Peck and
Isabelle Lycan were the dinner guests
Sunday of Miss Fanny Frasher.
AnderVille HanlCy was calling on
Miss Ida NJ. Lester Sunday.
Rev Bascom Lakin will begin ser
les of meetings mere in the near flu
turp. A GADABOUT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
BUSSEYVILLE

Church at this place the fourth Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
School closed at this place on New
Years day. A tackey party was given
by the school children and all report
nice time. Miss Bessie Lee Clark
son and Jim Carter were the two
tackIcst ones present. ..."
Misses Ruby and Gertrude Pigg are
visiting relatives in Huntington.
Richard Adams, clifford and Hilbert
GARRISON attended church ~ Smoky
Valley Sunday night.
the measles
Miss IncZ Wellman called on MISS
Bessie Lee Clarkson Sunday,
Miss Oslo and Solomon Bradley spent
Sunday night with Miss Virginia Brad
ley of Route l.
Richard and Charles Adams called
on Tom Carter Monday night
Jerry Wcllman called on Want Well
man Sunday evening.
Warren Pigg was On GI'rcnbrirr Sat
urday morning.
Miss Inez Wcllman. Bessie Lee
Clarkson, Want and Jerry Wc!lman
were out kodaking.
]. II. Clarkson was IN Bu"Scyvi!le
Friday afternoon.
.. Jim Hayes was At Pleasant Ridge
Saturday.
Misses Virginia and Alva Bradley
called on Misses Bessie and Martha b.
Clurkson Sunday.
Green Adams of Boyd county Is VS.
iting relatives at this place.
Myrtle Hughes and Oslo Bradley
called on Mrs. Belle Ham Thursday.
We're expecting a revival TO begin
at the Busscyville church in February
by Brother Sparks.
Hilbert Clarkson and Want "ellman
were business visitors in Louisa sat
urdny
/ Mrs burgess Compton OF Superior,
is at the home of her parents at THIS
place, Mr. and Mrs r. IL. BOwe. She
Is IN poor health We trust for her
recovery.
We thought when 1927 came that
there wouldn't hc any NOR" weddings,
aul things look more serious than ever
Listen for the bells ringing "a Busspy %
ylIlr. tn. 2Sth Of january and also tn"
lyth Of February
\ LONESOME KID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
MATTE

Prayer meeting ut the Matte church
house every Sunday at o'clock. EV-
eryhody come.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore
fine girl
John Moore and L. r. Moore were
Sunday dinner guests of Drew Rose
and wife
Oscar Short wife and children were
Saturday and Sunday guests of Fred
Short and wife.
Mrs Jay Moore spent Monday with
Mrs y. f. Moore.
Allie Edwards made trip to Louisa
Monday.
Willie and Milt Moor" are attending
tn" X, n G. ut Louisa.
RaHcOm and Johnnie Moore left Sun
day for Louisa wher" they Will attend
the X. N. c.
Alma and Jettic Hayes entertained
number OF young folks sunday af-
tcrnOOn.
Estll Hayes was calling at y. F.
M00rr's Sunday.
j ID Ball entertained quite mum
Der Of his boy friends Sunday.
Dewey and Stella Moore were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. VIII" Davis of sip
the first Of tho week.
Willie Borders and Thomas and Ed
gel BAH are attending school At Louisa.
Bculah Edwards Of Cktrlcy is visit
ing relatives at this place.
Mrs TolCr Of Glen Alum w. Va, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Moore
OF this place.
Mrs Sula Moore and Mrs. Lula ED e
wards were Sunday dinner guests Of
b r Moore and family
I;urrsi" and Everett Ban are at
tending school a, Georges Creek.
MRS GRUNDN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
BLAINE

S. ID. WelIman is moving from Ohio
to his home at this place.
VIM Cole Was tn" pleasant guest Of
his uncle, Bud Swetnam, one night re
Gently
Miss Ethel Swetnam Is very sick
with whoopIng cough.
. CELSIUS Roberts was calling on NJ. NJ.
Bates Sunday.
Herbert Hewlett was calling on his
aunt. Mrs. G. n. Wellman. Friday af
ternoOn g..
j. L. Hewlett has as his guests his
mother and sister of oklahoma.
c. f. HolbroOk of Ashland, is spend
ing a few days with his sister. Mrs. +.
c. Berry. ...... So.
VIM Stafford and son of Portsmouth,
Ohio, spent n few days last week with
friends and relatives at this place.
X. Y. z.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
so. sOLON, OHIO

The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Hicks and left a fine girl--Beulah.
Grover c. Hicks was in our town
Friday on business. .. 30"
H. c. Hicks was visiting friends and
relatives at So. Charleston Saturday.
Emmett Estep and NJ. j. Hicks were
at Selma Sunday
Corn husking is all the go here
Geo. S. Prince who has had employ
ment at So Charleston for some time
has returned to his home at Kingston
r. w. Sexton made a business trip
. Washington c. H. Friday.
II. C. Hicks will visit friends and
relatives in Kentucky soon.
Success to the dear old NEWS.
SOMEBODY'S FRIEND
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
YATESVILLE

A drilling machine has been moved
onto the land of r. +. Crank and re-
ports say that the machinery Is 10 be
not and the drilling Is to be commenc-
ed at an early date.
Earsel Wcllman, who has been here
on hunting tour for several days
past, has returned to his home al Lo-
Ean, w. Va.
Edgar Rifles subscription school is
progressing nicely with a good att"n-
dance.
Jack Scott has moved back from
Busseyvillc to Cadmus.
W. II, Bentley Is getting out som"
nice coal here now. II" is the only
miner that Is operating east OF the
william Ekcrs mines
The roads ar" in "A tcrribl" shap",
and our local merchants are having "A
enc getting their goods hauled. Tn"
mail boy says there Is 80 much mud
and water in the road that III" only
thing he fears for himself and hurs"
Is strangulation.
George Chapman IL having built a
telephone line from j. G. Shorts into
the Dalton oil field near Potter
Rev. Kincuid, our preacher. held
services here Sunday and Sunday
night.
There Is now great deal Of sick
ness throughout our section OF the
neighborhood Three ladies of just
above Fallsburg who hnv" been dan
geTously III are now conva"lScing, ""
are glad Ia say. They ar" Mrs. Gcorg"
Yates, Mrs. John Yates and Mrs. Anna
COokScy.
The Ohio Fuel Oil Company has
settled on having the Rcn Diamond gas
well cleaned out. They Say that owing
TO water and other INSTRUCTIONS in tn"
well the pressure is not sufficient for
their business.
COUNTRY GRE9NIiOKN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
The Leading Road
To Poor Mans Friend

The bottom fell out of groceries
again: Arbuckle coffee 25c ID; one
package Home Run l5c ID; Sunrise 25c
pkg; Id. best peaberry coffee Csc.
sugar l2hc ID: granulated No. s sugar
10c; 2 cans salmon Csc; l6 OF. Clean
Easy soap &C., :'5.
We sell overcoatS for men, vests and
sack coats, fine cashmere mems coats
$2.65, $2.75 and $3.50. Mems shoes from
1850 pair to $3.50 and S2.25.
We are high buyers and low sellers
Give us a call. We gave farmer on
New Years day for one ham S12 in
cash We paid for one in high grade
flour IFS lbs. for same size. We pay
any farmer for more hams. We bought
in one week many pounds at high
price. We give so lbs. lard for so lbs
hams at any of our stores
: FurS gone up here at our fur depart
ment. We pay in groceries 5000; No. I
potts in groceries $40; same for No. I
mink; No 2 musk rats 75c; No. 5
muskrat 60c; No. 4 for 40c; No 2 win
ter caught opossum 65c: No. 3, 35c.
We sell all kinds Of perishable goods.
bananas, oranges, raisins, Rome beauty
apples, and winsesaps Fresh loaf
=
ale l5c, raspberry and strawberry Acc
can pie peaches and tomatoes 25c;
sardines Zoe can; 3 cans sardines 25c
with key. Horse corn chop, half gall
lon loo; one gallon soc. Hot coffee 10c-
cup. Fresh cheese. bologna sausage.
We buy for oil and gas field trade.
Want our business to reach 100000
This year We buy low is reason we
sell low, We have team and haul from
Webhyille and Louisa daily. Have
stock Of -four laid in, plenty ON hands
We buy wheat $500 per bu or give
Hour for wheat. Pay zoe HI for should
prs in groceries. Exchange flour for
hams. l6 or. to pound, 100 cents to
dollar Is our motto.
Send your furs by parcel post. Put
name in package. Some one sent some
without name. We send money all too
glad when have name of party making
shipment
It's always been Pack agin the
world" Leading store IN Blaine.
Big Blaine Produce Co.
II. J. PACK. Manager
Box IS Blaine, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-01-21
Big Blaine Produce Co.

r. ]. PACK, Manager
Box IS Blaine, Ky.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
JULY HOTTEST MONTH
AT EXPERIMENT STATION
IN % WEAR RECORDC

With mean temperature of 76.1
degrees, July 1921 was the hottest
month recorded at the Ohio Expert
ment Station, Wooster, for 33 years
July 1901 previously held the record
with a mean temperature of 75.9
degrees.
The range in temperature in July
was from 81 to SO. The 33-year aver
age temperature for July at Wooster
is 71,9, making the past month So
degrees higher than the average.
A temperature of SO was reached
on 3 days-July 4, and 8, but the
hottest July day on record was July
4, 1911, -101 degrees. The high.
est temperature ever recorded at the
Station was 105 degrees on August
6, 1918.
! June 1921 had a mean temperature
of I'll compared with 33 year aver
age of 67.4. This record, however il
surpassed by June 1919 with NEAR
temperature of 1872 degrees.
The rainfall for July at Wooster
was light, only 2.92 inches as com
pared with Alt inches the average
for SO years.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
A NARROW ESCAPE

Mr.. Naman Overmeyer had a mar
row escape from death last Satur-
day morning; when riding bicycle
on Commercial Street near its inter-
section with South Fulton he met
a motor truck of the Cement Stave
Silo Company, becoming confused in
regard to which direction the
truck would turn onto Fulton Street,
Overmeyer rode directly in front of
the truck and before the truck could
be stopped it struck him and he fell
beneath the truck. Overmeyer was
the truck suffering lacertaions on his
extricated from the wreckage under
left arm and badly wrenched leg.
The wheel was a complete wreck.
Persons who witnessed the accident
expected to find Overmeyr's lifeless
body under the truck and esteem ii
almost a miracle that he was not
killed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
FIRST YEAR +

Miss S. Anna Bevier D, c., Wau-
seon's chiropractor completed her
first year in Wauseon last Wednes-
day August 10th. 1t was August
10th 1920 that Miss Bevier took over
the offices of S, B. Yoder, D. c. and
his practice, Mr.. Yoder desiring to
take a trip in the West with a view
of locating at some point in the
Western States, he has now located
permanently at Nampa, Idaho, where
he is enjoying very good practice,
Some of the residents of Wauseon
remember Miss Bevier as a teacher
in the Public Schools of this city a
few yaers ago; she also taught for
some time in the Fayette schools
Since her teaching days, Miss Be
vier has been student in the Uni
versity of Michigan and at the Ma
tional College Of Chiropractic, Chi
cago, ILL.,, from which last named
institution she graduated. Last week
Miss Bevier attended convention OF
graduates and faculty of her Alma
Mater in Chicago returning the first
of the present week to resume her
work.
Miss Bevier has been very success
full in her practice here during the
year and has won many friends both
in this vicinity and at Fayette where
she makes regular visits each week
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
GORSUCK FAMILY
'' REUNION

The Seventh annual reunion of the
Gorsuch family will be held at the
Fulton County Fair Grounds on
Sunday August, 14th, 1921.
All members of the family or those
in any way connected with the family
are urged to come and help break
the attendance record of former
years:
Officers for 1921, are:
President, Freeman Gorsuch.
Vice President, Frank P. Gorsuch.
! Secretary, Ernest H. Gorsuch.
Historian, Will Gorsuch.
| Committee on time and place: Abe
Hogeboom, Chm, Ira F'raker and Ed
Gorsuch.
Committee on grounds: Eli Burk-
holder, Chm, Jno. Gorsuch, Robert
| Gorsuch.
Table Committee: Mrs. Eli
Burkholder, Chm, Mrs. Ira Fraker
Mrs. Ed Gorsuch, Mrs. Jno. Hartman
Program: George Gorsuch, Mrs
Nola George, Mrs. Ernest H. Cor
such.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
STORIES OF AMERICA and AMERICANS
Tecumsehs League of Nations His Appeal to Proctor
Who Killed Tecumseh.

of going away, give them to US, and
you may go and welcome from us.
Our lives are in the hands of the
Great Spirit We are determined
to defend our lands, and if it be his
will, we wish to leave our bones up
on them" His bones, however, de-
cayed upon foreign soil.
Some of the supposed best authori-
ties make the unqualified statement
that the celebrated Indian chief,
statesman and warrior, Tecumseh,
was killed at the Battle of the
Thames, October 9th, 1913, by Col.
R. M. Johnson of the mounted Ken
lucky troops. While the matter is
not vital point in history. yet it
may be stated that it was never fully
established, and therefore never will
be, by whose hand Tecumseh met his
death. Captain McAfee of Col.
Johnson's regiment who was at the
battle and the best authority, in
writing of the contest says: "Col-
onel Johnson was shot through his
thigh and in his hip, by the first fire
ofothe Indians, and shortly after
wards was shot through his left hand
by ball which ranged up his arm
but did not enter his body. He con-
tinued, however, in front of his men,
gallantly fighting the enemy as long
as the action lasted at that place
The white mare on which he rode
was also shot so severely that she
fell and expired soon after she had
carried her rider within the lines of
the infantry. Tecumseh was found
among the dead, at the point where
Colonel Johnson had charged upon
the enemy in person; and it is gener-
ally believed that this celebrated
chief fell by the hand of the Colonel.
1t is certain that the latter killed the
Indian with his pistol, who shot him
through the hand, at the very spot
where Tecumseh laid, but another
dead body laid at the same place, and
Mr.. King, soldier in Captain David
sons company, had the honor of kill
ing one of them" We believe this
statement the best authority in ex-
istence, written over 100 years ago.
Harrison's great victory in this
battle, which was one of the last acts
in the drama of the war of 1912, his
pursuit of Proctor and the latter's
narrow escape, will make story in
itself.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
NOTICE

Owing to an increased number of
delinquincies, it has become nee
essary to enforce our tariff regula-
tions covering same, which reads as
follows:
All bills for power and lighting
Art No. II, Tariff No. 5 P. U. C. O.
will be considered in arrears and
overdue on the 25th of the month
following that in whcih current is
used. If not paid by that date,
service may be discontinued and
meter removed, When current is
turned off for non-payment an addi-
tional charge of one dollar ($1.00)
may be made and collected before
current Is turned on again.
The above disconnections shall be
made without notice.
Collections are made at the Light
Plant from 600 a. m, to 600 p. m
week days and Saturday evenings
from 700 p, m. to 500 p, m.
The Toledo and Indiana R. R. Co
j. r. Lawrence,
Supt. 1t. and Pr. Dept.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
Probate Court

Estate of Albret R. Stranahan, pc
tition to distribute assets in kind
filed and granted. Assent and agree
ment fled. Report of distribution
filed and confirmed.
Estate of Ellen T. Wood, first and
final account, hearing confirmed, Ad.
w. w. A. discharged.
Guardianship of Ola E. Ives, final
account, hearing confirmed, guardian
discharged.
Estate of George Ellinwood, 1st
partial account, hearing confirmed.
Guardianship of Helen ]. Crime
final account filed, hearing Angus
E29, 1921.
Guardianship of Sophia Bicke1
application filed, notice to ward anG
next of kin issued, hearing Angus
9Th, 1921 at 200 p. m.
Estate of Albert R. Stranahan
final account filed, hearing August
29th, 1921.
Romeo D. Mizer, Admr. VS. Gusts
Bucher ct al. Report of appraise
ment filed and confirmed Bond dis
pensed with, application to sell a
private sale filed and granted, ant
order of sale issued.
Guardianship of John Quinn, fina
account filed, hearing August 29th
1921.
Estate of Isaiah L. Hagerman
tax certified to Auditor.
Guardianship of Frances Arnsbar
ger, final account filed, hearing Sept
S, 1921.
Estate of Jacob Hursch, final dis
tributive account filed and confirmed
administrator W. w. A. discharged
F. A. Barber, Admr. VS. Grac
Valentine ct al, application to SCI
real estate at private sale filed an
granted, and order of sale issued.
Guardianship of Jennie Schrane
End partial account filed, hearin
Sept. 5th.
Estate of Peter P. Roth, inheri
tance tax determined.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
SWIFTS PRODUCE
REVIEW

The butter market has shown some
weakness during the latter part of
the week, resulting in definitely
lower prices at the close. This is
due to a slight falling off in the de-
mand and the fact that production
is keeping up remarkably well, con-
sidering the season.
Poultry receipts are increasing
and prices are generally unchanged
AS spring chickens reach the mar
keting age, the movement will un-
doubtedly increase, resulting in some
decline in buying and selling values
Receipts of fresh eggs are about
normal for this season of the year
with quality generally reported al
improving and prices ruling little
higher than previous week.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11
QUICK WORK
Charles

Last Saturday night Charles
Welch of Chesterfield had his Ford
touring car stolen from the streets
Of Morenci. The Sheriff's office at
Wauseon was notified and on Sunday
evening Sheriff Fcrd was notified
that an abandoned car was standing
in the yard of the Cement Stave Silo
Company. The Sheriff Immediately
investigated and found that the car
was the same that had been stolen
from Morenci the night before. The
owner, Mr.. Welch was notified at
once and on Monday came to Wau.
seon and claimed his car.