Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-09

spend the summer WITH hef motherl
Mrs. David Disbrow.
Mollie Blizzard left Tuesday for
and. friends in Toledo and from there
she WIKI 20 to Traverse City, Mich,
to visit her brother, John Blizzard.
Mrs. Anna Kestner, Mr.. William
Kestner and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kestner and children of KendalvilleI
Ind, were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Margaret Omlor and family.
Gaylord Goodwin of Wauseon and
Miss Letha E. Blanchard Of Mo-
renci, Mich, were married by Rev.
S. R. Durham at the groom's home
on North Fulton Street Monday
morning.
Purina Baby Chick Chow and
Chicken Chowder make double
wight flesty chicks BECAUSE they
supply an abundance of growing
elements. We sell them.
THE E. F. Hanson Co.
Mrs. R. Shondell and daughter,
Esma; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Shondell
and son Leo Jr., of Napoleon and
MH and Mrs. Robert Shondell
and daughter Annabelle were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. GAZE Trimble.
Sunday.
Harold Collins of o. S. U. spent
few hours with his parents last
/ Chicago where he received an as
80 hn of
he Illinois Central railroad for the
summer.
Miss ArEie Patterson went to Delta
Thursday to visit Miss Agnes Mack
and returned home Sunday evening
with her parents who attended Chill
drens Day exerc ses and were after
church guests of Harry Mack and
family.
Last Friday Mrs. Eva Gasche Of
Waverly, Kansas called on Mrs.
Julia C. Aldrich at her farm home
where she is spending the summer,
Thew were friends in early days Of
Fulton County and both enjoyed the
meeting.
The Aerop'ane and Pilot from
Monroevile. Indiana were kept
busy LIST Sunday by persons who
} were desirous of getti ing up above
: the earth. From seventeen to
twenty flights were made, the land
ing fed chosen Was on South Shoop
:; Avenue.
Mrs. A. M Baker a former well
known and highly respected resi-
lent of Wauseo,1 died at the home of
the Misses Kathryn and Florine
Files where she was visiting We'd
morning at o'clock. An accute
attack of Brioh+s D sease is said 70
have been the immediate cause of
Mrs. Bakers death.
Spring-time and June-time and
Show-time are here all right, the
Ginnivan Dramatic Company will
open up their tent show on the Leg
gett Street Chautauqua hot next
/. Mondav evening. A new play every
nipht for solid week. For roper
tore of plays players and special
, features see their ad in this issue
: cf the Tribune.
Our genial florist, Charles Jordan
disputed the right of way with a
. f. and I. car last Saturday after
noon just west of the Fulton Street
crossing and the truck he was driv-
Ding got the worst of It. 1t was a
: "head-on" collision. but as ne ther
the car nor the truck were speed
ing, no one was hurt and the only
damage was that suffered by Mr..
Jordan's auto truck that was put
!. out of commission and laid up for
: extensive repairs.
Through the kindness of Mr.. w
W. Caddell, the Scouts will have
t charge of the Princess Theatre,
: Tuesday June 28th The boys will
use the proceeds from the feature
film to purchase Camp equipment
such as tents etc.
Every one appreciates what this
0 will mean to the Scouts and should
: be willing to do a good turn for them
: by purchasing several tickets wher
the Boy Scouts put on their ticket
sale.
: Gard of Thanks =.
h We wish to extend our sincere
:. thanks to the many neighbors anl
friends for the flowers and sympa
thy at the time Of the death Of oul
n beloved father, William Sherer
o Especially the K. of p, Pythiar
o Sisters. G. A. R.. also the pastor!
n and all others who assisted in an!
e way in the funeral services.
The Children