Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-30

m Mr.. W. W. Caddell has secured the
cd picture "The Shek" for next week.
This picture had a run of two weeks
a at the Valentine in Toledo. You will
,er want to see it.
The Junior Girls of the Wauseon
an High School will hold sale of baked
en- goods and home made ice cream at
the Expositor office Saturday morn
ing at 900 o'clock.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. John Lutrell of Gle {
veland visited the Wauseon Schools
Tuesday. Mrs. Lutrell formerly was
en- teacher here while Mr.. Lutrell was !
ay Supt. of the All School.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Chapman and fam
In lily of jackson, Mich, motored here
at to spend Sunday with her parents.
The boys remained for weeks va
cation in the McKibben home.
his Mr.. Owen Viers has purchased the
house and lot adjoining his property,
occupied by Mr.. Grice. His daughter,
co. Mr.. and Mrs. Haas will occupy the
an residence as soon as it is vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rubin en-
Vel bAAiC0 at Ou1ludJ u4Es w I'll
Or Lyon, Misses Iva Smith, Hazel
Sharpe and Mr.. and Mrs Dale Ken
:, nedy of Morenci, Mich
ler Miss Louisa Stuempel of the Ameri-
can School of Physical Culture at Chi
- cago is spending the spring vacation
an n' with her parents, Mr.aiand Mrs. F. A.
en- Steumpel.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Snow enter
~ tained the following guests Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snow of Toledo,
Mrs. Ralph Fraker and son, Mrs.
at Edna Mason and children and Mrs.
in Fred Wolf. i
Tribune $1.00 per year. Biggest
en. buy for the money of any paper in
nd the county. Twelve pages this week.
Full of news of the county and sur.
rounding territory. More news than
he any other paper in the county.
0i- A branch of the National
+ Catholic Welfare Council held their
ent regular monthly meeting at the
nd church hall Monday evening. Mr..
Harry Lutt of Napoleon addressed
them.
ear
ge Miss Gertrude Tappaa, daughter If
County Commissioner Tappan, spent
the week end with her parents near
oio Delta and Sunday with Miss Floren e
his Kugel She is teaching in the Mo-
renci schools.
am The Funkhousers and, She pa i ,
ng Clothing Store is being frightened
with new lighting fixtures, which i'm
,e proves the store a great deal TIE
, Wauseon Electric Store are putting in /
u , the fixtures.
Mr.. Geo. Hahn, an old resident of
, ,n,. Napoleon was buried Thursday of last
- - week. He was born in Germany and
came to this country when 26 years of
f. age and has been tailor practically
Mr.. all of his life. He was "a years
in age.
10 The following from here were in
Toledo Monday evening to hear I
are Sousa's band at the Coliseum: Mr.. :,
RS. and Mrs. C. C. Cummings, Mr.. and
his Mrs. Geo. Oakley, Gertrude Barber
Louise and Catherine Grisier and
Wilma Smith i
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son M. II. baogley, VINO IS Wei KNOW
ria in Fulton County, has been spending
the past several weeks with friends,
and relatives near Ottokee, his old
ned home neighborhood. Mr.. Badgley is
ris- now living at Los Angeles, Calf, and
at Has not made trip East for nineteen
years. His friends gave him a royal
=, welcome.
the
lii Mr.. C. A. Stenson of Toledo has
mn purchased the Pool and Billiard
Room of G. R. Stickley. He took
possession of the place Friday morn :
ana ing and has moved his family here.
Oh The name. of the place will be The
re South Side Pool and Billiard
Academy. He earnestly solicits your
ofl patronage.
of IT.. e-;,o5a e NJ uo,,..a u,,o~s
ter ninnad n S b;,+hda a. : 49, ~ h;s hon,s
north of town Sunday evening. A
,si- delicious dinner was served and al
ron cake with % candles decorated the
,mo center of the table. Those present
from Wauseon were: Mr.. Austin
Myers, Miss Marjorie Smith, Mr.. and
,om Mrs. w. E. Disbrow and Mr.. and
Ugh Mrs. C. j. Keller.
The following Boy Scouts attended
the Band Concert given by Sousa's
not band at the Coliseum in Toldeo, Mon
ing day evening: Robert Miley, Edwin
the Wager, Hugh Williams, Harold Roos,
Sam Borton, Clarence Strole, Clyde
Miley. Allen Campbell, Blaine
son Schnall and Bernard Bensman. Mr..
this B NJ. Borton accompanied the boys
A, and were joined in Toledo by Mr. c.
re- E. Wager. They thoroughly enjoyed
the concert.
ght- The Wauseon Lodge No. 349 F. and
ere A. M. have sold the Greenough pro-
ek's perty to the Methodist Church andl
have purchased the second storv\ of
the Smallman and Prichard Build
as ing over the G. v. Soule Grocery. The!
frs. transaction will take place the first,
To- Fof April, but the Lodge will begin atI
once to remodel the floor and fit up a.
Club Room and Banquet Room. Hard
1tly wood floors will be put down over thei
lille old floor now there, making a fine re-
bod creation room for all Masons.
WANTED MEN FOR STEADY
as WORK. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
drs. FOR ACTIVE MEN OVER 81
drs. YEARS OF AGE TO LEARN
EITHER MOLDING OR CORE:
MAKING. ALSO HAVE work.
atIFOR LABORERS.
238 THE u. s. MALL. IRON co, 52-4c
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