The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-03-02
Settlement

MISS Esther M0SeFt nurse III
hospital at Detroit visited her
mother, Mrs. Josephine Moser one
day last week.
Mrs. Wilbert Welty of Fostoria
gave a shower for her sister, Elnore
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Locher, Saturday afternoon,
February Is.
Rev. Falkenberg, of Columbus,
preached at the Ebenezer church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Milford Haas entertained her
Sunday school class of young mar
ried men and women of the st. John
church at her home last Wednesday
evening.
Noah Soldner and family and
Mrs. Ellen Amstutz spent Wednes-
day of last week in Berne, Ind. The
former visited at the home of Mrs.
Soldner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Springer. Mr.. Springer has not
been well for some time.
Villas Gerber, teacher in the Dola
school, spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Gerber
Mr.. Gerber was confined to his bed
several days the past week.
John Gerber is starting a new
custom canning factory at Wharton
He will furnish it with the latest
new equipment. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
Clay will move to Wharton in the
near future where Mr.. Clay will
have charge of the factory.
John Kinsinger and family expecr
to move this week into their newl!
purchased home. Mr.. Kinsinger hat
the electric lights and a furnace in
| stalled.
Mrs. Josephine Moser and her son
in-law, Howard Welty went to Mans
field week ago Sunday to visit a
the home of her daughter, Mrs
Keith Frary and family. Mrs. Welt
and children returned home wit
them after spending week wit
her sister and family.
Miss Martha Diller who is dow
with phlebitis following an opera
tion is improving slowly.
Mrs. Ernest Miller who spent tw
terms in India is at her home
New Stark on furlough. She wa
the speaker at the worlds day c
prayer at the st. John Mennonit
church, Friday afternoon.
Hiram Geiger traded his car on
1887 Chevrolet, at Glandorf.
Coral Donaldson bought the Dav
property from the Riley townshi
Board of Education for $1,000. The
expect to move soon from the Oswi
Gerber property which was recent
sold to Mrs. Charles Johns. TIL
Davy house is situated near ii
creek at the west end of town.
John Gerber is drilling well ;
Leipsic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Hunt ar
son Stanley who made their hon
with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Arthur Badertscher moved on
farm three miles east of McCom
The latter's son Lorain Badertscht
and family moved on farm fo,
and one-half miles east of Bluffto
He will work for Albert and Ere
Marquart.
A series of three day services w
be held at the st. John Mennoni
church beginning Tuesday evenin
February % to March End, at IA
Rev. George Dick of Lima will
the speaker. March 7 to March
Rev. Jacob Unruh of Fortuna, Nj
speaker, and March 16 to March
Rev. L. NJ. Ziemer of Toledo viii
the speaker.
Misses Matilda and Susan Ba
niger are remodeling their hous
p. p. Welty is doing the carpent
work. Clyde Suter has the contra
to put in hot water furnace,
stocker, fixtures for two bath room
etc. They viii also have the electr
lights installed. David Culp is d
ing the wiring.
The woman's missionary socie
of the st. John church viii ha'
their monthly meeting at the churt
Thursday afternoon. The girls W
have their meeting Monday evenir
next week at the home of Hem
Reichenbach.
Henry Suter will hold a publ
sale at his farm on Friday.
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STOCK SALES
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For sale-Bay gelding years oil
Orville Matter, Bluffton phone.
See us for all kinds of live sto'
hauling. Every load insured. Rat
reasonable. Stager Bros, Blufft'
phone 354-W.
Cow owners attention-Call US f
service bulls, Jerseys and Guernsey
Fee 81; Shorthorns $3.50. Mileal
5 cents per mile one way. Fig
bulls in service. C. N. Long & So
8 miles west of Ada. Phone R,
1860.
For sale-Team black mares, goo