The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22

and Mrs. Amos Suter and Mrs. Della
Marsh Wednesday and Thursday.
Paul Fehrman, residing at Ezra
Basinger's has moved back to Port
Colborne, Ontario, Canada.
Rose Bushes, Seeds and Garden
Supplies. Herr's Flowers & Seeds,
123 S. Lawn Avenue. If
Mrs. Ben Basinger has returned to
her home on East Riley street, after
spending several months in Dallas,
, Texas.
Pvt. Myron Geiger, who was
stationed at Ft. Bliss, Texas, spent
the past week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl L. Geiger.
Eunice Amstutz, Poplar street, still
continues seriously i'll, her condition
remains unchanged. She is in the
Community Hospital.
Roast chicken and dressing, baked
ham with pineapple sauce, fish, steak
and chops. Special Easter dinner,
$1.25. Pine Restaurant, Bluffton.
Mary Jean Hugus, Rawson, recent
graduate of Bowling Green State
University, has accepted a position
with the Lawrence Erausquin export
ing firm of Toledo.
Order your Easter flowers early.
I Cut flowers, corsages and potted
plants. Weiss Flowers, 1877 Riley st.
Phone 31O-W.
Miss Ilo Dorman, of Bowling
Green, Mrs. Russell Leiber and Mrs.
Edna Leiber visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Stettler, Monday.
Mrs. Peter Muller and two sons,
Peter, Jr., and Charles Gregory, of
Cleveland are this week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Steiner of
Poplar street.
Basinger ambulance removals
Mrs. Ernest Stone and infant daugh-
ter from Bluffton hospital to their
home near Rawson; Chas. Dillman
from his residence on Jackson st. to
the Bluffton Hospital.
The Christian Womens' Fellowship
of the Beaverdam Church of Christ
will hold bake sale Saturday morn
ing, March "a, in the mayors office.
The sale will begin at a. m. Be
sure to come early.
Rob't. E. Haas, son of Harvey
Haas, Mt. Cory, is now field manager
for Stokely-Van Camp Food Co., over
Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico.
Harvey Haas is employed at the
Steinman Lumber Co., in Bluffton.
Oh Boy! Spring! Time to SOW
Sweet Peas, Lawn Grasses and Plant
Foods. Vertagreen 5-10-5; 5-10-10;
1870 Superphosphate; Ammonium
Nitrate; Aluminium Sulphate; Cot
tonseed Meal; Bone Meal and Rock
Phosphate-33%. Large or small
quantities. Seeds, Bulbs and Garden
Supplies. Herr's Flowers & Seeds,
1913 S. Lawn Avenue. If
Last winter the roses were hit the
hardest ever known in history. Will
you be needin' some? We have 35
varieties of hybrid Teas and Climbers
on hand. You can't go wrong at
Herr's Flowers and Seeds, 123 S.
Lawn. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Topham and
family of Newton, Kansas, are spend
ing two weeks vacation at the home
of Mrs. Topham's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. G. 7. Soldner Mrs. Topham was
the former Helen Soldner of Bluffton.
A noon luncheon Chicken sand
wiches, chicken noodles, salad, home
baked pies and Coffee will be held
in the Presbyterian Church basement
on Friday, April 6. Everyone well
come.
Donald Schwab, grandson of the
late G. A. Schwab is visiting rela-
tives in this area. Mr.. Schwab has
been in California and is enroute to
Haines, Alaska, where he will be
working among the Indians there.
Diller ambulance removals-Mrs.
Armin Won Stein and infant from
Bluffton Hospital to their home in
Jenera; Chas. F. Stratton, E. Elm St.,
to the ,Bluffton Hospital; Rachel
DiIler from Children's Hospital in
Columbus to her home west of Bluff
| ton.
Word has been received from
Bradenton, Fla, where they have
spent the winter months; that Mr..
and Mrs. Memo Schumacher and
Miss Bertha Diller of the Settlement
and Mr.. Noah Diller of Bluffton are
planning to return to their homes
for Easter.
What? Spring backfired! Now is
the time to buy lawn grasses and
plant foods. Vertagreen 5-10-5;
5-10-10; 1870 superphosphate; am
monium nitrate; aluminium suIphate;
cottonseed meal; bone meal and rock
phosphate-33 per cent. Large or
small quantities. Garden and flower
seeds, bulbs and garden supplies.
Herr's Flowers and Seeds, 123 S.
Lawn Ave. If
Our large selection of springtime
flowers is at its best right now-tall
lilies for your church, dewy fresh
blossoms for her corsage, or a dinner
table arrangement, cheerful plants
| for the sick room. Phone or drop in