Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-06
LOCAL NEWS.

druggists.
Annie Roonie land her Joe) can be
seen at Kingsbury's grocery.
"A package OF neatly printed
address cards makes a very appropri-
ate Christmas present. Call at the
JOURNAL Office.
Charles Cornelius and bride have
returned home and have settled down
TO housekeeping in the neat cottage
home on Fifth street.
Bulk oysters at Trombla's bakery.
-"Alcoholic rheumatism" is the
name physician gave it when he was
prescribing for the after effects of a
big drunk one Of his patients had been
enjoying.
A Mrs. Hadges, wife of a Carthage,
Mo-, miner, is said to have given birth
TO well formed child which measured
only eight inches in length and weighed
eight ounces.
The holidays are rapidly approach
ing, and Hollenbeck & Hayes have u
splendid assortment of photo albums,
fancy stationery, vases, and thousands
of elegant goods. Call early. Sid
AT McComb a few days since the
village barber was called upon to shave
a dead man, and when about through
with his job, absent mindedly asked
the corpse Twill you have u shampoo,
sir?"
Three cows, belonging to u Mau-
NEE man, quietly took stroll across
the bridge, and walked into the Perrys-
burg pound. 1t cost $3.50 each to get
! them out. 1t was an expensive
promenade.
j. b. Dutton, of the Toledo Com
merical was in town few days age
looking up the interests of that paper.
Dutton is an excellent newspaper man
Il genial gentleman, and one thoroughly
capable of attending to the interests oi
the Commercial.
Steven Hartshorn sends us a large
red rose which bloomed in his garden
and when plucked was covered with
snow. 1t is Il beautiful specimen and
its color is as bright and its fragrance
as sweet as though it had never beer
touched with the SHOWS of December
Dennis Donovan, a Findlay glass
blower, who, while drunk, killed &
man who demonstrated with him fol
teasing his children. The murderer
fed and has been able to elude the
officers, but becoming tired of lodging
about to save his neck, voluntarily
returned to Findlay and gave himself
up to the Sheriff. His sudden anG
unexpected return caused something
Of Il sensation.
Bulk oysters at Trombla's bakery
The family of G. II. Caldwell had {
grand old time on Thanksgiving tur
key. Their family numbered 81, ant
among those present were Miss Lille
Chilcote and Victor Stewart of Eos
toria. V. Warnerer of Oak Harbor, A
Shafer, wife and son of Iiffin. A. d
Stewart, of Toledo, A. j. Brownsber
ger and wife, and Mrs. III. L. Warner
of Lime City, George Brasse and fam
lily and mother, Alex Fuller and wife
Tom Chilcote, Parly Chilcote and wife
Of Perrysburg.
Five Points Association, No 1910
Patrons of Industry, held box socia
at the residence of George Schoider, ol
Thanksgiving evening. There was ;
large attendance and all were mos
agreeably entertained. Mr.. Schneider
and wife deserve much praise for the
hospitable manner in which they enter
) tanned so large II company of guests
The occasion will long be remembered
by those present. Among those pres
ent were Misses Annie Scheidcr ant
Florence Carpenter, of Toledo.
Henry Merrihugh, age II year
and his brother Jimmie, aged 3 years
. were playing rabbit at their home il
North Defiance last Saturday, Henr.
being armed with IL shot gun. Henr,
was located at an upstair window, whil'
. his brother in the yard below was th,
rabbit After many attempts the gul
was finally induced to go Off and th
three year old lad received the charg
in his face and head, one eye bein.
knocked out. Though very seriousl.
wounded it is thought the boy viii
} recover.-Defiance Express.
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