Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13

3sd Bowling Green, o.
Phil Wetzel has secured the SER
vices of an Indian maiden to represent
his cigar and tobacco store. She is n
second cousin to Minnehaha.
Uncle Toms cabin, dogs, and child
actress, and the customary exciting
scenes necessary to enthuse the citizens
of small towns will appear at Bowling
Green soon.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give social, on Friday
evening OF this week, at the residence
of Mrs. D. K. Hollenbeck. All are
invited to be present.
Bulk oysters at Trombla's bakery.
The holidays are rapidly approach
ing, and Hollenbeck & Hayes have q
splendid assortment of photo albums,
fancy stationery, vases, and thousands
of elegant goods. Call early. 37d
Revival meetings closed at Mill
bury Tuesday evening. and commenced
at Moline on Wednesday, evening, to
continue over Sunday. Rev. Akers of
Wayne County, is still laboring with
Rev. j. S. Fitterer, with good success.
Bulk oysters at Trombla's bakery.
The Toledo Bee gave An account
of the disappearance of one N. A. Nc
Combs whose place of residence is near
Haskins, and who left that place some
time ago to go to chippawa, Mich
He has not been heard of since leaving
home. There seems to be little known
OF the affair at Haskins and it is
thought he will show up in time.
A package of neatly printed
address cards makes very appropri-
ate Christmas present. Call at the
JOURNAL office.
The Winter is advancing and in
order to sell 500, 600 of boys clothing yet
on hand, 40 per cent. reduction has
been made by ]. N. Mockett the Toledo
Clothier. At these greatly reduced
prices you can we'll afford the boys a
good substantial suit and overcoat as q
Christmas gift. With every purchase
OF boys suit or overcoat Mr.. Mockett
will give either Drum or a Rubber
tipped Arrow Pistol which are adver-
tised and sold for sl.00. Remember
prices are down and n pistol with
every suit.
L. Williamson pays highest cash
price for corn at Dowling o. 3Sb
james Franey, train master OF the
T. & o. c. R'y. of Bucyrns, O., accom-
panied by his wife arrived in Perrvs-
burg last Saturday, and accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Thomas Franey,
of this place, went to Cincinnati this
week. Mr.. Franey began the study of
telegraphy at the d. & M. Ry. depot of
this place, n number of years ago, was
soon given an Office and finally became
train dispatcher of the T. o & G. R'y.,
and has recently been promoted to his
present position on account of his
sterling worth as railroad man.
James is bound to be great railroad
man in time.
"A party of about l5 people chartered
Trombla's covered buss and started for
the home of c. F. Rider, ut Lime City,
on Wednesday evening last. Arriving
ut that place about o'clock, they
Immediately adjourned to and took pos
session OF Mr.. Riders vacant tenement
house which had previously been pre-
pared for the occasion, and proceeded
to enjoy good old fashioned dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rider gave the party q
first mortgage ON everything in and
about the premises and the gang fore
closed and run things to suit them
selves, and with dancing, feasting, card
playing, songs and jokes the party had
n very enjoyable time, and when the
hour for departure arrived all regretted
that the evening was SO short, and
before bidding good morning to their
hospitable entertainers, assured them
Of their return at an early date.
"Frank and emma" are pleasantly
located and know how to take care of
company. professor" Trombla handled
the hosses in elegant style.
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