Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-21
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Next Sunday is Palm Sunday.

Next Sunday is Palm Sunday.
The various churches are prepar-
ing for Easter services.
Only a few were observed to be
celebrating st. Patricks day.
-Supt. Roether was home from West
Millgrove the first of the week.
WIN. Brindley of Swanton, visited
his cousin, Miss frankie Nellis Men
day last.
Miss Nellie England of Toledo,
visited her cousin, Miss Emma Artz
Tuesday.
WIN. Schlect has been appointed
agent for the Champion Machine Co.,
for this territory.
Mrs. A. w. Lee returned Thurs
day from Plymouth and Cleveland,
where she has spent the winter with
relatives.
DIR. Fl. G. Wells, prominent ply
sician of Tiftin, has been sued for
$4,000 for malpractice in reducing
the fractured limb of a child OF
William Conrad.
Wonder why the members of the
First Presbyterian church don't
hustle about and erect a church build
ing, instead of climbing the winding
stairs of the Centennial block forever.
WIN. :Schlect's new building Is
rapidly approaching completion, and
will be ready for occupancy by the
first of April. Mr.. S. is hustler and
don't believe in paying rent very long.
C. G. Gundy's public sale at Ton
togany was conducted by A. Russell,
th1 boss auctioneer, and the various
articles sold at excellent prices. They
do say that Russell is the dandy to get
good prices at his sales.
-Shallespear never said Use DR..
Hebra's Viola Cream for the complex
ion" but he might have said it, had
the druggist kept it in his day. Alas,
that age of sunburn, freckles and tan.
For sale by A. Z. Champney.
Father Chas. Griss of Oak Harbor,
writes us to change the address of his
paper to Fostoria, Ohio, aud from this
We are lead to believe the reverend
father has changed his location. We
wish him success and happiness.
The remains of Mrs. Margaret
, Snyder were conveyed tc the city vaul
and inferred in their last resting plact
in FIT. Meigs cemetery on Tuesday
March II, several members of the
masonic Fraternity, of which the onl,
son was member, acted as pail bearers
/, Talk about stealing items! The
, Toledo News is a dandy. An iteu
v published two weeks ago in the
: JOURNAL concerning the pipe liner
who silent in Lawrences pig pen appear
| verbatim in the News of the 1Stl
o introduced as coming from Perrys
s burg correspondent.
i There are a few things that nee,
d our peoples attention as spring ap
e proaches-the elections, street cleanin,
e Including alleys and cellars), white
$ washing, organizing a base ball club
e renevatc the lawn tennis ground, an
subscribe for the JOURNAL; all tn
c other things will follow in thei
y natural course, of course.
"A sleighing party went out t
q Lime City last Saturday to call o
- Frank Rider and wife, and had joll
- time. The wind blew and the sno
. snew" but it was the ''last chance" fC
q sleigh ride this season and the part
ir braved the dangers of snow and mu
n and with good team from Cook
livery, succeeded in getting there.
Il Eddie Horn, a little year-old SO
= of John Horn, living on the town lin
l. road, died suddenly Monday night, ,
- lung fever. He had not been consit
y cred very dangerously i'll but took
y sudden change, and died as abov
" stated. The funeral services wer
h conducted by Father Rieken, at S
" Rose de Lima church on Wednesday.
!, john Romicl1, living at Findla.
,r is getting up a novel reunion All th
,r people in that locality whose name
l. begins with John are TO be invitet
. A dinner and speeches, dancing and
general good time is expected.
will be meeting of the Johns. Don
be unkind enough to speak of them +;
the Jacks.
"A letter received from r. S. Lew
of Pemberville contains few words
encouragement. 1t says: "Please ser
along the good old JOURNAL for anoth,
year. Enclosed find postal note for I'll
amount" To this list we may fe
more who renew this week: Il. Muh
Barbara ShiDle, B. Phegaar. L.