Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-07
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visiting friends in this place.
Miss Jennie Mills, of Wights Siding,
spent Sunday with relatives in Perrys-
burg.
Miss Mabel Mckinley of Stony
Ridge, is visiting with Mrs D. Van
HELEN.
Mrs. w. E. Richards of Bowling
Green, spent Sunday with relatives at
Perrysburg.
w, L. Wight of Milbury, was in
Perrysburg Monday, the guest of N.
Saddler and wife.
-Alansou Davenport is reported as
being very i'll with the grip. His ad-
vanced age makes his recovery some
what doubtful.
Ed. Baldwin Of Weston, one of the
Oldest business men of the place, has
made an assignment with VIM. Null
lally as assignee.
This is the season of the year that
they boil eggs in coldwater, mich \
This may be a stale utterance, yet the
eggs are presumed to be fresh.-Ex.
The next regular monthly meet
ing of the Nineteenth Century Club
will be held at the residence of Mrs, A.
Smith on Tuesday, March 10th, at $50
p. m.
James Jeffery and ]. K. Pheils,
representing Wood county association
Patrons of Industry, attended the State
convention of Patrons at Wauseon last
week.
We have just opened very COM
plete stock of new goods for Spring
and would be pleased TO have every
body come in and look through
A. WILLIAMS
Tho next social of the Ladies Cen
tennial society will be held at the res
idence of Mrs. DR.. Hamilton, Friday
Evening, March 18th, and all are cor
daily invited to be present
The author of the song "Annie
Roonie" received from the publishers
only $3.50, while the writer of "Down
Went McGinty" was paid but $3.50
Had the general public known what
was coming subscription could readi,
ly have fcen raised TO buy the gentle.
men off at far higher tigures.-Ex.
DR.. 1. S. Bowers, DR.. ]. P. Thomp-
son, w. L. and Will Escott, Philip
Wetzel, Joe E. Baird, B. II. Getz, and
John Otterbacker, members of FIT
Meigs lodge, l. o. o. F. attended a
meeting of Toledo lodge on Tuesday
evening last, and enjoyed pleasant
visit.
Mrs. Eliza Schroeder, wife of Henry
Schroeder, died at her home in Dowl
ing. Thursday last, of Consumption, su
, perinduced by la grippe. She was 81
years of age, and leaves a husband ant
two children to mourn the loss of wife
and mother. Funeral Sunday, at 10:3(
at Lutheran church, Bowling.
} Mine host j. II. Pierce of the Elk
change hotel, returned from his tril
to NcwOrleans, on Saturday last, anC
reports having had most enjoyable
i, trip. He took passage from Cincinnati
on one of the palatial steamers plying
between that city and New Orlean
!, and says he had almost as jolly a tim,
!, as when he was on his wedding tour
: On the down passage the river was con
9 fined to its usual quarters and the pas
y sengers enjoyed viewing the beautiful
plantations along the shores, but o.
the return trip the high water CAV
the passengers the sight of the hous
tops only, and instead of pursuing thei
natural course the steamer took u
overland route, and made the passag
much shorter and more interesting an
exciting TO the passengers, and Pierc
9 can tell the story without omitting an
Q of the fine points.
l. When quite young at school, Dar
u iel Webster was one day guilty of
o violation of the rules. He was detecte
q in the act and called up by the teache
. for punishment. This was to be tn
Is old-fashioned feruling of the hanC
o His hand happened to be very dirty
v Knowing this, on his way to tn
q teachers desk he spit upon the pail
of his right hand, wiping it off on th
. side of his pantaloons. Give me you
II hand, sir" said the teacher, yer
sternly. Out went the right hanC
= partly cleaned. The teacher locke
ut in moment, and said: "Daniel,
you will find another hand in tn
schoolroom us filthy as that l will /,
you off this time" Instantly fro
behind his back came the left han'
"Here it is, sir" was the ready repl
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