Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-23
MUNICIPALITIES.

Fred Schellinger of Napoleon, is home
on visit.
Mrs.A. r.. Champney spent Monday
In Tol edo.
Miss May Pratt of Roachton, was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Kreps of Roachton, was
In town Wednesday.
Leonard Daniels OF Haskins, spent
Sunday with friends here.
DIR. West of Monroe, Mich, was in
town few days this week.
Mrs. H Hitchcock of Lime City,
spent Monday here with relatives.
ID. X. Hollenbeck and Judge Asher
Cook are attending court this week.
Mrs. A. w. Lee is entertaining her
niece and two children from Michigan.
Miss Ada Chappuies of Stryker,
! Ohio, is visiting the family of j. Chap
puies.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bowers of Toledo was
the guest of Mrs. A. Scaumloeffel last
week.
Alfred Cook wife and son of Bowling
Green, visited Mrs. H. l.. Cook this
week.
Miss Allie Revenaugh of Milton
Center, visited friends in Perrysburg
this week.
We received a pleasant call from S.
II. Wagoner OF Stony Ridge Tuesday.
Come again.
Frank Weaver and wife of Louis
vile, KY. are visiting with Il. w.
Ball and family.
Owen B'ackmore and family of Toledo.
Sundayed in Perrysburg, the guests of
Mrs. j. Seibert.
Miss Daisy Schaumloeffel has gone
to Cleveland to spend a few weeks
with her sister Mrs. j. II. Ganson.
Stephen Merry and wife have gone
to Manchester, Mich. to spend few
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Norton.
John b. Webb, who has been visiting
in Lima for the past few weeks, and
to the banks of the beautiful Maumee
again.
Rev. C. f. Kaeding and Gee. Lin
mer left on Wednesday for Marine
City, Mich, where they will spend
several days, attending the annual con-
ierance of the Lutheran church.
Make your wife and daughters
happy with u Haines Bros Piano.
b. G. Music Co., Perrysburg.
The next social of the Ladies Cen.
tennial Society will be held at the
residence of Rev. G. A. Adams on Fri
day evening, May 10Th. All are cor.
daily invited.
Much complaint is being made o.
account of the oil flowing into the river
from Haskins. where the oil is allowed tC
run into the bitches instead of being
burned as 1t should be.
On Thurjay forenoon last, us d.
G. Hartsing and Eber Mills were about
to step from the dock on to Hartsing'.
sand scow, about 25 feet of the dock
gave away. and precipitated the two
men into the river. They managed tt
scramble out without being injured.
The barn which has just beer
! completed by Kater and ID. G. Harris
: ing, for John Moser is dandy. ]
, requires 225 thousand brick to lay tn,
floors. and required three Thousand
feet Of lumber for the stalls alone.
is in nll respects one of the finest il
the State.
Bargains in colored wool drcs
. goods at Lamsou Bros. Toledo.
} Allan Rudolph of the Sentine
' claims to be building Il new hous
| which he says is different from Audito
Wilson's from the fact that hi
. tRudolph 81 has mortgage tackled o
it for ornnmentatiOn. This il probabl
II scheme of Rudolph $ to get the ta
y inquisitor hustling after the fellow VIII
p has the mortgage.
g Have you seen those beautifu
4 wash crepes that Lamson Bros. ar
: showing?
!, Another cut of 10 to b per cen
u in Wall Paper ut A. r. Champney
, drug store.
You have $4,000 stock of boy
clothing from which to make you
$ selection at J. N. MOcketts, the Toled
= Clothier. You think n good deal {
a the boy and YOU want MIN clOthe
# neatly. Certainly you should be abb
" to find n suit to please and lit him from
q such II stock. We want you all TO Sc
n this department of our store. Loo
.. elsewhere, then come and see what W
y have. You will then better apprecia,
q the advantages we offer. We wi
show you the goods you can do I'll
rest. MOckett the Toledo ClOthier.