Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-14
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C. Fiukbeiner of Bowling Green,
WAS in town Wednesday.
Mr.. C. K. Bennett and wife spent
Tuesday here with relatives.
Mrs. M. Ellis has returned from a
visit with relatives in Chicago.
-Rey. Love of Findlay, visited his
daughter Mrs. Fred Eberly this week.
Mrs. G. L. Hunt and daughter
are spending the week with relatives
in Toledo.
VIM. Kerstetter and wife of Grand
Rapids, visited j. Chappuies and wife
this week.
Mrs. Nicholas Isch, of Toledo,
visited her sister, Mrs. John Holliger,
this week.
Mrs. j. A. Starry, of Toledo, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Philip
Reither, this week,
Miss Margaret Frasier has return
ed from Toledo where she has been
spending the winter.
Misses Maggie Rhody and Emma
Cornelius entertained friends from
Tontogany last Sunday.
Miss Anna Johnson has returned
from visit with the family of Rev.
Wiltsie at Upper Sandusky.
Henry Balters and Mr.. Schetzler
of Swanton, visited their aunt Mrs.
Katie Nellis on Tuesday last.
R. S. Clegg and wife attended the
Wooden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Hipp of Toledo, Wednesday eve.
-Chas. Dustin and wife of Toledo,
were in Perrysburg this week to visit
Mrs. ~. NJ. Thompson who has been
quite ill.
A. Il. Wilson and wife have
returned from Blakesley o., where they
have been attending the sick bed of
their daughter-in-law.
Tho next NJ. Il. Church social will
be held at the church parlors next week
Friday evening to which everybody
is invited. A pleasant time is antici-
pated.
Frankie Rhoda, while working
in Elders mill near Lime City, in
trying to prevent falling, accidentally
threw his hands into the knives which
cut off one finger.
Ladies ask me what I use on my
face to make my complexion so pretty
use DR.. Hebra's Viola Cream. Why
don't you try it, only soc box For
sale by A. r. Champney-
Alexander Vass had the n,isfor-
tune to fall few days since and is so
badly bruised that he is confined to
his bed. His extreme age, So years,
makes his recovery very slow and
somewhat doubtful.
jacob Artz and daughter Clara
are visiting old friends in Perrysburg
Mr. A. has, a good position in the b. &s.
o. roundi house in Chicago Junction
and is doing we'll. He renewed his
allegiance to the JOURNAL and says his
wife gave him strict orders not to for
get to do SO.
Mrs. Elizabeth Neubauer has filed
her application for divorce and ali,
mony against John Neubauer, claiming
extreme cruelty us the grounds fol
complaint. 1t is stated that the loving
husband has sharpened. his knife and
threatened to carve his wife to which
the wife justly takes exceptions ant
asks the courts to dissolve the tic
which binds them together, before the
irate husband sewers, it with hi
'.messer."
Rev. G. A. Adams has placed OF
our desk u large orange weighing ont
and quarter pounds, which was sen
t him from Florida. 1t was raised b.
5 Charlie Adams in his orange grove il
that State, and it is calculated to maxi
such oranges as are usually seen in tn
northern markets, take n back seat
He also presented us with CumquOd
Or small ornamental orange, such a
are raised for beauty only. 1t is ab0u
the size of quails egg and has tn
appearance of being a genuine orange
but it is only snide.
-One of the best teaching piece
for the piano is without question ''Los
in Sorrow: Reverie," by j. e. Ecker
1t requires very light and crisp styl
of execution; as a study for Staccat
and Legato playing, fine phrasing,
cannot be excelled. The piece
already great favorite' and will be
good demand. Price, 40c. Igl
Fischer, publisher, Toledo, o. Fe