Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-21

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j. II. LaFarree of Bowling Green,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Louise Price of Woodville,
called on friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. N. p. CLAIM, visited her
mother Mrs. E. M. George last week.
Mrs. Erasmus Peck of Toledo, was
the guest of Mrs. Henry Peck Thursday.
Great bargains in ladies' hdkf, &c !
each ut WILLIAMS.
Mrs. j. H. LaFarree, of Bowling
Green, spent last week with relatives
here.
Miss Eva Cease of Milan, was the
guest of Mrs. S. Smith few days this
week.
Mrs. George Wiltsie of Upper
Sanduslly, is the guest of friends here
this week.
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay and family
have gone to Cleveland, where they
will make their future home and
ordered the JOURNAL to come along
every week.
New stock neckties fer gentlemen.
Come in boys. WILLIAMS.
People in Bowling Green are get
ting so hard up for something to wear
that they are actually stealing each
others clothes. At least Rudulph
says in the Sentinel, that Frank Bald
win had two shirts stolen, and of course
Rudulph would not say so, if he didn't
know something about it.
We are indeed sorry to announce
that Bro. S. L. Burson, of the Weston
Herald has given up all hope of
recovering from his long illness. We
are told that he has suffered untold
misery for many months, but has been
uncomplaining and always hopeful, and
that finally he has become convinced
that the end is near and has made his
DIR. H. w. LeGalley, dentist of
Bowling Green, Ohio, has discovered
and is using in his practice vegetable
and mineral compound that renders
that dread operation of tooth extract.
ing absolutely painless. The COM
pound is applied on the gums, around
the tooth or teeth to be extracted. Il
produces no sleep or swelling of the
face and the teeth are removed
absolutely without pain to the patient
to which scores will testify.
See our stock of outing flannel fol
shirts and waists, WILLIAMS.
Seventeen year old Charlie Byrne
and 16-year-old Cora Kerschner, o
Tiffin, loved each other very fondly
so much so, in fact, that they decided
they could not live apart, and mus
marry, but they were too honest to liz
about their ages, and the stern law
would not permit two children t.
marry, no matter if their love hat
reached the boiling point, and whel
young Charlie informed his devote'
Cora, "our love is hopeless since w
; are too young to get the laws permls
sion to marry" it was too much for he
susceptible heart to bear, and she too
a dose of morphine and wanted to die
but horrid physician appeared o
the scene with n stomach pump an
extracted the sorrow ending potio
r and the maiden still lives to love an
die again.
New dress trimmings.
$ WILLIAMS.
"A very pleasant surprise was give
: Past Masters John H. Thornton an
. L. L. Kingsbury Mt the regular con
munication of Phoenix Lodge on MOI
day evening last. A number of thei
brethren wishing to show them tha
their services during the past fou
II years as Masters of the lodge wer
u worthy of recognition, it WI
. decided to present them with master
70 aprons. The matter was kept secr'
and without warming, brothers King
y bury and Thornton were called U
" before tn. Worshipful Master, as if
u receive a lecture, but instead, th'
y officer in short speech presente
% them with two elegant lamb ski
10 aprons, elaborately trimmed wit
% bullion and satin, which are indee
" beauties. There was the appearan'
of dampness in the eyes of both gentl
= men at the close of the presentatiC
speech, and after few words of thanl
they quietly resumed their seats b
seemed to keepup a cheap of thinking