Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

Miss Tibbie Shepler is visiting
friends in Toledo.
Mrs. j. Chappuics is suffering from
paralysis, which affects one of her eyes.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Bowers of Toledo, Wis
tied Mrs. A. Schaumloeffel last week.
Alex. G. Fuller has been con-
fined to his room for several days past,
and is quite ill.
Taken after dinner, Ayers Pills
promote easy digestion. Have you
seen Ayers Almanacp
Count Noble, the famous dog, whose
owner, B. +. Wilson, had several
times refused $4,000 for, died at
Swcnckly, Pa, Thursday.
--Wolford Post will hereafter hold
regular meetings every Monday even
ing, instead of every other Monday
evening as heretofore.
The young peoply have been enjoy-
ing themselves on the river. The
skating has been good and it has been
THE sport for the past few weeks.
Remember it looks more business
like to have nicely printed stationery.
Let us furnish you with envelopes, note
or letter paper, bill heads, cards, &c.
Prices low.
-Wolford Relief Corps will give a
social at the hall on the evening of
February 4, to which all are invited
Admission 10 cents. Let there be a
good attendance.
Andrew Restler came to church
last Sunday, but was taken sick and
had to be taken to the house of his
aunt, Mrs. L. Schellinger, where he
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
"A large number OF Odd Fellows
from this side of the river, accompanied
by their wives, will attend the installa-
tion ceremonies of Maumee Lodge,
l. o. o. L. and Encampment, on Mon
day evening next. A happy time is
anticipated.
MARRIED. - Fred Rothenbuhler
and Miss Mary Jacobs, both of Troy
township, Wood county, o., were
married Mt the Evangelical parsonage,
by Rev. J. S. Fitterer on January 20,
1891. May happiness attend them all
along life's journey.
Just read the new ad. of VIM.
Barton and then go to his store and
secure some of the bargains offered at
his great clearing sale. You can save
money by buying now. The stock of
goods must go and prices are so low
that the goods are bound to sell.
Funeral of Louisa Augusta, daugh-
ter of Levi and Anna Ross, was held
in the Evangelical church on Sunday,
January 18th, Rev. j. S. titterer
officiating. Her age was 6 years, Z
months and 10 days. The parents have
the sympathy OF u large circle OF
friends.
1t is with regret that we learn OF
the d. ath of Oscar b. Cullev, a mem
Der of Toledo Typographical Union
ut the home of his sister, in that city,
of consumption. The Union kindly
cared for him during his illness OF
nearly year 5 duration ,and his funeral
was under the auspices of that society.
Oscar was brother of Frank Culley
formerly of the Defiance Express.
We are glad to be able to say to
the public that we have no cheap
trashy goods bought for the purpose OF
having something to advertise. Oui
goods are all good and are sold at al
times as lov as is consistent with their
style and quality Persons buying from
us get genuine bargains and they viii
always bp satisfactory.
LAMsoN Bros, 1853 S 935 Summit st.
Toledo, o.
In spite of the many attractions
in the way of sport upon the ice with
skates and ice yachts, the People!
Theatre has been doing heavy business
with "Held by the Enemy" this week
Next week "The Hustler" the lates
and greatest OF farce-comedy triumphs
will be the attraction, delincated by ,
company Of surprising players. Mat
ines Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
with prices at Is, 25, and 35 cents
This is n great play. Don't fail tc
see it.
He Yelled Kemp's BaIsm.