Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-01-17
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

Mrs. II. u. lSOSS and Mrs. IL. 4.
Averill, visited friends in Detroit this
| week.
Fort Meigs lodge I o. o. F. of
| this place; has taken out articles of
| Incorporation.
The blood-cleaning qualities of
| Ayers Sarsaparilla render it invaluable
| in skin disorders.
John Perrin of Roachton, was
exercising a fine horse and bran new
cutter on Tuesday last.
Mrs. F.. A Wetmore gave pleasant
tea party to about fifteen lady friends
on Thursday evening of this week.
Mrs. Chester Thornton and little
daughter Netta, of Toledo, visited
friends and relatives IN the burg last
week.
John Lally, who has been working
in the Office OF Der Demokrat, of
Ottawa, Ohio, is visiting his parents in
Perrysburg this week.
BY the election of officers of the
Ketcham National Bank, Mr.. E. D.
Ross of this place, has again been
elected assistant cashier.
Thomas 81. Rocket, representing
the Dunbar System Tonic Co, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was in town representing
that company, few days since.
The Maumee Gas company have
commenced the erection of a derrick
for their new gas well which will be
drilled in on the Young farm, and it is
fondly hoped the well will be a good
one.
County Treasurer Noyes and
Auditor Wilson give notice that taxes
can be paid until January 81, 1891, but
not after that date, as the books will
be turned over to the Auditor to make
his annual settlement.
The Christmas number of the Ohio
Dramatic News is n very interesting
number, being well filled with biog-
raphical sketches. anecdotes, etc. The
News is published at Cleveland, Ohio,
5O7 Euclid Ave. price 25c.
A large number of Odd Fellows
from this place attended the installa-
tion ceremonies of the lodge Of
Daughters of Rebekahs, at Maumee,
on Tuesday evening last. A lodge of
Retekahs will be instituted in Perrys-
burg on the evening of January 90.
"A more accommodating intelligent
gentleman cannot be found than Mr..
Conrad, of General Passenger Agents
department of the Toledo, st. Louis g.
Kansas City Railroad, of Toledo. He
is highly spoken of by railroad officials
and is surely deserving of the compli-
ments he receives.
Held by the Enemy will be the
attraction at the Peoples Theatre next
week. The company is u strong one
and the play one of the most interest
ing and instructive on the road.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at , p, m. Prices Is, % and
35 cents. Take the children and go
down.
The steamer Lutts, as she will
come out next season, will be los feet
in length over all, and will carry GOO
passengers. She will have two new
keelsons and her planking will be
three inches thick. She will be much
faster than last season. 1t is hoped
the captain will change the name OF
the steamer and give her anew one
that will have more romantic jingle
to it. For instance call her the ''Walk
Away" the ''Maumee Ripple;" the
sSilver Sheen" the Honeymoon
the "Perrysburg Pilot" ''Star of the
Valley" "Lug'em-home;" "Tote-'em-
all, y or something besides that measely
name of Lutts; and then everybody
will want to ride on her.
He Yelled kemp's BaIsm.
yell Take Krnip's Bnlsam, The bes
cough cure" l always do when hear n
men cough aud cnn't help il. 1t saved
ME and II will cure YOU. Iw,s threatened
with pneum6nia lns' winter aud il broke
1t up. II helps the children ont when
their lhroats are sure. cnres their coughs,
and tastes 30 good. The 6r-t dose helps
you So writes A r Arnold engineer ON
the West Shore Rv. al Cnnniohnrie. n Y