Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

in District No. 2 this week. She has
given very general satisfaction.
The Farmers Alliance gave q
grand exhibition at the school house
in District No. 2 Friday evening.
james Il. Tyler has been retained
to assist in the prosecution of Munger,
the latest acquisition to the list OF
Toledo murderers.
DIR. Noble of Stony Ridge has pur-
chased several lots in the ridge and
will soon erect several fine buildings.
The DIR. is pusher.
Mr.. Schooley OF Weston, was in
town on business Thursday, and it is
reported he contemplates opening a
music store here soon.
Miss Clara Chappuies closed her
Winter term of school ut Eagle Point.
She has given entire satisfaction and
has been engaged to teach the Spring
term.
There is no question as to the
excellence OF DIR. Hebra's Viola Cream,
the greatest complexion beautifyer
the world ever produced. For Sale by
A. r. Champney.
Mrs. Peter Clegg an old resident OF
the county, died at her home on the
Prairie, on Wednesday last, of pneu-
monia, superinduced by la grippe.
She was about go years of age.
George Boetsch has moved his
grocery stock into the store room
formerly occupied by Taylor's drug
store, and Frank Cair will open up 8
restaurant in the Cook block soon.
The Prudence brothers, whose
residence was destroyed by fire a few
days since, desire to return thanks tC
their many neighbors and friends fol
kindness shown them during theil
trouble.
The Munger Bros. are construct
ing a drain from under their meal
market connecting with the sewer II
Louisiana avenue, for the purpose o
keeping their premises around theil
market thoroughly dry.
On Saturday night last, n black
SOW, weighing about 100 pounds
escaped from the pen and has not yet
been found. Any person knowing the
whereabouts of the animal will confer
Il great favor by informing Dunbar
Simmons.
Rev. ]. C. Sh aw had an attack {
la grippe few weeks since, but recov
cred sufficiently to attend to his dutie,
as minister of the M. Z. church, but
has had a relapse and for the past weel
has been very ill. 1t is hoped, how
ever, that he will soon recover.
"A Perrysburg gentleman Wen
down to Toledo to see the steamer
Luttz. The workmen are now making
every effort to have her completed ant
ready for business by May Is. 1t il
said she will receive a new name
which report we hope is correct.
The Toledo, Columbus & Cln'ti
R'y. with that same spirit OF advance
ment which has marked its presen
management is now arranging for it
summer excursion business. Low rate
and good service will mark its efforts
and it is safe to assume that it viii
remain the popular route in the futur,
IL has haan tho mat
The entrance of women into al
branches Of labor will, in the not dis
tant future, force hosts Of men to d,
better work. The amount of work t,
be done will not increase in proportion
to the number of workers, and a
women are naturally more temperate
multitudes of the sterner sex will hav,
Ito HUSTLE" unless they really wish t,
be cared for by the State.
--On April 27 the members of For
Meigs lodge L. o. o. F. will give al
entertainment to their members ant
families. The occasion is tn
anniversary of Odd Fellowship il
America and the entertainment will
consist of speeches, music, recitation
and banquet. Fort Meigs lodge is il
fine shape and the members know hoy
to take care of their friends. II yo
are not member of the order, yo
better cultivate the acquaintance of
solid member so you can stand in o.
this occasion.
A few days since we announces
that E. L. Kingsbury had just receives
his thirty-second degree in Scottisl
Rite Masonry. He has recently bee
presented with the customary rim
worn by members of the fraternity
which is large band, surmounted b,
the seal of the order and inlaid wit
several emblems of the order. o
the inside the ring bears the followin
inscription: "E. l.. Kingsbury. Joine
in Virtue, ,inseperable in Death" 1t is
beautiful jewel and one which Mr.. K.
= justly proud Of.