Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-16
MUNICIPALITIES.

II. J. SnOVer oil Lime City was In
town Thursday.
Dan Schellenger OF Lucky was in
town this week.
Mrs. G. F. Rider of Lime City, spent
Tuesday in town.
L. Fink and wife spent Tuesday with
friends in Toledo.
Ed. Priest, of Monroe, Mich, was here |
over Sunday last.
Miss Hattie Hunt spent few days in |
Toledo this week.
Joe Lindsay OF Cleveland was in
town Wednesday.
Ada Cook of Bowling Green, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. j. b. Shepler, of Toledo, visit
ed relatives here Tuesday.
Geo. Sellars, wife and baby Sundayed
with relatives in Perrysburg.
Miss Lottie Clegg visited relatives
in Lambertville, Mich, Sunday,
Mrs. A. Robertson and daughter
Majorie were in town on Tuesday.
L. D. Peck and wife of Toledo, spent
Sunday with Henry Peck and wife.
d. A. Haylor and daughter Veda, of
Bowling Green, were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Bernie Trudeaux has returned
from her visit in Findlay and McComb.
Mrs. Frank Frey spent Wednesday
with her parents, N. Wedcrtz and wife.
Fred Schwind of Weston, spent
Tuesday with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Name McLeary of Toledo, was
tho guest of Miss Lou Wedertz this
week.
Mrs. Will Richards of Bowling
Green, is visiting relatives in this
place.
Victor Garand of Detroit, was the
guest of the family A. L. Beaubien,
this week.
Mrs. r. r. Kinkade and Mrs. II. j.
Morse of Toledo, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. George.
John Cranker and family attended
the funeral of Miss Jennie Lee Sunday
at Holland, O.
Decator Hartsing, wife and daughter
of Toledo, spent Sunday with Simon
7 Hartsing and wife.
DR.. Kline, and w. G.. Roush. druggist
of Maumee, drove over to this place to
call, on Wednesday last.
| mES. JcUulC IluElUW anu Sbll. vi
Chicago, and Mrs. Lynn of Toledo,
visited the family of F. j. Oblinger on
Monday.
, Mrs. H. Sattley,who has been visiting
:, relatives and friends at Weston and
Custer, during the past week, has
4 returned home.
Mrs. Simon Hartsing left on Wednes.
! day for two weeks visit with hel
brothers, ]. W., and o. L. Harrington
: in Muskegon, Mich.
4 Mrs. VIM. Hood. Mrs. A. A. Thurstir
and Mrs. G. w. Gaghan of Bowling
Green, came over on Tuesday last tt
attend the funeral of Miss Jane Hood
l. We do sell the freshest drugs a
the loves prices. p. G. RAY & Co.
d john better stay away from Mau
s NEE, hereafter. $26 is to much to drol
J. on Sunday game.
|. Munger Bros. have made flint
j. improvement to their market by tn,
J. new coat of paint recently put on.
p We understand that w. L. Kerr
Is new dry goods store at Grand Rapid
is doing fine business and of whicl
@ fact we are exceedingly glad.
e Mrs. N. p. CLAIM orders the JOUR
" NAL sent to her address in st. Louis
IS Mo-, at which city Mr.. Clam has
large contract and Mrs. G. is residin
, there with her husband.
ID The many friends of the family {
Id John Chapel will regret to learn tha
id Miss Florence Chapel, who has bee
suffering with sciatic for sever;
months is very dangerously ill.
%. p. Fox, of Findlay who recentl
1. located his family in Perrysburg, is i
IN the employ of the Merrill Manufactu
I'D ing Co. and is engaged in erecting til
ls windmills sold by the agents of tt
e. company.
OF w. G. Barstow, living on IL
i'd Keeler farm just above town has ju
X, had one of those excellent Tolet
h hs windmills erected on his farm. Jam
Hayes, the agent, and o. p. Fox, f
~, the company, completed the job THU
st. day and Mr.. Barstow has one of Il
h, finest mills in the country.
Iw Next week, Bobby Gayl or, in ~
m. Irish Arab" will fill week
engagement at the Peoples Theatr
lg- Toledo, with the usual Tuesday, THU
ge day and Saturday matinees. Pric,
lat 15, 25, and 35 cents. But few bett
~" w company's are on the road than til
10 and the theatre will undoubtedly
ire crowded during the entire engagemer
700 We furnished the paint to pal
S iso the rainbow. z. &. RAY u co.
ee, "A choice stock of tomatoes a
ch cabbage plants at S. Hartshorn's. 7h
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