Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02

tionery, stop at Cair's Restaurant. 6d
SThe remains of Mrs. Betz were |
taken from the city vault and placed
in'She grave on Sunday last.
IN. l.. Hanson has about recovered |
from his severe attack of grip and is
now getting a grip on life once more.
He'had hard tussel with combin-
alton of grip and neuralgia.
-Hsev. Charles Seedlings of Middle
town, N. ", has been chosen rector of
Trinity church, Toledo, and has
accepted the call, and will be in Toledo
May 9th.
-sS.iP. Tolman's lumber yard is full
of allkinds of building material, such
as rough and dressed lumber, sash,
doorsand blinds, and everything used
in constructing building and all at
veryilowest rates.
Mrs. Smith Gilbert of Maumee,
who has been resident of the Maui
NEE valley for many years, died at
her home in that place Thursday
morning. Her funeral will take place
on Sunday, at 3 o'clock at the EpisoO-
pal church, and will be under the
directions of the Daughters of Rebekah,
and ahe Odd Fellows and w. II. G..
Relief Corps will also attend. Mrs.
Gilbert was over go years of age at the
! time Of her death.
The jury in the Cory rape case
returned .a sealed verdict about 10
o'clock last night and it was read in
court Gnis morning. 1t found Cory
guilty of assault and battery. The
jury wesrt'out Yesterday morning about
10 O'cloeai and wrestled with the case
until 4 in the afternoon when they
came into court and said they were
unable to agree. Judge Pugsley sent
them bacl; with the above result. With
the testimony given in the case the
verdict is looked upon as II curiosity.
Cory was sentenced to six months in
the workhouse and to pay costs oi
prosecution-News.
Sec the fine Pianos and Organs nj
the B. G. Music Co.'S room, Perrysburg
Emma Gerhard on Saturday morn
ing filed suit for divorce from William
Gerhard. The petition states thai
the parties were married in WOOD
: county, January %, 1889. 1t is alsC
: stated that April 81, 1890, Gerhard
: married Mary Williams, and was sub
, sequently arrested, tried and convicted
, of bigamy and sent to the penitentiary
3 where he is now serving n sentence TO
: the crime. Mrs. Gerhard said sh
: believes he was married before he me
7 her, but she has no proof of such mar
5 riage. She asks a divorce, and to hav
her maiden name Emma Reyome
e restored.
= You can buy au Organ or Ma
o chine for 81 per month, of the b. G
S Music Co., Perrysburg.
v Miss Lou Wedertz gave q progre:
e sive euchre party on Wednesday ever
y ing last, at her home, at which abot
J. 25 guests were entertained. Their
1t were present from Toledo Frank Ere
e and wife. Frank Hoehler and Al
- Num- The game was very interestin
g and the confectiOns served were superl
u The prizes were very neat and appr
Y. pirate. Charles Lawrence won TX
@ first gentleman's prize, u handsom
d card case and pack of cards; Mrs. E
S, Blue, captured the Indies frat priz
le kid purse, with sterling silver noun
ID ing and ivory memoranda, and Il
i'd second ladies' prize, secured by Mi
of Nellie Bloomfield, was a little brow
I'd Jug of ''catch up" while Frank Hoehl
&c proudly walked off with the gent
he mans consolation prize of t
I'd McGinty watch.
as With the advent of bright wealth
z, ind good roads we all ought to
ne happy. One of the essentials to hapl
OF ness is in making your purchases whe
IL you can be sure, that everything y
ne buy is all right. Such n place
ad Lamson Bros. Dry Goods store
d. Toledo. Their stock of goods
Te, Spring and Summer is now compile
It's and it will pay you to visit them
ne 1888 g. 1886 Summit st. Toledo, o. 6a
Cheapest Place in Toledo to b
= Furniture. Chairs, from 40 cents