Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-09-10

you want II carpet don't fail to see us.
A. WILLIAMS
The steamer Burt has discontinued
the morning trip.
Try glass of crushed violets, a
Champney's drug store.
Joseph Crago called on Perrysburg
friends few days since.
Those copies of "Pict uresque Maui
NEE" are going rapidly and if you want
one, come u running"
&C. a. Hampton and wife enjoyed n
visit with Mr.. HIS parents in Plain
township. Mr.. Hampton Sr., has been
having some good luck in oil lately.
blind Boone Concert Co.
tuesday evening, Sept. 18th,
at town hall, Perrysburg.
John Jones, foreman of the The B.
f. Wade Cos press room, of Toledo
has rented the residence formerly
occupied by Mrs. S. Sphinx and will
move here this week. He thinks Per-
rysburg way ahead of Toledo, us a
residence town.
Jacob Betz. a former Perrysburg
boy, who has been engaged in the man.
ufacture of cigars in Findlay, has re-
moved to WauseOn, where he will con-
tinue in the same business. Mrs. Betz
will remain III Perrysburg few days
visiting friends.
Miss Manic Witzler common, ed
teaching in the East Toledo schools
last Monday and Miss Frederick in the
Monroe street schools in Toledo. Both
ladies ARE excellent teachers and will
undoubtedly make themselves very
popular In their new locations.
S. 3. Rice has opened up n first
class restaurant in the Wedertz build
ing near the depot, where he will be
pleased to see the people of Perrysburg
and vicinity. Free lunch and hot soup
all hours of the day. The best brands
of cigars always on hand. Call and see
him.
BY private correspondence we
learn that Henry Hamcl, formerly in
the Postoflice drug store, is now clerk
OF the Genoa House in Genoa, Ohio,
his former home. Henry made many
warm friends while in Perrys5urg who
will be pleased to know of any good
luck that may come to him.
keep cool and contented by drink
ing fine soda at Champney's.
Miss Alta Witzler and Edith Chap
man take the accommodation train
every morning for Bates station, in
which locality they are both teaching
their first country schools. The young
ladies were excellent students and
graduated with honors from our High
school in June last. Success to them.
On Saturday night last, John
Amon's hardware store was burglariz-
ed and number of his best rcvolvers
and some cutlery taken. Entrance was
gained through the back window. 1t
Is supposed to be the work of Perrys-
burg thieves. The loss is not great.
but very aggrayating, SO Mr.. Anon
says,
Blind Boone Concert Co.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th,
at town hall, Perrysburg.
Miss Cora Tyler is teaching the
school in the Vinia district in Ross
township. She is said to be very
ambitions little lady. Every morning
she arises early enough to feed and
hitch her own horse aud drive from
home to her school, where she is said
to maintain the best of government and
yet be very popular with her pupils.
-HoT! Hot! HoT!- The weather.
Cold, cold, cold soda water ut Champ
ney's drug store.
The funeral of Thomas Walters
was held ut the German M. II. church
on Saturday last, Rev. G. A. Adams
Officiating and the G. A. II. attending
in II body. The funeral was largely
attended. Deceased was born in Baden,
Germany, December 4, 1910, and came
to America with his parents and settled
in Perrysburg in 1913. In 1865 he
united in marriage with Mrs. Carrie
Brooster Seven children-iive boys
and two girls-were born to them.
AT the time of his death deceased WAS
aged 81 Yeas, eight months and 27
days.
Coughing Leads 10 Consumption
! kemp's Dalsam stops the cough at once.