Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
A. WILLIAMS

-WANTED-Five copies Perrysburg
JOURNAL of January 80, 92, at this Office.
Philip Wetzel has the agency for
the Buckeye Laundry OF Toledo.
Now is the time to order your fruit
trees and all kinds of nursery stock for
this Springs setting. Anything wanted
in the above line call on John Anon
46j Perrysburg.
The seats for the new Presbyterian
church have arrived and will be placed
in position as soon as possible.
-LoST.-Ladies Pocket book con-
tanning small amount of money. Owner
will be literally rewarded by leaving
same at JOURNAL office.
ID. w. Clark has moved his family
from Sixth street into one of Seavolt.
houses on Front street.
John Bloomfield has been doing q
very neat job of paper hanging and
painting in the K. p. hall.
Geo. Greenough. an old resident
of this township, died on Wednesday
last, at his home, q few miles above
Perrysburg.
We understand Frank Mailman
has been indicted for completely in the
recent highway robbery case and was
taken to B. G. Tuesday evening.
The Sentinel says 12 pound boy
arrived mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. NJ. Young, OF that village, Monday
evening last. Heap much boy, that.
Miss Laura Ewing has purchased
Il new Stultz & Bauer piano, which is
II beautiful as well as most excellent
instrument. 1t is from the we'll known
piano rooms of J. w. Greene & Co., OF
Toledo.
The young folks social at the homo
of Mrs. H. G. Lawrence on Friday
evening last, was we'll attended by the
young people and was very enjoyable
entertainment. The programme was
we'll rendered and was highly pleasing,
and the refreshments were excellent.
The K. P. hall has been newly
papered, painted, and carpeted and is
now one of the neatest lodge rooms in
the town and n reception will be held
soon. The boys are quite proud OF
their rapid growth and want their
friends to enjoy their hospitality.
Fruit trees for Spring setting. 100
acres to select from near Toledo. J..
Anon, Perrysburg. 46j
Father Kolasinski, a Polish priest
of Toledo, has been arrested on a
charge of being the parent of babe
which recently made its appearance in
the city. From appearances and the
quality OF the testimony against the
priest it is believed to be IL case OF
black mail. 1t is q great wrong to
ruin the reputation OF II woman, but we
think it no small crime to attempt to
blacken the character OF Il good man.
When the Womep's Relief Corps
of this place went out of existence,
hand, and in order TO properly dispose
OF it they decided to buy stones for use
in the cemeteries, and accordingly they
tIlO obOiiC W lIC ~ TdNC
of Eddie O'Connor, who seems TO have
had no friends who cared to mark his
grave, and also four corner stones to
mark the corners OF the soldiers lot in
Fort Meigs cemetery. The stones
have been placed in position and
make neat app earance.
1t is reported that JIG. and Charles
Maddy have purchased the lease of the
Perrysburg elevator, held by Mr..
Churchill Of Toledo and that the husi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by
them. They have also rented the resi-
dence OF John A. Robertson on Front
street, and expect to occupy it as a
home for themselves and their two
sisters who are now residing mt the old
family home in Missouri. If the re-
port be true the people OF Perrysburs
will be glad OF the fact.
Everything in the line of gro
ceries and provisions also vegetables
and baled hny can be purchased of G.