Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-07-02
How About the Pods ?

Milgrove resigned and Elmore Yates
has been appointed to FIJI the vacancy.
The funeral OF Mrs. Micheal
Meyers who died Of dropsy, was held
at tho Catholic church horo on Tues
day last.
Its those Hoodoo fans at Bartous
that have "hoo-dooed" tho weather and
makes it so cold and damp. Lists buy
them and get rid OF 'em.
Rich and refreshing, chocolate,
vanilla and cream a. Champney's
j. Nj. Brown, Justice OF the Peace,
will hold court In Perryshurg every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ut
tho Office OF the Township Clerk In tho
Eberly block.
Mrs. Fl. Sarvis OF Hull Prairie,
happened to be in the barn and while
near one OF the horses the animal bit
her on the nose, and while the wound
is quite painful 1t is not dangerous.
Joe Boff and Frank Hollenbeck
have been doing the finishing on the
interior OF the new library building.
Their work Is excellent and the in
terror OF the edifice presents a very
beautiful appearance.
"A short time ago DR.. Simon of
Psmberville while assisting in a post
mortem examination accidentally prick
cd the middle finger OF his left hand near
the second joint. Shortly after the
finger began swelling and he is now in
Findlay being treated by DR.. Entrellin.
Starting off to summer resort, or
for weeks fishing, or upon tramp
with gun, or to visit your relations
in the country, there is one companion
that you will not regret taking with
you-a copy of the July Cosmopolitan.
1t contains wide range OF subjects for
summer reading-twcnty-two articles,
mostly illustrated. Stop at your news
dealers and carry away copy of this
splondidly illustrated monthly.
Tho members Of st. Joseph band
were given reception on Monday
evening last at tho home OF Marshal
Thornton and his wife. The evening
was very pleasantly spent by the guests
and all report having had jolly time,
and voted Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton ns
excellent hosts. A splendid supper
was served, and although the editor
wasn't sin it" during the evening, he
received a box of cake, fruits and a
fragrant Havana the next day.
Letters remaining in the Perrys-
burg, Ohio, post-of1lce uncalled for
July !, 1892: Mr.. Broadbridge; Mrs.
NJ. Fon; Prof. d. Fl. Hadsrman: Albert
A. Hay: Alfred Heitsch: Miss Kittie
Johnson; Mrs. G. Lindner; Miss Clara
Rubansall: Frank Rubensall: Mr..
Jerome Rulapaugh: Miss Cattle Shar-
dean; Mis-, Anna Tiuenor Spangler;
Mr. G. Tucke; Mr.. Will Warnes.
Persons calling for these letters please
say advertised.
w. Fl. HoLLENBECK. p. NJ.
Tho Ladies' Reading Club OF this
place closed their years work this
week. Tho last meeting of tho year
was held ut the home OF Miss Anna
Beach on Thursday, and the occasion
was duly celebrated. Tho programme
IL said to have consisted of a combina-
tion OF essays, discussions, coffee, tea
and cheese, n good deal of spice, some
sauce, few pointed remarks, several
rounds OF applause, a number of pithy
paragraphs, some sense and nonsense,
and was, wlthal, l,quite time.
Every woman who is married or
expects to be--especially every house,
keeper,-should get under her bonnet
and trot right down town. She should
carry twenty cents tied up in the corner
of her handkerchief, and should go
into Davis hardware and buy new
article which is used by every family,
and which, until the present invention,
has been a source of much annoyance
to the good wife. 20 cents will buy
something that will make every woman
happy.
Take the baby out for an airing in
one of those new baby carriages at
VIM. Schlect's.
"A Chicago man has invented n
boy persuadcr," which, if all reports
are true, will prove an everlasting
boon to anxious mothers. 1t is an
electric apparatus which is fastened to
the boy, and set to go Off ut any given
time. When once started it sets the
boy to kicking himself and fills his
body so full OF electricity that he starts
for home Immediately. 1t is a capital
thing to bring youngsters home on
time, as the contrivance can be Set to
go off at any hour, and when once in
motion can orly be stopped by the
mother, who holds the key; hence the