Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-02

On Wednesday night, January 9th.
1892, revival services will be commenc-
ed ut the NJ. T.. church in Perrysburg.
Mrs. Stephen Wheeler Of Lime City
gave the JOURNAL a happy new year
call, paid her subscription for 1892 and
selected the cook book premium.
Mr.. Charles Collier and Miss
Laura Lober were united in marriage
at the M. T.. parsonage by Rev. j. c.
Shaw, on Christmas night, dec. 25,)
1891.
The JOURNAL learns that Aaron
Hufford, who is now visiting relatives
in Findlay, recently sold tract Of
Florida pine lands for the snug sum of
$34, 800.
-WANTED.-Old Indian relics, such
as arrow and spear heads, tomahawks,
ETC., for which reasonable price will
be paid, according to their condition.
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Tho X. P's are having Centennial
hall arranged for their Use and In n few
weeks will have an elegant hall. They
are growing in numbers very rapidly
and prospects for fine lodge are very
tlattering
Oliver Mogle of Lime City has just
returned from u visit with his father mt
Kawanna, Ind, where he enjoyed his
Christmas. He reports his father
nicely located and enjoying good
health, and also renewed his subscrip-
tion to the JOURNAL.
.-"Now is the winter of our discon-
tent made glorious summer "by Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This wonderful medicine
SO invigorates the system and enriches
the blood that cold weather becomes
positively enjoyable. Arctic explorers
would do we'll to make note of this.
Skates, sleds and silyerware Mt
Amon's hardware.
The report published in the Toledo
News to the effect that printer Buttles
of the Weston Herald had committed
suicide is not correct. The young man
was hard ut work at the time the lie
about him was being written, and has
continued ut his post OF duty ever
since.
1--WE girls" will have very pleas
ant time at Leap Year party at the
home of Miss Edith Chapman on New
Years Eve. The young people are
having jolly times these days and it is
to be hoped that their future will be
equally us bright and joyous as the
present.
Many people have asked the JOUR-
NAL if they would be compelled to pay
fines on books that have run over time
by reason of not being able to have
them returned to the library on
account of the illness of the librarian.
Mr.. Hanson was consulted and says
no fines will be charged but books
must be returned as soon as possible
after the le-opening of the library.
The Installation of officers of Ken.
meth lodge, X. of Z. of Bowling Green
will take place at the Grand Oper;
House in that city on Friday evening
January LIST, 1892. Arrangements are
being made to make the occasion (,
grand event. and when the boys o.
Kenneth take hold of n thing it Away.
means success. The JOURNAL mar
is thankful for an invitation to bt
present.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Miss Nellie Adams on the
Second Saturday in January, 1892, a
2p. III. a large number of names have
been secured to the petition fol
"school suffrage" to be presented t.
the Ohio Legislature during the
present Winter. Many desire voice
in the management of the publ,
schools who do not care for genera
suffrage.
Durham Simmons home was tn,
scene of very pleasant famil.
assemblage on Christmas day. Hi
children and grand children number
ing by the dozen were present an,
seated around the festal board partoOl
of turkey and all the delicious OF tn
season and after the usual ceremOn,
they presented the old gentleman will
IN easy chair. 1t was quite surpris
and you might have spied tear in on
corner of his eye. MI. Simmons ha
slw the pleasures and cares of man
years, but he is still fond Of the sOciet,
of his friends, and is jolly host
The occasion is one long to be re
membered by those present.
Mrs. JIM. Hirth. of Toledo accom-
panied by her sons, Aired, of Gram
Rapids, Paul of Toledo, and j. S. Hirtl
wife aud children of Grand Rapids
We're in Perrysburg visiting old friend
and neighbors the last of the weel
All the members OF the family were Il
home in Toledo on Christmas day an
enjoyed their old fashioned Merr
I Christmas. When we look back a
the happy days of childhood when thi