Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-23

iotiC Oh souuudS.
Miss lila Lawrence entertained
Perrysburg and B. G. friends last
Friday night.
Leonard Ecllel has been hauling
wood this week and brings in two cords
at II load. Nothing small about that.
-Chas. Lawrence has secured u bus
and is now prepared to accommodate
sleighing parties. 44b.
The JOURNAL is under obligations
to Rev. j. X. Deering for u map of
Chicago and the Worlds fair grounds.
The Evangelical church held an
oyster supper at the parsonage on
Wednesday evening last: the proceeds
of which are to be used in the purchase
of a new organ for the church.
John Walters of Tecumseh, Mich,
sent the JOURNAL several copies OF the
Tecumseh papers, and to Judge from
the display of local advertisements
therein tho business men OF that city
are hustlcrs
"A number of young people of this
place enjoyed sleigh ride to Scotch
Ridge on Monday evening last. Re-
freshments were served and all return
ed much pleased with the evening S
entertainment.
The pupils of the unclassilied school.
a big sleigh load of them, gave their
teacher Miss Kitty Hayes u surprise
party On Tuesday last it being the
anniversary of her birthday. They
had good time of course.
Miss Name Tyler announces that
she is now ready to receive pupils in
the study OF instrumental music. 1t is
well known that Miss Tyler is one Of
the most accomplished pianists in this
section, and is q thorough teacher.
Skates, from &c to 81 90 at Amon's 3
hardware.
"A party of the jollicst young folks
on earth, piled into Ed. Trombla's big
covered bus, on Wednesday night, and
drove out to the home of Miss Clara
Witzler, where they were royalty
entertained and had jolly good time.
A sleighride party of twenty lads
and lassies of Toledo were quite a
surprise to Miss Della Trueschel and
her friend, Miss Thresa Bernhard.
The evening was spent with music,
games and refreshments and all re-
turned in tho wee hours having spent
u pleasant evening.
When you go to Toledo to remain
during the day or evening and feel the
pangs of hunger creeping on, just steI
up to the Model Dining hall on Summit
Street, opposite the Lion Store, where
you will be promptly served to good
wholesome meal, in n neat, clean and
respectable restaurant.
A party of 20 young ladies and
gentlemen from Toledo, drove up to
the residence of Charles Gross on
Tuesday evening and when they
arrived were nearly chilled through,
but the warm and hearty greeting they
received soon thawed them out and put
them i'm condition to enjoy jolly time,
with II splendid supper and an evening
of jolly pastime.
Since the death OF Frank Fair
banks, 1T has been asc 'rtained that he
has quite a number OF relatives In vari-
GUS parts of the world, all of whom now
Seem very anxious to learn all about
how he died, etc., and blooming
brother even WAS SO kind as to say he
would come hero and settle up his
estate. 1t is strange how careless some
people are about caring for the living,
but how everlastingly prompt they are
to hunt for dollar which may possibly
be left in dead mans shoes. The
will of Frank Fairbanks has been ad-
mitted TO PROBATE and it is quite likely
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