Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-05

Mrs. George Newton has been
quite i'll, but is slowly recovering.
will Escott and bride have com
menced housekeeping in Toledo at No.
SO 10Th street.
Halloween was not celebrated with
the usual amount Of pomp and deviltry
in Perrysburg.
"A popular Perrysburg young lady
will soon join heart and hands with
Detroit young man.
Frank Hollenbeck and Joe Boff
are doing fine job OF painting on j.
Fl. Pierce's new residence.
Postmaster Hollenbeck received an
addition to his wardrobe through the
mails few days since. Ask him about
it.
Sale blowers attempted to capture
Doodle in West Milgrove few evenings
since, but succeeded in getting only a
few dollars.
The New Way Library building
will be opened and dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies about the 18th
of November.
The ladies aid society OF Bowling
M E. church gave social few even-
ings since for the benefit of the church
and we understand enjoyed a pleasant
evenings entertainment,
Furniture is better and cheaper
than ever. I have three floors full OF
handsome styles Large stock of ladies
aud gents watches at special prices.
JOHN W. RUPP, Waterville, o.
The members of the Evangelical
church surprised their minister, Rev.
Burger, on Wednesday evening by
calling at his residence and making
him handsome donation.
The JOURNAL returns thanks to Fl.
E. Peck for copies of New York papers
and samples of the ballots used in that
State. We thought the Ohio ballot
was bad enough, but the New York
blanket is still worse.
II you have never traded at Lam.
son Bros, commence this fall.
-Trombla's livery is now located in
the barn on Louisiana avenue near the
Leaf house, having moved their stock
on Tuesday last, to their new location,
where they invite their patrons and
friends to call and see them.
AS will be seen by largely signed
notice in next weeks JOURNAL, the
farmers OF Middleton and Perrysburs
townships mean business in regard tt
: hunting. They will prosecute any one
: found hunting on their premises. ANY
: land owner who has not signed the
notice can do so by calling at this offic,
and paying sc for costs.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, specta
; cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,
: james Cook has rented the hote
livery barn and has moved his stool
into it. He has also rented the bari
! on the Wedertz property near tn
!, depot and will be found ready for busi
, ness by his many patrons. He viii
5 soon commence the erection of larg
and suitable barn on Second stree
near Cranker's shop, which, when CON
pleted, will be first class in all IL
appointments.
Charlie Ross, not the long lost, bu
the retired eentlemanly landlord c
. the New Ross House of Bowling Gree
! went to Chicago ON business this week
/ The Ross House is now under tn
;; management of Mr.. Housely, who vii
4 spare no expense to keep it at tn
head AS first-class hotel. We under
stand Mr.. Ross coutemplates locatin
in large city and has had many yer
excellent offers. Wherever he locate
! the best wishes of the people Of Woo
: county will go with him.
For cholera, cramps and pain
the side, use Champney's blackberr
cordial.
w. o. Keller, of Milton Cente
one of Wood county's best citizens an
business men, died at his home, 9
Monday morning last. Typhoid feve
ii was the cause Of his death, but he ha
y been in poor health since last Sprin:
ut which time he sustained fractul
of u leg, and the long confinement I
his bed reduced his strength to such
degree that he was unable to withstan
IS the terrible fever. The funeral Sc
g vices were held at the Presbyteria
: church in Weston ON Wednesday, COZ
IS Quoted by Canton Alpine, of Bowlin
y Green, of which the deceased WIS
q member.
g This fall Lamson Bros stock
Y far larger that ever before. II va