Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
Williams & Fuller

E1drTy OOllnSer anu MAX ftOSS nave
been enjoying their vacation on Hull
Prairie making hay.
Tom Roe, the Chicago bicycler,
passed through Perrysburg on his way
from New York to San Francisco.
"A large party Of excursionists from
st. Vincent Orphan asylum Toledo en-
joyed picnic at tho beautiful Eden
Park.
-Perrysburg's celebration promises
to be hummer in every respect.
There will be good music, good races,
and everything else that anyone could
wish for in celebration.
Eden Park in Perrysburg was
never more beautiful than this year.
The owners do not permit liquors to be
brought upon the grounds and it is
supplied with all conveniences for pic
mic parties.
If you want binder or mower, get
the Champion or Empire, the leading
machines. Off WIN. SCHLECT.
The inability to sound fire alarm
when the hotel was discovered to be
on fire last week is evidence that the
village is sadly in deed OF hre bell.
The cost would be very light and the
benefits to be derived therefrom would
be great.
j. o. Gable, of Pemberville. O..
general agent for the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Assn was in town Thursday.
He is hustling agent and represents a
good association. He took in the Per-
rysburg Commencement and said it
was one OF the finest in every respect
that he ever witnessed.
When at the show make our place
your headquarters. A. Froney, & Co.,
Bowling Green, o.
Miss Della Tracy, one OF the grad
uates of the Perrysburg High School,
started for her home in the East on
Thursday morning. The evening prior
to her departure, a large number OF her
friends called to say good bye, and en-
joyed a pleasant evenings call.
Top buggy for sale cheap. Mrs.
G.. Beach. 12tf
j. A. Robertson OF Haskins was
badly injured on Saturday last by be-
ing kicked in the breast by horse
He was unconscious for short time,
and was taken home and medical aid
summoned, and the physicians claim
that while he is badly bruised, there is
reason to hope for his ultimate re-
covery.
Letters remaining in the Perrys
burg post office uncallsd for July L
North Bowan. Zella Bates, Cal M. Gil
lette. Mrs. Jennie Morgan, o. S. Nilley
Alfred Phillips, d. ]. Rover, Miss
Mary Smith, Fred Stuart, Jary D
Snyder, Mrs. Maggie Thompson. Per
sous calling for the above please sa,
advertised.
w. 81. HoLLENBECK, P. Nj.
Watches. Clocks. Jswelry, Specta'
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
S13 Monroe street. Toledo.
"A new feature, and one which Il
destined to become immensely popular
has been instituted by the manager o
the steamer Wellington r. Burt. Dur
ing the balance Of the season tho
o'clock trip will be the concert excur
sion" on the boat and special pro
gram of popular and classic music will
be rendered by the Burt band each day
This latest feature OF the management
of the Burt cannot but increase its pop
, ularity.
! On Sunday evening party of tw
2 ladies and gentlemen escorts, drove t.
c this place and when passing alonl
Front street one OF the horses steppe'
. on piece OF board which was lying Il
c the road, and one end Of the stick wa
: : turned up in such manner rs to b
6 forced into the horses belly, making
D very painful wound. The horse VIII
{ taken to Trombla's livery and We,
c erinary from Toledo summoned, VIII
c had the animal taken to Toledo on tn
g morning boat. The team belongs t
. the Crescent livery of Toledo, and
: very valuable. Tho young men VIII
{ we're driving the team were 10 no Wa
: 20 el&-a for tho icc!ceut
! --AighO caiico, UesV quaiity ofc. a
5 Froney g. Co., Bowling Green, o.