Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-21

Our friend Seymour" of Stony
Ridge called last Tuesday.
-FoR SALE CHEAP-Good Fischer
Piano. Inquire JOURNAL office. 3lc*
&C. A. Hoffmann has returned from
Mount Pleasant where he went to pur-
chase Winters supply Of potatoes and
apples.
"A dance will be given at the P. OF
l., hall, Roachton, Thursday night Oct.
20 Good music and a good time is
guaranteed lovers Of the ''giddy whirl."
John II. Thornton has gone to
Cleveland to represent Phoenix Lodge,
No. l23 r. & A. M. In the Grand Lodge
Of Ohio. He, was accompanied by L.
A. Undorhill.
1t Is stated that large amount OF
"tafy" was sOen floating down Louis
lana avenue last Tuesday night. The
young people claim they will place it
on the roof to cool the next time.
Mrs. Chas. Cornelius and Miss
Clara Kaeding Visited with Miss Dora
Kaeding at the parsonage Of Christ
Church at Detroit last week and start
ed for the Worlds Fair Tuesday.
She'll P. Miller, OF st. Joe, Mo-,
arrived in Perrysburg on Sunday. He
had been doing tho w. F. at Chicago
and is here TO visit scenes Of child
hood and await the arrival of his faith
er who will probably reach here
by the first of tho coming week.
DIR. P. A. Skinner of Texarkana, Ar
kanAas is an enthusiast in the praise of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He used it
for rheamatism, and says:"1 found it to
be most excellent local remedy. For
sale by A. r. Champney.
Treasurer Yeager is not only in
the heat Of a political campaign, but is
also in the midst Of the sorrows Of
moving. He has been living in the
same neighborhoOd with Tom Couley
and Tom says Fred stood it as long as
he could and then hunted up another
house on the opposite side of the town.
-Phiel's Photo Car will remain in
Perrysburg for one week longer, only.
All who desire first-class work should
call at once. 3la
&C. ]. Hartsing, Conrad Pfster'
Louis Pdster, Chas. Grueshaber, Lew
and Frank Loesch, Geo. r. Scott and
wife, Henry Munger, John Duford,
VIM. SAVory, rGuy and Ben Pratt
VIM. Perrin and T.. L. Kingsbury and
wife are among the Perrysburg people
attending the Worlds Fair this week
Capt. George S. Mcknight handed
US an invitation to ball that is some
thing Of a relic. 1t is printed ON tn,
back OF playing card, 1.-THE ace o
hearts,) and reads thus: 1.-The pleas
ure OF Miss Il. N. Webb's company il
solicited at BALL, on Tuesday even
ing next, at the house of Mr.. Sam
Patten." Signed J. II. hall, T. II
Mcknight, Jesse Moore, Managers
Canton. Oct. q, 1916" 1t will be seel
that the invitation was good 7S year
ago.
The Stony Ridge correspondent G
the Sentinel says: "We notice by tn
journal that the school house lot i
district No. 5, Perrysburg township
will be- sold at public auction, Noveu
bea 4, at 10 o'clock p. m. They ar
somewhat economical down that wa
to hold sale that time OF day." Thi
a was done to accommodate the abov
mentioned correspondent, who 30 FRI
. quently finds himself down in Distrii
No. 5, at about that hour of the nigh
c and as it is known that he contemplate
{ Joining the army of benedicts soon,
e was thought he would be interested ar
.e could attend the sale at that hour.
ic CSnEhI1E Leads 10 COnSumpIIOn
'c Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
ic SinPly Beautiful.
C Simply beautiful are the new DIRE
&c goods at LSmsOn Bros. and the pric
q way down. See what they offer.