Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-05-06
Williams ( Fuller.

time on his recent trip to the South.
The remains of the late John Eber-
~ were consigned to the tomb in Fort
Melgs cemetery on Tuesday last.
George La Farree and Andrew
Hillabrand are engaged in repairing
the Cook block and Fred Hillabrand's
residence.
Smith Warner of Lime City, took
a tumble to himself last Monday night,
as his buggy wheel busted and let him
down in the mud.
The County Board has employed
Supt. Saddler to deliver the graduating
address to the county pupils at Bowl
ing Green, the first Saturday in June.
Casper Snyder has removed his
family from Perrysburg to Flat Rock,
OHIO, where he will make his home in
the future. He has long been one of
Wood county's most substantial farm
ers.
Gideon Blanchard of Defiance, who
came to Perrysburg for wife few
years ago, is now the daddy of bounc-
ing baby boy, and feels so proud over
it that he hardly knows any of his rel
atives.
-Ex-Treasurer Noyes was called to
Detroit to see his son, who is in college
in shat city. The young man was in
jured by falling from u trapeze bar in
the college gymnasium, SO says the
! Tribune.
Coughing Lends TO Consumption
kcmps BalSam stops the cough at once.
We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of DR.. H. Russell Burner, the
eminent specialist, who will visit To-
led o, and can be consulted at the Bur-
nett house on Tuesday and Wednesday,
May % and "a. Examination free.
The population of Lime City is still
on the increase. II. NJ. Hanson is
smiling serenely over the arrival of a
baby boy at his house on May I'd.
Everybody smokes cigars at the City Of
Lime in consequence of the event.
The east 80 feet of the west 81 feet
of in-lot No. II III the village of Per-
rysburg, will be offered at sheriff's sale
at the court house in Bowling Green,
on Tuesday, May 8, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Appraised at $4,000 Terms, cash.
The machinery is on the ground to
pump the Dunbridge we'll on the Rogers
farm in Middleton. Tho original own
ers have disposed of part interest in
the we'll to parties in Dunbridge and
they are determined to find out its
!, value. Sentinel.
Miss Cort, formerly of Syria, will
address the ladies of all the churches,
on the subject of Missions, al the First
Preshytorm church, rnesdHy, May
9ih, ri / o'csork she is srid t0 ba q.
ver, entertaining 'peako", ard Il -
hoped That "A who arc II all Interested
on the subject Will avail themselves of
the opportunity OF listening 10 her.
Tho mouth Of April has at last
come 10 u CLOSE 1t wo- me longest
month of lne past three gears, ron;uu-
ing as H. did, forly-fiv- days; during
five OF every three. il bowed showed,
ramed, drzzied, and filled the air, the
streets, aud pubIic places full OF slop
and s!ush. It's TO be hoped there will
be- commission appointed to get up a
new calendar and II they don't cut out
the month of April the whole COM
mission should be annihilated.
Lane's Medicine Moves tho GEOW eI s
Each Dny.
In order to be healthy this is necessary.
The Deestrick Skule entertain
meut, given by the Ladies' Aid society
of the NJ. l.. church, at the town hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
OF this week, was r success in every
respect. The town hall was filled 18th
people, many unable to procure seats.
The entertainment was a burlesque on
the old style District School and was
we'll arranged. The characters we're
all we'll taken and it would not be
proper for US to mention ono without
giving each a special notice, which
would require too much space. 1t was
a capital entertainment, and was a
happy change from the unsocial Sociall
usually given by the different church
societies of tho village, Such enter
tainments win always be patronizet
and IL is to be hoped they will occur
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