Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-14
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fest an interest in the arrangement of
young mans carvat, his bachelor days
are numbered.
The revival meetings in the M. L.
church are still in progress. Conver-
sions have occurred, and the outlook
is very hopeful.
1t is hard for philosopher to un-
derstand why football should be called
play, as long as shoveling coal is con-
sidered hard work.
&C. w. Kidder's "Uncle Tom" was
bought, sold and killed in Perrysburg
last Tuesday night. In many respects
the company was very good.
We could not help feeling awfully
sorry for those two beautiful dogs that
were compelled to remain for three
hours in that old ice house town hall,
with the Uncle Tom Company the
other night.
When one is in the act of tipping
| his hat to q lady whom he supposes to
be an acquaintance, it requires some
tact TO MAKE believe he is only scratch
ing his head, as he discovers the lady
to be a stranger.
Miss Gena Buckhouse took her
scholars on II sleigh ride last Friday
night and completely surprised Robert
Barnes and family. An oyster supper
was furnished them and the scholars
unite in praises of their jolly entertain
ment and would not object to having,
such ride every night.
Coughing Lends TO Consumption
kcmp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
Put II sweet potato in jar Of
water, says an exchange, leaving about
one-third of the potato out of the water,
and it will sprout, making pretty vines
for decoration. The jar with contents
can be concealed, and many will not
recognize what the vine is, it is so much
} more delicate when grown indoors
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SONS, Yarmouthport, Mass. 6l1-93.
-Pfster Bros. are making rapid
, progress in putting up ice. They will
fill the Syndicate's ice house and
supply the people during tie coming
season with a fine quality of congealet
) water. Henry Chubb Is also filling hi.
= ice house and Perrysburg people viii
undoubtedly be able to keep cool mex
Summer.
!. Ench Day.
, In order to be healthy this is necessary.
"A party of about % ladies and gen
? tlemen assembled at the home OF Mar
shall Thornton on Tuesday evening
last, and enjoyed II happy time will
music and dancing. Supper was serve'
and the festivities of the evening wer
continued until the o'clock rooste
tapped his wings and crowed.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta
cles. Special attention given to. repair
Z ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZuRFLUH h
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,
BY private letter received fror
friends here, from Charles Kreps, c
}. Atlanta, Ca, it is learned that Jas. F
% Averill, formerly of this place, ha
J. been elected Commander of the G. A
d r. Post of that city. Mr.. X. also say
. it is colder there now than ever befor
:, heard of that new bank has jus
been opened, and he had just bee
down to 'draw" his breath.
The Installation of officers of Wo
ford Post, G. A. r. was held at tn
ID Post room last Saturday night. Ate
:" installation n banquet was served
y the members of the Post and the
families, at which n splendid substal
tial supper of pork and beans, coffe
* sandwiches and cake were served.
u is reported as very pleasant ente
nf tainment, by those who were fortuna
,e enough to be invited.
~ 1t is reported that last Frida
night Ed. Conrad of Stony Ridge dro'
in with sleigh load OF people 10 a
at tend the Odd Fellows Installation al
while at the hall the team was left in
shed near by. During the evening I'll
- horses became unhitched and startt
Y for homs leaving the people to G
le home us best they could. When M
If Conrad arrived ut his home he foun
10 the horses standing at the barn wal
ing to be cared for. No damage WI
N done.