Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

Tho marriage of one of Bowling 8
most estimable young men will soon
be recorded.
The sweetest meat is nearest the
bone, but the sweetest music is not
nearest the trombone.
Sometimes the girls go sleighrid.
ing and sometimes they don't. 1t
depends upon what pa says.
Tom Franey and party of three
sleigh loads of friends went down to
Walbridge Thursday night and had a
splendid time.
Bernie Trudeau and wife went to
Toledo Tuesday night to attend the mar
riage of Mr.. Joe Trudeau and Miss
HELEN Miller OF Ironville.
The revival meetings in the NJ. f..
church are constantly growing in il .
terest. Conversions are occurring
every meeting. Everyone is welcome
IL you inquire closely into the con-
dition of the man who ''ncver says a
harmful word of anybody" you will
find that he has been dead some little
time. Elk.
Tho "Wiader Doodle's Courtship''
by Josiah Aliens Wife, is given as n
premium to the JOURNAL subscribers
who pay q year in advance for one
dollar and ten cents.
"A party of about 80 people cele.
brated Mrs. F.C. Hahn's birthday Mon
dav night. An oyster supper was
served and the evening was spent in
dancing. All reported having had u
pleasant time.
Adam Leydorf says he thinks we
would be willing to come down peg or
two in our statement of last weak If we
had to sit in his barn "a few hours dur,
ring this cold weather. He NAV be
right, but it don't make the town hall
any warmer.
On Friday Of last week, two child
rem of Henry Wistinghausen and wife
were buried in Fort Meigs cemetery.
They were George Wistinghausen,
born Nov. s. 1889, and died Jan. 10.
1893. Katie Wistinghausen. born Nov.
IA, 1887, and died Jan. IL, 1893. Death
was caused by membranous Group.
Ira Hoover, who has been with
Conant Bros. of Toledo, will 60 to
Cincinnati the first of February tC
accept position with Pfeffer, the
designer in furniture and house decor.
ations, and during his stay in the city,
will take course OF study in the Gin.
cinnati school of design. Success to
you, Ira.
"A sleigh load of people went out
to John Restle's last week Wednesday
night in that terrible snow storm and
surprised the folks. They met with a
very cordial welcome however, and
had delightful time, and the storm
was 80 severe they were compelled to
dance all night and come home in the
morning. They say George Hoffman,
Is good dancer but he is so fat. they
danced him almost in pieces.
BRAUN'S YEAST is courfng to the
front in great shape. We are glad to
see this as it is home Industry.
Joe F. Brandhubcr is now on the
road in the interest of the Harris Metal
Wheel Co. of Toledo. He will travel
East and South, visiting the larger
cities. Joe has been very successful
commercial tourist for several years,
principally in the hardware trade. A
few years ago n fellow traveller, Mr.
Crosby, of Toledo, left the hardware
trade and went into the Harris Co.,
and Joe will now follow suit. If Brand
huber and Crosby can't make "the
wheels go wound" it will be safe to bet
that nobody can.
The wonderful popularity attained
by Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar last
year, will be repeated by Hoods House
hold Calenear-Almanac for 1898, JUS,
published, A happier combination OF
calender ard almanac, of beauty and
utility, of art and advertising. has sell
dom been produced. The lovely pict-
urc of '"rhe Young DISCOVERIES" litho-
graphed in many delicate colors, will
be welcome everywhere, while the pad
is attractively printed in colors but
with sharp, plain figures. Copies may
be obtained OF the druggist, or by send
ing six ceats in stamps for one copy, or
ten cents for two. to G. l. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.