Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-09-09

Henry Culp OF the Bowling Green
Sentinel force gave this Office call
Thursday morning while enroute to
Toledo on his bike.
DIR. Winfield has returned from De-
fiance.
"A. Williams and wife have gone to
Mont Clemens, Mich, for the benefit
of Mr.. W's. health.
For RENT,-The Tyler building
on Second street, lately occupied by
DR.. Winfield. Call on Mrs. Tyler.
Misses Alta Witzler and Grace
Kemp commenced teaching the Fall
term Of school at Eagle Point and Lin
son, on Monday last.
"A concert will be held at the NJ. E.
church, on Friday evening, Sept. is,
the program of which will be published
in these columns next week.
Miss Clara Eberly was injured in
getting off an electric car in Toledo
one day this week. She was quite
severely bruised, bnt not seriously in
jured.
Bernie Trudeau's new yacht has
been launched and she is dandy, and
arrangements are being made for a
race with R. S. Clegg's "White
Wings"
Mrs. S. N. Beach of Toledo called
on Perrysburg friends this week. She
expects to move to Texas this Fall to
make her home with her son Lincoln,
who is located in Houston, Texas.
Miss Anna p. Johnson gave a re-
ception in honor of her guest Miss
Hammond on Saturday evening last.
About 80 guests were present and en-
joyed a delightful evenings entertain
meet.
The G. B. Wallace is carrying
large passenger lists. She will con-
tinue to run as long as the dear public
desire to ride, even if the Captain is
compelled to put skates on her and
run her on the ice.
Mr.. Bradbrook, Sr, died at the
home of his son, Samuel, on Front
street, Perrysburg, at 6 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 6, 1898.
He has resided here number of years
and was "A years old at his death.
Funeral Friday, Sept. s.
Mrs. Joseph Belville. aged 20, liv-
ing near Linson, died on Wednesday
last. She had been sick about nine
months with heart trouble, which final
ly ended in death. Burial Thursday
at Fort Meigs cemetery. The services
was conducted by Rev. ]. G. Shaw.
Charles WitzIer has purchased the
undertaking business of John Church
of Maumee, and has put in large and
complete stock of undertaker's furnish.
ings and furniture of al, kinds. He
will give the people of Maumee and vi
cinity an opportunity to buy the best o.
goods at home. Call at his store in the
Henfing block and examine the goods
and prices.
1t would probably cost person in
Perrysburg twice us much as the rate
of $l5.25 which the Toledo Commercial
offers for us pleasant and comfortable q
trip. Half as much more can be saved
on the outside attractions, which near
ly every one visits. Those who have
, delayed going, hoping tor lower rates
are to be congratulated that their time
has come.
School books and School Supplies
ut Danz' Bakery. 24tf
The general store of d. ]. Shoe
: maker OF Bowling, this county, wal
: destroyed by fire last Monday morn
: ing. The building was a two-stor,
. frame, the lower floor being occupied
rs store, while the family resided VI
| stairs. The fire was discovered a
, about o'clock in the morning, and tn,
building was consumed before any
thing but few pieces of furnitur,
could be saved. The loss ON building
and stock is about $3,20S.