Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-04-15
Williams ( Fuller.


Father G. H. Reiken, of st. Rose |
of Lima church, exchanged pulpits on
Sunday last with Father Kress of Bowl |
ing Green.
The Methodist church of this place
will give an entertainment at the town
hall in about two weeks, particulars of
which will be given later.
New Undertaken, new goods.
Prices right. Free use of vault. I'm
dcrtaier TO be found ut store both day
aud night. CHAS. WTTZLER
Deputy Sheriff Hampshire gave
the JOURNAL Il pleasant call Tuesday.
Jonas is stuck on the beautiful village
and river, and he displays good judg
ment thereby.
On Saturday evening Amelia Wet
eel entertained IA few of her friends at
Il peanut hunt. The invitations were
inclosed in peanuts and tied with rib
bon, which will be seen worn by the
society.
Frank Winkler and Miss Mary
Newbauer of this place, were united in
marriage ut the Catholic church by
Rev. G.. Ii. Reiken on Tuesday morn
ing last, and received congratulations
of Il large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances.
C. Maxwell OF Wheeling, w. Va,
the new secretary Of the Sheridon Steel
with his location in Perryshurg and
says the business of the Wheel Co. is
in much better shape than he expected
to find it, and he is satisfied with the
outlook for the future.
Lnuc.s nIcdicinc Moves the isow els
Each Hay.
In order 10 he healthy this is necessary.
The b. Il. club has heen having
regular weekly meetings at the homes
of the members of the club, and it is
reported that their treasury is running
over with cash, peanuts and gum. Just
what the two initials mean is hard to
tell, but some of the dear boys say that
''bewitching enchanters'' is good
enough. Tvs quite evident his girl is
one of the number.
The Methodist church people o
, Fostoria have decided 10 do away with
? the use of one common cup for commu
, MON purposes, and have ordered 40t
\ tiny tumblers, thus supplying each in
dividual COMMUNICATE with cup, anC
to avoid contagion these cups will bt
dsinfected promptly after use. TIL,
bread will be placed in charge of tn,
!. steward. who will see that it is cut il
pieces sufficiently small for one person
Send 10 cents for Il subscription t,
E ii live y matrimonial journal for ol'
and young. Address, Orange Bios
SONS, Yarmouthport, Mass. 6-11-93.
Jessie Ross gave Il surprise Iridu
evening for her brother Maxwell
Among the guests were >thc NIisse
Bertha Cranier, Daisy Thompson
!, Gussie Powers. Anna Clegg, Jenni
N'Io lLCii IlOllCbDSSN, bSi W ttu'
Linda Chapman, Amelia Wetzel, Don
ma aud Helen Lawrence. Addie .Je2
zard, Gertie Hayes and Jessie Ross
Messrs. Eugene Rheinfrank, Harr
Oblinger, Ollie Wedertz, Orestes Get;
Ray Hanson, Charlie and Gus Peck
n Frank Hoover, Max and Leslie Ross
~ A very pleasant time was reported b
'i- all present.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, SpectG
II cles. Special attention givento repai
j. ing. All Warranted. JOHN NRFLUE
ID 3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,
n Mrs. j. ii. Kersker of Orchar
nc street, Toledo, was pleasantly surprise
last Thursday night by Il number {
her friends, and they were given
= hearty welcome. An elegant lunc
was served which was enjoyed by al
after which dancing and various game
were INDUCED in until II late hou
Those present were Joe Bcclller an
wife, Dan Green and wife, j. b. Webl
?. wife and daughter Mabel, Mrs. Bougl
s. ten aud daughter Lena, Mrs. Rober
'' and daughter Carrie, Mrs. Sheetheln
e. Mrs. LeacroiX, Mrs. Young and Mr.
Donohue of Cleyelaud, Miss Clal
IL Dupue, Miss Lima and Ellen Doncoe
do Misses Fannie and Carrie Talbert, /
ry Gerone, Emma Highlorn, Mary l.
Ill croix, Lille Vansgan, Henry and Ge
'N Boughten, Joe Vandette, G. Goufe
v. Ray and Sam Lambergh, M. S. Wee
erlip. George Russ and many other