Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-06-17

Mics Edith Chapman has been en-
gagged to teach the fall term of school
in District No. ..
Commission err James Gibson has
been doing considerable hustling over
in this locality of late.
Misses Manic Witzler, Mary Car
roll and Jessie Frederick have each
been reelected as teachers in the Toll
edo schools.
F. E. Hollenbecls, who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, is
able to be ut his Office again, although
he is tar from being we'll man.
The JOURNAL is informed of the
death of Norman Burns of Perrysburg
township, on Wednesday night of
dropsy. He was an old and well known
citizen of the township.
Miss Mertie Wight has finished
the spring term of school in District
No. s, and, like all the Perrysburg
teachers, has given the best of satisfac-
tion to the patrons OF the district.
Le'ef sew -,oie GLORIOUS conduct -
n that displayed in these two in W
nces by two youths in their teens
The Perrysburg Fire Department
will give grand ball on the evening
of July Sd, at the town hall. Admis-
sion 80 cents. Let everybody go and
help support the volunteer fire de-
partment.
The Pemberville bank closed its
doors last Saturday. The institution
was started as branch of the Exchange
OF Weston, and the failure of the
Weston bank is said to have been one
reason for the failure of the Pember-
vile bank.
Miss Mabel Hilton closed her school
in the Roachton district on Friday last
the scholars enjoying picnic on the
last day. Miss Hilton has had very
successful term in this district and the
patrons Of the school speak of her as
an excellent teacher.
If you want binder or mower. get
the Champion or Empire, the leading
machines. OF WIN. SCHLECT.
The JOURNAL was very much
pleased to hear some one say that the
Perrysburg commencement invitations
were not printed here, but were en-
graved in the city. When it is under
stood that they were printed by the
JoRRNAL, on our own press, with our
own type and by our own employees, it
will be seen that the statement referred
to was very complimentary.
Top buggy for sale cheap. Mrs.
G. Beach. 12tf
Some person with a greater de-
sire to talk than to tell the truth
circulated the report that Charlie Col.
lier had skipped. Scarcely had the
report been thoroughly circulated than
he was seen walking through the street
entirely unconscious that people were
lying about him. Collier has never
shown himself to be u coward and we
don't believe he will commence at this
time.
Jack Marshall had scythe and
snathe hanging in one of his cherry
trees. Somebody called one evening and
stole the scythe but failed to carry
away the wrench and milestone, which
Jack Bays he will give to the person
who took the scythe, as he does not
want anyone to work that implement
unless it is properly sharpened. He is
also willing to throw in the cherry
tree II the midnight borrower wants it.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta-
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,
Miss Dora Kaeding enjoyed a very
pleasant visit from her friends &
few days since, the occasion being hei
birthday. On the morning boat q party
Of young friends came up from Toledo
and spont the afternoon and part of the
evening It'll the last boat left). The
ladies presented her with very fine
willow working stand and several othel
presents. Those present we're thu
Messrs. Lou Shultz, Girls Wege, Viii
Wstson, Fred Deutchman, Chas Grabs
and Harry Kruse, the Misses Annie ant
Carrie Landwehr, Name and Katie
Trettwer, Mary Prottengier and Mau(
Dryder. Everybody had y good time
| NJ couraa In the evaninp her hOmt
friends surprised her with an elegan