Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-07

F. G.. Davenport, who received in
iuries last week by falling from a load
Of hay, is slowly recoving.
Boys should be taught in schools
that the education they are acquiring
Is not intended, primarily, to enable
them to live without work.
The "Widder Doodle's Courtship"
by Josiah Aliens Wife, is given as a
premium to the JOURNAL subscribers
who pay year in advance for one
dollar and ten cents.
"A party OF about 30 people enjoyed
a sleigh ride last Tuesday night. They
drove out to Frank Rhoda' g home where
they had a jolly time with dancing and
an oyster supper.
"A party of about SO guests enjoyed
themselves Mt the residence of John
Byers, at Five Points, on New Years
Eve. Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening enjoyed by all present
He called her miss and she called
him mister; they continued this until
one night he kissed her, then their
bashfulness they perceived was folly;
now he calls her Bess and she calls him
'old socks"
The revival services in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church began this week.
They will continue indefinitely. The
pastor will be assisted most of the time
by the Rev. j. l. Wean, of the Albany
street church, Toledo. Mr.. Wean is a
fine preacher and most successful re-
vivallst. Everybody is invited.
The newly elected officers OF Fort
Meigs lodge. I. o. o. F., will be Install
ed this Friday evening by District
Deputy Warren Hampton OF Dunbridge.
The lodge has prepared for the recep-
tion OF Il large number of friends, and
the ceremonies will no doubt, be con-
Quoted in very interesting manner.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair.
L d,
BIB Monroe street, Toledo,
S. Z. Wagner of Stony Ridge
called at the JOURNAL Office few days
since. We are always glad to see Sey
more. but this time he seemed to be 6
little out of plumb-his mind wandered
from politics to religion, and from re
ligion to girls, and we think it's the
girls who have turned his head. While
here he ordered Souvenir spoon, Z
cook book and "Widdcr Doodles" anc
we think that that combination viii
get the best of anyone - especially
when the "Widder' gets her work in
Remember, if you want Columbu,
souvenier spoon, just pay sl.l5 for tn,
JOURNAL one year in advance and yo,
can have the paper a year and a fin,
spoon. 1t is good goods.
List of dead letters remaining il
the Perrysburg, o., post otiic.,, Jan
1st. 1888: Miss Rhoda Burns, 2; ka,
Banks: E. G. Booher; w. A. Ball
Joseph Caldwell; Beckey Johnson; G
H. Greiner: Miss Hettie Johnson; Mrs
Elvira Lyons; Fred Lever; VIM. Meal
Mrs. Mary Ann Norton; Frank Rue
bensall; Miss Myrta Smith; Mis-
Maggie Schmidt; Joseph A. Simons
j. j. Stuart, F. L. Smith, Chas. L
Wilson; w. S. Yerkson. Persons call
ing for these please say advertised.
w. Fl. HoLLENBEcK, P. M.
w. E. Escott of Perrysburg ha
taken position of Foreman in the OF
flee of the B. G. Democrat. We under
stand he left the Sentinel Office will
best wishes of the firm. Bobby viii
undoubtedly prove himself valuable
man in the Democrat Office, as he ha
done wherever employed and with tn
new material to be put into the pape
we feel safe in predicting that tina
paper will make II better appearance
than ever before, and we believe Bobb
will send us the paper regularly here
after. We have received one cop
during the last three months.
Coughing Leads to Consumption
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
On Thursday evening last, II part
OF young friends gathered at the hom
of Frank Linderield and surprised him
1t being ..his 18th birthday. The even
ing was spent in playing games. Re
freshments were served, and the littl
folks report very pleasant evening
entertainment. Among those preseu
were: Helen Danz, Ray Hartshorr
Bessie Blinn, Eugene Bruce, Fanni
Pomery, Erwin Bruce, Olive Disi
Henry Thornton, Gertie Hillabrand
John Schwindt, Katie Hillabrand, Tor
Lally, Mary Lally, George Rosbach
Hattie Bradbrook, Frank Linderfeld
Rertha Schol Charlia Schwindt Mn