Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-14

John Groiner of Lime City, is the
happy father of 10 pound boy. Set
'em up, John.
--Maddy Bros. having completed the
addition to the elevator are again
ready to receive grain as formerly.
There will be a social hop at Will
liamson's hail, Bowling, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 10. A good time guar
anteed.
George Leatherer has returned
from the Fair. During his absence
Harry Danz drove "Red Eric" for
KingsburY.
Squire j. NJ. Brown and wife are
visiting in Indiana and there will be
no justice business done at his Office for
two weeks.
Jake Hufford raised the biggest
sweet potatoes to be found anywhere
this season. He brought in samples
which we're dandies.
Henry Oblinger has been released
on $1,000, his father f. j. Oblinger
Chris Finkbeiner, L. Black and Joe
Hoffman signing the bail bond.
-Charles Witzlef, the undertaken,
gives special attention to Funeral work
Lady assistantTFree use of vault
at office day apd hight-Night bell at
entrance.
The Ladies' Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give social
at the residence of H. M. Hoover, on
Friday evening, Oct, 20. All are cor
daily invited.
Capt G. S. Mcknight attended the
Mckinley meeting at Toledo last Sat
urday night and says it was tremen-
dons outpOurlng of the people regard
less of party affiliations.
The dance given by the "Jolly
Eight" at the town hall Tuesday even
ing was grand success. Excellent
order was preserved and good time
enjoyed by the large crowd present.
Hiram P Mcknight, the attorney
real lestate-loan-and-general-ngent for
everything that has u dollar in it, for
merly of Stony Ridge, but now of the
Ohio penitentiarY, is again making an
effort to get out, and has given notice
to Prosecutor Mears that ne will ask
the filing of another petition for a new
trial.
p. Greene, George Hook, John
Frldel, Fred Schwertferger, directors
of the Sheridan Steel Wheel Co., were
in Perrysburg Monday, louking after
their interests in the factory at this
place. They expressed themselves as
well pleased at the out look and pro-
pose to make the Wheel Company u
success.
Geo. Mcknight who always keeps
an eye for old settlers wrote to Cali
fornia to inquire for William Kelly
who left Perrysburg 40 years ago, and
received in reply letter from Kelley's
daughter stating that her father died
three years ago from injuries received
by being thrown from his buggy and
his wife died year ago from the et
fects of la grippe. Old settlers here
will be interested in hearing from the
family.
Grain drills, land rollers an ddisk
harrows are the implements to buy and
VIM Schlect, Perrysburg, is the man to
buy Of. 24tf
On the first page of the Leader
may be found an article entitled, "A
Courteous Candidate" taken from a
special edition of the Perrysburg JOUR-
NAL. 1t contains short sketch of the
life OF Mr.. Frederick Yeager, present
Treasurer of Wood County. Mr.. Yea
ger is an educated, careful and gentle
manly official, and it will interest you
to see what the JOURNAL says about
him. Mr.. Yeager speaks the German
language very readily, which greatly
pleases the large number of Germans
with whom he comes in contact.-Pem,
berville Leader.
During the month of October tho
following dates have been chosen foi
reduced rate excursions to Chicago
with ten day limit for return from sta
tions upon the Western division of the
Ohio Central Lines, VIZ: Oct. 9th, 18th
18th, 2lst, 23rd and Goth. AS the Fail
will certainly close October 31st it il
expected that all will avail themselves
who have not previously done so, tt
visit this greatest exhibition man has
seen. Remember that all Ohio Cen
trail Lines agents have tickets and will
sell them upon the dates published
Please call upon them for further par
ticulars which it will be their pleasure
at any and all times to give. MoUL
TON HoUK, G. p. A. 29d
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