Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-03


is six inches thick and in some places
is OF good quality.
When you need bed roem suit l
will save you from to dollars on it.
Rene ,nber the place, at Chas. Witzler's.
"A merry party of young people
enjoyed taffy pull at tho home of
Stephen Hartshorr Tuesday evening.
Misses May and Hattie Bradbrook
entertained number of young friends
at their home last Friday evening. The
guests were delightfully."- entertained.
-Remember that DR.. Winfield guar
antees that his Sc, $S, and 80, teeth
are equal to those costing more money,
made by any responsible Toledo Den
tist.
The members of Maumee Council
National Union will visit Tippecanoe
Council in Perrysburg on which occa-
sion the visiting council will exemplify
the ritualistic work.
-Perrysburg Lodge K. of p. will
celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pyth
ianism by giving a banquet and literary
and musical entertainment on the
night of February 10th, to which each
member is entitled to bring one lady.
Marie Tempest at the Peoples
Theatre next Monday night. For the
balance of the week, commencing with
Tuesday matinee and continuing every
night with Thursday and Saturday
matinees, the attraction will be Jarbau,
in starlight"
1t is reported that the Fifth ward
ex-champion will endeavor to redeem
himself in another contest with the
gloves soon. 1t is also reported that
the championship belt has
been taken from the Fifth
ward and is now worn by 9th ward
boxer. A contest between the 9TH
and 9th wards should be arranged for a
finish fight.
All kinds and styles of horse blank
cts and robes. ga and all other makes.
a large variety. VIM. SCHLECr.
Marshal Thornton informs us that
between October II, 1893, and Jan. 2S,
1891, there had been 132 tramps
lodged at the village Jail. The high
est number on any one night was 13.
The Marshal keeps a register of all
these and from this it is learned that
these unfortunates hail from all parts
of the country and are from nearly all
classes of people. The Marshal fur
nishes lodging only for them and they
are turned out IN the morning and re-
quested to leave town. Where they
get their meals they alone can tell.
If you have weak lungs, have grip,
coughs or colds, wear chest protector
(all sizes and prices), and take Champ
ncy's White Pine Expectorant. 80
On Friday evening last about thir-
ty young ladies and gentlemen were
entertained at the residence of Mrs. II.
c. Lawrence, as the guests of Misses
Donna and Helen. One of the very
interesting features of the evenings
ENJOYMENT was the Flower Pi." Miss
Daisy Thompson acted as mistress of
ceremonies for the young people and
the "Pi' was pronounced Il great sue
cess. Harry Oblinger won first prize.
Elegant refreshments were served and
I l,.,t nf
the most enjoyable parties of the season.
"A. B. Coffin, the old reliable un-
dertaker, of Maumee, who has had
many years experience, and whose
ability as IL funeral director and en-
balmer is we'll known to the public.
and needs no introduction, desires to
announce that HE Is a member of the
| combinations" and undertakers pro-
tective association and from that very
fact is enabled to sell goods at lower
prices than any dealer who is NOT a
member and these associations offer
protection to their members and en-
ables them to offer their patrons better
rates and better goods than can be pur.
chased of others who are not members
of the association.
Watches, Clocks. JeweIry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
log. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
313 Monroe street. Toledo.
Tuesday night number of friends
and relatives gathered at John Kaz
maler's residence. The evening
passed very pleasantly in playing
games and dancing, after which sup
per was prepared and Messrs. Kaz
maier and Girlley kept Messrs. Dibert
and Underhlll busy getting oysters fol
them, after which they started fol
home at o'clock u. III. The guest.
were as follows: Mrs. Shider, Johr
Smith and wife, Andrew Kazmaier ant
wife, Fred Girkey and wife, Ed. I'm
derhill and wife, VIM. Dibert and wife