Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-21

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atiyes in Bryan.
John zuriuh of Toledo was m Per-
rysburg on Tuesday last.
Miss Minnie Bloomfield has re-
turned from visit in Toledo.
VIM. Barton, wife and daughter !
visited in Toledo last Sunday.
Capt. Cotterell was the guest of
Capt. Root last Monday evening.
Mrs. NJ. G. Wetmore of Haslsins
called on friends in Perrysburg last
week.
Miss Flnkbeiner of Bowling Green
is the guest of w. A. Finkpeiner and
wife this week.
p. V. Chilcote and family Of Toledo
were the guests of Geo. Getz and fam
lily over Sunday.
Andrew Mutschler went to Deshler
Monday to accept "a situation in cigar
factory at that place.
Treasurer Fred Yeagar was in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. j. G. Hlmmelmann.
Misses Clara Thornton and Allie
Hans of Lindsay are the guests OF the
Misses Zingg this week.
Joseph Lindsay of Cleveland, Is in
town. He contemplates returning to
Perrysburg to live again and he will
indeed be welcome.
The lates, fad among the ladies is
to adopt swinging gait for the street.
To secure this to perfection regular ex-
ercise should be taken on the end OF a
broom stick.
On Tuesday afternoon G. w. Kauf-
man and Miss Sophia Neiderhouse
were united in matrimony at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, by ReY.
H. c. Berger.
Perfection pants and overalls, war
ranted not to rip, at Finkbeiner's.
"A Georgia editor recently bought
bicycle SO that he might rundown de-
linquent subscribers; but the sheriff
leyied on the bicycle and is now run
ming down the editor.
Mrs. A. C. Williams sold her resi-
dence to Philip Wetzel, who will re-
move the same to the lot on the corner
of Sixth and Walnut streets, and have
some changes made which will make
! IL n very desirable dwelling.
DIR. Winfield uses local anesthetiC
for extracting teeth recommended by
( five thousand of the best dentists il
) the United States as the most effectiyt
, in results with no bad after effects. q
cents to those ordering artificial teeth
Gus Johnson, the jewelcr, will bt
found at the postoilice every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. Watches
clocks and jewelry repaired in first
class manner 3tf
: The usual obituaries of the frui
crop are now being penned. Their
usually is fair supply of fruit, how
!. ever, in spite of all predictions, and i
g is just us we'll not to starve ones self il
: anticipation.
For go days 1 will make q specia
8 cut in rockers, he'd room suits and be-
8 springs. Call in and be convinced. L
a L. Mahr, east of library. 4b
"A lady answered an advertisement
9 Offering to send receipt for maxim
i good coffee for 81. The answer was
e practice it till you get it exactl
right, then keep on making it in tha
5 way."-EX.
!, If ycu have weak lungs, have griI
l. coughs or colds, wear a chest protecto
(all sizes and prices), and take Chaml
ncy's White Pine EXpectorant. 80
The Standard Mineral Roofing Gu
hare been doing good business in roo
t ing in our village, in repairing roof
N and have given general sati sfactio.
= II your roof needs repairing you ca
- save money by seeing them before the
leave.
M 4NyO duuouhCSo Wibul
,r four weeks he will retire from the lee
~ ture platform and move on his "mod,
= farm" in North Carolina. He calls
q model farm because 1t costs him, eac
= year, three times us much as he ge
/, from it.
Il have just received large line
IN bed room suits ranging in price fro
r. $l2 up, Call in and examine then
to f. L. Mahr, first door east of Librar
m 4b
o. -G. G. Himmelmann, of Akron, in
10 G. Himmelmann, Jr., OF Washingto
d. O.; Chas. A. Himmelmann,
II Cleveland; Henry G. Himmelmann.
~ Columbus, and Mrs. G. B. Schrumm
W Auburndale, were home TO attend Il
fnneral OF their mother, Mrs. j.
r. Himmelman