Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-09

See the change of time of steamer |
[dler in another column.
J. O. Avery of Weston was in town
on business.
IA pound of sleeps wool produces
one square yard of cloth.
Miss Eva Rheinfrank is visiting
ear Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. A. II. Champney spent Sun
day with friends in Toledo.
Miss Robertson was the guest OF
Miss Brownlee of Toledo Sunday.
Miss Jaeger Of Gilmore is the guest
of her grandmother Mrs. Deering.
Miss frankie Nellis is visiting rel
atives and friends at Swanton this
week.
Note important changes in q. Fl.
g. d. time table found elsewhere in this
paper.
Notice to newly married couples.
Go to Witzler's. You can save money.
Our prices are lowest.
Miss Grace Parks of East Toledo
spent Sunday with her grandparents
DR.. and Mrs Hamilton.
Misses Holt, Claribel Thornton and
Allie Haas, of Lindsay visited friends
in Perrysburg this week.
Robert Hutford spent few days
in Monclova last week with his sister
Mrs. N. Ward and friends.
Mrs. Nellie Flood and son Earl
and Miss Lou Dennison of Cleveland are
the guests of Mrs. B. H. Getz.
On Memorial Day Mrs. D. McGin-
mis- entertained all of her children,
grand children and one great grand
child.
Philip Wetzel has moved into the
Comstock house on Front street, and
the people in that locality are pleased
to welcome them as neighbors
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Nj. T.. church will hold
strawberry social at the residence of
G. A. Hampton, Friday night, June s.
All will be welcome.
The G. HI. & d. has taken off two
passenger trains on the North Balti-
more division on account of the short
age of coal. The two trains that are
Il hound S.I0
a. m, and north bound 5:15 p. m.
Professor Webb of Maumee has
been elected Superintendent of the
Grand Rapids schools. The Grand
Rapids people are to be congratulated
on securing the services of so compe
tent gentleman to superintend their
schools.
Get those pictures framed. 1t
don't cost much, at Witzler's.
The expression us it hot enough
for you." is said to have originated
with country editor who dreamed.
once upon time, that he saw a delin-
queut subscriber down in hades, who
had died owing three years and eight
months on his paper
Our neighbors down at Hobart
have organized Sunday school which
is a branch of the Memorial Baptist
Sunday School of East Toledo. DR.
Hobart of East Toledo is the Superin
tendant and Miss Mary Harvey the
Secretary, with about forty pupils ir
attendance.
Eureka Furniture Polish, the bes
in the world, for sale at Chas. Witt
ler's. Only &c bottle.
The following Perrysburg teacher!
received election to Toledo schools last
Monday; May [. Carol Junction
school; Kate +. Wetzel, Washington
school; Mabel Hilton and Emma Maddy
Stickney school; Jessie Frederick
Auburndale; Mamie Wltzler, Nayarrt
ave. Also Hattie Grove of Millbur,
who is assigned to Ontario school.
-FoR SALE CHEAP-Pneumatic tir;
| SulcUy UlCfC "A. IN. w lLLiAMS.
C. S. Lester formerly of Swanton
has taken charge OF the Exchange no
tel, Perrysburg. and will conduct thi
popular hostelrv in "a first class manner
He is IL landlord of many years expert
ence, and will make the Old Exchange
more popular than ever. The livery
in connection with the hotel, as conduct
ed by James Cook is q very importan
feature OF this popular stopping place.
On Monday last a boiler exploded
on the Wollum farm oil lease in Mont
gomery township which carried par
OF the boiler d distance of 500 feet
The fireboX was thrown in the oppo
site direction falling in large tree
Otto Mcintyre, Il tool dresser, wa
thrown distance of 75 feet. He wa
badly scalded and bruised and is in
I Verv 1anpprouS condition 1rjlle