Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-10


this week.
Miss Katie Sherdon and Clara Kohl
spent Sunday in Toledo with the fami-
| ly Of N. Leapier.
r. A. Emerson's store at Bloom
dale was burglarized Saturday night
and considerable goods taken.
-E. w. DeVerna OF Dunbridge was
in town Monday on business. Mr.. d. is
one OF Wood county's most popular citi-
zens.
Gus Winslow OF Lime City was
busy setting up the cigars last Mon
day and smiling over the arrival at his
home of a baby girl.
Miss Lima Emch is in Cleveland
this week attending the Spring millln-
cry opening. She will return in n few
days with a complete new stock of
Spring goods.
About 81 young friends OF Miss
Bessie Wilde called at her home on
Wednesday night gave her complete
surprise. They enjoyed a very happy
evening's amusement.
On Wednesday evening March I,
1894. at the M. E. Parsonage, Rev. J.
G. Shaw united in marriage Mr.. George
Simmons and Miss Rena Pringle. The
happy couple received the congratua-
tions of many friends for happy and
prosperous future.
The Perrysburg Firemen will give
a masquerade ball at the town hall, on
Monday evening, March 26. Every
body invited. Admission, so cents.
Best OF order and good music. Masks
can be secured at the JOURNAL office,
at the very lowest prices.
Toledo loses one of her best citizens
and christian workers, in the death of
Rev. H. M. Bacon, who died on Tues,
day last. He was pastor of the Central
Congregational church of that city for
many years. Rev. Adams of Perrys-
burg attended his funeral.
The fifth session of the N. w. o.
Round Table was held at Findlay on
Friday and Saturday March I'd and Sd.
and was a very interesting session,
Miss Wetzel of the Perrysburg schools
attended and was we'll pleased with the
programme OF exercises.
Clara Wheeler, aged s years,
daughter of Stephen Wheeler and wife
of Lime City, died on Sunday morning
of spinal trouble. The funeral services
were held on Tuesday and the remains
buried in Fort Meigs cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler have the sympathy
of a large circle OF friends.
-WANTED.-A boy to learn the bar
ber trade. One with a years expert
ence preferred. JNo. DUFoRD,
51b Perrysburp,
President VIM. Schlect of Tippe-
canoe Council National Union of Per-
rysburg, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Mary Schlect, attended a recep-
tion given by Ideal Council n. u, of
Toledo on Monday evening. They re-
ported having had very enjoyable
evenings entertainment.
Letters remaining in the Perrys-
burg, Ohio, post Office uncalled for
March 1st: Mr.. Joseph Daigle, Miss
Emma Danofsky, Mrs. Charles M. Gar
nett, Mr.. Henry Daniel Hahn, Mr..
Charles Rochter, Monsieur Charles
Sevigny. Persons calling for these
letters please say advertised. JOHN
CRANKER, P. M.
The Business Headlight" pub
lished at Louisville, KY. Spencerian
Business College has the following to
say of Perrysburg boy: walter A.
Stone OF Perrysburg, o., who entered
with us last year for IL commercial and
shorthand training is now employed
/ by Lewis & Chambers, dealers in
farming implements, seeds, etc. Wal
ter is young man in whom implicit
confidence may be placed, and his en-
ployers will not be long in learning OF
his sterling worth"
The next social of the Ladies' So
ciety of First Presbyterian church will
be held at the residence of Mrs. III. C.
Lawrence, Friday evening, March 16.
A programme, consisting of readings
and vocal and instrumental music is
being arranged for the occasion which
will undoubtedly make the evenings
Entertainment quite interesting. At
ter the conclusion of the programme
refreshments will be served. Every
body invited and the price will remain
at the usual remarkably low figure of
15 cents.
When you need furniture of any
description, see Chas. Witzler and get
his prices. You can do no better in
Perrysburg or Toledo. Call aud be
convinced.
"A petition was filed with the com
missioners today that If successful will