Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-05-19
Williams I Fuller .
$1.5o.
C. H. & ID. n. II. Time Card.
Trains pass Perryeburg

" 60. .9:l2 a. m. Sundays only.
Get those pictures framed. 1t
,8sn't cost much, at WitIler's.
Mrs. c. Cornelius is visiting friends
and relatives in Cincinnati this week.
Times are hard we know, but We
sell to suit the times at Witzler's.
Miss Geneva Fitzgerald of Sidney,
is visiting friends and relatives In Per-
rysburg.
Misses Lucy and Lilly Steel Of
Toledo were guests OF John Marshall
and family on Sunday.
"A large number of Perrysburg
people attended the May festival at
Toledo on Saturday.
"A lot of goods for little money at
Witzler's.
Misses Tillie CorMslius and Louise
Malar attended party given at the
home of Louis Dennis in Maumee last
Thursday evening. They report a
pleasant time.
-R. Danz and daughter Lille, and
John Holliger, went to Cincinnati Sun.
day night. They expect to visit
friends in the city, and witness the Odd
Fellows demonstrations.
The next social OF the Ladies' So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
H. E. Peck, Friday evening, May 18th.
All are cordially invited.
The Perrysbucg Dramatic Club
will soon present the drama entitled
Strife" They have the preliminary
arrangements made and expect to put
on the play in first-elass style.
Mrs Samuel Kaight, wife of Com
missioner Knight, was the guest OF
Mrs. b. McCeslin over Sunday. Mrs.
Knight is delighted with the beauties
of Perrysburg as residence village.
"A large line OF fancy and medium
extension tables ut f. L. Mahr's, east
o. library.
The divided bicycle skirt has
struck Toledo amidships, and tho Bow.
ling Green papers are announcing the
fact that the lady bicycle riders OF that
village are liable to be affiicted In the
same manner.
The "bloomer" cycling costume is
fast being adopted by lady riders in
the cities. Those who haye worn
them claim they will never don skirts
again for riding. Better time with
half the exertion can be made with the
costume.
Mrs. Champney and Mrs. Rhein-
frank entertained about'50 lady guests
at the home OF Mrs. Champney on FRI
day evening last. Elegant refresh
ments were served at o'clock and q
most sdelightful evenings entertaih-
ment was enjoyed by the guests. =,
i have line OF rockers manuiac.
tured in Detroit for which the Toledo
dealers ask $5.00 each that sell for
SO. %; S4.50 rocker for $2.98. Have been
| selling rOCkeTS CnAU Sttl III lOiCuO IOr
$l.25 for 6Sc. Have oak centre tables
"a inches square that sell everywhere
for $500 to $3.50 for $l.59. Can sell
you bed room suits as low as $10.75.
Remember we lead In low prices.
CHAS. WTTzLER.
The editor OF the Electrical Age
predicts that by the year 1900 our
homes will be heated by electricity
supplied from large central stations
and distributed through street mains,
The idea is practicable even. now, the
economic factor being the only one az
yet unsolved.
Don't swear when your neighbor'e
, chickens hold high carnival In your
early lettuce bed. Just knock then
, over with club, throw them over the
fence, and listen while their ownol
does the profanity act. It's moro graf
! flying, besides being in the line o
morality.