Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-21

WHY DID WE MARRY?
Why did VIC mnrry--you and I?
All, me! why did wcs In our youth
/ vowed loved; and your reply,
Heartsung, yet ilcnt seemed the truth.
Beside our loves now swelling tone
How faint was TINT first throb, dear heart!
1t was babe that since has grown
Big as the world OF which we're part
Ay, bigger yet, like Paradise;
For when you fold me to your breast,
Or drink deep from your dear eyes.
The worlds forgot, with all the rest
Give more dear nobler half! thirst
For ali the love yOu once kept hid.
What II we did not love at firsty
Thank God, sweet wife, we thought we did.
Julian Ralph, in McClure's Magazine for June
Miss Kitty Caldwell of Republic,
is visiting friends in this place.
Miss Maym Bof entertained few
friends from Toledo at a fish supper in
honor Of her guest, Miss Carrie FrciG-
erichs, OF Detroit.
Marshal Thornton, Joe Baird and
a number of congenial sports will go up
to Otsego on camping expedition on
Saturday.
The Spiritualsts will hold camp
meeting at Belts Grove near Bailey
Station, on Aug. II to 20, on which oc-
casion number OF good speakers and
mediums will be in attendance. Every
body invited.
Letters remaining in the Perrys-
burg post-office July 10, 1894: Maude
Clay, Mrs. Emma Cook, Mr.. G Ell.
Harlin, Martin Rex, Misses George
Scbeible, Persons calling for these
letters please say advertised.
JOHN CRANKER, p. M
The walnut tree in this part OF the
country is threatened with extinction'
and the lumber commands a higher
price every year, II farmers would oc
,cupy the waste land or roadsides by
planting young walnut trees it would
not be many years until they would
find q material addition to the value
of their farms.
WANTED - 70 purchase good
black horse, suitable for hearse team.
CHAs. WITzLER.
, -Chiet Justice Herr Won Boetsch
, went down the bay en- an excursion and
in his haversack he carried some very
l.. loud cheese which was thrown oyer
I board by the ladies of the party, which
4 caused Boetsch to get so angry that hi
n wanted the boat stopped In order t.
!, recover the cheese, which was last seel
q walking up the hill into Sandusky look
), ing for transportation to Toledo
# Boetsch still hopes that his cheese Ink
the cat, will "come back"
10 1t is related that it once fell to a
a. Atchlson man to break the news to
II woman that her husband had bee
Ia killed. "Do you know" he said, call
"a lug at her house, ''that witk your ligt
ly hair and pretty complexion you woul
us break every heart in town If yo
a. dressed as widow" She olushed an
is laughed. "And you are cue," he ado
cd, your husband was lGst blown
-. atoms down in the boiler works, b
- then black rs so becoming to you"
nix The Brownie CarniSal at the TOW
ses hall last Tuesday and VI ednesdaY eye
re- inss WAS we'll attendedand was a r
ay markably interesting end amusing e
ost ,tertainment. The sittle boys
.ge brownies were well up in the
cir -"parts" and suits, ant were indeed
md ,mischeyexs party Of youngsters. L
little girls In their doll drill and va
ool ious osher exercises, looked "swe
his enough ito eat" THE vocal solo
mo Miss Love received an enchore
The which she responded with very pref
ado Eballad aud her excellent voice seem
nm. to charm the large audience. O
,;n |favorite, DIR. VIII. Rheinfrank, sa
h;s I''My Little Woman" in an eXcelle
mo llmanner, and received very hearty a
i'm iprolonged applause. The duet
Messrs. Chapman and Champney ell
arr lifted hearty applause and a recall
-: - which they very gracefully respond
tUhe entertainment, as a whole, was
perfeot success.
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