Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-10

in Lima this week.
Mrs. L. G. Lee has returned from
visit with relatives in Cleveland.
Mrs. Il. S. Clegg spent Sunday
with friends in Lambertville, Mich.
Miss Flo Boyer OF Lindsay is the
guest of the Misses zlngg this week.
Mrs. VIM. Jordan OF Frankfort.
Ind. is the guest of Miss Carrie Rhoda.
Miss Nettie Crops OF Roachton,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Halle Hollen'
back.
Mrs. Louise Johnston OF Buffalo.
N. ", was the guest of Perrysburg
relatives over Sunday.
Joe Boff has returned from Fort
Wayne, where he has been located for
the past three months.
Mrs. VIM. Parks and daughter
Miss Grace, of Toledo spent Sunday
with DR.. Hamilton and family.
Rockers, stands. pictures, easels,
ETC., etc., cheap for Christmas at
WrTzLER's.
Jack Marshall is just too proud for
anything since the arrival OF baby
girl at his house few days since.
Miss Mabel West returned this
week to her home in western Illinois,
after months visit with her cousin,
Miss Eva Rheinfrank.
The marriage of Lawrence Har-
bauer and Miss Kate Hoffman, WAS
announced in church on Sunday last.
Marriage to occur on Thanksgiving
day.
james Thornton, who has the con-
tract for building the new car barns, Is
progressing very rapidly with the
work. James is hustler and never
fails to finish on time.
Russell Williams who is member
of the Little Annie Oil Co., informs US
that a new we'll has just been drilled
in on their territory which developed a
good we'll when shot on Friday last.
The first snow of the season fell at
Perrysburg on Sunday. Only a few
flakes were observed, but it reminded
reminded one of what could be expect
ed in the near future. On Wednesday
we had a second snow storm.
The JOURNAL is pleased to learn
that Milton Zimmerman. one OF Wood
county's best citizens and member OF
the Board of Inflrmary Directors, has
decided to locate in Bowling Green.
He will be worthy resident OF the
city.
Mrs NJ. j. Jefferson of Louisiana
avenue, gave a very pleasant dinner
party to a number OF friends on Tues
day, in honor of Mrs. L. ]. Kennedy, OF
Brampton, Canada, who is tho guest OF
Mrs. Jeiferson's sister, Mrs. B. from
bla. All report very enjoyable time.
James Timmons WAS home from
Washington to cast his vote for Byron
Ritchie ana the Democratic party un-
der which administration he holds his
position in the Government printing
office. He is looking we'll and was cor
daily greeted by numerous old friends
and acquatntances.
Special prices on Mems and Boys
overcoats also Mems aud Boys boots to
close out, ut BARTON'S.
Henry Leaf has gone to Boston,
where he has been rendered position
in the employ of his former employer.
Mr.. Leaf has been spending the Sum-
mer at his home here. He is a relic
hunter and has large collection of
very interesting and valuable relics
for some of which he has been offered
high prices.
The first quarterly meeting OF this
conference year will be held next Sum
day at the NJ. f. church. Preaching
at 10 a. m. by the pastor, followed by
the communion service. Love feast at
g p. m. Preaching at p. m. by the
Presiding Elder, j. L. Albritton.
Quarterly conference Monday at $50
a. IN. d. u. BAILEY, Pastor.
On last Tuesday night party of
friends gathered at the home of VIM.
Dibling and reminded him thai it was
his Goth birthday by presenting him
with IL beautiful rocking chair. VIM.
was taken completely by surprise but
soon recovered himself and invited
the guests to take possession which
they proceeded to do. The evening
was spent with music, games, etc., and
about midnight an elegant supper was
served to which the crowd did justice
in excellent style. AT late hour the
party dispersed we'll pleased with the
evenings ENJOYMENT.
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