Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-13

Attorney Geo. B. Boone OF Toledo
was a Perrysburg visitor Sunday.
Miss Mamie West of Tawas, Mich,
is the guest of Miss Eva Rheinfrank.
Mrs. Zilla Breed and Mrs. ,Chas,
Hall OF Toledo, called on Perrysburg
friends this week.
John Lally of the JOURNAL is in
North Baltimore this week helping
Bro. Wilkinson OF the Beacon.
Mr.. Deal, purchasing agent for the
w. e. l.. E. Ry was the guest of his
friend Henry G. Thompson over Sum
day.
Five trains of thirty cars each are
required to move the Ferris wheel,
and it takes ten weeks to take it to
pieces.
Mrs. Q. T.. Carroll of Auburnda,e
visited friends in Perrysburg on Sun
day and was accompanied homo by Miss
Ollie Bruce.
John Barton OF Toledo has moved
to go Bartlett street, and will occupy
the same residence with ]. w. Chap
pei and family.
Rev. Bailey, the new Methodist
minister of this place delivered SER
mons Sunday, TO large congregations
who were much pleased with him as a
minister,
Mrs. e. G. Lee entertained Misses
Rettie and Ella Lee of Toledo, on Sun
day. Mrs. Lee started for Cleveland
on Wednesday at which city she ex-
poets to visit relatives for few weeks.
The editor of an exchange recent
ly in saying that the windows CT the
church ought to be washed left the
letter "n' out OF windows and every
widow in the town has stopped her
paper.
For an exclusive boot and shoe
store that of f. G. Eberly of Perrys-
burg, is one of tho best stocked in the
county. Fred has grown up with the
trade and the people are sure of get.
ting good goods for their money.
Some don't know it.
Some are learning it.
And all will iind it out If they in
vestigate,
That Chas. Witzler sells the same
furniture and much cheaper than you
can buy in Toledo.
-Leydorf & Groner the we'll drillers
have dissolved partnership, and in the
future Henry c. Leydorf will continue
the business, while Mr.. Ironer who is
an oil driller will again engage in the
work in the oil fields.
The plans for the new school house
arc now at the office OF Esquire Boetsch
and all citizens interested are invited
to call and inspect them. The board
of education are advertising for new
bids for the construction OF the new
building and these proposals will .be
opened by the board on Monday, Oct.
30.
The jumping bean which is being
exhibited in seed store windows. is the
product OF Mexican plant allied to
the milk-weed family. The seed owes
its jumping habit to the larva of a
small moth which inhablts it. The
uneasy movements of the larva cause
the seed to roll about on fiat surface
and even to Jump slighs distance In
the air.
One of the things which seems diff
cult for the public mind to grasp is that
there is decided difference between
the knot and the mile. 1t is certainly
about time to have it thoroughly under
stood that the two are not the same
thing. 1t seems easy enough to re-
member that a mile is only about
eighty-seven per cent. OF knot, the
latter being approximately 6,OS2 feet
in length, while the statute mile meas
ures $3.50 feet.-Ex.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WORLDS Fair Highest Award.
Attorney Mears and Deputy Sher-
iif Floyd Heald of Bowling Green were
in town Monday and gave the JOUR.
NAL II pleasant call. Mr.. Mears is
gathering information for the benefit
of syndicate of capitalists who con-
template building an electric road from
Fostoria to Bryan, and passing through
B. G. Mr.. Heald was over on business,
a portion of which was to see that poll
tics would go his way in this Democratic
township.
Jacob Artz of Chicago junction,
was in town few days last week and
was the guest of Henry G. Leydorf. He
was here but short time and was busy
making repairs on his residence. Dur
ing his residence in Chicago junction