Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-11

MoncloVa the guest oil N. ward.
For Lawns, challies, and prints. at
cents per yard go to Barton's. 2ltf
Miss Tina Mcknight visisted Mrs.
Frank Rider OF Lime City over Sun
day.
DIR. w. II. Rheinfrank is visiting
friends in Detroit and vicinity this
week.
Miss Anna Pfarr of Wheeling, is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Geo. d.
Maxwell.
The North Baltimore Beacon
speaks in very complimentary terms of
Eden Park and its management.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
313 Monroe street, Toledo.
Company tx" of the twenty-first
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, will hold a
reunion at Presque Isle on Wednesday,
August Is.
&C. F. Rider of Lime City is feeling
pretty good over an excellent yield of
grain this season. His oats turne out
62 bushels to the acre
William Hall, Jr., and wife of
Cleveland and Chas Hall and wife Of
Broadway came up and took dinner
with d. Simmons and family on Tues.
day.
&C. VanNorman wife and son Mrs
G. Hufford of Toledo and Jacob Huf-
ford and family and Henry Wygant
Sundayed with Frank Henuan and
family.
When you see a young man and
woman walking the street, leaning on
each other like a pair of badly matched
oxen, it is pretty good sign that they
are bent on consolidation.
"A man doesn't get much done
when working around the house.
Every few minutes he is reminded of
something for which he must scold his
wife, and that takes time.-Ex.
The remark that wise man once
made that when be began to feel him
self too self-important he got a map of
the universe and tried to find himself
on it, has great deal of significance.
The Ohio Central Lines have on
Sale ten trip Communication ticket
good between any two stations. Call
upon agents and obtain information
thereto. 20b
Women and girls who ride bicycles
sit erect and usually present grace
ful appearance. Some men and a few
boys who ride bicycles sit like toads on
log and look for all the world like
them -ungraceful, uncouth and horri-
bly, deformed.
The worst case of absence of mind
we overhead of was thatdescribed in an
exchange the other day, when a man,
hurrying for the train. thought he had
forgotten his watch at home, and took
it out to see if he had time to go
back for it.
Mrs. Emma j. Norton, Miss Tina
Mcknight. Mrs. E. L. Blue and Mrs.
John Merry of Lansing, Mich, enjoyed
reunion and school day experience
meeting as the guests of Mrs. d. A.
Haylor at the home of Mrs. H. C..
Lawrence Friday evening.
For Sweet Orr g. Co.'S. overalls and
cottonade pants go to Barton's 2ltt
The squirrels have been pretty
well thiuned cut by the hunters since
the open season commenced. The boys
are now privileged to bag that most
toothsome of all game birds-the wood
cock-if they can find them and then
bring them down, which requires a
pretty good wing shot.
Butter canned and hermetically
sealed will be one of the articles of
commerce before long. Canned butter
is quite as practicable as canned lard
or peaches. Thus sealed up, butter OF
the first'class can be shipped to any
country from the equator to the poles
and opened and eaten in good condition.
An exchange gives its readers this
problem: A farmer and his wife own
cd hog and they wanted to weigh it.
The man weighed 100 pounds and his
wife l39 pounds. They put a board
across fence SO that when they sat
upon each end of it the board exactly
balanced. They then changed places,
the wife taking the pig in her lap, just
balancing the board again. What was
5he weight of the porker?
While making up your mind as to
what fairs you are going to attend this
season. don't fail to set down the Wood
County Fair as one of them. We pre-
1ict that it will be one of the best fairs