Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-03

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friends from Toledo last week.
Levi Sutton and wife Of Norwalk
visited VIM. Clark and family this
week.
Miss Mary Weddell entertained
party OF friends OF tea on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Rudd Of Tontogany, visited
her parents, Frank Blinn and wife,
this week.
Frankie and Charlie Winzler OF
Lime City spent Sunday with Bertha
and Claudy Thornton.
The Ladies' of the NJ. +. church
will give a social ut the church par
lors on Friday evening Nov. 0, to which
all are cordially invited.
The ladies OF the First Presbyter-
ian church will hold a Christmas mar
liet about two weeks before the holi-
days. They are making every prepar-
alton for the occasion, which promises
to be u grand success. Further notice
later.
Last Wednesday night was hollow
cen and as usual, was observed in Per.
rysburg. No damage was done except
that few gates and signs are unac-
counted for, and the entrances to sever
al business places blocked with boxes
and barrels.
Bees are curious little animals. Be-
fore storing heney-in a tree, for in
stance-they will clean the tree OF all
rotten wood and refuse. When this is
done, they are ready for work; but a
bee never begins business until he Is
thoroughly ready to carry it on, and
then he never does it by halves.
The JOURNAL is indebted to Henry
Leaf for copy OF the Ulster County
Gazette, published Mt Kingston, N. ",
January 4. 1900, which contains an ac-
count of the death and burial OF Gen.
eral George Washington. The paper
is in good state Of preservation con-
sidering that it is nearly century old.
He also presented us with copy OF the
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, dated
May %, 1876, for which we return
thanks.
-"Meditation" by Charles Sprague
-Pearce charming picture Of a girl
whose thoughts have drifted from the
book which she has been reading and
''peonies" by Paul de longpre, one OF
most popular of the flower painters of
the day appear admirably reproduced
as color studies in the Art Amateur for
October. II the frst OF these has q
slight tinge OF pleasant sadness the
frontispiece more than couuterbalances
it-a child almost smiling holding up n
bunch OF cherries" ian engraving by
Baude after the pastel by IOhn Russell)
Other specially iotable illustrations in
the number are water oolor study OF
II bull bv Rosa Honheur --Juliet" deli
cately engraved from the painting BY
WagreZs "Normaudy Fisherwoman "a,
crayOn bv Fey0R PerriE9 Sir Edwin
Landseer's ''E.iag Charles Shields
PORTRAITS OF the late George Iuness and
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