Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
"A. Hufford left Thursday for Find


Frank Struble OF Stony Ridge was
in town Monday.
Miss Callie McCeslin has returned
to her home in Pennsylvania.
.-Chas. Norton of Lansing, Mich,
visited Perrysburg relatives this week.
- DIR. Donegan of Maumee was in
Perrysburg calling on friends Satur-
day.
ID X. Hollenbecll and wife visited
friends in Ann Arbor, Mich, over
Sunday.
Miss Donna Lawrence spent Sun
day with d. A. Haylor and family in
Bowling Green.
Bowling Green is to have one more
attorney In the person of e. G. McClel-
land of Jerry City.
-Chas. Witzler's new undertaker's
wagon makes a very fine appearance,
and shows enterprise on the part of
the proprietor.
&C. f. Chapman OF the firm OF Chap
man & Sargent, has gone to Northern
Mich, to look after the interests of
their factories in that country.
The fish market is being supplied
with some very fine fish. S. B. Rice
is engaged in the business, supplying
the retail and wholesale market.
Miss Adelia Marsh, teacher in
district No. 8, gave Il box social last
Friday night, to purchase a flag for
the school house. Proceeds, $ll.
If yea have weak lungs, have grip,
coughs or colds, wear "a chest protector
ncy's White Pine Expectorant. 30
j. M. Decker, one of the old First
Mich. Cavalry, drove over from his
Moncloya farm last Wednesday. He
was marketing his corn in Perrysburg.
Mrs. J. H. Little who has been
visiting her sick father for two weeks
past, returned to her home in Chicago
Thursday last accompanied by hei
niece Nj ss Ethel Sweet.
Watches, Clocks. JeweIry, Specta'
clea. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
BIB Monroe street. Toledo,
"A young man down east hung him
self because some people found faul
with him. An exchange thinks if tina
practice would become general the
trees would be full of preachers, schoo
teachers and editors.
"A lady lecturing on nursing, recon
mends that the sick room should con
tain only two chairs-"a very comfort
able one for the nurse, and a very un
comfortable one for visitors who sta.
too long"
F. Franklin of Tontoganv is agen
for the Improved Favorite Washer i
Wood and adjoining counties. This
the leading machine of the country
and gives universal satisfaction. Tn
prices are reasonable and hundreds G
people in this locality will testify t
the merits of the machine. 45tf
"A pastor in church in one of ou
cities has hit upon an original devic
for filling up his pews by securing 81
pretty girls to act as ushers. His ayov
ed purpose was ito dla the youn
men" and the first drawing proved
success, large numbers of young me
! have hocked to the church to enjoy til
sensation of being escorted to thei
seats by the feminine ushers.
Pictures that lie around without
, frame, get soiled. Get some nit
, frames put around them, decorate yo,
rooms. Chas Witzler has large stoc
4 of frames which he is selling cheap.
S A heart reuding and embarrassir
e incident, it is reported, happened Il gi
a in town the other morning. While
;, a sightseeing tour she found hors
shoe aud in order to try what her luz
C might be she laid it under the pillc
v with her store teeth upon retiring #
II the night. Arising in II hurry on Il
Q following morning she grabbed u
IS horseshoe instead of her teeth and IL
/. justed it in her mouth and wore it Sc
n eral hours before she discovered h
A. error.-EX
g Rev. Henry Warner, who has lo'
0. since retired from the ministry
h which he labored faithfully for ma
10 years, delivered u sermon at the Nj.
church, last Sunday, by invitation
i, Rev. Shaw, the occasion being IL,
a Warmers SD birthday. There was
,r large congregation present, who We
IN pleased to hear him once more. L
~ delivery of II sermon by n minister
l. SO years of age is quite an unusual
al currence.
An exchange says: a postmas
al pointing TO four or five letters held
nv postage, said: Any man is very lik
IN to put letter in the ofiie with
et,,,,>;nn n With N napl on tha 4,