Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-04

Perrysburg relatives Thursday.
Mrs. w. J. Parks and babies are
visiting Dir. Hamilton and family.
Martin Witzler left on Thursday
for few days visit at Niagara Falls.
Guy Pancoast OF Ashtabula, was
the guest of Miss Eva Ztngg last week.
Miss Rose Holliger OF Toledo is
spending her vacation with Perrys-
burg friends.
Mrs. William Timpe and little son,
of Wateryille, were the guests OF Miss
Helen Zaenger last week.
e. l.. Spafford and wife OF Bowl
ing Green visited with F. III. Thomp-
son q few days since.
WIN. Hepburn and Albert Hatcher
have returned from Ada, where they
were attending college.
Miss Minnie Nearing Of Toledo,
has returned home after few days
visit with Miss Ella Hufford.
John Bamar and daughter of
Grand Rapids, visited Oliver Thomp-
son. and family on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Mills visited her
daughters, Mrs. Chas. Cook and Mrs
Will Richards at Bowling Green.
old Sake of the Herald called on
us last Tuesday, when we were away
from home. Gene again, old man.
&C. d. Yonker and wife, and J..
J. Dreher and wife Of Bowling Green,
we're guests OF G. A. Hoffman, and
family oyer Sunday.
Prof. D. A. Haylor, wife and
daughter Vida, are guests OF Mrs. Fl.
G. Lawrence this week. Mrs. Haylor
will visit friends in Bryan next week.
The Ohio Central Lines have on
Sale a ten trip communication ticket
good between any two stations. Call
upon agents and obtain information
thereto. 20b
Even the sun fails to keep cool in
these troublesome times, but astro-
nomical observations result In an as
surance that the old man in the moon
is never turning hair.
The Farmers Excursion last Sat
urday was great success and well
managed by Messrs. Williamson and
Shoemaker. The Scotch Ridge band
furnished excellent music.
! On Wednesday, July 25, at Prairie
Depot, Miss Hattie, youngest daughter
OF Charles Palmerton, was united in
marriage to Charles T. Ryan, o.
Whitehouse, by Rev. Shreves.
Prof. Haylor of the Executive
Committee of the Wood County Teach
ers Institute, is making every possible
effort for the accommodation of teach
ers who will attend the county institute
"A western editor, in answer to tn,
complaint of subscriber that he diC
not give news enough, advised hin
when news was scarce to read the Bibl
which, he had no doubt, would be new
to him.
Henry Myers, wife and son of To
ledo were the guests of Chris Zaenge
and family on Saturday. Both gentle
man were members of the gallant 3Stl
Reg't o. V. l., and occasionally NEE
to renew old friendship.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Mrs. Thos. Quinn, w. II. Spay
and wife, Mr.. Wright and wife, MI
Beaven and wife, II. w. Wilson an
wife, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Free
man of Toledo, composed pic-ni
party at Eden Park Thursday.
Sunday night is time Of unalloy
ed pleasure to the rural youth VIII
possesses a horse, a piano-box bugg
and a best girl as the necessary con
plement of his happiness. Railroa
strikes come and go; Debsism may ris
and fall and wool be put on the fre
, list for all the aforesaid youth care
when Sunday evening rolls round wit
all its attendant joys. This act wa
impressed upon our mind by meetin
upon one Of the highways OF travel la.
Sunday night an absorbed young coupl
who, with arms about each other wer
blissfully unconscious of every passerb
while their faithful steed was left
5 meander along at his own sweet wi
I guided only by the lines fastened up 1
the side of the buggy. All of whic
was pointed reminder that "there
nothing half so sweet in life as love
young DREAM" and that, modern no.
elists to the contrary, there is sti
lingering in the world remnant OF tt
a romance that used to gild life befor
l the age of realism set up Its sove
: eignty.-Celina Standard.
In order to introduce Chamberlain
4 Cough Remedy here we sold sever
;. dozen bottles on strict guarantee ar
hava found avary hnttla dill pa0d se