Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-05-12
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-Ponderosa Tomato plants at Steve
Hartshorn's. Try it. Sa
Times are hard we know, but we
sell to suit the times at Witzler's.
Miss Rose Holliger of Toledo, Wis
tied relatives in Perrysburg Sunday.
Get those pictures framed. 1t
don't cost much, at Witzler's.
Mrs. E. N. Blue and Mrs. Kather-
inc Knoll were guests of Toledo friends
Tuesday
--Mikado Tomato plants at Harts-
horns. 1t S beauty. Sa
Misses Helen Thornton and Ella
Hufford spent Sunday in Lime City
and Stony Ridge.
One dollar in cash buys 20 pounds
of granulated sugar at Finkbeincr's.
Mrs. w. II. Woodland and son
Willie of Rocliledge Farm, have return
ed after u weeks visit with friends in
Delta
Miss Nettle Thornton of Toledo
and Miss Libbie Thornton of Stony
Ridge spent the week with their aunt
Helen Thor nton.
"A social will be held at M. E.
church parlors on Friday evening, May
II. The ladies have prepared to give
their visitors pleasant reception
Everybody invited.
Grand high wire ascension on the
show grounds at 1890. Free to every
body. Don't fail to see it. Look moth
ers look. All children can go to Sun
Bros shows Thursday II, in the after
noon for 10 cents. Give them holiday
-Miss May Clark was pleasantly surprised by
n number OF her little friends Monday evening.
| The occasion was Mays tenth birthday.
Among those present were the Misses Lille and
Mabel Charles, Bcss and Jessie Chappell, Myra
| Myrta and Amy Te6t Clara Otterbacher, Mamie
| Whitman, Lottie Hayes, FIeda and Nuna Kaed-
ing and Willie SlInker.
Keep your eye on Witzler this sum-
mer for bargains.
Rev. l.. H. jameson who has been
spending the Winter in East Tennes-
see is the guest of j. M. Brown and
wife. Mr.. Jameson expects to remain
in the north until September, when he
will return to East Tennessee to enter
the ministry.
"A large line OF fancy and medium
extension tables at +. l.. Mahr's, east
of library.
The Maumee club and the 80. B.
Reeds of Perrysburg played the first
game of ball of the season at Maumse
last Sunday. The game resulted in Il
score of l2 to 8 in favor OF the Maumee
club. On Monday the same clubs
played II game in Perrysburg with a
score OF to in favor OF the 80. B.
Reeds"
Don't forget to visit Sun Bros
shows which will be In Perrysburg,
Thursday, May 18th.
The many friends and relatives of
David Pruden surprised him at his
home last Monday evening it being his
thirty first birth day. Although being
much surprised, Dave took in the sit
uation at once and after boun-
tiful supper prepared for the occasion
they all departed at a late hour wish
ing him many more happy birthdays.
-"Boughten" experience is the best
is what lady said who buoght bed
room suit in Toledo for $25 and after
ward saw the same suit at Witzler's
for 1910. 4
The Rsbecka Lodge of Perrysburg
has been very fortunate in securing
the talented elocutionist, Miss Wise
from Toledo, for their entertainment
They have also secured Miss Jacques
as pianist who needs no introduction,
also Miss Beeson and Mr.. Gum who
are pronounced excellent vOcalists
The programme promises to be a treat
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
, Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, opecta
cles. Special attention given to repair
! ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,