Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-16
-Nliss Eaton o. the r. G. schools is

the guest OF Miss Zaenger.
John p. Berkin OF Bowling gave
the JOURNAL call Wednesday.
Miss Grace Parks is the guest OF
her grand parents in Perry sburg.
Get those pictures framed. 1t
don't cost much, at Witzler's.
Mrs Fred Dodge and daughter,
Miss Agnes. visited with Fl. L. a Averill.
M. A. Trowbridge and wife of Sag
inaw called on Perrysburg friends this
week.
Mrs. G. f. Rider of Lime City Wis
tied In Bowling Green the first OF the
week,
The only way to get ahead OF slot
machine is to keep your money in your
pocket.
Ruth and Vida Haylor Bowling
Green were guests of Perrysburg rela-
tives this week.
The State canal commission sold
ninety.six acres of canal land in Pau!d'
ing county for $1,000.
1t has been computed that the rail-
roads of Ohio pay one-seventeenth OF
the taxes of the State.
Summer excursion guide books re-
mind us of the nice places that are just
yearning for our presence.
Mrs. 1. N. Saddler delightfully."- en-
tertained "a party of lady friends at 5
o'clock tea on Tuesday evening last.
Mrs. e. Z. Barton and Miss Zaen-
ger of the z. G. schools are spending
their vacation at home in Perrysburg.
Order binder twine'of Farnsworth
Bros, Waterville, Ohio. They make q
price of 91c on strictly pure MANILA. 13b
Prof. 1. N. Van Tassell of Bowling
Green has been elected to the position
of Superintendent of the Tontogany
schools.
Auditor Wilson and ex-Treasurer
Moves of Bowling Green and their
wives, were in town Sunday and enjoy
ed ride on the beautiful Maumee.
&C. G. Greiner, formerly suprerin-
tendent of Tontogany, will begin
teaching in Steadman's business col
lege at Toledo. He will have charge
of the normal department.
The passengers for East Toledo,
who take passage on the steamers Wal
lace or Burt, are given free street car
tickets from the Toledo dock to any
part of East Toledo. Call on Manager
Lange for tickets.
( North Baltimore's shoe factory, or
rather the building where the factory
was to have been came near being des-
troyed by fire Sunday morning. The
out buildings and three freight carr
were damaged the worst.-Tribune.
-FoR SALE CHEAP-Top buggy II
good order. Inquire of Chas. Witzler
The unveiling in Central Park o
the copy of the Sunol statue of Colum
bus leads the Art Amateur, in its JUNE
issue, to remark "An occasion such a
this might we'll have been, should sure
| ly have added lustre to the cause o
American art and national self-respect
Instead it but emphasized the snobbisl
preference among centain of our ricl
men for anything that is foreign"
One of our exchanges in writing
up school commencement took occa
: sion to say the graduate is busily en-
5 gagged again setting public question
/ with facility that would do credit
the greatest statesmen. Would tina
all statesmen were as honest and sin
, cere in their endeavor as the maid an
g youth, who timidly yet proudly dis
G cuss the questions OF the hour and In
:, struct their parents what to do and ho
to do it.
, Van Trip, the Chicago swindle
, who pulled old Johnnie Apel's purs
:, for s., 900 in cash, was to have had
:. hearing on Wednesday last, but h
:, case has been postponed until June 2
= and 1T is believed this has been done
gain time and effect settlement wi,
APPEL. There is much political intl'
:. ence and plenty OF money to back VI
~ Tripp, and If such a thing is possible,
settlement will be effected
= DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powdel
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Is On Monday two men drifted IN
n town from Toledo, and one OF them W
taken very sick with fit. He W
N taken to the Leaf house and DIR. Bo
IN ers summoned, who pronounced h
'e case that of epilepsy and during Mo
he day and Tuesday the poor fellow su
IS cred intense agony, passing from o
at fit into another with but few minut
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