Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-05-26

-CnhS' hdYcS OF LOieuO, Cui lcV Oh
relatives and friends here sunday.
Mrs. II. Conuors, of Lima, is Wis
iting friends in Perrysburg this week.
Get those pictures framed. II
don't cost much, at Witzlers.
Tom Chilcote and wife, of Prairie
Depot, visited II. $. Cl0gg and family
last week.
Rev. A. p johnson is attending
the Presbyterian General Assembly
at Saratoga.
Miss Fannie Adams returne SAT
urday from weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Roose of Toledo.
Mrs. G.. Blanchard and baby re-
turned Is their home in Defiance after
n pleasant visit with relatives here.
Miss Lima Emch has received
new line of ladies' and children's hats
and bonnets. All the latest styles.
Call and see them. lob
Ed. Priest and wife accompanied by
Miss Frank Pierce, returned to their
home in Monroe, Mch., this week.
Henry H. Beunett and Miss Maha-
la Hennon OF Bowling were united in
marriage Thursday morning by Squire
Brown.
e. L. Blue and wife were in Gin
cinnatl and Dayton this week. Mr..
Blue represented Perrysburg lodge 524
in the Ohio Grand Lodge K. of p, IN
their annual session at Springfield, O.,
this week.
AT special meeting of the direct
ors of the Lime City Mutual Fire In.
surance Company, held May 10Th,
David Main was elected President to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
James H. Pierce.
"A. b. Campbell, saloonist, of
Pemberville, was tried Thursday for
violating the Sunday closing law, before
Squire Schroeder. Campbell was bound
over to the grand jury in the sum of
5000. He furnished bond.-Sentinel
Everybody seems to admire the
JOURNALS World Fair portfolios.
Regular subscribers to the JOURNAL
need not bother about saving the cou
pons but come to the Office and get the
portfolios. We can furnish the entire
set OF 20 numbers at any time, Off
For seve raj days past Chas. Witt
Ter has been getting up "a complete plat
of Fort Meigs cemetery, showing the
exact location of each lot, and stating
its owner. Also marking the graves
of all the soldiers buried In the Gem
etery. Mr.. Witzler says he intends
to keep this map at his undertaking.
rooms where the public can use it at
any time they desire.
Just received a large line dining
chairs and rockers. See this variety
before buying elsewhere. 1t will save
you money.
East of library. f. L, MAHR
S. T. Jones of Mount Blanchard,
o., will take possession of the Ex-
change hotel on June 1st. Mr. Jones
comes to Perrysburg well recommend
ed and has been engaged in the hotel
business for the past ten years. Mr..
Dome has accepted a position as trav-
cling salesman for Bernap G Son, man
ufacturers, of Toledo, and will make
his home in the Warner residence on
Front street, during the Summer.
Mrs. A. G. Williams new residence
on the corner of Second and Walnut
streets will be great improvement to
that portion of town. The foundation
work has been completed under the sup
The plans and specifications are drawn
by an Adrian architect and the residence
will be be modern dwelling in every
respect and somewhat larger than the
Pierce residence on Front street, It
will also be heated by the Smead heat
ing and ventilating system.
Just received, nine new bed room
suits. Price from $ll,25 to $3.50.
Cheapest in the country. See them.
Remember our prices are the lowest.
WTTZLER.
The following from the Buffalo
Price Current explains the reason why
things were lively in Buffalo few
days last week:
LeMoyue, Wood Co., Ohio. was wei
represented at the yards here today
Messrs. w. S. Dennis, j. L, Herman.
James Gibson and Sakuel Knight, al
of that lively city were here from Le'
Moyne. Messrs. Gibson and Knight
are County Commissioners of Wood
Co., and we'll and honorably fill the
honored position to which they have
been chosen. The party were on pleas
ure bent, largely pleasure. Incidental
ly Mr.. Dennis shipped in 2 car loads o
? GOOD lambs that sold at 81 10 per cWt