Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-28
Miss Price has returned from Ann

Mrs. A. Smith visited friends ut
LeMoyne last week.
The Misses Hudson of Toledo were
guests of Mrs. j. Il. Brandhuber this
week.
e. p. Averill and wife have re-
turned from their Winter visit in the
South.
SOC suspenders for % cents at Fink
beiner's.
On Friday last number of Miss
Della Crooks friends called in and
gave her delightful surprise. They
were pleasantly entertained.
| j. H. Pierce and wife drove over
to Monroe, Mich, last Saturday and
returned on Monday, and started for
Wyandot county on Thursday.
Get up half an honr earlier, is the
order for those who so to Toledo every
morning on the early train. Time
changed last Sunday morning. See
time ut head Of local columns,
Town hall, May 18th.
Rev. j. G. Shaw and wife, j. c. and
Chas. Maddy, Misses Grace and Jean
Hollenbeck, Mabel Hilton, Bess Han
son and Name Hine attended the
Apollo club concert at Toledo Tuesday
night.
The attractions at the Peoples
Theatre next week will be Marie Tenn
pest in 1.-THE Fencing Master" on Mon
day night, followed by Little Nugget
on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Hoyt's
"a Trip to Chinatown" for the bal
ance of the week. Matinees Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Prices 10,
% and 35 cents.
r. S. Clegg's and Bernie Trudo's
yachts have been launched and both
are now waiting favorable opportun
! ity to test their speed. Trudo's boat
developed good sailing qualities last
year. and he thinks he is able to keep
in sight of Clegg at least, while Clegg
thinks his new boat will not be SC far
away that he is compelled to ask for a
tow, There is no blood nor money up,
but the gentlemen propose to have as
much pleasure as possible out OF the
boats this season.
One of the most enjoyable parties
OF the young people was the surprise
on Willie Homer last Saturday. The
following young ladies and gentlemen
were present; Clara and Myrtle Ley
dorf, Myra, Myrtle land Amy Tefft,
Blarc Fitzgerald, Della Crook, Eva
Hillabrand, Katie Zeh, Katie Schwind,
May Clark, Jessie and Bessie Chapel,
Mary Hilbert, Katie Strauss, Ada and
Mamie Munger, Lola Judson, Emma
Rossbach, Lille and Pearlie Homer,
Ethel Sweet, Mary and Rosie Haas,
George Innemau, Robbie Hillabrand
George and Frank Munger, Willie and
Joseph Hoffman,, George Dibling
Willie Haas, Charley and Joseph Ross
bach, Willie Homer.
For GO days / will make special
cut in rockers, bed room suits and bed
springs. Call in and be convinced F
L. Mahr. east of library. Ga
Let them alone.
Don't talk back.
They call it "side walk" furniture
because it is so cheap.
That's all right.
1t only advertises us.
or course they don't like it wher
you sell for less than they can.
That's natural.
You see the goods.
You see they are bran new and first
class.
, You see they are bargains.
, You are satisfied with them.
You buy them.
You say that Chas. Witzcr sells
: cheaper than any other dealer in Wood
county, which he does.
You tell your friends so, and wher
you want more you don't fail to go Il
Witzlers.
On Saturday evening last L. l.
Blue aud wife entertained party o
young ladies and gentlemen at theil
home on Front street. Music, euchre
, crambo and Jenkins" were the amuse
ments enjoyed by the fair ladies ant
, their gentlemen friends, Refresh
: ments were served. The poetic effu
sions were very amusing, w H. Rhein
frank winning the first prize. The
second prize was given to Dan Barton
} not because he earned it, for his poem
was too good for "booby'' prize, bu
8 the committee decided that Dams hap
lpy train of thought needed stopping
and he was therefore awarded HI
prize. On the following Tuesday even
s ling, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rider received
n lguests with Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Blue
n 1.-THE guests were entertained with mu