Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

Mrs. Chas. Freiderichs and baby OF ,
Detroit, are visiting her parents, Ign. |!
Botf and wife.
Mrs. a. B. Smith of Middletowp,
o., was the guest of Mrs. Aun Perrin |
the first of thu week.
Fred Pitson OF Miller City, o., was
the guest of his cousin, p. j. Pitson,
the latter part of last week.
Henry Leaf who has been located in
Alabama for the past eight years, is
visiting his old home in Perrysburg.
Some important improvements
have been made at the depot recently
"a new hinge has been placed upon
the front door.
Apple trees are said to be dying at
a rapid rate in many localities. A
small insect is the cause and is doing
untold damage.
In the case OF the Village OF Per-
rysburg vs. John Leydori, for injunc-
tion, the case was continued until the
next term OF court.
j. NJ. Brown, Jr., is doing hust-
ling business in wire fence. He has
one of the best fences and is putting it
up in all parts Of the county.
John Wickham and wife returned
from Lima on Monday. John Gays
the next time he buys tickets he will
be sure and take them with him.
"A new S2s picture frame machine
anc $50 worth of the latest moulding
just received. We are going to frame
pictures at about one-half the usual
price. CHAS. WITzLER.
Henry Hoffman, is the daddy of a
fine l2-pound baby boy who arrived at
his home last Friday night. Henry
weighs about ton since the arrival
and feels as proud as Vanderbilt.
Agnes Finn, aged 16 years, died
of consumption on Sunday morning.
She had been sick for six months.
Funeral services Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock at ST. Rose de Lima church.
The C. II. & ID. r. r. reservoir at
Tontogany is one of the largest in
northwestern Ohio, and will supply
the water for engines that have here
tofore been supplied at Deshler and
Toledo.
Fine line of cigars at Boetsch &
Paine's. l6
| Tho Perrysburg elevator has just
completed the work of putting in a
new 5O-ton Fairbanks track scale, an
improvement which they hare long
needed aud which will be very benefi-
cial to their business.
Bro. Brewer OF the Sentinel, &C
companied by his son Harry, and our
old friend Abe Ireland, gave the JOUR
NAL a very pleasant call Saturday.
They seemed greatly pleased to know
that Perrysburg will surely have ar
electric road, and claimed to believe il
the best stroke of good fortune that
ever struck our village. We hope anc
oelleVe they are correct.
$50 bed room suits for S24.50, 81
suits 1913, $40 suits SIG. so, aud nict
suit for 80 at Witzler's.
On Tuesday evening last, the new
ly elected officers of Perrysburg lodge
No. 524 X. of P. were installed by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor E. l.
Blue. The following are the officers
Past Chancellor, c. A. Hoffman,
Chancellor Commander, E. L. Kings
bury; Vice chancellor, r. Danz; Pre-
late, DR.. j.. p. Thompson; Master-at
Arms, F. M. Thornton.
All trimmed and untrimmee
hats, flowers and fancy trim
mings at cost.
Miss L. Emch, Perrysburg
Farmers and fruit growers shoul'
look to their trees and watch for tn
development OF the black knot o.
peach, plum and cherry trees. Tn
State law provides for the destructio
5 of all trees that are affected aud tn
: owners of orchards thus affected shoul
take every care to prevent the sprea
of the plague.
> j. Archie Ross and DR.. w. q
i. Rheinfrank returned from the I'm
versity of Michigan on Thursday las
t Mr.. Ross Immediately commenced hi
business career in the Ketcham Ma
tional bank of Toledo. while the Doc
; tor entered into partnership with hi
n father in the practice of medicine an
surgery in our village. We predi,
for both-of these Young men brilliau
and successful futures.
"A writer for an Eastern pape
r says: ''The perfect way to eat strav
berries is to pluck them from the vim,
:. Yourself, and devour them then an