Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-29

nome In DelpnOS, ". lnlS week.
The I'D reg't o. v. V. 1. will hold
Its reunion at Clyde, October I'd.
Mrs. Halle Hollenback Of SPRING
field, Mo-, is visiting her parents.
County Clerk J. Z. Baird spent
Sunday at his home in Perrysburg.
Mr.. w. wiers OF Chicago, was the
guest of his sister Mrs. T.. C. Lee last
week.
C-Mrs. Will Champney and little
daughter returned to their home in
Detroit last week.
Mrs. Mary Knoll was called to Mt.
Gilead, o, to the sick bed of her sister
Mrs. Margaret Webb.
Frank Neifer and wife and ]. o.
Yeager and wife spent Sunday with
relatives in Bowling Green.
Mrs. e. B. Chapman of Mystic,
Conn.,, is the guest of her brother,
VIM. Comstock of this place.
Miss Eva Rheinfrank has returned
from Tawas Island, where she spent
the Summer with relatives.
Misses Jessie and Gertie Fink
beiner of Bowling Green. are guests OF
Art Finkbeiner and wife this week.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Perrysburg, o., postoffice, Sept. 80:
Thomas S. Cahill, Mr.. Vollie Killian,2,
John Killian, 3. Persons calling for
these letters please say advertised.
JOHN CRANKER, P. M.
The Canton Bridge company were
the successful bidders on the bridge
work let by the commissioners yester-
day. There were Is bidders in the race.
The Canton company bid Sl,435.-B.
G. Tribune.
For your parlor. For birthday
or wedding present. A job lot of fine
Autographs, ,pastelles and steel engrav-
ings in beautiful frames. Regular
prices from So. 90 to 5000. I will sell
for $l.T5 to 1925 each. Now is your
opportunity for bargain at Chas.
Witzler's.
L. Williamson of Bowling is buy
ing grain for Royce & Coon, of Bowl
ing Green and his large acquaintance
enables him to keep the other buyers
on the hustle to compete. Lew is
pusher and does his share of the
business.
John Whitehead sr, of Tontogany.
is here to-day on visit to his son, DR..
Whitehead and family. The old gen
eman is now SO years of age, but is
nearly as active as a man of 80. He
can probably recount more of Wood
county's history than any man In the
county.-Sentinel.
The JOURNAL had the pleasure OF
receiving call on Sunday last from an
old friend and former fellow laborer,
Fred. Knoeplie, of Toledo. For ten
long years we labored together, shar-
ing the ''phat' and ''grief'' of a life in
a big publishing house, and during
those years a friendship was created
which will remain to the end of time.
DIR. VIM. Davis, the we'll known
veterinary surgeon (late of kentucky
is having excellent success in the treat
ment of epizootic and distemper, so pre-
valent among horses. Extracting teeth
a speciality. The doctor can be found
day and night ut his Office on Main ST.,
two doors from Finkbeiner's store.
Leave orders and get medicine ut
Champney's drug store.
"A Boston paper predicts that
shirt with hind pockets will yet make
its appearance. Boston is way behind.
Such shirt has been in use in Detroit
for the last two years. 1t has two
hind pockets-one for "gun" and the
other for valuables-and the only trick
is to work "a wrinkle in the back to fit
the deadly weapon.-Ex.
Rev. III. G. Berger has moved his
family to Bucyrus, at which place he
has been assigned as pastor of the
Evangelical church. He made many
friends while here, who will regret his
departure and extend him their best
wishes for future success. Rev. Bern
hardt of Toledo, will have charge of
the Perry sburs church.
-6-pint coffee pots Tor 15 cents ut
Amou's hardware. 2ltf
The case of Lizzie Gellispie against
the village of Perrysburg, was tried in
Common Pleas court last week, and a
verdict returned in favor of the de-
feudant. Mrs. Gellispie sued tho viii
lage ior $1,000 damages for injuries
which she claimed to have sustained
by falling on defective sidewalk in
Perrysburg, The council refused to
settle the claim and Mrs. G.. through
her attorney, G. p. Thompson, appeal
ed to the court but failed to make a
case. Attorney Hollenbcc1 had
charge of the interest of the village.