Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-14

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Prairie were In town Thursday.
Nathan Tefft Of Toledo enjoyed n
few days visit at homo this week.
Mrs. Westcott OF vanlue is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Houston.
Miss Lura Love OF Findlay is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. f. C. Eberiy.
Mrs. Aileen McCleary OF Toledo
was the guest Mrs. e. L. Blue Satur-
day.
Miss Clara Horn OF Perrysburg is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Gassler, at
Dunbridge.
Miss Lena Writ OF Bowling
Green, is visiting friends in Perrys-
burg this week.
Miss Frederick has gone to Cleve-
land to attend the session of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society.
Some men are hard to understand.
When they wink you do not know
whether it is their treat or yours.
Mrs. Finkbeiner and daughter Jes-
sic and Mrs. Yeager OF Bowling Green
visited with Perrysburg friends this
week.
John Webb, wife and daughter
Mabel and Mrs. Boughton came up
from Toledo last Saturday to visit
friends.
$50 bed room suits for $24.50, $25
suits $19.75, $40 suits $3.50, and nice
suit for $l1.90 at Witzler's.
An exchange says that when man
is worried about the money market,
his wife is apt to be worried about the
market money.
Miss Berdie Gaghan daughter OF
County Auditor-elect Gaghan, Of Bowl
ing Green was the guest OF Miss Law
renee this week.
Harry Danz has returned to Gin
cinnati to resume work on the Cincin-
natl Post. His sister Name who was
in the city with him, will remain at
her home in Pcrrysburg.
Fred Hoffman, has had a new
wing built to his house and has had
the interior of his residence stained
and varnished, Steve Hartshorn being
the artist doing the work.
The days are ever divine. They
come and so like muffied and yelled
figures sent from distant friendly
party; but they saw nothing, and If we
do not use the gifts they bring they
carry them as silently away.
Several wise men are discussing
the question OF ''greater freedom for
the girls" AS they do pretty much
as they please now and make the men
do what they want besides, what does
this greater freedom movement mean?
Are the ladies going to wear wider
sleeves?
Robert Fenton Of Scotch Ridge,
was in town last Saturday. He has
passed his 18th mile stone in the race
of life and is yet very active man
with very brilliant mind. He came
to Wood county over 60 years ago and
is we'll and fayorably known through
out the county.
The family of the late D. Lucas are
having very fine family vault con-
structed in Fort Meigs cemetery.
Their lot is located on the hill side and
furnishes an excellent location. The
work is under the superintendeucy OF
Blinn and Purvis and is being done in
tirst.class style.
j. G. Hoffman has had the furni-
ture and counters in his store rooms
vanished and polished up. He has
also added two new scales to his count
ers which are very fine. JIG. has one
of the neatest and best arranged stores
in town, and the fifth warders are
proud of it.
All trimmed and untrimmed
hats, flowers and fancy trim
mings at cost.
Miss L. Emch, Perrysburg.
Blessed are they who scorn to bor-
row their newspapers, says an ex-
change, but come TO the sanctum and
lay down the price for years sub
scription on the desk, saying In cheer
full tones: "Put rue down on your list;
l like the paper very much" Yea
verify! they are happy, publisher is
happy-such as they are entitled to a
front seat next to the band.-Ex.
George Gaghan and Ed. Shatzel
went oyer to Perrysburg this morning
to boat ride and fish for suckers, with
"Old Blue" of the JoURNAL.-Senti-
mel. But Shatzel didn't come. He
heard that Brewer contemplated COM
ing with the party. and knew it would
be impossible for US to skirmish up