Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-24

IVA ouuu"y iotSb'
Miss Wetzel will eRend the lEaster
ftolidays in Detroit.
WIN, Stbel OF Toledo, 'vioited rela-,
9Ssives in Pcrrysburg thls week.
Mrs. Kinnear of Monroe, Mich,
twas the guest of Miss Wetzel.
Kite Purvis speat a fewdays with
fher aunt, Mrs. Caldwell, 'atrLicne City.
John Cook OF Yellowstone Park,
tCal., is visiting his sister, Mrs. FL.
Sattley.
| Mrs. D. c. WhiteheeE of Jerry
City, visited her mother, AIRS. -Seibert,
this week.
On Wednesday, Will Woodwavd
was surprised by aumber ,of friends
who called to assist him In celebrating
his 14th birthday.
The musical program as the First
Presbyterian social last Friday
night was enjoyed by large number
OF people, among whom were.a number
tof ladies and gentlemen from Waumee.
"A branch of the Ohio National
Building and Loan Association was Or
ganized in Perrysburg, with the fol-
lowing officers: rs. Bowers, ,presi-
dent; G. w. Hoffman,, vice president;
c. A. Powers, secretary and solicitor.
L. M. Franey, treasurer; o.. X. Hollen-
beck, attorney; appraising committee,
w. Comstock, Thos. Roether, tG. w.
Hoffman,. Alternate appvniser, ID .tK.
Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Joseph Schetzler siied at her
home in Perrysburg OIL Saturday,
March II. 1894, OF cancer. She was
born in Coshocton courty and was
aged So years and 4 months at
tho timo OF her death. She had
been a great sufferer for many months,
and death came as great relief. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. j. G. Shaw. Intermeat in Fort
Meigs cemetery.
The following pupils .of Miss
Byrne's school in sub-dism1ct No. rl5,
were neither tardy nor ahsent during
the past four and half months:
Clarence Goodman, Conrad Lushsr,
Wn. and Alva Reitz, Jacob Schaller.
Arthur yelling, Lizzie Emch, jUrie,
LOrene and Celeste Lusher, Lois, Susie
and Mary McDougal, Amelia Puse,
Rese and Lottie Reitz, Tillie Schaller,
Minnie and Della Schneider.
Ion stepping into A. r. Champney's
drug store on Monday last. the Jour-
I NAL"was pleased to observe a large and
complete stock OF new designs in wall
paper that had just arrived. Mr..
Champney and his able assistant, Mr..
Hannum, will be pleased TO show these
new goods to customers and will quote
prices that cannot be secured on the
sameauallty Of goods in the city. The
prices range from seven cents upward.
Pictures that lie around without n
frame, get soiled. Get some nice
franeslput around them, decorate our
rooms. Chas Witzler has large stock
otifraEes which he is selling cheap.
-AlGsost every boy that attends
school in his youth has his mind firmly
made, np that when he becomes a man
a certain teacher will get seventeen
bales of hay kicked out of him, in
compensation for some fancied wong
done the small boy. Blu. usually asthe
boy watches the shoulders of the teach
erlbroatlen and widen out, this 6Ream
l'Ofycnth' passes away into the dream
|less,whence, and contents himself with
ltelliug his chums how easy be ,ounsd
knock the "stuffin' out of that teacher
| If he, only had the time.
Misses Donna and HeIea LaGv-
reuee entertained a party OF young
people AT their homo last Monday
eight. The young people claim ito
have bad very, pleasant evening's,en-
ieWmens. Those present were, Jessie
Ross, Amelia Wetzel, Anna Clegg,
Linda and Gertie Chapman, Lizzie
Metz, Lilly Shinauar, Leila Hollea beck,
Gussie flowers, Frank Hoover. Ray
HaasOn, Chas. and Gus Peck. Ollie.
WeGeutA, Max ROss, Hal Oblinger I
Ores.es Gstz and SOcners Eberly. :;
-'dhe 'bievcle has come to stay, and
it will ihe ,Eermitted freedom ON the
village streets and sidewalks, probaa,y,
II the niders use good judgment And
show proper respect Tor and care to.
prevent accident 10 pedestrians
There ase a nrmber of wheels in town
and while the &illage authorities haHe
not yet ordered them off che sidewalk,
it Is only a question of time when they
will do so, unless the RIDGES are more
careful. There have been several &C
eaeents and nanv narrow escapes, and
mach complaint ds heard ON account OF
the carelessness and rapid riding of