Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-11-17

Wednesday.
Newly married couples will save
20 per cent, by buying furniture OF
Chas. Witzler. Call in and compare
our prices.
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry. specta-
ing. All Warranted, JOHN ZURFLUH.
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
Quito number OF people from this
vicinity took advantage Of the excep-
tionally cheap rates to Dayton and vis-
tied the Soldiers Home on Sunday
last.
On last Friday evening the Misses
Zingg delightfully."- entertained party
OF friends in honor OF their guest, Miss
Boyer, of Lindsay. Singing and music
were the features OF the evening, and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
An editor who is noted for his
recklessness publishes the following:
1t is said every once in while by
wrinklsd, cross and repulsive people
that kissing promotes disease, but who
Is afraid OF catching n germ from an
ls-year-eld girl, wearing a white dress
and a blue sash?
Lots Of Christmas presents Mt Chas.
Witzler's. Call and see them.
-Chas. Yonker, the popular drug
gist of Bowling Green, viii! move into
his elegant new home on West Waos.
ter street, next week. 1t is one OF the
finest residences in the city and the
JOURNAL hopes Charley and his family
may enjoy many years Of happiness
| therein.
Bernie Trudeau will erect a new
building to be occupied by himself for
barber shop. 1t will be located on
Louisiana avenue next door south OF
the Citizens bank. His removal from
his present location is pecessitated by
the occupancy of the building by
Capt. Champney's wall paper stock.
"A few evenings since, while Wal
ter Breay was driving in the outskirts
OF town, the king-bolt of the buggy
broke, throwing him forward in such a
manner that his face struck the dash
board breaking his nose and otherwise
mutilating his countenance. DR..
Rheinfrank dressed the wound and
Walter is getting along nicely.
The JOURNAL has always carefully
avoided mentioning prospective mar
riages until after such events had been
publicly announced, but last week we
published an item which was reported
to us asi having been announced in
church, and when too late, we find that
our informant was not correct, and con-
sequently our statement was not true.
an error we regret having made.
On Sunday last Mrs. Mary Grues.
haber was reminded of her 10Th birth
day by party of friends calling upon
her and enjoying pleasant visit.
Among the guests were the following:
VIM. Grucshaber, Jacob Grueshaber
and wife, Charley Grueshaber and wife.
Mrs. Limmer. Mrs. Reuckregal, Mrs.
Schrumm, Mrs. Hesley, Mrs. Hahn,
John Llmmer, Frank Wells, John
Keaber and Harry Myers.
Special prices on Mems and Bows
overcoats also Mems and Boys boots to
close out, at BARToN'S.
1t is reported that several Perrys.
bury young people contemplate matri-
mony in the near future. Well.
that's the way the world goes. It's
something OF game of chance but
nearly everybody seems willing to take
hand in the game. 1t is said that il
takes diamonds to win hearts," and
yet again, "Love is trump and hearts
win." Sometimes it's a winning and
sometimes losing game, but it's q
game all men should play.
Ed. Underhill and Ben. Gunder
came into our Office Tuesday to settle
some kind of a quarrel, or work off an
old joke on the editor, but the peculiar
look In Underhill's eye made US think
we would be just us safe II we were ia
some other town. consequently we
boarded the electric car and hurried tc
the city. Whenever Ed. Underhill
comes into our Office with his pants in
his boots and "Bloody Gulch Bilr
look in his eye, we generally seek
other quarters. We don't trot in Eds
class.
When Capt. Champney takes down
the window screens and opens the
doors to his new drug store, the people
of Perrysburg will have reason to be
proud of the enterprise shown by oul
popular druggist. The shelving
counters, cashiers desk, prescription
case and all the other furniture is Of
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