Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-06-30


B 80. .Hannum and Chas Champ
ney went to Detroit Sunday, to enjoy
the lake 'breezes.
Misses Minnie Martin of Toledo
was the guest OF Miss Mary Franey the
first of the week.
New line OF those Taffeta Moire at
15c per yand at Barton's. lou
--Chas. Brewer and George Powell
of Bowling Green visited Perrysburg
friends Sunday.
Miss Lena Wedertz has returned
from two months visit with relatives
in Pittsburg, Penn.
Misses Mabel Webb and Ella Vogt
of Toledo, visited the Misses Crook the
latter part of last week.
Misses Stella Pauff and Jennie
Barns, of Weston, we're guests of Miss
Bessie Dome OVER Sunday.
$50 bed room suits for $24.50, $25
suits &I9.75, $40 suits $l6.5O, and nice
SulJ 1Or Sll.JU at WlJZierS.
School being out the small boy
now has unlimited opportunities to
seek his favorite swimming hole.
If you haven't anything to say, sit
down and keep still; you will have
chances yet to make a fool of yourself.
WIN. Schultz and wife and Misses
Minnie and Cora Furry OF Pemberville,
we're the guests OF ID. Van HELEN and
wife Saturday.
They say that money does not
bring happiness. This is an expert
ment, however, which everyone wishes
to try for himself.
The JOURNAL returns thanks to
Steve Hartshorn and Mrs. A. r..
Champney for beautiful boquets that
adorn our sanctum.
1t is said that there are more lies
told in the sentence II am glad to see
you" than in any other six words in
the English language.
james Fitzgerald aged 90 years,
died at Bowling Green on Saturday
aud his remains were brought to Per-
rysburg for interment Monday.
The good man who attends to his
own business and supports his family
faithfully expects no reward save few
buttons on in the right places.
The Evangelical church social viii
be held ut the residence Of Mrs. Geo
Creok, on Friday, July 9Th, afternoon
and evening. The usual price of II
cents will be charged and all are invit-
ed.
Hugh Stewart and T. B. Rope
were in town Wednesday making ar
rangements for party of Scotch Ridg
people to take passage to Scotland an,
England. The party will be compose
of T. B. Roper, Robert Bates, AM
Misses Annie Stewart, Mary Dayidso
and Lille Gregg, all of Scotch Ridge
The Perrysburg Dramatic Ciu
! gave very creditable presentation c
the melo-drama "Strife" at the tow
hall last Monday and Tuesday even
ings. The company haye had the pla
: in rehearsal but short time and are er
titled to much credit for their work
, and the cast was SO we'll balanced tina
it would be very difficult to particular
ize. Very few amateur companie
could do better than they, and W
hope they will favor the people wit
another entertainment.
The ChiIdren's Day services at tn
M. T.. church SUNDAY evening wer
very interesting. A large audienc
was present and listened with marke
attention to the songs and recitation
of the pupils of the school. The exc
cises were confined mostly to tt
smaller scholars OF the school, who a
Quilted themselves in a very high
creditable manner. Supt. Barton an
his corps of teachers have reason to |
I, proud of their school.
The Board OF Education have bee
4 besieged by architects ever since IL
burning of the school house and {
last Monday they viewed the differe1
plans presented and selected that
Bacon s. Huber of Toledo. The plal
y were drawn by Arthur L. Hitchcoe
l. who is with the above named firm al
are for an eight room, two-story buil'
}, ing with basement, and we believe vi
It be a most excellent edifice in every r
spect as we'll as an ornament to the v
lage. The people have said we shOu
= not have soldiers monument, but Il
Board OF Education say we SHALL ha
n school building that will be a cred
n to the historic and beautiful old tow
i The JOURNAL is we'll pleased with t
selection made and we think the peor
II will approve of the choice OF the Boar
III "A party OF eight Young people we