Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-31
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few days this week.
Robert and Fred Schellinger are
home for a short vacation.
Mrs. X. Knoll has returned from II
visit with friends In Toledo.
Frank Frey and family of Toledo
spent Easter with the family OF N.
Wedertz.
Miss Name Danz Of Detroit visited
her parents and friends u few days this
week.
Miss Rose Holliger of Toledo spent
Easter with relatives and friends in
Perrvsburg.
- Wm. Eclli, wife and son of Lindsey
visited a few days with H. G. Berger
and family.
james Hefferman was united in
marriage with Della Leamer on Mon
day night last.
The Easter bonnet is now coming
in for its share of consideration and
our milliners are enjoying u rush of
trade.
On the Goth day of April occurs
the diamond anniversary of the forma-
tion of the Odd Fellows order in
America.
Many man who claims to be look
ing for work wouldn't recognize job
| if it stepped up and tapped him on the
shoulder.
The New York Vaudeville Stars at
the Peoples Theatre all next week.
with Tuesday, Thu rsday and Saturday
matinees. Prices l5, % and 35 cents.
On Wednesday evening Clayton
Johnson of Haskins and Miss Hattie
Wilson of this place were united in
marriage at the BRIDES home by Rev.
H. G. Berger.
When you want to paint your
house or other buildings, be sure and
use Dolphin Colors, as they are the
best mixed paints to be had. They
are reliable and never fail to give sat-
isfaction. Amon's hardware.
"A. Hutford of this city, has bought
Mt an administrators sale at Fndlay
Ohio, fine tract of oil Land. He secured
it at bargain and since the sale he
has been offered nearly double the pur-
chase price.-Grand Rapids Democrat.
DIR. Winfield uses local anesthetic
for extracting teeth recommended by
five thousand of The best dentists in
the United States as the most effective
in results with no bad after effects. %
cents to those ordering artificial teeth.
"A Bowling Green baker advertises
thusly: "Kisses as you like them. "
Now, we may be tritle slow, but will
confess that we supposed everybody
liked them in the same old way-right
smack in the mouth. However we are
willing to be made acquainted with the
new way providing it's an improvement
on the old.
-Chas. Zingg and Miss Ida Whitson
were united in marriage at the M. E.
parsonage in Perrysburg, on Thursday
March 90, 1894, by Rev. ]. G. Shaw.
The bride is the charming daughter OF
Isaac WhiIson, one of Lime City's fore
most citizens, and the groom is IA young
man of stealing worth. A host oI
friends extend congratulations to the
young couple for happy and prosper
Gus Journey through life.
The Firemen's dance was we'll at
tended and was social and financial
success. A number of ladies prepared
an elegant banquet for the firemen and
their guests, which was truly appreci
ated by all. AT Il meeting of the com,
pany last Wednesday night a resolution
was unanimously adopted, expressing
the thanks of the fremen to the ladies
and all others who so kindly assisted in
the entertainment and in furnishing
the refreshments. Their kindness will
eyer be remembered and appreciated
by the members of the Perrysburg fire
department.
Pictures that lie around without /;
frame, get soiled. Get some nice
frames put, around them, decorate YOU
rooms. Chas Witzler has large stocl
of frames which he is selling cheap.
Benefit Social.
The next social of the Ladies Societ!
of the First Presbyterian church viii
be held at the residence of Mrs. Johl
A. Robertson, Friday evening, Apri
9th for the benefit of the organist, Al
are very cordially invited.
Country Schools, Notice.
The first spring examination, by tn
County Examiners, for the pupils O
tho oounfrv or unuraded schonls wil