Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17

Frank Powell and family spent
Sunday in Teledo.
Mrs. Long of Bryan was the guest
OF Miss Price this week.
j. A. Robertson and wife visited
friends in Hasliins Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Getz of Dallas, Texas,
is visiting b. M. Getz and wife.
Misses Mary Anon of Fostoria Wis
tied relatives in Perrysburg this week.
-Chas Halliday of Sidney, gave the
JOURNAL u subscription call last Sat-
urday.
Miss Margaret Fraser who has been
visiting her sister at Haskins has re-
turned home.
--Chas. Sisson fell from his porch on
Thursday, and was severely injured by
badly bruising his side.
--"Paul Kauvar" will be the attrac-
tion for the coming week with Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday matinees,
at the Peoples Theatre, Toledo. Pri-
ICES, 10, 20 anu oO CStJSs
Miss Emch has returned from
Cleveland where she has attended the
millinery opening of Hart & Co., and
is now prepared to furnish her GUS
toners and all others who may call,
with Easter hats. Spring and summer
opening later.
Mrs. B. Trudeaux' mother, who
died at her home in Deshler on Mon
day was buried in Fort Meigs Gem
etery in Perrysburg, on Wednesday
last. She had been sick for several
weeks. Mrs. TrudeauX has the SYM
pathy of many friends in her bereave-
ment.
Why go to Toledo for Furniture
when | can sell you the same goods for
less money. No bluff; we mean busi-
ness. Call in, get my prices and be
convinced. Perrysburg and Maumee.
CHAS. WITZLER.
"A new money making occupation
is open to aspiring young men. 1t is
that of horse dentistry. 1t has only
lately become apparent that many
horses have defective teeth and that
the dentists art can relieve them. We
have already so it is said, short sig hted
horses in spectacles. May we not eX-
pect now to see them with full sets
of false teeth, upper and lower? 1t is
curious fact that races of animals
: which associate with men century after
century gradually take on his diseases.
, Hogs and chickens have cholera, COWS
, have consumption, and horses are very
often afflicted with rheumatism.
: We have read about tabsent-minded
= people-how one man went to town
: horseback and walked home, forgetting
: that he had brought his horse with
Y him, and how another man met his son
on the street, shook hands with him
{ asked him how his father was, ETC., etc
n but we think man living near Penn
s bervllle, takes the Johnny cake. He
:, took calf in his wagon to town to sci
If and before he left he wrote in hi.
o memorandum book thusly: "Be sure
and sell the calf" But he returned
r home with the calf in the wagon, hav-
q ing forgotten to look at his memoran-
Y dum.-Pemberville Leader.
v The following members of Rushta
. boo Lodge, l. o. o. F., attended thu
funeral of George Billiard at Perrys
)" burg, last Saturday; VIM Cole, Nobl
70 Grand; M. X. Manly, Chaplain; P. G
II Garrett, Robert Dawson, Henry Twin
ing, Alonzo Chase, Jno. Bowers, Mich
olas McCombs, G. and Chas Pitcher
'e C. Cole, L. Sheppard. Jas. Johnston
If A. A. and VIM. Cobley, l.. p. Tribble
TX Chas Woodford. Leslie Jones, G. Wa
bolt, w. Van Busliirk, L. Thornton,
lg Wickham. ]. Volmer, Fl. Nearing, {
RI Keeler, j. G. Robertson, H. p. Berr
,n thistle, Joe Wilson, Thos. YOunt, Al
e. drew Ovit. Several of the above ger
,k tlemen were also accompanied by thei
wv wives.