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


hest, also cheapest. G. A. Hoffman.
w. w. Kite of Piqua, was in town
Monday and thinks of locating his fam
ily here.
Miss Grace Weed of Toledo, was
the guest OF her cousin Miss Thompson
over Sunday.
Miss Mary Franey went to Toledo
Monday to attend the funeral of de-
ceased friend.
Aaron Hufford one of the iolliest
commercial men on the road gave his
Perrysburg friends call this week.
All kinds and styles of horse blank
cts and robes. 5A and all other makes.
A large variety. VIM. SCHLECT.
Don c. Whitehead of Jerry City,
drove through town Monday. Don has
many friends here who are always glad
to sec him.
Isn't it about time to hear some
thing about new railroad depot at
this place? The subject usually comes
up in the Spring with the return of the
blue birds and Spring politics.
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 te
convinced. Perrysburg and Maumee.
CHAS. WITZLER.
C. C. Baird was badly injured by
log rolling on him while he was en-
gagged at work near Milton Center. Joe
Baird and Mrs. Philip Wetzel went up
to Milton Monday to attend him. No
bones were broken but he is badly bruis-
ed about the hips.
Last fall N. l.. Hanson, agent for
the Gas company here, advised all
people to lay in a supply OF wood and
coal for use during cold weather, as he
feared the gas pressure would be low
and those who acted upon his advice
have reason to be thankful. Slippery
elm gas is much better for heating than
the quality that is now being supplied
by the Northwestern company.
If ycu have weak lungs, have grip,
coughs or colds, wear chest protector
(all sizes and prices), and take Champ
ncy's White Pine Expeotorant. 80
The case OF Hartsing VS. Munger
was tried in Justice Boetsch 5 court Sat
urday. with attorneys Bowers for the
plaintiff and Holenbeck for the defend
ant. The case went to the jury at 8
p. m, but the august assembly declined
to deliberate until the Justice would
bring in a lunch, which he did, con-
sisting of sauer lraut, hot weiner wurst
rye bread and cold water-(cold water
on cold Saturday night. The jury
kicked on the water but his Honor de-
clared that was as strong as the law al
lowed. The case was decided In faver
OF the plaintiff.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The George Washington social at
the M. b., church parlors last Friday
night was we'll attended and success
in every respect. Charles Witzler ap-
peared as George Washington of hatch
ct and cherry tree fame, and his make
up was excellent, while Miss Wight, as
Martha Washington appeared fully as
charming AS the original Martha Miss
Kate Wetzel as Mrs. Adams appeared
in stunning costume, that made one
wonder how it were possible to have
parties OF more than dozen people
without using u ten acre field in order
to give space for those horrible hoop
skirts. Miss Wetzel's reading was we'll
rendered, and the march by sixteen
young girls under her direction was
very pretty and interesting. Miss Com.
stock rs Liberty, and Misses johnson
and Maddy, and Charles Showers alsC
appeared in we'll arranged costumes oI
the Washington period. During the
evening we'll prepared menu was sery'
ed in two courses, aud vocal music was
also enjoyed-the duet Cathleeu by
Miss Helen Lawrence aud Master Will
lie Schlect being very nicely rendered
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