Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-10

-Chas. Webb of Lemoyne is in town.
B. H. Getz and wife spent Sunday
in Haskins.
George d. Maxwell was in Wheel
ing this week.
Miss Louise Malar visited in Tole-
do last Sunday.
Miss Lucy Kemp spent Sunday
with friends in Toledo.
Treasurer L. L. Kingsbury was in
Bowling Green on business Monday.
B. McCeslin. who has been very Ill
with pneumonia, is now convalescing.
Mrs. Orcutt of Defiance, visited
her daughter, Mrs DR.. Thompson this
week.
j. II. Thornton has the contract for
the erection of Qua!e's new brick and
stone elevator in Toledo.
Miss Minnie Bloomfield, who has
been in Toledo for the past three weeks
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Escott and daughter,
Miss Edith, visited with Wilford Es-
cott and wife in Toledo on Sunday.
"A modern philosopher has truly
said that society is a fraction whose
numerator is its clothes and whose de-
nomlnator is its cash.
&C. c. Baird, who was seriously in
jured at Milton Center last week, will
recover, although his injuries were at
first thought to be fatal.
Comrades Kingsbury and Chap
man of Wolford Post G. A. r. have
been appointed a committee to secure
speaker for Decoration day services.
Lent coming during these hard
times, is quite convenient. 1t furnish
es an excuse for person living so very
poor and eating red herring instead of
meat.
An embossed Knights of Pythias
card is the popular idea with the
Knights of Ohio. The JOURNAL sup
plies them at very low rates. Give us
your order.
If ycu have weak lungs, have grip,
coughs or colds, wear a chest protector
TALL sizes and prices), and take Champ
ncy's White Pine Expectorant. 80
Fishermen are getting ready for
the seasons. business. On Sunday
night crew fishing mile below town
took ton OF German Carp from the
river, in four hours work.
"A, Williams has purchased the
johnson farm on the Pike, near Per-
rysburg. Mrs. johnson will move to
town and will occupy the Deering resi-.
dence on East Second street.
j. G. Hoffmann's grocery store is
being greatly improved by painting
and decorating. Hoffmann's store is
always neat and contains a large stock
of choice groceries and provisions.
Pictures that lie around without a
iothSs gov coiiSu' bSb oOllc niCS
rames put around them, decorate your
rooms. Chas Witzler has large stock
offrames which he is selling cheap.
DIR. Winfield uses a local anes-
thetic for extracting teeth recommend
ed by five thousand of the best dentists
of the United States as most affective
in results with no bad after effects. %
cents to those ordering artificial teeth.
james Barr and lady of Toledo,
drove up to our village on Monday
taking supper at the Exchange hotel
MI. Barr is secretary of the Shaw Ken
dali Co., of Toledo, and is one of the
most brilliant young business men il
the city.
Miss Idell Rice will open milliner,
parlors in the Phoenix block, ovel
Williams & Fulier's store, ON Thurs
day, March 10, with large and com,
plete stock of millinery and patterl
hats and bonnets. All goods will b.
J new and of the latest styles.
e. l.. Kingsbury, II. e. Peck ant
, f. L. Hollenbeck are the appraisers o
, the stock of the dry goods and grocer
, store OF Joseph Wolf, deceased, an,
have been busy making the appraise
, ment this week. The JOURNAL i
c informed that Mrs. Wolf viii continu
the business that has been SO long con
2 Quoted by her husband.