Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-15

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New line OF wool hosiery for ladies
and childrens wear at Barton. 26a
j. G. McInnis of Toledo Suudayed
in the Burg as the guest Miss Rol-
Tiger.
Mrs. Rev. Ellenberger of Tifin |
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Philip /
Iseither.
Miss Nettie Oblinger of Toledo.
was the guest of Perrysburg friends
this week.
Mrs. II. G. Lawrence is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Brown of Chi
cago this week.
e. L. Spafford and wife of Bowling
Green, visited relatives in Franklin
county this week.
-Nrs. Owen Ulrich and daughter Of
Dayton, were the guests of her cousin,
Mrs. T.. L. Blue this week.
Miss Lura Hartsing is spending
few weeks vacation with friends and
relatives in Tontogany, Weston and
Lima.
Mrs. Frank Powell Of this place,
and Mrs Robert Crook of Hull Prairie
visited friends in Fremont the first OF
the week.
The newuniforms being adopted by
the electric railroad employees are very
neat and give the boys very stylish
appearance.
About so members of the Christian
Endeavor Societies of Mungen and Ru-
dulph enjoyed picnic at Eden Park
last Wednesday.
&C. w. Owen, editor of the Cold
water, Mich, Courier and G. o. Allen
of East Toledo. gave the JOURNAL a
pleasant call Wednesday.
-Corwin Webb has moved his fam
lily into his residence on Second street
and the house that is made vacant by
his departure will be occupied by Mrs.
1. w. Bowers.
Miss Myrta Wight has commenced
teaching in the Mandell Dist. mo. 81
at Eagle Point. This is her seventh
term in the district and is an indica-
tion of her excellence and popularity
as a teacher.
Rev. G. S. j. Browne pastor of the
Presbyterian church OF Bowling Green
has rendered his resignation to the
congregation. There has long been a
feeling of disaffection among the men,
bers of the congregation which is
probably the cause of the resignation.
The members of the Wood County
Horse Dealers Association will hold
their first annual convention at Lime
City, on Saturday, September %.
Running race in the afternoon and free
dancing all day. A prize of box of
cigars is offered tor the poorest horse.
We call attention to the new ad-
vertisement of w. L. Douglas $500
Shoe which appears in our issue today,
We have every assurance from the
manufacturer that the recent improve.
ments in style and quality will give
more satisfaction than ever to the
wearers OF these popular shoes.
e. A. Wisner, of Toledo, has just
completed the erection of the new resi-
dence for Mrs. A. Civilians and has
l another under way for VIM. Coms,ock
and any person contemplating building
will do well to see him before letting
their contracts. Address at Perrys-
burg OF 526 Knower ST., ToleGo. "a
"A party of IA members of the Per.
rysburg Dramatic Club went to Penn
berville Saturday night to witness th'
production of the play entitled 1.-THE
Turn of the Tide" by the local dramatic
: club of that village. They were no
troubled with any dust on their journe,
es heavy rain storm accompanied the
party.
The contract for building the ney
elevator at Dunpridge has been let t.
L James Ordway Of Bowling Green 70
$500. The stockholders of the com
: pany have elected the following Off
GERS: John Current, president; Fran
# Rogers, vice president; John Calm
secretary; Hugh Stewart, treasurer
:, and M. Gorrel, l.. A. Trepanier and j
s Ward as building committee.
On Sunday next Rev. J. G. Sha,
,s will preach his last sermon of this con
- ference year to his Perrysburg congre
cation. He goes to conference mex
week at Ada, where the Central Obi
Conference holds it's next session.
a is not known if he will be returned t
p this place another year, but it may b
II SO, as he has labored in this place fou
years and in accordance with the rule
of the church he can remain one yea
= longer. His congregation and tn
/ public will be pleased to haye HIM re