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

Tor Sept. "a.
Henry Himmelmann is a new fix
ture at Finkbeiner's store.
John Clugs ,ou and wife OF Toledo,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Stone.
Miss Lawrence visited friends in
Lime City the first OF the week.
Mrs. G. L Hunt spent few days |
this week with relatives in Toledo.
Heavy Cotton Hose for boys at
Bartons. 26a
Miss Lizzie Harrig of Cincinnati,
is the guest of Mrs. C. Cornelius and
family.
Miss Georgia Hudson of Toledo
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. IF. Brand
huber.
Mrs. e. Shepler and daughter re-
turned to their home in Dayton this
week.
Miss Ethel Price has gone to
Chicago where she expects to spend
the winter.
"A. r. Champney mas line of ci-
gars that are as fine as can be found in
any city in the State.
Rev G. A. Adams accompanied
his daughter to Alma, Mich, on Mon
day, to call on his old friend, Prot.
Ewing.
"A match game of base ball has
been arranged to take place on the
Perrysburg ball grounds on Saturday
afternoon Sept. Is, between the Hol-
land club and our home team.
Don't fail to remember that the
Wood County Fair will be held at B.
G., on Sept. 25, 26, 81, IS and 30, 1894,
and that il will be the best fair ever
held in the county.
The Wood County Fair of 1894 will
be the best ever held in the county.
Every citizen of the county should feel
sufficient interest in the Fair to attend
at least one day and as many more as
possible.
Frank Conant who made himself
so popular with the Tanner Shoe house
OF Bowling Green has left that house
and will open up new shoe store in
that village soon. He deserves and
will receive success.
On Monday Gus Peck will start for
New York and in company with three
of his cousins from Baltimore and Chi
cago will attend st. Pauls school at
Garden City, IS miles from New York
City, memorial school established by
Mrs. A. T. Stewart of New York.
Fred Loclle's shows will give two
performances in Perrysbulg Friday
afternoon and evening, Sept. IA. The
reputation of Fred Locke for giving Il
firs.-class, clean entertainment is such
that his shows are certain of receiving
liberal patronage from the people OF
this locality.
w. r. Noyes secretary of the
Wood County Fair company went to
Wellington to attend the races and will
book many of the fast horses for the
Wood county Fair races. The races
will be very interesting feature o
the Fair, but the exhibits in all depart
ments will also be of the very best.
&C. w, Russell of Bowling Gree,
: returned Wednesday from a tril
through Pennsylvania. He stopped a
Pittsburgh and witnessed the G. A. r
parade. He was highly pleased will
= the appearance of the old veterans "a
he has good right to be, having worl
= the blue himself
: A firm in Ohio-The Christ,
Knife Co., of Fremont, are Offering
nine hundred dollar Steinway Gran,
piano to the person sending the larg
est amount OF cash for their goods be
y fore December 81, 1894. A chance T.
get Steinway Grand Piano is some
thing unusual. Our young peopl
v ought to take advantage of it. An
o number of families would be glad t
i help them win the prize. The Christ
: knife is good thing and everybod
wants it. a letter addressed to tn
k Christy Knife c., Fremont, Ohio, wi
Is bring an answer Immediately, givin
:; full particulars. 27a
V On Thursday evening of last week
Miss Lawrence gave a very pleasar
" party to a number of young friends
: honor of Miss Byrde Gaghan of Bov
} ling Green. The parlors were deco
u ated with flowers and presented yer
o pretty appearance. The guests wei
u Misses Daisy Thompson, Essie Wilson
o Katherine Thompson. Myrta Wlgh
% Edith Chapman, Byrde Gaghan, Mi
IT Lawrence, and Messrs. j, Archie Ros
" Leslie Ross, VIM. Wedertz, DIR. w.
u Rheinfrank, Geo. Rheinfrank, Charl'
9 Chapman, Charles Champney and A
> fred Crittenden of Detroit TT