Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-02-09

turned from visit with relatives in !
Cleveland.
Miss Bess Borduer OF Bowling
Green, was the guest of Misses Lucy
and Lizzie Crook over Sunday.
-"Short settlements make long
friends" is a trite and true saying. Ac-
counts of long standing most generally
end in disputes.
When cane-seated char bottoms
have "sagged," to make them as tight
as ever wash them with hot soap suds
and leave them to dry in the open air.
Elk.
On account of the Y. NJ. G. A.
meeting to be held az Newark, o., the
Ohio Central Lines will sell tickets
February 20 and 81, at the rate of one
fare for round trip, limit for return
February 25.
Miss Love OF Toledo, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. f. G. Eberly. Miss
Loves admirable soprano voice will be
heard at the Pythian Reception on
Feb. goth also at the musicale at Mrs.
Lees, Feb. 18th.
The knights Of Maccabees of Has
kins gave an entertainment in the
Presbyterian church at that place, last
Thursday night. They served refresh
ments and enjoyed dancing in their
own hall later in the evening.
You may preach until dooms day
about the proper method of keeping
your boy in when night comes. Fit up
his room as he desires and it wont suit
him. He would desert a palace for
three ragged, dirty boys with a 'yal-
Ter" dog and haymow, any time.-Ex.
&C. w. Wagner, of Stony Ridge,
WAS in town Monday and renewed his
subscription to the JOURNAL. He says
there is considerable interest being
taken in oil matters in that vicinity,
with good prospects for successful de-
velopments.
The G. a. r. Post of Haskins will
give an entertainment and banquet at
their hall on February IA. The public
is invited and the entertainment will
be good one. The young people are
interested in the programme and
guests will be highly entertained.
If the predictions OF Prof. Foster,
the weather prophet, and the idiotic
actions OF that contemplate ground
hog continue in the same line much
longer, the people of Maumee will be
frozen to death. OF course, its plenty
warm enough in Perrysburg. Nobody
complaining here.
On Friday night last, party of
young people drove over from Bowling
Green aud together with Il number
from this place, were easently enter
tained at the home of Misses Lucy aud
Lizzie Crook. Refreshments we're
served at II o'clock and IL pleasant time
was enjoyed by all
Watches, Clocks, Jewery, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
olo MOuToe SLTeeL, lOltuOs
We are in receipt OF copy of
North Baltimore, illustrated" a very
neat souvenir of the city and her lead
ing citizens. The work was compiled
by o. S. White and printed by the
North Baltimore Beacon. 1t is very
neat and attractive book and is one
more sample of the excellent work
done Mt the Beacon Office.
Gus johnson, the Jeweler, will be
found at Paine's restaurautevery Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Watches,
clocks and Jewelry repaired in first
class manner 3tf
The rig is now being constructed
for the drilling of the new we'll ON the
Adam Leydorf farm. The old we'll
which has been stuffed with hundreds
OF feet of rope which it was impossible
to remove, has been showing
considerable oil and it is firmly oe-
lieved that a new we'll will develope
good territory in close proximity to
Perrysburg.
The contract for the completion OF
the new bridge across the Maumee for
the electric road, called for completion
OF the work in March, but the condition
of the river is such that no work can be
done until the ice goes out. The work
done on the piers is almost wiped away
by the breaking of ice. Much lumber
and other material was also carried
down the river by the flood.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The next tiend who presents our
French vocalist, Mr.. Lally, with a cigar
made of old junk will get killed.
He will smoke anything from a bunch
OF feathers to Il gas pipe filled with
rubber, and the odor is injurious to the
health of our Office cat. [The boss il
Jealous because some one don't donate
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