Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-22

Peter Ragan of Maumee, called on
Perrysburg friends Wednesday.
Mrs. H. M. Hoover is spending
the week with relatives in Oberlin.
Dan Schellinger Of Cummings, Ia
rusticating in town for n few days.
Pred Schellinger, Of Napoleon
visited Perrysburg relatives this week.
Miss Dora Smith OF Jerry City,
visited Perrysburg friends this week.
james Guider and Billy Couver of
Bowling Green, were in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. b. e. McCaslin, and children
are visiting their old home in Titusville
Pa.
This is the season OF the year when
farmers don't want to be bothered by
agents.
-Dogwood blossoms are numerous,
and sign readers say thut means big
crop of corn.
"A dime in the pocket will buy
more groceries than dollar some
body owes you.
Misses Name and Agnes Kaeding
are visiting their brother, Rev. w. Il.
Reading at Detroit, Mich.
Paul Brolsa is now holding re-
Isponsible position with the I. & M. V.
Ry. Co.-holding the wire while the
gang put it up.
Mrs. Lilly Ruger and little son ar
rived this week from Chicago, H., and
and Mrs. Perrin.
Now is the time of year when lime
should be freely used about your
premises. Nothing is better for sani-
tary purposes.
-Rey. G. F. Kaeding and daughters,
Misses Dora and Frieda, attended the
musicale given by the Irman lutheran
Teachers OF Toledo.
Misses Maym and Jewel Danz and
Thresa Sticlsles, and Messers. George
Roether, Geo. Leatherer and Arthur
Sheffield enjoyed trip to Put-in-Bay
Wednesday.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, opscta-
cles. Special attention given to repair.
inu II WnrsaY,tnl vnTIN uTIDFT
313 Monroe street, Toledo,
If the experiments now in pro.
gress succeed, paper stockings sized
| with potato starch and tallow will be
put on the market and sold at three
cents pair.
The doctors are said to bury theil
mistakes, those OF the lawyer FIND
hiding behind prison bars, but the
poor editors usually pay for theirs in
: libel suit awards.
The man who doesn't advertise
will soon go out of business, .and
/, the woman who doesn't read the
advertisements will go without the
greatest bargains in town.
The social and lawn tete given by
$ the Junior League at the M. Il. churcl
last Wednesday night was we'll attend
ed. Refreshments were served and al
report pleasant time. The ice cream
for the occasion was furnished by Mrs
. Getz, and was of an excellent quality.
The chlldren's day exercises at th
Evangelical church on Sunday evening
. last were attended by large number
of people, who were highly pleased will
the interesting programme. r. Danz
: is superintendent of the school and i.
e doing much toward keeping up the
i interest in the work.
Rev. G. f. Reading received {
. pleasant call Saturday eve. from th
following: Rev. Buehrer, Marine City
Rev. Dietz, Port Huron; Rev. Loeb
y Capac, Mich; Rev. Diml1e Ocolona, an,
Rev. Klietoth, Roseville. All member
= of the Lutheran Iowa Synod. A gooi
l. time was enjoyed by all till the late ca
= took them to Toledo.
v Don G. Whitehead, who recentl
a sold his drug store at Jerry City, ha
q purchased half interest in the Edd
% mon drug store at Tontogany and L
Il now IN charge of the business. Mr.
Whitehead is one of the best drug
oistS and q Uery nnpular oenf1ana a
- and Tontogauy people will find him al
: agreeable and accommodating busines
man.
l. IMPORTANT - To know that yo
J. can save from $l5 to $25 on all furers
: work at Chas. Witzle"'s. That bein
+ out of the combine he makes that di
y. ference. Also furnishes the finest iur
eral cars in the county free of charge