Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-04-20

Frank Powell was in Tontogany
and Haskins on business Monday.
You can buy sewing machines for
$40 at Witzler's that are sold for $50 by
agents.
&C. A. Hampton visited his old
home near Bowling Green the first of
the week.
Miss Finkbeiner of Bowling Green,
was the guest Of Perrysburg relatives
a few days since.
john and Ed. Thornton were out
on Hull Prairie last week plastering
residence for Joseph Rider.
WIN. Powell of Toledo, was the
guest OF his parents, Frank Powell and
wife, in Perrysburg this week.
Mrs. S. L. Thompson and Miss
Thompson OF Toledo, were the guests
of Perrysburg relatives Tuesday.
George LaFarree, George Limmer,
Sam Dillon and G. F. Wagar are new
subscribers to the JOURNAL, for which
we are thankful.
j. r. Brandhuber was home for a
few days, after being out on an extend
ed tour in the interest of the several
firms he represents.
Get your photograph enlarged to
lite size, free of charge, by trading at
c. A. Hoffmanns grocery. Ask Mr..
Hoffman, how it is done. 5tf
1t is stated that ice will be cheaper
this season on account of the long and
severe winter and the great competi.
tiOn in the business.
George Yeager and Ralph Bolles
accompanied by Misses Merry and viii.
Hanson, of B. G., attended a social
gathering at the home of Miss Ross on
Wednesday evening.
The Perrysburg brass band ha:
been serenading many of their friends
during the past week. The boys dis
play much musical ability and theil
numerous friends are pleased to note
their progress.
Buy your groceries of G. A. Hoff.
mann. He will give you ticket ant
when you have purchased goods to tn,
amount Of $40, you can have photo o
any member of your family enlarged Il
life size in crayon, free of charge, st
w. E. Burdo was in town Monda,
attending the meeting of the TOWNSHIP
board OF education. He had the JOUR
NAL print a quantity of berry ticket
for his use this season, and reports tn
prospects good for large crop @
berries.
Another lot of sewing machine
expected in. Come in and see them.
CHAS. WITzLER.
Henry Hutford, vile and son G
Maumec, Mrs. c. VanNorman. babie
and Miss Gertie Hufford of Toledo,
Powers of Lime City, and Frank Hen
nan and family, spent Easter Sunda
with the family OF j. Hufford.
Easter Sunday was gloomy da,
and not at all suited TO the blossomin,
of new Easter bonnets, but the bonnet
blossomed just the same, and tbei
wearers never noticed that the sun wa
not shining. A new Easter bonnet ha
a very Frightening effect with lady.
Rev. Geo. S. J. Browne will occup
the pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday, April %. His ser
mon will be of special interest to Cd,
Fellows of which society the Rey
; Browne is q member. An invitation i
extended to all who desire to attend
The members of Fort Meigs Lodge will
attend in body.
-Fostoria ministers have passed
very sensible resolution in which the,
have decided that funerals should no
be held on Sunday except in cases @
absolute necessity. They decry tn
custom OF male mourners sittin!
through the services with covere
heads, believing as they do, that sucl
action is irreverent. They also thin
that in all possible cases such service
should be held at the home of the de
ceased, and that If the deceased be nc
INDECENT nor contributor to tn
church OF the officiating clergyma
that such clergymen be remunerate
, for their services.
The Perrysburg Township Boar
, of Health should pay little special al
tention to the doings of the Il. & NJ.
Ry. Co., which company Is erecting
very high embankment across the flat
upon which their tracks vii! be laid
cross the river tn Maumae In Orde