Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-24

a month with Port Clinton relatives.
Miss Matte Dreher OF Bowling
Green is the guest of Bessie VanHel-
len.
Miss Cecilia Boff has returned
from pleasant visit with friends and
relatives at Defiance.
&C. f.. Chapman has returned from
an extended business trip throughout
various parts of the country.
-WANTEo-Gir strong neat girl
for housework who understands cook
Ing. Mrs. A. Cook.
"A woman who has never seen her
husband fishing doesn't know what
patient man she has married.
r.. A. Neff and family ol Toledo,
and Mrs. Miller of Defiance, were
guests OF M. j. Mann and family the
first of the week.
The New Home Co.'s machines;
best made; latest improved; warranted
| five years, to be first-class. reduced
from $40 to $40, at Chas. Witzler's.
Samuel Hubbell, of Princeton,
Iowa, renews his subscription for an
other year, and desires to be remem-
bered to all his Perrysburg friends.
| DIR. j. H. Rheinfrank went TO Bowl
ing Green on Monday to perform sur
gical operation for dropsy on Mr.. Fog
ler, He was assisted by DIR. Bryant.
Joseph T. Brandhuber is now trav-
cling for the wholesale hardware house
of the cIntosh-Huntington Co. of
CleYeland, and his numerous friends
wish him success.
The members of Toledo lodge No.
20, X. of p. will picnic at Eden park on
Labor day. They haYe chartered cars
and will come to Perrysburg immedi-
ately after the parade.
One of the finest pieces of sidewalk
in the village is that recently laid on
Second and Walnut streets. around the
Williams lots. 1t is the very best ol
Berea stone and is well laid.
Fred Schwind and wife had the
misfortune to lose their little FIVE
months old baby, Freddie A. Death
occurred Monday at 1880 a. m. and the
funeral services were held on Tuesday
at p. m. at st. Rose de Lima church
The family have the sympathy of many
friends in their bereavement.
Mrs. E. M. George has returned
from trip through Canada, by way
of Niagara Falls. She says Toronto il
a great city, and that Niagara Fall.
cannot be appreciated unless seen. She
returned by the way OF Buffalo ani
Clevelend stopping at the cities louG
enough to see the sights. She reports
a delightful trip.
The new school building is nearing
completion and it is hoped will be
ready by the first of October. Tht
slate is being put on, the lower rooms
are being plastered, and every effor
being made to push the work as rapid.
Iy as possible, and when completed
Perrysburg will have the finest schoo
building in northwestern Ohio.
The well recently drilled at tn,
cemetery has proven to be great con
venience, and we understand the Gene
terry Trustees intend purchasing a wine
mill, erecting Il large tank, piping
the grounds and putting in hydrants
and will, by the use of hose, be able t.
sprinkle the entire grounds, thus keep
ing the grass and shrubs green in DIR,
weather.
Augusta Long of Grand Rapid
sues VIM. Box, a saloon keeper fol
$1,000 damages. She alleges in her pc
tition that Box, contrary to her orders
has sold to her husband, Samuel Long
liquor Mt various times, causing habit
ual drunkenness, thus depriving hel
and their children of proper support
they being dependent upon him TO
their living.
The probate court on Monday gran
ted degrees for the plaintiffs in the fol,
lowing actions for Divorce: Ollie w
Kuehene VS.. f. B. A. Kuehene, fol
gross neglect, extreme cruelty and
: wilful absence; Mary G. Walker VS.
James Walker, gross neglect and ex-
treme cruelty. On Saturday Ida Tay
lor was granted Il divorce from Jane
, Taylor for gross neglect.
An exchange says: Whenever yo
hear man finding fault with loca
paper, open it up, and ten to one h
HASN'T an advertisement in it; five t
one he never gets job of work t
do: three to one he does not take tn
paper; two to one that if he is sub
, coribar ha iS dalinouant. avap odds h