Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-01-26

Miss Frank Pierce is home from
Monroe, Mich, on visit.
&C. B. Shepler of Lima visited his
sister here on Thursday last.
Miss Brownlee OF Toledo spent
Sunday with Miss Robertson.
Fresh oysters served in any style
at Palne's restaurant. 35tf
Mrs. f. G. Eberly was the guest of
Toledo friends the first OF the week.
Miss Handley has purchased the
residence formerly owned by Jacob
Artz.
Mrs. Catherine c. Weiland will go
to Pekin, ILL.,, to reside with her
daughter.
"A job lot of chlld's rockers only
lie piece at Chas. Witzler's,
Mrs. a. Williams received the sad
news of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Rosa Galloway, of Baltimore, Md.
"A party of 90 Toledo young people
drove up to Perrysburg on Saturday
evening last and were guests of Chas.
Maddy and wife.
The ladies Of the Lime City M. T..
Church will give an oyster supper at
the church on Thursday evening OF
next week. All invited. Admission
5O cents per couple.
Talking of Railway Eating Houses,
said travelling man, the Ohio Central
now has at Kenton, o., one hard TO
beat. The recent change has vastly
improved 1t. Asa
Richard Fralic has opened a meat
market in the Lucas building formerly
occupied by Wetzel's cigar store,
where he sells fresh, salt and
smoked meats, bolognas, and sausages
of all kinds at lowest prices. Give him
a call.
WIN. Kohl and wife, and a party
OF neighbors improved the last few
days OF the sleighing by driving out to
G. E. Wellstead's one evening, and en-
Joying very cordial welcome. An ex-
cellent supper was served and the
guests were highly pleased with their
reception.
Ladies' who wish to be strictly I'D
to date with their calling cards should
remember that it is not necessary to go
to Toledo or elsewhere to get the finest
quality of engraved cards. The JOUR-
NAL can furnish any style, in any
quantity and at prices just as low as
Toledo or other dealers.
Gus Johnson, the 1eweler, will be
found at Paine's restauranteyery Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Watches,
CLOCKS and Jewelry repaired in first
class manner Aft
On Friday evening last, about Is
members of Phoenix Lodge. F. s. A..
M. attended special meeting of the
new lodge at East Toledo. They re-
port pleasant time and Il cordial well
come. Ii anybody wants TO know how
much mustard is necessary to make u
warm sandwich. just ask Frank Rider.
On Friday night Ben McCaslin
celebrated his birthday by inviting in
lew rel2hbors and friends for an
evenings enjoyment. Cards and mu-
sic were enjoyed by the guests until a
late hour. During the evening the
guests were served with elegant re-
treshments and the occasion was a
truly pleasant one.
= For the newly married couples
From $40 10 $25 saved by buying YOUR
iurmture at Chas. Witzler's Perrys-
burg, Ohio.
"A crowd of Perry ysburg sleighrlders
were entertained last evening at the
home Of Hiram Bordner, on South
summit street. Various games were
participated ii and the evening highly
enJoyed. Supper was served at 10
O'Clock Among the crowd were the
Misses Huffman, Vok, Lucy and Lizzie
Crook and Misses Hillabrand, with The
following escorts, Messrs. Fitzgerald,
Hoffman and Haas Sentinel.
The undersigned will sell at public
sale on Saturday, Feb. 2, 1896, at |
O'Clock p. m., the following goods
Ono cook stove, 2 bedsteads, lounge,
bureau, chairs, dishes, crockery and
other household goods. Terms:-All
sums OF 81 or under cash; credit of
three months will be allowed ON all
bills oyer That amount, with approved
security.
15b CATHERINE q. Weir ANN
The Teachers Reading Circle, of
this place, enjoyed delightful eve-
ming at the Kohl farm few miles out
of town, last week Wednesday eve.
Clayton Kohl, with his sleigh, conveyed
the party to his home, where they we're
most Hospitality received by Mr.. and
Mrs Kohl. Attera portion of time
spent in the usual literary exercises. n