Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-04-06

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tied Perrysburg friends Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas RAIDER has returned
from visit with friends in Michigan.
Miss Ethel Thomas spent her va
cation in Bowling Green, the guest of
her aunt.
"A letter addressed 10 the "Times"
remains uncalled for in the Perrysburg
postolfice.
Gus Johnson, the Jeweler, will be
found at Champney's dug store every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired
in first-class manner.
Township Board OF Education will
meet in Perrysburg on third Monday in
April.
Set aside that old fashioned dark
furniture. You can buy the latest
styles at nearly wholesale prices nj
Chas. Witzler's.
-R. DAM, who makes the finest
quality OF bread, has decided to give
his patrons the benefit of n reduction.
A five cent loaf sells for three cents.
Capt. Henry Root has received his
appointment as Master of the steamer
S. q. Reynolds. The Captain is now
fitting out" ready for the seuson's
business,
The lecture by Hon. G. C. Miller
was well attended and highly appre-
ciated. 1t was scholarly effort and
Prof. Miller Is certainly very enter
tanning speaker.
Miss Kinda Truman of LeMoyne,
will teach the Morse school in Joint
Sub-Dlst. No. o, instead of Miss Main.
as previously stated. Miss Main will
will teach in Webster township.
On Wednesday night the Teach
ers Reading Circle elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mr.. Meagley:
Vice President, Miss Veitch; Secre-
tary, Mr.. Kohl; Critic, Mrs. Chapman.
Prominent Lime City people claim
that the electric road from that city TO
Toledo, Is sure go. The line is to
parallel the Z. & o. C. r. r. and will, e,
it is thought, be a paying institution.
There will be a special meeting of
Eldorado Rebecca Lodge, on Monday
evening, April sth, 1895. A full atten-
dance is requested. Business of i'm
portance to come before the lodge. BY
order of Committee.
Fresh bread for Sc loaf at r.
Danz'.
"A business letter from DIR. J. w.
Robertson, Litchfield, MINI, informs
US that the Doctor is in the best Of
health and enjoying very lucrative
practice. fact many Perry sburg
friends will be pleased to learn.
Our old friend S. E. Wagner. the
chief signal service officer of Stony
Ridge, gave the JOURNAL II pleasant
call Wednesday. He was accompanied
by A. r. Metzger and +. j. Puse, who
came along to carry home the pieces in
case he should run against the business
end of our old Hint lock.
Why pay agents $50 to $50 for sew
Ing machines. We have the same
kind for $40 and 1924 at Witzler's. Call
and see them.
A postal from our old friend John
Walter, informs US that he is again To-
Gated in Toledo, and is residing at 62l
Prouty ave. He has secured posi-
tion in Wabash elevator No. 5, and
moved his family from their East To-
ledo residence last week. John will
probably be able to make his Perrys-
burg friends an occasional visit.
The usua! Easter opening of Mil
liney Novelties, Hats and Bonnets, at
Miss Emch's millinery parlors is an
nounced for Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, April 10th l1th and -, 1895,
on which occasion Miss Emch will show
to her patrons and friends the finest
line Of millinery ever displayed in Per-
rysburg.
line Lime City Creamery is now in
operation having resumed business last
Tuesday. l.. S. Warner, who is the SUI
perintendent was in town Wednesday
and says they propose to make the
creamery success. The directors Of
the company are Geo. Miller, Nicholas
Zingg, Alex Schaller, A. j. Browns
berger, and julius Frontz, with Wesley
Lusher, President and Charles Zingg,
Secretary.
Remember that you can buy bread
for Sc n loaf at II. Danz'.
The two Christian Endeavor So
cieties OF this place will hold a union
meeting at the Walnut st. Presbuier-
ian church on Sunday evening next, at
6 o'clock. Mr.. S. u. Klotz, an En-
deavor worker from Toledo, will con-
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