Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-29

Columbus on business.
Mrs H.H. Dodge OF Bowling Green,
spent Tuesday In town.
Mrs. G. L. Hunt is visiting her
mother IN Rochester N. Y.
Prof. Hall OF Oberlin, was tho
guest OF Perrysburg friends.
Miss Knoor of Cincinnati, was the
guest Of Miss Wedertz last week.
Miss Minnie Hayes OF East Toledo,
is spending the week at her home here
Did you notice witzler's sale
prices? Read them in another column.
GIRL WANTED.-Girl for general
housework, at Exchange Hotel Perrys-
burg.
Miss Minnie Schmidt Of Toledo is
visiting her uncle and aunt at Perrys-
burg.
Miss Eya Rheinfrank leaves Satur-
day to spend week with friends at
Put-in-Bay.
Miss Lou Sargent OF Toledo, was
the guest of Miss Thompson, Of this
place last week.
Jack Stevison the popular Electric
Ry. conductor is again on duty after
n serious illness.
Master Louis Taylor, of Conway
Springs, Kan, is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Webb.
&C. D. Hamilton, wife and babies
OF Shawnee, o. T.. are the guests OF
ALI Wilson and daughter.
Miss Virginia Robinson of Balti-
more, Md, is the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. II. E. Peck this week.
Misses Myra and Bess Hanson are
enjoying their Summer vacation with
their parents in Perrysburr.
Miss Evalene Byrne and Miss
Weber from Roachton, spent last
Wednesday in Bowling Green.
Misses Kate Wyek and Lizzie Now
man of Toledo, were guests OF e. M.
Thornton and family on Wednesday.
-Lucien Yeomans has returned to
his home at Walworth, N. Y. after
spending several months with relatives
in Psrrysburg.
-FoUND.-A lady's gold pin. Own
er can have the same by proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
Mrs. JOHN HuFFoRD.
1t is believed by botanists that
wheat, rye and barley were all devel-
oped from the same kind of grnss, by
variations in climate or in the mode of
cultivation.
On Sunday last Misses Sadie JON
son, Fannie Smith, and May Baden.
came up from Toledo on their wheels
and were the guests of Miss May Shoe
maker. Mr.. Mann and Miss Christie
Breen, of Toledo, were also entertained
on Wednesday.
L. S. Baumgardner and large par
ty of friends were pleasantly enter
tanned at the Exchange hotel on
Thursday by Landlord VOlk and his
courteous and accommodating clerk.
The old Exchange is doing big business
these fine Summer days.
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, specra-
cles. Special attention given to repnir-
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
The general public has wrong
impression as to the actual advantages
OF sugar In the preservation OF tho hu-
man frame. Harm may be done by
eating suger in excess, just as the ex-
cess of anything is pernicious to health.
In the stomach it Is in part changed
to Tactic acid; and the latter acts upon
calcic phosphate, and permits their
assimilation. How frequently q mild
case of indigestion could be relieved,
il not cured. by an occasional drink OF
sugar and water. Do our readers re-
alize the Importance OF few bon-bous
alter hearty meal? The fatty sub
stances that might otherwise overload
the stomach then become harmless.
Those who enjoy coffee and tea at
night, and yet hesitate drinking
these beverages, can partake of the
same, in moderation. without fear OF
sleepless nights, by the liberal use of
sugar.
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