Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-02-09

B. Fl. Getz has moved into his new
home, recently purchased of Mrs. S. l..
Thompson.
Fine line of confectionery and
cigars at Ppine's. 35tf
Fred Wilson OF Buffalo. spent Sun
day in Perrysburg, the guest OF Thee.
Innaman and other friends.
Engineer Butler OF Toledo, came
up to attend Phoenix lodge on Monday
night and vas the guest Of Capt. Root
and family.
Mrs. j. B. Webb and daughters,
Mrs. ]. Fl. Kersker and Mrs. w. d.
Donohue, were the guests OF PerrYs-
burg friends Friday.
The statement, now made on medi-
cal authority, that red flannel is no
more healthy than white, sweeps away
u belief fondly cherished in many
families.
Preparing for war on prices for
the next six months at Witzler's.
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good broom. Sale one week only, at
Witzler's.
If it is only the fear of a hot here
after that keeps some men honest then
1t is to be hoped that modern theology
will never succeed in banishing the
much needed hereafter.-X.
On Wednesday, Feb. 90, 1895, John
Taylor will hold public sale at his
farm, two and one-half miles north
east of Hull Prairie, when he will dis
pose of his live stock, farm implements,
etc.
David Walters the first motorman
OF the Perrysburg electric road, who
has been laid up for week with in
juries received while doing some heavy
lifting, is again on his car, although
he is not fully recovered in strength.
F. q. Gibbons, biographer, with ] e.
H. Beers Il Co., the publishers of the
G. w. Eyers History OF Wood County,
gave the JOURNAL pleasant call few
days since. The only genuine G. w.
Evers History OF Wood County is that
published by this firm, fact our read
ers should remember.
The week commencing the 18th of
February, we have clothes rack and
towel rack sale. These go for lie each.
Remember the date and come before
they are all gone. Chas. Witzler.
Let the good people OF Perrysburg
be not forgetful OF the fact that there
are number of families in town who
are in need of assistance in the shape
of food and clothing. Don't bestow all
your charity on Home and Foreign
Missionaries and allow the poor within
our own gates to suffer.
Ferdinand Wenz has his new barn
; completed and in the Spring will COM
mence the erection of new residence.
Will Veitch will erect new dwelling
house on his Front street property in
the Spring. In fact there is indication
of many improvements being made as
soon US Spring opens.
"A few days since John Holliger eel
ebrated his 18th birthday, on which
occasion Il large number of friends and
relatives were present and were most
agreeably entertained. Mr.. Holliger
and his estimable wife have been resi-.
dents of Pcrrysburg for many years
and have large number of friends.
-Tae Perryshurg athletic club reor.
ganized last Saturday night, and
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, F.. T.. Bowers; Vice Pres, B. G
Hannum; Sec, Chas. Tyler; Treas.
DR.. Fl. r. Roether: Warden, Chas
Peck. The regular business meeting
will be held every Wednesday night.
No person can have more than one
; and the sale continues one week in liz
brooms at Chas. Witzler's.
1t has become quite the proper
thing to send your relatives photo o.
your residence. 1t is also u great
. pleasure to have such photos to look a,
in the future should you change your
residence, or in case OF its destruction
, by fire. Leave your order at the
: JOURNAL Office. Prices exceedingly
low. Any size of photo taken. 47tf
We regret to learn OF the death O
Mrs. j. NJ. Cunning of Bowling Green
which occurred on Wednesday evening
She had not been in very good health
but no immediate fears OF death were
entertained. She had prepared ant
partaken of the evenings luncheon il
company with her husband and shortl,
after, and while sitting in chair, SHE
Y suddenly expired. Size was an estim
/ able lady and her death will be deeply
r mourned by many friends.
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