Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-05-18

boWh uCouoys
j. J. Smith, of Lime City, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Anna Chapman is visiting
relatives in Bowling Green.
DIR. and Mrs. Winfield were guests
OF Toledo friends on Sunday.
Philip Haas, of Toledo, called on
friends in Perrysburg last Sunday.
Misses Helen Lawrence and Jessie
Ross visited friends in Bowling Green
over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Korn returned to her
home in Lima last Monday after
delightful visit to Mr.. D. M. Morse and
wife.
Mrs. Huffords restaurant is well
supplied with full line OF lemons,
oranges, bananas, piueapples, and veg
etables OF all kinds Meals served at
all hours. Ice cream parlor in connec-
tion. Give her call.
1
the Buckeye State is large and smooth.
Steve Hartshorn's is the place to buy
tomato plants. 9a
We are in receipt OF a copy
the Gamma Eelta Psi Waltzes as
played by Sousa's band and published
by Ignaz Fischer, OF Toledo. 1t is writ
ten by VIM. c. G. Wright and ded-
icated to Delta Chapter, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich. 1t promises to meet
with much favor.
-Perrysburg supplies the Ketcham
Furniture Company Of Toledo, with two
young men of marked artistic ability.
Ira Hoover who is said to be one of the
finest designers in the State is at the
head Of that department, while Leslie
Ross is one OF the assistants and is
doing we'll in his new location.
IMPORTANT - That you should
know that you can save big money both
on furniture and undertaking at Chas.
Witzler's.
The commencement exercises of
the Maumee High School will be held
on Tuesday evening, June q, at Union
Hall, on which occasion Prof. Latham,
on behalf of the Board of Education
will present diplomas to the following
| class Of pupils Misses Lille Church,
Lulu M. Brit, Myrtle Kettle and Kate
. Clam.
Pictures framed cheapat Witzler's.
Rev. Engers, of Toledo, has been
holding English Lutheran services in
the German Reform Church in this
place for the past two weeks and the
meetings have been we'll attended. He
will continue services every Sunday ut
2 o'clock P. NJ. The reverend gentle
: man is an able speaker and the services
are very interesting. All are invited
= to attend.
. One of our business men, a big tall
:. fellow, went home the other day, aud
said that he had had "a roaring in his
q head all day and was thinking of con-
: sulting physician. His wife looked
at him moment and said: Wouldn't
it be better. dear, to consult wheel.
: wright y'-Pemberville Leader. We
IL will bet our DEVILS new hat that that
man was Gus Keil. Do we win, Specll -!
. Who ever heard of SOLID OAK
bed room suit with large plate glass
for only Sl1.9O. Sale limited for /,
}, short time only, at Chas. Witzler's.
% In II letter received from Millbury
May 15, our correspondent say, there
a was a heavy frost this morning. The
J. ground is frozen and all tender plant:
are killed and the fruit probably very
much damaged. There was also lighter
frosts on the 18th and 18th insts. or
which dates the mercury fell to 81
degrees. This morning II is at 3:
}, degrees, the freezing point. Rain,
IS here have been light and crops were
looking fine.
IS II. J. Korn and John Guinan were
: arrested for forging a pass oyer tn,
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road
If Korn is a telegraph operator VIII,
J. formerly worked for the company ant
had written the pass on sheet of clll
and signed it j. Fl. Louy, chief trail
o dispatcher. The pass was sold to ;
/ third party who presented it to Con
e ductor Clancy, who discovered tn,
forgery and took up the pass. TIL,
o matter was taken before the grant
:, jury and the two were indicted ant
= were lodged in the county iail.-Toled,
h News.
BRO. Craine, of the Maumee New
Era, makes the following mention @
little occurrence which took place a