Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06

WANTED About three days steady |
rain in Perrysburg and vicinity.
Did You notice Witzler's sale
prices? Read them in another column.
Miss Rheinfrank has gone to Put
in-Bay, to remain few weeks with
friends
Miss Lulu Schaumloeffel has gone
to Cleveland TO visit her sister, Mrs. j.
n. Ganson.
Prof. Ward attended the session OF
Ohio Educational association at San
dusky this week.
WIN. Couver, E. G. Recs and ladies
of Bowling Green, enjoyed themselves
in Perrysburg on the Fourth.
Mrs. Alta Watson and sister, Miss
Melva Trowbridge. of Saginaw, Mich,
visited friends here this week.
Chris. Miller of Bellevue, was in
town on Saturday and was accompanied
by his father on his return home.
-Myron LeGalley and wife of Bow
ling Green, were the guests OF William
Comstock and family on Saturday las.
| john Shoemaker and wife enter
tanned friends from Monroeville this
week.
| &C. w. Musick of Lima, II. Bern
thistle and wife, and Mrs Keller, were
guests of VIM. Riggs and wife this
week,
Mine members of the ladies read
ing club enjoyed trip around the belt
Wednesday. The bill of fare consist
ed of bananas and fresh air.
'-WANTED-A girl TO do housework;
small family; good wages. Call at A.
M. Perrin's, Corner First and Com
mercial streets, Perrysburg o. *15a
Watches, Clocks. JeweIry, specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo.
Wesley T. Sisson can repair UNI
brellas, watches, clocks, etc. Please
give him your work as he is poor mar
and needs it. Located on Front srteet
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church will hold their mex
social at the residence of Mrs. Israe
Thornton, July II. All are cordial.
INVITED.
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Hayward o
Toledo, Mrs. Atwood of Stryker, ant
Mrs. Joseph of Quincy, Mich. were TIL,
guests of Mesdames Whitcomb ant
Stevinson on Wednesday.
"A No. new boy, weighing min
pounds, arrived at the home of Charlie
Shipman at Roachton, on Tuesday last
and Charles is several inches taller ant
weighs about Il ton heavier than h
did.
John Muir of Scotch Ridge, was i
Perrysburg Thursday. He is one {
- the Oldest Scotch settlers in the county
is hale, hearty and enjoying his Ion
Is life. He is well known by our olde
citizens.
st Amy Aiken of Milton has sue
Us Charles Heinze, for $4,000 for defama
tion of character. Amy claims thi
Charlie staied that she was very naugl
=, ty with several men Whether it |
- true or not, Charlie was in small bu
ness talking about her and she shoul
make him put up or shut up"
is Harry Oblinger, Max Ross, Fran
Hoover, Gus Peck, Ollie Wedertz, RI
Hanson, Eugene Rhienfrank, Some
tn Eberly, Misses Helen and Donna La,
ne renee, Gertie Hayes, Jessie Ross ar
k Anna Ciegg, were in Bowling Gree
July 4th, and attended social gathe
I'D ing in that village.
g.. The following is taken from IL
Ohio Weather and Crop report issue
by the Ohio department of Agricultur
ri Wheat ripening, much dana;
We done by insects. Oats headed and ge
nv orally short, Corn growing slowl
,r. Potatoes need ram. Clover nearly {
cut; timothy haying begun, crop ligl
,e. Glover for seed not filling out we
he Pastures badly dried up. Garde
ITO poor. Fruits still dropping.
eu An exchange says: when t
'n- breezy, blooming bloomers are unive
sally the go, how will the tailor pre-
creases in them, l should like to kno
o'' When the baby's head is nodding a
o' wants to take nap, how can mann
81 lull her darling in bifurcated la
d. How can Bridget shoe chickens wi
AZ no skirt to flop and fling, when t
CO. creatures go a-grubing in the gard
in the spring? But the question M