Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-01-05

Monroeville, Ohio.
j. F. Brandhuber and wife enter
tanned friends ON New Years night.
Fresh oysters served in any style
at Palne's restaurant. 35tf
&C. S. Medick and wife OF Toledo.
spent Tuesday with G. S. Mcknight
and family.
H. M. Hoover returned Friday
from visit with relatives in Oberlin
and Elyria.
Mrs, A. Williams has been enter
tanning her sister from Arkansas the
past few weeks.
The New Year Eve party at the X
OF P hall last Monday night was very
pleasant occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eberoy of Wood
worth ave-, Toledo, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Jefferson.
DR.. j. p. Thompson and wife and
DR.. FL. A. Hamilton and wife visited
relatives in Toledo New Years
"A large number OF Perrysburg peo-
pie witnessed wang" and "A Trip to
Chinatown" at the Peoples this week.
Philip Wetzel and wife and Mrs.
G. G. Baird of Perrysburg, spent New
Years day with Mrs. G. E. Schaefer of
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bouroth and little
daughter, and Miss Emma Hama of
Nebraska ave-, Toledo, were the guests
OF Mrs. Jefferson Sunday.
IN. WedertZ and family and Geo.
Sellers, vile and son OF Pittsburg, Pa :,
who are their guests, enjoyed New
Years with Toledo relatives.
Tom Chilcote and wife of Prairie
Depot and Charles Hipp and Miss
Gerkins of Toledo. spent New Years
with II. S. Clegg and family.
B. Getz and wife, Miss Minnie
Bloomfield and Mrs, M. Wetmore of
Haskins, spent New Years with Miss
Emily Norton 1t was also Miss
NortOn's birthday.
Frank Nj. Cook and Miss Hazel B.
Cross of Toledo, were united in mar
riage Jan. ], at 3 p. IN. 1895, at the NJ.
E. Parsonage in Perrysburg, by Rev.
d. FL. Bail ey. They then returned to
the city where they will make their
future home.
Austin McAllister came very near
commencing the New Year in an
angelic form. He skated down to
Toledo and while skating around the
bun ned d. & NJ. elevator, he broke
through the ice and was sinking for the
third time when Roy Williams brought
him a plank by which means he was
rescued,
Somebody has been writing a book
against waltzing, declaring it to be a
source of bodily and mental weakness
About all the fun seems TO be un-
healthy, as an exchange says. By and
by the only safe thing for a fellow will
be to lock himself in safe, tie his feet
and sew up his mouth.
For SALE.-Drug store furniture
consisting show case, prescription case,
drawers for drugs, etc. Enough to
furnish good sized country drug store.
Also two marble slabs for soda foun-
tain us good US new. l also have "a
gentleman's saddle and Portland cut
ter in good condition.
4lc A. r. CHAMpNry
On the evening of Jan. lst, 1895,
very pleasant birthday party was
given Sumner Spaulding at his home
on Wayne street, Maumee, ana he re-
ceiyed u number of beautiful presents.
The friends from abroad were Misses
Mary and Lizzie Shoemaker, w. p.
Scott, wife and son, Mrs. Swigart of
Perrysburg, Miss Kate Perry of Tole-
do, Mrs. Church and daughter Lille
Mr.. and Mrs. TAFT OF Maumee. All re.
port pleasant time.
j. F. Brandhuber started out ON
tour for trade on January I'd. He is
Manufacturers agent for the Rochester
Stamping Co. of Rochester, N. Y. the
Tricycle. Mfg. Co. of Springfield; Wor-
cester Wire Co. of Worcester, Mass
and Chapman & Sargent, Woodward
Specialties of Perrysburg. Mr.. b is
recognized as one OF the most success
ful travelling statesmen. and in his new
departure he has the best wishes of
many friends for success.
For the newly married couples.
From SO to S25 saved by buying vour
furniture at Chas. Witzler's Perrys-
burg, Ohio.
The relation which price bears To
quality in literature is made obscure by
The Christmas Cosmopolitan. Stories
oy Rudyard Kipling, VIM. Dean How
e.ls, Mrs. Spencer Trasl, Mrs. Burton