Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-05

iIlians Z Fuller.
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Mrs. John Caldwell visited friends
in Detroit few days recently.
The Daily Sentinel of Friday last
reports six cases of fever In that village.
Miss Laura Chatter is spending a
few weeks with relatives in Napoleon.
Miss Maggie Weaver of Toledo is
the guest of Perrysburg friends this
week.
Hiram Rigg and family of Toledo,
visited his brother William last Sat
urday.
See urnew Childrens School Shoes
at moderate prices. =
WILL1ANlS FULLER.
Miss Gertrude Finkbeiner of Bow
ling Green, is the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Fink beiner this week.
Miss Rose Holliger of Toledo, was
the guest of her grandparents, John Rol
Tiger and wife, in Perrysburg few days
recently.
When you get tired chewing the
rag, just chew Kola gum, something
that is really fine. B. c. Hamilton is
manufacturers agent.
"A few of the Perrysburg boys went
over TO Maumee and gave the Maumee
fans an exhibition of ball playing, which
took the wind out of the Maumee sails
! completely.
Miss Florence Webb left Perrys-
burg last Wednesday via steamer China
from Detroit, for Houghton, Mich, en-
route to Chassel, where she has been
elected Principal of the High School,
Good shoes for little AonsE.
WILLIAMS ATULLER.
&C. W. Eyers and son John were IN
town Friday. Mr.. Eyers was looking
up facts concerning the burning of the
court house in Perrysburg, which oc-
Cured April l3, 1872. He will write
an article on Court Houses" for IA
special edition of the Sentinel.
Mr.. Hammond of Deyil's Lake,
Mich, delivered two very interesting
lectures before the Maumee Valley
Spiritualist Association at Maumee last
Sunday. There was fair attendance
and the next meeting will be held in
Perrysburg, date and place of meeting
to be announced next week.
You will need Shoes for tbE child.
rem for School, don't for yet thafwe give
you great shoe for lttle money.
WILLIAM y FULLER.
"A private letter from David Mair
at Dunfermline, Scotland, to j. M
Brown at Bowling aanoupces the safe
arrival of their party in Bonnie Scot
land, aud that they are enjoying them
selves and among other sights ant
scenes they visited Balmoral Castle
the Queens highland home, also tb'
highland home of the Prince of Wsfes
We do not keep a high priDA lin,
of shoes but they have tbS Service
Try them. W1LL1ASs& FULLER.
No other country of the world boast
of an institution similar to our fairs
and we certainly have no grande
, achievement. In them we see the an
! nual proof of intellectual pre-
5 gress, and the expansion of our mind
6 ty Fair of 1896, will be one of the fines
= exhibitions of the kind ever held in tn
county.
Large numbers of peach, pear an
{ plum trees have been completely dc
{ stroyed this season by disease, Man
9 people who have few trees in thel
c yard, and farmers who have enjoye
e the luxury of plucking the fruit fror
g their own trees haye been utterl
9 blind to the necessity of looking afte
q the diseases that have ruined many c
70 the finest orchards in the country
e For this negligence they will pa
c dearly. Those who desire to lear
= how to care for their trees should ad
e dress Ohio Agricultural Experimen
3 Station, Wooster, Ohio, and ask 70
10 Rnllatin No 70 which will he sent fra