Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-06-05

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John Whitman of the Toledo Hos
pltal, spent few days this week with
his parents and friends.
Geo. D. Maxwell, wife and sister,
Mrs. Montgomery were guests of j. f.
Bran dhuber and wife on Memorial day.
WIN. Richards and wife, and Mrs.
Geo. Ladd and children were the guests
OF Geo. Mile and family on Wednes-
day.
On Menday evening a large num-
ber OF guests will be entertained by G.
w. Hamilton and wife in honor of Is.
H. Getz and wife.
The striped Duck Knee Pants we
are showing at 2Oc land 25e are very
stylish and dressy. Just <he thing for
the boys for summed, apd So very cheap.
Williams & FULLER.
MIR. G. G. Hansen has gone to his
home in Weston, and is visiting friends
in various parts of the county. In
whateyer locality he may be, he will
have the best wishes of Perrysburg
people.
The friends of editor Saxby will do
we'll to look to that gentleman's condi-
tion. The JOURNAL and Beacon fami-
lies were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Saxby on memorial day. The visitors
enjoyed themselves greatly. We hope
Saxby did.
Ed. Ftuscher of Bowling, has re-
Gently purchased new dust proof corn
sheller, which he has in operation.
The machine is portable and he does
shelling at any point where grain is
located, and Ed. knows how to do the
work in good order.
On Friday last party of relatives
assembled at the home of M. Mann
and wife, in honor of Mrs. E. A. Chap
man, the occasion being her list birth
day. Among the relatives were Eli
Chapman, wife and daughter, Ralph
and Arthur Chapman OF Bowling
Green. The guests were delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Mann.
Rev. T. L. Wiltsee will have his
Stereoptican Exhibit at the M. e.
church on Friday evening, June 4.
The subject OF the illustrations is the
Worlds Fair and shows over 100 views
of all the chief features, hand painted
views, beautiful dissolving effects and
striking night scenes, closing with d
child's series that will delight the
children, "a visit to the zoo." Ad-
mission 10 and 10 cents.
On Tuesday, during the absence of
Henry Lucas and family, burglars en-
tered his residence on the river road,
near the car barns where they pro-
ceeded to make themselves at home.
They ripped up the carpets, tore the
mattresses to shreds, and ransacked
the entire house in the hope of finding
some hidden treasure. All they Sc
cured was about $l4 in old coins, which
were valued at about $400. AS yet
there is no clew to the perpetrators OF
the deed.
The Ghost Club have been holding
a series OF receptions this week. The
prospective loss of two OF their mem
bers (B. 81. Getz and wiie) has been the
reason for crowding as much amuse
ment as possible into the remaining
lew days sof their soiourn here. On
Monday night last the club surprised
them and enjoyed pleasant social ses
sion. On Wednesday they drove out t.
the pleasant home of "Pa and Ma
Rider at Lime City. The host ant
hostess had just knocked in the head O
fresh barrel OF hospitality and the
, club almost forgot to go home again
On Friday night they go to Bowling
Green to camp with w, E. Escott an(
} wife, the Mayor OF B. G. having givel
, the club permission to enter the city
The last meeting oil the club prior t.
I the departure OF their friends. win b.
held with the Blues, on which occasion
each member will be given Il souyepir
8 a tooth from the lett hand lower jawvo
q 1.-THE departing friends. The ceremonie
r Iof extracting the teeth win beattende
with great pomp and splendor (not.l