Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-12-04

III. d. VanHellen and family spent
Thursday last with r. z,ngg and
family.
Conductor @. e. Kinney and wife.
diued with Mrs. Schillinger on Thanks
giving day.
Chris. Finkbeiner, wife and daugh-
ter spent Sunday at Perrysburg the
guests OF Art Finkbeiner.
Roswell Comstock, Fred Averill.
Eugene Rhelnfrank and Somers Eberly
who were home from college for
Thanksgiving have returned to their
studies.
-Perrysburg lodge X. of P. held
social session after the close of business
last Tuesday night. A large member
ship was present and splendid supper
was served, which was enjoyed by all.
Election OF officers next Tuesday night.
Editor w, e. Escott of the Bourbon
Qnd.,) Mirror, was the guest of Capt.
Henry Root and family in Perrysburg,
on Thanksgiving day Mr.. E.. reports
that he is doing nicely in his new loca-
tion, fact that is very pleasing to all
his friends and acquaintances.
Bargains IN Wool Dress Goods.
VIM. BARTON.
-Sarsaparillas, SOC to 75c; pills, lOc
to l5c; castoria, 27c; celery tonic, 60c;
cuticura soap, lie; pink pills, 4Oc, beef,
iron and wine, 42c. Rupp's Drug
Store, Waterville, Ohio. 3Sa*
Henry Buckhouse enjoyed two cell
ebrations on one date, last Thanksgiv-
Ing day being his 18th birthday, which
was duly celebrated by large number
of friends and relatives who enjoyed a
delightful reception as the guests of
the venerable gentleman. He was the
recipient of many presents as evidence
of the esteem in which he is regarded.
He has been a resident of this village
for SO years. Among the guests were,
Miss Ida Weber, John Weber ard Joe
Ehlig, of Six Mile Woods, Eliza Hertz
field and son Philip of Monclova, Misses
Ella Baker ard Clara Gessner of Mau-
NEE, Geo. F. Buckhouse and family of
Lima, Frank Tucker and wife, Elias
Wetmore and wife, and AL. Lebherr
and family of. Toledo Miss Mary
Franey, T. M. Franey, John Lally, Joe
Stineline and family and Miss Sarah
Beach of Perrysburg. The occasion
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Bargains in Gloves and Mittens.
VIM. BARTON.
The first meeting of the Ghost
Club for the Winter season was held at
the home of VIM. Powell on Front
street, on which occasion few friends
other than members of the club were
entertained. Six-hand euchre was
enjoyed for few hours, after which
the guests we introduced to the mys-
teries of a new line of amusement ar
ranged by Mrs. Powell, which was
christened "spider WEBB in which
each guest was given one end of a long
string which must be wound up until
the end was reached, the guest to fol-
low to the end no matter where or
through whatever entanglements his
stran of the web might lead him.
Some of the guests found themselves
in the cellar while others travelled to
the upper realms of the sky parlor.
AT the end of each string was a prize,
and the first and last persons to reach
the end were given prizes. The first
prize was an elegant china card case
while the second prize was a beautiful
Albino monkey, which were secured by
E. L. Blue and w. II. Champney.
After this contest splendid refresh
ments were served. and the first winter
meeting OF the club was voted success.
Bargains in Winter Caps.
VIM. BARTON.