Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-09-25


Mrs. Seileman Of Toledo called on
Perrysburg friends Thursday.
Mrs. John Munger visited relatives
aud friends In East Toledo on Thursday.
You can get five gallons OF the hest
water white oil for 25c at c. A. HofT-
The JOURNAL returns many thanks
to w. e. Burdo for basket Of elegant
grapes.
"A. B. Hirth OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, was in town for a brief call on
Thursday.
e, Fetterman's home at Dunbridge,
was made happier by the arrival of a
baby girl.
For sewing by the day call on Miss
Mary Hayes. First-class work guaran-
teed on reasonable prices, 27tf
j. G. Hoyt and family have moved
to Toledo and are now located at 2l24
Union street. Toledo's gain is Perrys-
burg's loss.
The Wood county G. E. Association
held its annual convention at Dunbridge
last Sunday. 1t was we'll attended and
a very interesting meeting.
Miss Tina Himmelman lett on Sat-
urday last for Washington, D. c.,
where she will visit her brother, John
C. Himmelman, tor few weeks.
On Friday evening last Squire
Boetsch performed very quiet we'd
ding ceremony, the contracting parties
being James Callahan of Denver, Colo,
and Miss Katie Haley of Toledo.
Mems fine felt hats for 75c at
ART FINI2BEINER's.
H. F. McAllister has received an
Invitation to attend the reunion OF his
old regiment-the 49th Pennsylvania
Royal, Pa, on the 14th and 18th of
October.
Our board of infirmary directors
held short session here with that of
Wood county yesterday. The visiting
directors were Milton Zimmerman and
J. H. Mitchell, of Bowling Green, and
F. J. Schriber, of Moline. The super
lntendent, Edwin Farmer, of Bowling
Green was also present. They left a
very favorable impression here.-Ot-
tawa Gazette, 11th.
Although married at a ripe old age
(Rebecca Juckett, better known as Re.
becca Cain, OF East Wooster), is having
matrimonial troubles of her own anC
seems not to have chosen wisely part
ner, with which to spend happily hel
declining years. Mrs, Juckett by he
attorneys has filed suit for divorc,
from her husband, Jacob Juckett; ais
charges him with gross neglect an,
extreme cruelty.-Tribune.
Mr.. j.. S. Leahy, General Souther
Agent, C. II. 81 D. Ry. with headquar
ters at 4th and Vine ST., Cincinnati
Ohio, has been appointed Agent fo
Company and will handle this bushes
in connection with the G. 81. s. D. bus
ness to Alaska. Their steamers "Cit
of Seattle" and "Ro ;alie" are givin
service every or 6 days to Alaska an
will run through the Winter. The
are magnificent steel steamers an
make the run from Puget Sound
t Dyea and Skagguay in 20 hours. Spler
did accommodation for 500 passenger
fitted with electric light and comfol
for passengers. The Steamers sa
under the American Flag.
The work of distribution of til
Mongolian Pheasants has commence
these birds will gradually take III
: coming extinct. They are good gan
o birds. They live nearly Is years, Tt
bird likes more open country tha
lue quali, anu uesbS oiiy Ill opeu Aelu
although 1t will spend much time roam
ing through timber land. They hate
but once year, and then in the La
VI spring. The hen will hatch covey
}, from Is to % young birds from each Sc
!, ting. Their disposition is much lii
that OF the quail, and at the first sig
s. of danger they will rush into hidin
IS They are hardy and swift flyers al
= runners. 1t takes a sure and quick sh,
to bag them. In the Western Stat,
they will take the place of the pralr
q chicken, but in Ohio will succeed I'll
Iquail and common pheasant. Duri1
the summer months the birds live {