Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-06-25

-4th OF July excursions July z, 8 and
4, at one fare via Nickel Plate Road.
-R. s. Peck of Hartford, CT, was
the guest of Perrysburg relatives Tues
day.
Charles Crook and wife of Toledo
were guests OF Frank Powell and fam
| lily last Sunday.
Miss Fannie Veitch and Mrs. Henry
Wilde were guests OF Mrs. Geo. Wal
lace Wednesday.
C. r. Brigham, wife and two sons,
OF Toledo, spent Sunday with Will
Powell aud family.
Mrs. James Murray of Sidney has
been visiting Mrs. DR.. II. A. Hamilton
and family this week.
The Misses Chapman went to Mil
bury "Wednesday to attend the weading
of Miss Hattie Grove.
The Nickel Plate Road sells sells
one fare for the round trip tickets July
2, and 4, returning July 5.
The Sisters of St.~Fraucis will
leave Tor Thin, next Monday noon, 10
enjoy their Summer vacation.
Mrs. E. D. Peck who has been visi-
ting relatives here returned to her
home in Hartford, CT, Wednesday.
Sister Laurentia returned Monday
from Bellevue, where she assisted at
the first Mass of Rev. Frank Sullivan.
Misses Edith Chapman, Fla Zaenger
and Myra Hanson of Perrysburg have
been elected teachers in the Toledo
schools.
Fred Averill is home from Ann
Arbor for few days rest. He will re-
turn next week to secure his diploma
from the U. of M.
Mr. Cooley and Mrs. Pete OF
Springfield, Mass, were visiting rela-
tiyes here this week. They returned
I home on Thursday accompanied by
, Mrs. DR.. Fl. A. Hamilton.
Ask agents about Sunday outings
., on the Nickel Plate Road. Parties oI
five or more can go anywhere on the
Nickel Plate Road not to exceed one
I hundred miles at round trip rate ol
( S1.00.
I Mrs. Bert Croft is visiting rela-
I tives in Bowling Green this week, and
i Bert has hired little boy to set off a
:; package of giant firecrackers under his
. window every morning to awaken him
I in time to take his car.
Fred Averill has been putting {
few artistic touches on the garder
8 fence with paint brush. Gus Peel
4 says Fred has adopted this method
4 of spending his vacation, but he think
= there is no danger OF Fred painting tn,
whole town.
The Ladies' AID Society OF the M
E. church will give Straw Ride anC
Ice Cream social at Geo. Wallace's OF
Friday evening, July lst. A humble
of hay rig sings, prepared for occupants
will be at the Methodist church aJ 7:3
o'clock. A charge of dime for tn,
p round trip and another for the cak
t. and cream will be made. A jolly tim
q is anticipated and everybody is cor
daily invited to par I'll pate.
If On Friday last the pupils of ST
Of onhpNI nl IN STNall
= ing contest, the winner to be awarde,
u a prize. Six pupils, Joseph Rossbach
a Genevleve Meyer, Mary Brandhuber
V Mary Burkhardt, Marie Anon, AM
matched that they were compelled t.
draw for the prize which was secure,
by Gustie Seelman. The pupils deserv
ing honorary mention are John Munger
Chas. lRossbach, Louis Seelman, Alber
Homer
Some years ago, says the Findla
70 letfarsonian, when Gorge Kinder c
rs the Ottawa Sentinel, was considerabl
II younger than he is now, he wrote up
as local concert given by the young ladie
q, of Ottawa. In making up the form
ly the printer got the item mixed with
er cattle sale item, and here is how
le read: 'The concert given by sixteen {
ce Ottawa's most beautiful young ladie
Mt was highly appreciated. They sang
I'D the most charming manner, winnin
8. the plaudits of the entire audience
ld who pronounced them to be the fines
m bred shorthorns in the county. A fe
ne are a rich brown color but the maiorit
are spotted brown and white. Sever,
of the heifers are able-bodled, fin
limbed animals, and promise to prov
X good property and fine mixers" Th
to writer took trip to the woods aftt
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