Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-08-13

Miss Cora Davidson visited her sis
ter ia Bowling Green this week.
Mrs. Frank Throne OF Beaver, Pa,
is visiting her brother, G. G. Hum, and
wife.
The Rebekah entertainment last
Tuesday night was success in every
respect.
Mrs. D. HELEN and daughter
Bessie, are visiting at Stony Ridge and
Pemberyille.
Mrs. James Edelman Of Marion, o.,
was the guest of Mrs. George Mills
over Sunday.
Advertised letters: Mary G. Hunt
ington, Anna Kenyon, Arnie Kusion.
FRED YEAGER, P. M.
Mrs. Rev. Tanneyhill OF Wapako-
Meta, Is the guest of her parents, Peter
Witzler and wife.
] Walter II. Smith, wife and baby of
Stony Ridge spent Sunday with D.
VanHellen and wife.
| Mrs. L. 1. Browne and children and
Mrs. VIM. Mills and children are visit
ing friends in Michigan this week.
Misses Nora Leroy and Alice Pryor
of Cincinnati, are enjoying a visit in
Perrysburg, the guests of Miss Bette
Thornton.
The campers OF "Sieepy Holler,"
have broken camp and are once more
in their own homes, after ten days of
happy time.
Harry Hearn celebrated his SD
birthday on Wednesday last. He has
many friends here who extend him con-
gratulations.
Miss Ida Zingg went to Ashtabula
this week to visit Mrs. Fred Pomeroy
for a couple of weeks. On her return
she will be accompanied by Miss Eva
Ziugg, who has been in Ashtabula for
some time past.
Squire ]. M. Brown OF Bowling
has opened an Office in the DuFord
building where-he VIII look after all
business entrusted to his care. HeNwill
be at his Perrysburg Office on Tuesdays,
, Wednesdays and Fridays OF each week
! Take the Annual Excursion to Nj
I agara Falls via the Nickel Plate Road
, August Is. Sleeping cars ATTACHED
!. The rate to Toronto and return Is $1.0C
in addition to the rate to Niagal q Falls
! affording an excellent opportunity o
I enjoying delightful trip. Aus13
: "A citizen entered the sanctum yes
! terday, mopping his brow ~ say" he
4 pulled, "Can cowhide in a store?'
Z Mo" replied Political John, "but
I; calfsRtn>n-X The man who bull
: this item is neutrality-suspicious. death
: is momentarily expected.
|; Bertha Klaiss files suit for divorce
' from john Klaiss. She claims they
were married in 1895 but that her nus
band has never lived with her since
. Roxana Collins asks for divorce from
her husband, Alfred ]. Collins. Menu
Karns also seeks divorce from hi
wife,
Many a husband Is at least won
der as he reflects that the glowing
= hand which spanks his children ant
J. mixes the dough for his bread is tn,
Q same hand which he used to raYe ovel
in sonnets, and which he never kissed
= without sense OF reverence amounting
u to rapture.
fl All certificates OF marriage mus
haye two cent revenue stamp affixed
L That is getting pretty close to the ole
law which was said to require fellow
to put a revenue stamp on his tongue
every time he kissed his girl. The
=. girls had to watch and see that the
stamp was on.
The JOURNAL is in receipt OF cards
announcing the marriage Of Edward
Beverstock of Bowling Green with
: Miss Mary A. June Bainton of Bucha-
: nan, Mich, August 8, 1898. They are
at their home to their friends at %
South Grove street, Bowling Green.
, Mr.. Beverstock and his bride have the
best wishes Of host of Wood county
| people.
"A new use has been found for crude
t petroleum, says an exchange. The
v tracks of the Pennsylvania railway be
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic Cit