Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-12-31
J. c. LEYOORF & CO.
The New Grocers,
Well supplied with
Groceries,
Provisions,
Flour and Feed
Cash Price Paid for
Country Produce.
GIVE THEM A GALL.

Boz, Trombla spent Christmas day |
at his old home in Perrysburg.
-Rev. G.. H. Rieken was the guest of
Rey. @. Griss at Fostoria on Monday.
Miss Laura McAllister was the
guest of w. A. Moore, in Bowling
Green last week.
-Chas. Crook and wife of Toledo,
were guests of Frank Powell and fami-
ly on Christmas.
The collection taken at ST. Rose de
Lima church on Christmas day
amounted to $3.50.
For SALE.-A six-year-old draft
horse, weight 1850 pounds.
42d LOUIS LoESCH.
oliver LAHORE is spending the hol-
idays in Fostoria, the guest OF his
brother and family.
ID. Simmons and wife spent Christ
mas in Haskins, the guests of Gregory
Jackson and family.
Art Finkbeiner, wife and son DON
aid spent Christmas with Chris Fink
beiner and family of Bowling Green.
Misses Hattie Bradbrook and Let
tie Mclaughlin of Bowling Green,
called on Miss Nora Roether Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Lethers and sons Alfred
and Ralph, from Lorain, o., are spend
ing the holidays with j. G. Letbers
and family.
George Eckle, who is student at
college in Buffalo, N. Y, is spending
the holiday vacation with his parents
in Perrysburg.
Joseph Grlss, who is home from
school at Cincinnati tor the holidays,
and Miss Catherine Griss visited their
uncle, Rev. G. Griss, at Fostoria, this
week.
j. Heilserkopf and wife of Portage
Joe Seelmann of East Toledo, spent
Christmas with Frank Seelman an6
family.
John Miller showed us copy o
the Havana Advertiser and Daily Ca
zette, the first paper printed in Cuba
in the English language. 1t was sen
to him by his son William, who is nov
on the battleship Brooklyn, having re
Gently enlisted at Chicago.
The Big Six Oil Co., elected officer
I for the coming year as follows: Presi
dent, George Munger; Secretary, G
W. Hoffman,; Treasurer, J. Anon
Field Manager, Martin Ault. Th,
company have been very successful il
their operations, and control some yer,
good leases.
During the remainder OF the season
we will sell all heating stoves at a dis
count of 25 per cent. to close out ou
large stock We will also give rs ,
premium to every purchaser of two dol
lars worth of goods, set OF the cele
brated Christie knives, during TIL
month of January.
J. j. ANON.
, d. Simmons recei ved letter fror
his son Myron, who now resides il
Myrtle, Cal. He says California IS
delightful place to llve in, but tina
good land costs from $500 to $1,000 pc
: acre. He is located up in the noun
tains where snow and frost Is know
during the Winter season, but at
distarc of only 80 miles flowers bloor
the year round and natural ice is un
I known. The atmosphere is extremel
dry and dew is unknown and it rain
only in the Winter season. They ais
enjoy the society OF such gentle pets a
rattlesnakes, centipedes and scorpions
Mr.. S. is engaged in merchantile per
suits, conducting general store;
also postmaster and freighting to
mining town about 80 miles distan
which ,necessitates crossing the Majavo
desert, where nothing but poison rep
tiles can live during the Summer, ant
the mercury bubbles up to 140 degrees
Evidently Mr.. S. is doing we'll, which
his many friends here are pleased Il
know.