Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-10-15

GIVE THEM A GALL.
John Cook of Yellowstone Park, is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. H. Satteley.
Miss Mary Shoemaker is visiting
friends at Sandusky, Venice and Kel-
ley's Island.
Linda Chapman was the guest of
her cousin, Agnes Tracy in Toledo,
last Sunday.
Mrs. f. A. Wetmore entertained a
number Of friends at tea, at her home
on Indiana avenue Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Phister went to Per-
rysburg Tuesday to take treatment for
stomach affection in DIR. Rheinfrank's
sanitarium
"A new lot of "Norristownb Hos
iery for Boys and Misses, 'Theg best 10
and 15c School Hosiery on the market.
WILLIAMS 81 FELLER.
Mrs. S. A. Cook and Mrs. a. P.
johnson will entertain friends from
three until five o'clock this (Thursday)
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cook on
East Front street.
just as we are going to press we
are informed OF the death of A. VIII
liams, who was stricken suddenly on
Wednesday. At this time no arrange
ments have been made for the funeral.
Under a new law the township
trustees of every township in the State
must inspect all township bitches once
every two years. Where 1t is found
necessary, they are compelled to have
the same cleaned. Parties allowing
any obstruction to exist on their lands
whereby the water way is damned,
causing the ditch to fill, can be assessed
for the entire amout of the cost of
cleaning said ditch. 1t might he we'll
for some of our farmers to look after
their bitches and save trouble and
expense.
The Grand Rapids Bulletin says:
"Wednesday evening Gus Overly and
an employe named Karl August, were
shooting plover in the river bed north
of the Overly island. They came
across the corner of the slack water in
a skiff' Upon returning, August sci
his gun, single-barreled shot gun, in
the boat so that the barrel rested on
the seat beside him. In pushing of
from the dam the motion caused the
butt OF the gun to slide along the bot.
tom of the boat until the hammer
struck cross piece, and the gun was
discharged. The charge struck Aug
ust in the thigh in slanting manner,
and made a very bad flesh wound
Doctors Afford and Cole were called
and reported the matter serious, but
with chances favoring good recovery,
"A very pleasant family reunion was
enjoyed by Henry Bernthistle of Has
kins and the members of his family.
They celebrated the event at the club
house on Saturday last and the day was
spent in boating and other out door
amusements. Dinner and supper were
served and the occasion was one of un-
alloyed pleasure to all present. Among
the guests were-H. P. Bernthlstle and
wife, Charles Bernthistle and family.
Wallace Bernthistle and family, Joseph
Garrett and family, Mrs. Nettie Bash,
Mrs. G. Pitcher, Rev. L. Cook and
wife, Miss Mable Soles and Albert
Rigg, Haskins; Miss Lille Mazenia
and P. Peaney, Tontogany; Chas. Rigg
and family and Wesley Box and wife,
Grand Rapids; Mrs. Isaac Bernthistle,
White Hall, H.; VIM. Rigg and fam
lily, Perrysburg; VIM. Garrett, wife
and son Ross, Toledo.
"A man who would be a gentleman.
a woman who would be a lady. must
learn self-control; they must spend
much OF their time in thinking of
others; must avoid doing many things
which would be disagreeable to others;
must cultivate themselves in many
ways which will make them agreeable
to others. The study and the cultiya-
tlon OF the science OF social life, even
In Its minor details, is not Improbable.
1t gets rid OF the coarser and ruder
forms Of selfishnass. IL malras nc ntua..