Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-06-18

Miss Crook is the guest of Mrs.
Richard Fralic and family.
Mr.. Edward Case of Toledo, called |
on friends last Monday eve.
New line of mems crashA bhts just
received at ART FHSKBETER's.
Mrs. Otis Herkimer and son have'J
1gone to Morenci, Mich, to visit relSNh
atives.
Reduced rates to Portland, Org,
via Nickel Plate Road, June 80 and 80,
account Tenth Triennial National Coun-
Gil OF Congregational Churches. Ask |
Agents.
"A good thing in mems sweaters at
SOC, WILLIAMS & Fu}tER' 4
Tom Farmer of Bowling Greebs6ow
a representative of the Standard Oil
Co. gave the-IouRN1SI pleasant call IA
few days since. Tom has proven him.
self q great hustler for the company he
represents.
The members of the st. Rose OF
Lima school enjoyed themselves on
f4puesday last by participating in pie
nic'hefd in the G. M. B. A. hall. 1t
was incelebration of the close of the
SummeN term of school and was thor
oughly q SjOyed by all the pupils
|
Recruiting officer, Capt. Hewitt,
lat Toledo, enlisted the following boys
from this locality for the 10Th regiment
Thomas PAeghaar and Charles L Will
son of Maumee; jeremiah Walters,
Washington township; M. F. Kratzor,
Edward Herman and A. w. Smith,
Pemberyille; j. G. Hanlin, Bradner.
Will Gundy, and James Pierce of
Tontogany, have enlisted as recruits to
fill up Company K, Second Reg't o. V.
1. Young Gundy is a son of Commits
soner Gundy and If he is made of the
same material as his father he will
make soldier of which his friends and
his country may justly feel proud.
-"when the clover is deep in the orchard,
And the grass waves fresh and free;
When the strawberry sweet, in sunny retreat,
Waits for the robin or me;
When the bobolink down in the meadow
Is singing his rollicking song;
When skies are blue and clouds are few,
And days are happy and long;
When the butterfly wooes the white rose,
And everything seems in tune,
Obi then you may hear the clock of the year
Striking the hour of June"
Exchange.
Several Perrysburg men have en-.
listed at the recruiting Office in Toledo
and went down Thursday to be exam
ined. If they pass muster they will I'll
out regiments now in camp awaiting
to be ordered to the front. A list OF
those who haye enrolled their names
are: Paul Broka, Gene B~uce, Geo
LaE'arree, Fred Neiderhouse, Dan
Neiderhouse, Buster McAlister, VIM
Scott and Chester Chappell.
"A fine tan or black shoA With silk
, vesting top for ladies wear My sl.5O.
ART FrNHfslNnR.
Henry Sternaman OF bunbridgc
gave the JOURNAL call few day /,
since. He is one OF Wood county's
sturdy farmers and II veteran "f thc
late rebellion. He r"ferred to many
, OF the old settlers Of Prrrysburl whr
have passed away during the past few
, years, aud told several interesting
stories OF the experiences OF the SOL
dier b)ys on their return homo from
the war. Perrysburg was then head
quarters for many OF ths Wood county
boys when returning home, aud liz
{ said the people here were unusually
kind 10 them.
6 The last meeting for the year ot
the Ladies' Reading Circle, was held
at the home of Mrs. Il. e Oblinger on
June third. Officers for the coming
year as elected there, are: President,
Mrs. Eliza Oblinger; Vice Pres, Mrs.
Fl. M. Hoover; Sec, Miss Beach
Treas, Mrs. E. B. Chapman. A very
satisfactory years work has been done
by the Circle, and although the ranks
have been thinned by illness and alb
sence of members, still the work har
not been neglected. The year usually
: closes with II banquet but this has been
: postponed until little later, hoping the
sick and absent may join in the festiv-
! tiles.
ri Again in Business.
II For many wears Cassins Hnmnto Or