Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-27

John Strauss OF Toledo was in town
Sunday calling on friends.
Mrs. DR.. Cole OF Chicago, is visit
ing relatives in Perrysburg.
Mrs. W. M. Salisbury of Toledo, is
the guest Of Mrs. G. e. Kinney.
C. w. Moser and wife visited
friends in Montgomery township last
Sunday.
Miss Minnie PGster of Bowling
Green visited Perrysburg relatives
oyer Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Metz who has been
visiting in Weston has returned to her
home in Perrysburg.
"The brooding mists hang DER the world,
And frost-brewed colors fill the air.
The dying seasons hectic flush
Has touched the woods with beauty rare"
"A new baby boy has taken up his
abode at the home of Godfred Hoffman
and wife. He arrived last Friday night.
"A. Kline, ]. Mann and ex-senator
Geyser of Swauton spent last Sunday in
town, the guests of Fred Hillabrand
and family.
Lawrence Harbauer and family of
PemberYille are in Perrysburg, called
here on account of the serious illness of
j. G. Hoffman,.
Voters of Perrysburg township
should not forget that Charles A.
Powers is the Republican candidate for
Land Appraiser,
Mrs. Charles Dustin Of Toledo
spent Tuesday with Mrs. II. e. Peck,
prior to sailing for Italy, where she
will remain until next summer.
Mrs. E. D. Peck, Mrs. Edith Gates,
Miss Bradley of Toledo, Robert Mitch
ell and Mrs. Foster OF Cleveland were
guests of Mrs. E. E Peck on Sunday.
The c. H. s. d. r. r. inspection
car went through this place Monday.
On board were the officials of the road
who made the annual tour of inspection.
An exchange says that on Novem-
Der 5, the earth will pass through the
center of a broken comet and the
meteorIc shower will be one of rare
beauty.
John G. Hoffman,, one OF our best
known and most worthy citizens, was
suddenly taken sick last Sunday, but
he is improving and hopes are now en-,
tertained for his complete recovery.
"A Missouri editor says one of the
delights in living in small town is
that the people all have sympathy with
you in your trouble, and If you haven't
any trouble they will hunt up some
for you.
Plant patience in the garden of thy SOUL
The roots are bitter, but the fruits are sweet;
And when at last, it stands tree complete,
Beneath Its tender shade the burning heat
And burden of the day shall lose control
Plant patience in the garden OF thy soul
Henry Austin.
George Leatherer, Jr., who has foi
several years been clerk with Kings
burg & Co., has secured position il
the wholesale house of Berdan & Co
Toledo. Everybody who knows George
will wish him success.
"A four weeks old child of John
Schwind and wife of Roachton died OF
Sunday night of cholera iniantum, ant
WAS buried on Wednesday from the
Catholic church in that place. Rev
G. H. Rieken conducted the funera
services.
Mrs. T. M Farmer of Bowling
Green who will soon move TO Toled,
where Tom has procured new home
was agreeably surprised by the Rath
bone Sisters, of which society she is ,
member, presenting her Will IL beauti
full pin as token of their esteem.
Charlie Cook of b. c., is short on,
horse and buggy. A man came to hi
barn representing himself to be de
tective, who wished To drive into tn,
country TO make an important arres
and would return is few hours, bu
he probably didn't make the arrest an,
felt SO ashamed over his failure tha
he has not had the nerve to return
Neither has the horse and buggy.
Warch Social.
AT the M. e. church parlors. Frida