Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-03-11


the guest OF Enos Griss and family on
Sunday last.
Capt. and Mrs. Root have returned
from pleasant visit with w. e. Escott
in Bourbon, Ind.
Wide Sheetings 10, IA, 15\anA 16
cents per yard. WIN. BARbN.
Walter Pomeroy and wife shent
Sunday in Pemberville, the guests OF
L. 81. Harbauer and family.
Mrs. B. Trudeau and daughter,
Aileen, accompanied Mrs. Dell Sim
mons to Washington, D. c., where
they were guests of John Himmelpann
and sister Miss Christina.
Gus Johnson, the Jeweler, will be
found at Witzler's furniture store every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired
in first-class manner. 44tf96
-WANTED-At once. a competent
girl for general housework.
51c* MRS. G. L. HUNT.
The case of VIM. Parker, arrested
for assault aud battery on the person
of Hugh Roper, at Dunbridge, was
tried In Squire Callln's courn this after
noon. Defendant plead guilty and was
fined S5 and costs.-Sentinel.
"A girl In neighboring town sent
fifteen cents to Chicago firm that
advertised for the money to send a
receipt for soitening and whitening
hands. This was the reply: "Soak
them well in dish water three times a
day while your mother rests"
"A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to David Meier, aged %, of Ham
mansburg, and Ettie Black, 10, house.
keeper of the same place; also one to
VIM. Kinker, %, mechanic, of Find
lay, and Bertha Bahnsen, 20, house
keeper, of Latcha. a.-Sentinel.
The residence of Mrs. Arahella
Averill was entered by burglars re-
Gently, but nothing was taken. Mrs.
Averill and son are living at the Month
cello in Toledo, and ALI. Averill, who
was In town Tuesday, made the discov-
cry that the house had been entered.
Marriage licenses were issued Sat-
urday to Man!ove S. Hayes, aged AZ, a
farmer of Jerry City, and Ella M. Nc
Mahon, aged So, housekeeper, also of
Jerry City; James Ewing, aged 81, of
Bowling Green, by occupation farm
err, and Ethel Coy, aged Is, OF Perrys-
burg, school eacher.-Sentinel.
Examine our Fancy Shists Before
buying, soc and $1.O0 each. "
WIN. B4RepN.
Conductor CIem Comstock was re-
lieved OF his change by Two men who
were on his car Tuesday night. While
going down Oak street in East Toledo
one of the men claimed he did not re-
ceive correct change and attempted to
thrash the conductor while his pal
went through his pockets, and then
both lett the car.
The law requires that the county
commissioners at their June session,
1899, shall divide the county into as
sessment districts, and give notice that
there will be elected at the November
election following an assessor for each
district. But should the commission.
ers tail to act, then the assessors are tC
be elected at the April election, 1900.-X,
"A perpetual Injunction has been
entered by the common pleas court
restraining the village council OF Mau
NEE from selling the old court house
and grounds TO a Cincinnati concern
for manufacturing purposes. Some
time ago Mr.. Pluemer a Cincinnati
promoter, approached the Maumet
council, and said that he represented
parties who were desirous of purchas
ing the old court house and using the
property for glass-blowing plant.
The Deshler Flag says: The drill
lers at the oil we'll have drilled int,
what seems to be a large vein of oil
and the we'll now stands with about 75
feet of oil a it, Reports are flying 81
thick and fast that it is hard to deter
mine just what the prospects are, bu
at any rate, the outlook is very brigh
for an oil boom in Deshler. There ar,
a number OF oil men In the city VIII,
are very active in securing leases. an,
are paying good cash bonus for them