Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-01
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THEY SELL THEMSELVES.

NSlll6 M. w 6SI vi IOlOuU,
spent Saturday with DR.. Hill and wife.
The family of D. Lampman enjoyed
a reunion on Monday. Charles Lamp
man of the $500" and Miss Mabel
Lampman of Honolulu were among the
members from abroad.
Gid Blanchard arri we'd in town
Wednesday evening, and in company
with his family started the same night
for Birmingham, Ala, where they will
make their future home.
William Welstead, superintendent
of the Maumee M. e. Sunday School,
gave the pupils ride over to Eden
Park on Wednesday where they en-
joyed themselves as only young people
can. They engaged :in various games
and races and picnic dinner.
DR.. G. e. Hill has Just added to
his office equipment, one of the finest
sterilizers now in use. 1t is used for
sterilizing instruments before using
the same, and is the only known and
sure method for the destruction of
disease germs.
AT the last regular meeting of the
township board of education, q resolu-
tion, published in the JOURNAL few
weeks ago. was passed, stating that the
board would pay the tuition expenses
of any pupil graduating under the Box
we'll law, and that the district having
the most graduates would be given a
card of honor.
Miss Ameda Harris disappeared
from her home at Weston. She went
: to church with her parents on Sunday
and slipped out during the services.
, leaving her hat in the church. She is
II years of age. 1t is reported that she
has been located in Michigan where
} she is living with man with whom
, she skipped and married.
This man knows what he is talking
: about and is evidently not tenderfoot
in the newspaper business: "Send your
items of news when they are fresh.
We don't like to publish a birth after
!, the child is weaned, a marriage after
1 the honeymoon is over, death after
the widow is married again. nor the
report of an entertainment when the JOB
work is done elsewhere and the editor is
charged for admission"
1T is rnnnrfnd that tho
a of the electric road between Toledo
and Norwalk is assured. The section
between Toledo and Fremont is to be
completed by December l. In the
spring the road will he built to Nor
i walk. From Norwall it will be built
: to Oberlin, connecting with the Z. B
u E. & o., thus assuring an electric line
}. between Cleveland and Toledo. This
r will be the largest electric line in the
O world.
r An exchange says I'VE always
feel sorry for girl who is stuck on 6
Z fellow who will spend a dollar for ic,
cream and chocolates and three for
: Sunday buggy ride for her, on six
s dollar-a-week salary. Somehow W.
: see visions of barefooted children, ;
frouzy headed woman over wash tub
G tin cans for dishes or the table and
l. combination of corncob pipe and mar
/. in the kitchen corner. The young maj
d who lives within his means while singl,
|, usually has means after he's married.
The old must give place to the new
= That seems to be the natural order O
~ all things. The school boys of fift,
. years ago will remember the rougl
slate pencils then in vogue, most G
10 which came from Germany. Then W,
IS had what were known as the soap ston
leI pencils from the Vermont quarries, bu
0. which were not soap stone at all, onl
le a superior quality of light colored, sol
d, slate. To-day Germany sends us YER
T., few solid slate peucils. The America
1T pencils made out OF slate that il brs
L. ground into fine dust, have taken tn
IN place of nearly all the rest. They ar
le soft without grittiness, and much bette
~ than the natural slate rs it comes fror
p the quarries.
III Il