Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-11-17

Mrs. ", b. oneplar is UlS BueSG Ol
Mrs. Geo. Mcknight.
: -Chas. Peck made a business trip to
Tontogany on Monday.
Mrs. e. G. Lee entertained a few
guests at tea on Thursday evening.
For the best in NeFs or Boys Caps
at 25c go to N FULLER'S.
George Cornelius SknA,wife of To-
ledo, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Frank Christ of Toledo, was the
guest of Godfred Hoffman, asd family
last Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes of Bowling
Green, spent Sunday with her parents,
G. Finkbeiner and wife.
The new Lutheran church at Stony
Ridge will be ready tor dedication be-
fore the end of the month.
Miss Wedertz had for her guests
Miss Maud Kraemer of Oak Harbor,
and DR.. Laughlin of Tiffin.
The best l9dies 25c underwear to
be had anywhere; good heavy garment
with ho'vZdeo0o ssn at rr,,,,nn-,,nn,s
The home of VIM. Dibling has been
made brighter by the arrival of new
baby boy, which made its appearance
on Saturday last.
For SALE-On Indiana avenue, a
two-story frame dwelling, with celler
and three lots. Terms easy. For fur
ther particulars enquire of
36c* C. C. HUM.
For SALE.-3S spring lambs, 10
breeding ewes, and one 2-year old thor
oughored Southdown ram. J. B.
Smith, Holland, six miles northwest of
Maumee. 36a
The Edward Ford Plate Glass COM
pany of Toledo, was incorporated Tues
day with a capital of $2,000,000. The
incorporators are Edward Ford, Nor
rison r. Young, Frederic ]. Reynolds,
Edward Jackson and Rathbun Fuller.
-Godfred Hoffman, has removed his
meat market from the Hoffman, build
ing to the Hlllabrand building on
Louisiana ave-, next door to Jezzard's
grocery, where he will supply his Gus
toners, as usual, with the best grades
: of meats and poultry.
The Perrysburg High School foo
ball team played the Y. M. C. A. team
of Toledo on the latter's ground Sat
urday last. The score was to 5. The
boys did well considering it was theil
} first game out of town. They will play
the Madison's next Saturday at Arm
ory park. This is the team that gave
Perrysburg its first defeat.
People should never go in the early
I morning to get boots and shoes fitted
t In the latter part of the day the fee
are at their maximum size. Activit,
and standing tend to enlarge the feet
, II people would remember this rul,
there would not be SO many complaint
OF shoes being tight when worn which
when fitted seemed so comfortable.
AT Finkbeiner's you will find
complete line in all departments, ant
although all weari apparel has ad
vanced wonderfully, you will find n
rise here with few exceptions, a
: our winter stsbk was purchased earl
in the spri96 and summer before an
advance iu prices. Call and be con
vinced. ART FINKBEINER.
The new steel steam ship Puert
= Rico (American), bound from Toledo t
: New York, passed through the ne,
: Soulanges Canal Monday without
: hitch. She was drawing nine feet {
water, while the draught of the cana
is IA feet. The Puerto Rico is the frs
!. large boat to pass through the cana
> which is the completing link in Car
" ada's fourteen-toot waterway from tn
great lakes to the ocean.
. Rear Admiral Winfield S. Schle
has been accorded Masonic honors will
out precedent. He is to-day Kuigf
. Templar, "a knight of Malta, a membe
r of the Order OF the Red Cross, being {
h we'll master Mason and chapte
70 Mason. All OF these degrees hay
N been conferred upon him within III
y last three weeks and he is now With
r. one degree OF being "thirty-third
e Mason. There are few instances in I'll
Ia history of Masonry in this countr
y where any distinguished man has re
y ceived so many high degrees in I
short time.