Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-03-04

cents per yaru. WI M. bAtpkON.
Mrs. John Dawson of Haskins, is
the guest OF Mrs. l.. 1. Brown this
week.
WIN. Comstock, wife and daughter
Jennie, visited in Bowling Green We'd
nesday.
-WANTED-At once, competent
girl for general housework.
5lc* MRS. G. L. HUNT.
Miss Kate Rudolph OF Bowling
Green is the guest of Miss Jessie Ross
this week.
Miss Sattler of Toledo was the
guest OF N. Wedertz and family the
first CT the week.
Mrs. Haskins and Mrs. Cobb, Of
Waterville, spent Thursday with their
sister, Mrs. Gotleib Walter.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson delightfully."-
entertained party OF dozen friends
at cards on Monday evening last.
Mrs. NJ. Hartsing and daughter,
Miss Nellie, are visiting their son and
brother, Sam Hartsing, and wife, of
Lima.
Rev. Monselgnor Boff of Cleveland,
was the guest OF his brother, Ign. Boff,
and family, and Rev. e. Fl. Reiken a
! few days recently.
"A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday morning to Nicholas Craven
aged 26, lineman, OF Maumee, and Lena
Woke, %, housekeeper, OF Perrysburg.
/ Gus Johnson, the leweler, will be
found at Witzler's furniture store every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired
in first-class manner. 44tf96
The Bowling Green canning fac
tory has already contracted for the
growing of go acres of tomatoes. Par
ticular attention will be given to the
making of caLsup. 1t will not can corn
| this year.
Sam Wakefield, one OF the aged
residents of Tontogany, died yesterday.
He was hard working old man and
has probably dug more bitches to drain
Wood county than any other resident.
Tribune.
"A Marriage license was issued
Monday to Henry Beckstein, aged 81.
a Fulton county farmer, and Emma A.
Wilhelm, aged 25, of Portage, house
keeper. Rev. Butturff performed the
ceremony
Examine our Fancy Shirts before
buying. soc and $l.O0 each.
VIM. BAfsQN.
Will F. Powell and wife enter
tanned party of Toledo friends last
Monday evening in very pleasant
manner. Their guests were Charles
Brigham and wife, L. Jones and wife,
Jno. Mcdonald and wife, Mr.. Tryon
and wife.
The executive committee of the
Maumee Valley Pioneer Association
met in Toledo last week and completed
arrangements for their meeting this
fall. Rev. G. A. Adams was delegated
to collect pioneer historic "reminiscences
from Wood county.
-Prune roses in spring after the
buds have begun to swell. Then yor
will be able to see where the strongest
branches are going to be and can prune
intelligently. Transplant in May
Prune lilacs after Towering. Spring
pruning would destroy most OF the flow
ers.-March Ladies' Home Journal.
Another unhappy marriage hal
found its way into the divorce court
This time Martha Baldwin wants to bC
released from her marital vows Of Sila
Baldwin, whose IDEAS of matrimony
according to the petition run to strong
drink and pugilism. 1t is the old stor,
of non-support and gross neglect O
duty. Both parties are past so, anC
reside in North Baltimore.-Sentinel
The G. a. Powers Insurance agenc,
made very prompt settlement OF tn,
fire loss sustained by Burt Croft In tn,
destruction of his home last week. Hi
household goods were insured In tn
san insurance company for $500. Mr.
Powers made settlement last Tues
day which Mr.. Croft assures the JOUR
NAL was perfectly satisfactory in eyer.
respect, and he is very profuse in hi
praise of the business methods OF tn