Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-12-29
-Supt. Coserove has gone to Cleve.
land for brief holiday visit.


&C. !. Loop of Walbridge, gave the
JOURNAL pleasant call Tuesday.
Merlin and Miss Ada Lober are
spending the holidays with relatives
in Lima.
Miss Bertha Phillips, Of Perrysburg
is the guest of friends and relatives in
Bowling Green.
Mrs. Jamison of the B. G. High
School took dinner with her parents in
Perrysburg on Xmas day.
Frank Herman was the successful
man in securing the watch at Fink
beiner's store Christmas eve.
Frank Thornton and family and
Art Thornton OF Toledo spent Sunday
with Halstead Thornton and family.
Mrs. Judge Dodge and grandchi.d-
rem Mary and Hobart Miller, and 1. P.
Thompson and wife and Fred Dodge, of
this place, took dinner with Earl
| HASA az DOhllllS SIGCl VII SUTISIIudS.
Our line of ladies' shoes at $500
and 50 20 are beautHs for style and
hummers for wear, EVERY rair war
ranled to give Sails Rction.
art FINKBEINER.
Somebody broke the electric lamp
at the corner of Mulberry and Front
streets last Saturday night. Somebody
will come up with Il sudden jerk for
that kind of business some of these fine
days.
Sheriff Kingsbury and wife cele.
brated Christmas In his usual ma nuer
with big old fashioned dinner with
Mrs. w. 81. McMakeu, of Toledo, Miss
Haymaker of Defiance, and c. L. Maddy
and family of Perrysburg.
Mrs. E. Dunham of Teens and Mrs
{ gorge Plaff of Venice. are visiting in
Perrysburg, having been called here
on account of the illness of their father
Andrew Shoemaker, who at present i.
in very critical condition.
-Perrysburg friends will be inter
ested to know that on Sunday Dacem
ber 10, Arthur Hufford, formerly o
this place, was united in marriage will
Miss Mamie e. Keefe OF Chicago
They have the congratulations of thei
many accquaintances from this place.
Among the Perrysburg student
attending school out of town the follow
Ing are spending their holiday vacatio
at home: Miss Helen r. Lawrence
Oberlin; Roswell Comstock, Detroit
Maurice Cook, Ada; L. r. Wellstead
: and Charles Neiderhouse, Delaware
Joseph Griss, Cincinnati; Clayto
Cole, Columbus.
On Tuesday evening the Evange
ical Sunday school classes of Miss Hele
: Danz and Mrs. George Leatherer sur
I prised Mr.. and Mrs. Leatherer by cal
3 ing at their home and presenting ther
I with set of beautiful dishes. Th
evening was spent in social entertain
+ ment, James Scott winning the fir.
prize in the word contest.
John e. Remsburg who is to spea
Z at the town hall on the evening of jar
f l, 1900, is said to be a very able speake
n An editorial in one OF the leading ma!
d aztnes says: He makes no forensic di
a play on the platform, and few gesture
but he commands the closest attentio
from his audience by his lucid prese
: tation of his subject and his able, con
prehensive and unanswerable arg
ments. The lecture is free and all al
invited.
-Gentlemen-wheFyo you need ne
pair of shoes, don't brget that box ca
IL shoe with calf lirifg that we are sci
70 ing at $500 psF.
is ART FINKBEINER.
Farmers are warned to be on tI
y lookout for smooth swindler who
operating extensively among the Ii,
u stock owners in Northwestern Obi
and especially in Wood and HancoC
=. counties. His plan of operations is
r represent himself as heavy buye
r. He stays just long enough to get in II
n- good graces of his intended victims al
10 make them feel that they are acquaint,
Mt and old friends. He then pretends
O. buy a number OF animals and endeavo
4 to get the seller to identify him at son
~ bank SO that he may get worthle
s. checks cashed, those who identify hi
H. thus becoming responsible. 1t is sa
ID that the fellow has cleaned up Co
~ siderable money in neighboring cou
Itles.-X.