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

Philip Haas OF East Toledo, called |
on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Henry VanHellen is spending
few days with her parents, Rudolph |
Zingg and wife.
-Luckey & Reed the contractors are
rushing work on the new stone pike in
Perrysburg and Ross townships.
Knee Papt.spits for Boys, 10 to Is
years, $l.5O to s5oe. Entire new line
of good styles. "A. c. FULLER.
The large plate glass window in
the front of A. j. Witzler's store,
which was broken recently, was re-
placed by g. A. Powers agency in
which agency the same was insured.
H. Langdon Hawkins and family
will leave next Wednesday for Los
Angeles, Cal, where they will make
their future home. Their many Per-
rysburg friends wish them we'll in their
new home.
Herman Grover of Dunbridge, who
was arrested for stealing $40 from Carl
Ernst, pleaded guilty before Squire
| Nearing in Bowling Green and was
sentenced to pay fine of $40 and serve
so days in the stone yard at Toledo.
Reports from the country indicate
that wheat is in an unusually good con.
dition to stand the winter. The recent
rains haye been decided help to the
crop, as 1t was badly needed. Farmers
are generally we'll pleased with the
prospect thus far.
-Nobby line fof ueckwear just re-
} ceived. All the latest shapes and
shades. The thew imperial and the
kite puff are lie new things.
Z ART F'INKBEINER.
The man who invented perfect
method for the culture of memory for
+. got his hat. The man who wrote a
e book instructing mankind show to live
: hundred years." died at thirty-elght.
. The woman who wrote book to prove
). that there is no death buried three
husbands and the man who wrote the
. greatest book on finance died in the
poorhouse.
s Ladies H'dk'fs-prettys new style:
J. opned this week-plain and fancy Dor
8 ders, sc to 75c. A. c. FULLER.
1t is now claimed that q shield,
Vt club exists in the town of Frankfort
n Indiana. Two young men have re
T. Gently committed suicide in the sam,
g manner and it is believed with a mu
If tual understanding and agreement
y Whether or not they have agreed upol
l. a meeting point on the other shore TO
e discussing the details of their iourne.
is not known.
y About 40 of DIR. W. FL. Rheintrank'
!. friends, knowing that he was about t.
~ leave for the West, surprised HIM b.
y calling at his home on Monday nigh
l. to enjoy pleasant visit with the popu
e lar doctor before his departure. Re
Us freshments, music and cards were tn
d features OF the entertainment. Th
doctor left for the West on Wednesda
a morning, bearing with him the bes
ID wishes of host of true friends.
"A Perrysburg pnrty surprise
~ conductor Karr and family by callin
40 on them in their Bowling Green home
y A delightful visit was enjoyed by al
y The guests were Messrs. Walter
Mann, Rigg, Herkimer, Miller, Elt
ridge, Woodring, Sherman, Shambeal
to Stevenson, and their wives, MIR. DE-
to Tray, Mr.. Furman. B. G. Hamilton
w Chas. Wilson, A. Harmed and daughter
a Mrs. Watkins, of Perrysburg, Mr.
of Cole of Chicago, Miss CnrIie OF Toledo
al Sheriff Kingsbury and wife aud Bei
st Croft and wife of Bowling Green. Th
Il surprise was complete hut everybod
NJ had a great time and want to go again
nc Rev. Thomas Campbell of the N
e. church of Bellefontaine, the large
ey church in the city, surprised his COZ
h greGation by requesting the ladies'
hit remove their hats during services. &
er said the request was made on accou'
as OF complaints entered by male membe
er who claimed the right to see the mi
We ister during the services. The redue
he will be complied with. Every minist'
in in every church should make simil'
d" request of his congregation. There
he no reason why women should wear ha
ry in church whileSmen are compelled
O. uncover and let the flies and co
SO draughts play havoc with their ba
heads.