Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-02-25
John Ault was in B. G. on Saturday

Miss Hoff OF Toledo, was the guest
of Mrs. r. Fralic this week.
Best Feather Ticking Spiy 12t
cents per yard at BARfeN's.
-Sixty-three applicants were en-
rolled at the teachers examination last
Saturday.
Roswell e. Comstock of the Detroit
Medical college,, is home for a few days
vacation.
Rev. Born united in marriage
Arthur G. Root and Miss Cora Dennis
of LeMoyne.
Capt. Z. G. Herrick and wife of
Toledo were guests Of e. L. Blue and
wife, last Sunday.
ID. A. Haylor and daughter Janet
of Bowling Green visited in Perrysburg
the first of the week.
Senator Woodruff from Lansing,
Mich, was the guest of r. Fralic on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mine thousand, one hundred and
eight saloons ia the State of Ohio pay
Dow Tax of 81 sos, 1925.
-Pemberville has telephone eX.
change Of its own, and will soon be
connected by tole line with B. G.
Mrs. E. w. Merry of Bowling
Green was in town Saturday visiting
Mr.. Merry's mother, who is quite i'll.
Clarence Beverstock, Howard
Gundy and James Pierce of Tontogany,
arrived home from Macon, Ca, last
week.
Ladies' Shirt Waists with detach-
able collars only so certs. ~
VIM RARToN.
j. B. Smith of Holland was in town
and gave US a call few days since.
Mr.. Smith will read the JOURNAL reg
ularly hereafter.
Miss Gertrude Hayes attended a
valentine party in Toledo. on the l4th,
where she bus heen visiting friends for
the past couple of weeks.
William Thornton of Stony Ridge
and Miss Amelia En2 of Cummings were
united in marriage by Squire Nearing
of Bowling Green last Saturday.
H. B. Sayler of Portage, and Jonas
Hampshire of B. G. gave the JOURNAL
calls a few days since, Sayler would
like to be Auditor and Hampshire
wouldn't object to being Commissioner.
Gus johnson. the leweler, will be
found at Witzler's furniture store every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Watches, clocks and iewelry repaired
in first. class manner. 44tf96
The Scio craze seems to have let
up to great extent and the probability
is that the operators will decide to go
to work with renewed vigor in Wood
county which is the best and most sure
Oil field in the world.-Tribune.
Just think of it-yard wide Per-
Gales AT cents per yard. \
VIM. BARTON,
Last week "Wednesday was the be-
ginning of lent. April 2 is Easter.
While the good people must jorego the
pleasure of balls and other similar
amusements, the ladies can spend the
time planning new Spring gowns.
Theodore Dauer, aged 72 years,
one of the highly respected pioneers of
Washington township, died Sunday
morning of heart trouble and the grip.
Deceased WAS resident OF the locality
for 80 years. The funeral was held
Wednesday at ii a. m.
james d. Downing has commenced
an action against the East Side Bank
ing company, of Toledo, and E. L.
Kingsbury, as sheriff of Wood county,
to enjoin him from selling certain
piece of property on which they levied
and offered for sale. J. o. Troup is
attorney for the plaintiff.-Tribune.
The Standard Oil company has ten
active gas wells at lola, Kan, one of
which produces 10000, 900 cubic feet of
gas daily. The average depth of the
wells is 900 feet, aud the total supply OF
gas Is said to be enough to light Kansas
City, st. Louis, Chicago and New York.
1t cost $l50,OO0 to sink these ten wells
and eight others which haye since
ceased to produce.