Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-22

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party of East Toledo friends a few
evenings since.
Barney Blankemeyer and family
have returned from visit with rela
tives in Ottawa.
Conrad Pfster visited his sister,
Miss Minnie Pfiister in Bowling Green
the first OF the week.
Maurice Cook left last Friday for
Ada where he will attend college dur
ing the ensuing year.
Joseph May of Latcha severely in
jured his hand with corn cutter neces-
stating painful operation.
Not odds and ends but new all new
goods, &c Per double roll and up.
L. l. BROWNE.
Wilson Sweet and wife are receiv-
ing visit from their daughter Mrs.
w. P. Mcknight of Chicago, Ill.
Frank Gerrell and wife OF Mans
field, Ohio, were the guests of Mrs.
G. parents, Wilson Sweet and wife.
For SALE-House, barn and two
lots on corner of Fifth and Hickory
streets. For particulars enquire at
the residence. 26c*
Gideon Blanchard. wife and family
of Jerusalem, o., are the guests of Ign.
Boff. Mr.. Blanchard expects TO move
his family to Missouri soon, where he
is now employed in the lumber busi-
ness.
John Anderson, of Elmore, was in
town Wednesday and attended the re.
union of the 55th regiment. Tuesday
he attended the reunion of the 2lst
regiment at Weston, of which he is q
member.
Rev. Daniel Stecker and wife were
visitors in Perrysburg on Tuesday
Rev. S. has been located in Prairie
Depot, but was assigned to the Perrys-
burg pastorate by the recent session oil
conference.
F. j. Raab, wife and daughter ol
Toledo were in Perrysburg attending
the reunion OF the 55th o. V. 1. Mrs
Raab's brother was member of the
regiment and was killed at the battle
of Charlottesville.
AT Bowling Green on Tuesday, by
Squire Nearing, John William Harding
OF Toledo and Margaret Jane Worth
ington OF this place were united in mar
riage. The groom is SO years of age
and the bride Al, and both have been
married before.
Through this toilsome world, alas,
Once and only once pass!
If "a kindness may show,
If a good deed l may do
| To any suffering fellow man,
Let me do it while can,
| No- delay it for tits plain
| shall not pass this way again.
Joseph A. Torney.
About so members of the 72d Regi.
ment o. V. L. met in reunion at Brad
ner last Wednesday. Capt. Morri:
Rhees of Sandusky county, was elected
president, and j w. Hollis OF Bradner
secretary. The next reunion will be
held at Fremont the first Thursday in
October next.
Rev. d. Fl. Bailey, who has beer
located here as pastor of the NJ. E
church for the past five years has been
assigned to Broadway church In Toledo
Rey. Bailey has won many friends here
who regret his departure, but wish
himself and family all happiness Ir
their new home.
Everybody should attend the Wood
County Fair at Bowling Green mex
week. 1t bids fair to be the best Fail
ever held by the Association. The
speed programme contains many fast
ones. and the special attractions are
the best to be had, and are such as will
not only prove interesting but will be-
clean and such as all classes OF visitor.
may witness.
But it is not alone in vegetable life
that we feel or see this advent OF the
Fall. The birds do not sing SO much al
they did month ago even, some o
them are only heard in the early morn
ing or twilight. 1t is sad thought
they are ever to leaye US, but
Ills always morning somewhere,
And abOYe the awakening continents,
from shore TO shore.
Somewhere the birds are singing evermore
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