Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-15
Frank Powell is in Elihart this
week looking after one of his farms.

Miss Maggie Rhoda has returned
home after an extended visit with
friends in Norwalk.
Harry Imerson and wife of Devils
Lake, Mich, are visiting at the home
OF DR.. E. d. Winfield.
Abel Comstock and wife of Bow
ling Green were guests of VIM. Com
stock and family on Sunday.
Jesse Bruce started for Cumming
ton. Mass, on Tuesday, where ne will
visit his sister, Mrs. A. M. Shaw.
Mrs. N. r. Davenport and Mrs.
John Gunder were the guests of John
Challen and family of Weston, recently.
Mrs. Philip Wetzel and daughter,
accompanied by Mrs. WIS father, G. G.
Baird, visited relatives in Milton the
first of the week.
Henry r. Crabb, one of Perrys-
burg's popular travelling men, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. H. c. Barton
Gne nrSt OF the week.
Miss Anna r. Farley of Middleton
township has returned from a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in
Cleveland and vicinity.
-Delbert Miller OF Maumee and Miss
Gertrude Church of Perrysburg, were
united in marriage by Rev. Dillon at
Bowling Green last week.
-Chas. Braun and wife OF this place
went to Toledo Thursday evening and
attended the wedding of Miss Naomi
Vinal and Henry Schultz, on the
East side.
WIN. Schlect and wife, Mrs. Chas.
Hoffman, and Miss Clarabsl Wooley of
Toledo, were the guests of George w.
Schlect at Columbus few days last
week, and attended the State fair.
Come to the Poverty Carnival"
and "Oyster Supper'' at Henry Huf-
ford's, Cor. Sixth and Hickory Sts.,
Friday, Sept. %. Given by G. E. So
ciety of Evangelical church. Supper
Is cents.
Mrs. e. Schelliuger, Mrs. G. w.
Hoffman, and Mrs. Henry Homer,
went to Napoleon last week to attend
the funeral of an infant daughter of
Fred Schellinger and wife. They re-
turned on Monday
The editor OF a country paper died
recently, says an Indiana paper, and
977 delinquent subscribers viewed the
remains. OF that number 976 bowed
their heads and sadly muttered: He
was bright, industrious man, but he
couldn't save his money!"
-You-uns air invited to povarty
karnival and oystur suppur at the hum
Nv mister Hennery Hufford, on Fridy,
Sept. twenty tooth, corner of Sixth &
Hickory streats. Plese KUN, bring
tiftean sense and wair yure oldest
clozes. G. E. Society of e. V. church.
Miss Laura Pair of 43S East Broad
way, Toledo, was united in marriage
with Marvin Back, on Wednesday,
Sept. 6, at the home of the brides par
ents. The wedding was a quiet family
event, and was attended only by rela-
tives. l.. M. Pair and wife of this
place attended.
-Boetsch's Home Laundry is Per-
rysburg institution that is here to stay,
run for the benefit of the patrons and
all work turned out is warranted to be
first-class, or money refunded. Laun-
dry located corner Second and Cherry
streets. Agency at John DuFord's con-
fectlonery store.
26a* FRED BoETSCH, Prop. &.
Richard r. and Arthur w. Hatcher
sons OF David Hatcher, have gone to
Camp Meade, Pennsylvania, where
they will join the 47th Regiment U. S.
Volunteers. They have enlisted for
service in the Philippines, and will go
to Manila, as soon as the regiment is
ready for duty. Many friends here
wish the boys good luck.
commissioner Gundy, of Tontog-
any, was in the city to-day for a short
time and is authority for the statement
that James Gibson. we'll known ex-
commissioner, has decided to sell his
Wood county property and locate in
Montana.-Tribune. The JOURNAL is
in hopes that the report is not correct
Mr.. Gibson is worthy citizen and
Wood county cannot afford to lose such
people.