Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-08-12
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Auditor Gaghan was in town on
Wednesday.
VIM. Earl and family have returned
from visit with relatives in Oak Har-
Dor.
Miss Mary Snyder of Toledo was
the guest of Miss Ada Snyder the past
week.
Miss Merry OF Bowling Green, was
the guest OF Perrysburg relatives this
week.
e. e. Sherrard and wife of Detroit,
are guests of DR.. j. P. Thompson and
wife this week.
Jarvis Shaw and daughter of Null
vane, Kansas, were in town this week,
the guests of relatives.
Mrs. Chas. L. Koch has returned
from a two weeks visit with her
mother at Anna, Ohio.
Call at your grocer's and get bread
delivered fresh every morning from j.
Mollenkopf's Maumee bakery.
j. E. Baird, wife and baby of Bow
ling Green, we're in town Wednesday,
the guests OF Mr.. B. IS relatives.
Miss Sophia Reipherd the guest
of Miss Ada Snyder is attending the
teachers institute at Bowling Green.
Miss Laura Hamilton of Pittsburg,
Pa, is enjoying her vacation at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Ham
ilton, in This place.
"A social will be given by the young
men of ST. Aloysius' society of Maumee
at the church hall in that city Satur-
day evening. A cordial Invitation is
extended to Perrysburg friends.
Remember that you get chance
on a $35 bicycle for every dollar you
pay on account or for every dollars
worth of goods purchased for cash at
Amon's hardware until Sept. lst.
Mrs. Nellie Y. Hamilton of Wal
} worth, N. Y, has entered suit in Wood
county courts for divorce from her
husband, Chas. w. Hamilton of Toledo.
They were former residents of Perrys-
burg aud we'll known here.
Harley West of Toledo has moved
his family to Perrysburg and will take
5 position with the National wheel COM
pany here. He has long been IN the
wheel business in Toledo and is salts
fled that the wheel company here mean
business.
Rev. G. S. Ide, pastor of the Luth'
: eran church here, left for Dubuque
Iowa, Sunday night where he will at
: tend meeting of the Mutual Aid
3 society during the week. Before he
3 returns he will visit his father, who
0 lives in the same state.
Henry Ward Beacher was very
' fond of Colonel Ingersoll. Ingersoll's
!, Republicanism, anti-slaveryism and
patriotic love for Grant and his soldiers
won Beecher. Still Beecher was always
joking the great agnostic. One day 8
q friend asked the great divine If he
= really liked Ingersoll. II can't helr
d it," he said. II love all my fellow
t men," and then he added with a hum
g orous solemnity, "Aud say now, wher
a Robert Ingersoll dies-whether he
: goes to heaven or hell, IL wish hin
Il joyl"
The case OF Albert Shay, in Squire
Nearing's court, on "a charge OF bigamy
was dismissed Saturday afternoon TO
o want of evidence to prosecute. Th,
d complaining witness, Mrs. Ollie War
IS rem Shay, tailed to appear against th
IS man and at the expiration of thre,
d days, the limit of time that the accuses
p can be held, the charge was dismissed
n and MIR. Shay was released from Gus
70 tody. 1t is understood that the womal
70 based her charge on marriage unde
o the common law clause, and she faileI
b 10 furnish sufficient evidence to sub
lstantiate her charge. e.-Tribune.