Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-30
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Mrs. Trudeau and daughter Aileen
are visiting in Garret, Ind.
Charles l.. Maddy is taking a few
days rest with friends in Kansas.
-LosT.-Palr of Nickel plated
plyers. Return to L. ]. WITZLER.
-Russel Barton and wife entertained
Mrs. Thos Chilcote and son of Prairie
Depot on Friday last.
Mrs. Kate Jameson of Bowling
Green spent her vacation with her
parents in Perrysburg.
Remember that the place. to buy
stylish, up-to-datc shoes at ar fasonable
price is at ART F1NKBfrNrR's.
Capt. and Mrs. wetmofe and Ed.
Blue and wife were guests OF Capt. T.
c. Herrick and wife of Toledo on
Sunday.
House cleaning and "hand-out"
dinners are beginning to be fashionable
since the sun has once more shown its
beaming face to the world
-Adolph RAIDER, who has been
spending the Winter in Cleveland, is
home for few days prior to commenc-
ing his summer tours on the lakes.
Patrick d. Thacker asks to be
divorced rom his wife Elizabeth and
in his petition he claims to have been
a good boy, but that the faults are all
hers.
Seed barley for sale reasonable
(bearded variety.) Five miles south OF
Perrysburg on RIVER Road, or one mile
from Waterville.
Ids ANDREW FARLEY, Waterville.
Thomas G. Walters and Ida Edgar
OF Montgomery township, George E.
Swartz of Stony Ridge and Clare E.
Garner of Moline have been licensed to
marry.
The finding in Col. Bunker's desk
drawer of a new box of cartridges, with
five cartridges absent, leads the Lucas
county Coroner to believe that sell
destruction was deliberately planned
by the Colonel. =
The best soc corset made byothe
jackson Corset Co. Y bu will find a
splendid assortment q long, medium
and short wasted garlH Hfnts at
ART fNKBEINER's.
"A civil action vi commenced in
common pleas court to-day by the
Walding, Kinnan 81 Marvin company
against Jacob Katzenmeyer and Harold
L, Katzenmeyer. u. X. Holleubeck is
attorney for the plaintiff.
The alleged search for Goebel's mur.
derer is in reality display OF partisan
spitework and venom. IL Is IN line with
the revolution going on in Kentucky
under monstrous law that works moth
ing but wrong and decentralization.
I-EX.
The people OF district No. 12 will
give an entertainment at the school
hoase ON the evening of April 3, for
the purpose OF raising money with
which to purchase a bell. All are
cordially invited to attend. Admission
10 cents.
This is the season of The year when
garden and flower seeds should be
ordered. There are many ways OF
making good use of seeds, and there is
no better guide to use in selecting seeds
and cultivating plants than Vicks
Guide. Write to James Vicks Sons
Rochester, N. Y.
The young son OF G. FL. Morlock o
Haskins, who came near being burned
to death three months ago, is now re-
covering slowly but surely. For lone
time after the accident the lad'
life was dispaired of and the many
: friends OF the family will be pleased I,
hear Of his recovery.-Tribune.
General Passenger Agent Moultol
Houk OF the Ohio Central railway ha
, Issued very interesting little book IL
the interest o. his company and thu
general public. 1t is an "industrial'
edition, cad shows that at some poin
upon Ohio Central lines buyers" Cal
find nearly any article ofcommerce, an;
the go beautiful views OF scenery alonl
the line shows very plainly that NOR
than ordinary interest will be foun'
: for the tourist and pleasure seeker.
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