Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-19

H. M. Hoover was in Bowling
Green on business Monday.
George Rheinfrank was in Bowling
Green ON business this week.
Sheriff Kingsbury was in town
Wednesday on official business.
Benz. Thornton is smiling over the
arrival OF baby girl in his family.
Henry and Margaret Langadefer OF
All, visited relatives in Perrysburg.
&C. F. Miller of Bellevue. visited .
Perrysburg relatives on Sunday last.
Mrs. j. G. Maddy and children and
Miss Leila Hollenheck visited friends,
in Toledo few days since.
William Hahn and Martha NJ.
Buckenberger OF Perrysburg have been
granted license to marry.
| Misses Alice Frusher and Esther
Burns have returned from n weeks
visit with friends in Adrian. Mich.
The Northwestern Ohio Swine
Breeders association will meet at Co.
unhus Grove on Thursday, February
l. 1900. ~
sale price 20'. ART FIN SprINhRs.
George Lucas, belt line motor
man has moved his family to Perrys.
burg on Monday and has located In the
Spaifurd house on Second street.
The supreme court has made
new ruling as to the times for holding
law examinations. Heretofore three
have been held each year, but hereafter
only two will be held, on the first Tues
days of June and November.
John McClelland young man
about 81 years of aye was run over and
literally cut TO pieces, by a Baltimore
81 Ohio train about daylight Monday at
Fostora. His head was completely sew
cred from his body and his arms and
legs we're ground into u pulp.
j. G. So,ether has been appointed
cashier of the new bank at Cygnet
Probably no man in Wood county en-
joys the confidence Of the people to a
greater degree than does Mr.. Solelher
and his personal popularity will do
much toward making the new bank a
successful business institution.
Lieut.. Samuel. Howard, U. S. N.
| the pilot and last of the officers and
I crew of Ericsson's Monitor during her
memorable engagement with the Con
/ federate ironclad Merrimac, died Sun
day from conclusion of the brain, the
| result of fall. He was 10 years of age
and for more than fifty years has ira
versed the seas.
Best felts with snagfproof over
January sale price 1920 4 I'D 100.
ART HhNKBEINER.
q Martha Stoltz commenced suit TO
4 $4,000 damages for breach of promic
against John F. Miller. The plaintiff
a states that in Oct. 1897 they agreed +
;. be married in August 1899. She say
q that she made all preparations and wa
willing to have the contract carrie
out on the date specified, but instead
d Miller on Aug. "A, 1899, married on
U Jennie Shepler, much to the mortifica
t tion and injury of the plaintiff. Th
g parties reside at Bradner.
4 Lloyd Hemninger, who lives i
Allen township, short distance sout
;, of North Baltimore, drove into th
10 city last Sunday night to atten
church, says the Findlay Republican
and when ready TO start home, disco
~ cred that his horse had been stole
le Noticing in Fostoria paper that
strange horse and buggy had been di
: covered at that place, he investigate
re and found that 1t was his propert
Id The horse was somewhat the worse Fl
MS It's drive, but no clue could be found
& the parties who appropriated the ar
ne mal.-Tribune.
100 Monday night Mrs. Emma Rose
e' crantz and Charles Brandon were ma
ried. Brandon is % years OF age al
ed the woman is 81, according to the r
d. cords In the probate office. A sho
gs time ago William Rosencrantz al
g. Emma were divorced A few da
he afterwards Squire Nearing marri
to Rosencrantz and another woman.
at few days later, Young Brandon was {
ct rested and brought before the sar
'e- justice on charge OF being unlawful
mt intimate with Mrs. Rosencrantz a
ry last night the same Justice preform
is the ceremony that made them husba
land vile. Sentinel.