Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-09

Don't fail to see the sleeper at |
Wi,z,er's. S25 ii ou can awaken him.
Mrs. Timothy Conuors of Lima
visited with friends In Perrysburg
this week. ~
Sec our line Of embrNd9fies, all
widths at SC and &c a yard. 4
ART FINkBbTER.
Adam Leydorf, William Dibert and
Ed Simmons were in B. 6. on business
last Monday.
Sheriff Kingsbury was in town
Monday and attended Phoenix Lodge
in the evening.
WANTED Two girls TO learn type
setting, at JOURNAL Office. Good
wages paid for good work.
Miss Lena Drops OF Perrysburg,
spent Sunday with the Misses Emma
and Anna Shaller of Roachton.
JOSEPH, Sattler OF Stony Ridge is
the proud father of baby boy that ar
rived at his home on Tuesday last.
-Issac Minear, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Bowling Green,
died at his home in that city on Monday.
Mrs. John Wirts of Bowling Green
was the guest OF her brother, William
Dlbling, and family few days recently.
&c. A. Shiple OF Roachton, gave the
JOURNAL a very pleasant call on
Wednesday and inspected our new
machinery.
"A party Of young people drove out
to the home of Wilson Kohl on Wed
ensday night and had jolly evening S
entertainment.
AT home, regret, reception or any
other kind of cards and envelopes to
match, also score cards, sold very cheap
I at the JOURNAL office. 4itf
One merry laugh q hours long
Kathryn Heroes exhibition OF hypno-
tism. Town hall, three nights com
mencing Monday, March l2.
The will of the late John A. Crepp'
was probated Saturday. He willed his
farm In Middletown township OF III
acres and all his personal property II
his wife. =
Ladies, try our $500 and s55(
shoes. For style comfort and wesring
qualities they cannot be beasep We
believe in giving YOU your money
worth. ART FNIzyEIAER.
"A sleighing party OF young people
from Perrysburg drove over to B. q. oI
Tuesday evening and were entertained
by Miss Ada Merry and Miss French a
the formers home.
Mr.. Scion Clough has returned Il
Battle Creek, Mich, after a few weeks
vacation. Mr.. Clough has for severa
years been connected with the SAM
tarium at that place, and returns to hi
work.
"A belt line car run off the track a
Cook switch on Monday and turne'
over on it's side In the ditch. Forum
ately but few passengers were aboar
aud none were injured, nor was the ca
badly damaged. Traffic was delaye
for several hours.
The old engine house has bee
abandoned and the fire apparatus ha
- been housed in the Clegg building o
: Second street. The same lock is place
II on the door as has been used hereto
!; fore and all having old keys can US
II them on the new engine room.
d Toledo papers announce the ma
riage OF Jerry Kurfess and Miss Lo
II McDougal. The bride is the charmin
= daughter of Alex McDougal, who liv'
near Lime City, and has host
& friends who extend a hearty good wis
= for future happiness and success.
- The many friends OF Mrs. w.
Sc Benschoter will be grieved and shocke
ac to learn of her death, which occurr'
Sc at2 o'clock Tuesday at her home {
% West Wooster street. She has be'
suffering with spinal trouble for ye
,sc past, and this affliction was the eau
1c OF her death. She Is about fifty yea
SC of age.-B. G. Tribune.
g Roy Hoover. Ralph Hanson, Al
% Munger, Pierce Norton, Eva Amo
10 Myrtle Bllnn, Lille Danz, Per
&c Hampton, Mamie Munger, Myra Amo
loc Edna Munger, Ray McCaslin, Merl
lOc Oc Bowers, Helen Bowers, Tillie Thornto
-se Lulu Schlect, Edgar Hampton were
&c party of young folks who were deligl
s0c Sc fully entertained at the home OF j
20 Heilman, where they had gone to
iiS Joy themselves on q sleigh ride Thu