Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-09

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were guests OF G. II. Chapman and
family Friday.
Misses Bertha Smith and Minnie
Brown OF Bowling Green were guests
of PER-, sburg friends Sunday.
-E. G. Siggers, Patent Lawyer,
Washington, ID. @. has an advertise
ment in this issue about patents.
The c. II. g. d. r. r. sustained the
loss OF depot bv the burning OF the
station at North Baltimore last Friday
night. II
-Muslins still at the old prices at
ART FrNKDt tISrh's.
Judge Taylor has not rendered his
decision in the Witzler divorce case,
and will probably not do so until the
the last Of the week.
Mrs. T. j. Kennedy, who has been
visiting her parents, E. r. Trombla
and wife, and other relatives, has re-
turned to her home In Toronto, Can.
AT home, regret, reception or any
other kind of cards and envelopes to
match, also score cards, sold very cheap
at the JOURNAL office. 44tf
Central Passenger Association
Mileage tickets win be accepted for
passage on trains OF ae Nickel Plate
road on and after Feb. z. lS-Feb 10
The alarm given by a faithful
watch dog is all that saved John
Franks and family from being burned
to death in their home few nights
since.
Willis Ford, the young man in B
G. who was knocked senseless by burg
lars who were in his house, has finally
recovered consciousness but the rob-
bers haye not been captured. -
The best line of girls apd boys
school shoes to be found any Ibefe/a
ART FrNKbrIf fEF's
-Waterville expects to have can
ming factory If proper arrangements
| can be made with the o. j. johnson
| company to haye their Deshler factory
moved to that place which is now con-
templated.
Two new postoffices have been
added to Wood county's list Plaza,
formerly Town Line, on the G. II. & d.
Il. r., between Liberty and Henry
townships, and one at Rossford. This
increases the number of offices to 56.
Alfred w itzler, oar popular fur.
niture dealer, is now the proud father o
"A bouncing baby boy, thai arrived al
his home on Sunday morning. Alfred
seems to wear the dignity in very
proper manner and 1t is the general
verdict that he is doing we'll.
Mrs. Lydia Dunn, wife OF John F
Dunn, died suddenly at her home In
Perry township Thursday evening
She had been about the home AS usual
and apparently in good health, and
died while seated in her chair without
giving any warning. She was the ster
mother of Frank and Robert Dunn o
Bowling Green.
Miss Ada Schneider entertained {
few OF her young lady friends at {
needle party on Tuesday afternoon
Those present were the Misses Ella ant
Mamie Neiderhouse. Carrie Snyder
Ethol Molls,aod opd Anna T.atharS
Miss Ella Neiderhouse was awarded thu
first prize for fine needlework and Mis-
Carrie Snyder the second. They repor
fine time especially the "cat shake
which favored Miss Ada Schneider. =
-Gentlemen-Our line of kample
for spring suits have arrivS Still
handling the Royal Tailor's LID whicl
is guarantee OF style, 6t al work
{ mansbip. ART FINKBEINER.
"A number OF friends enjoyed a dc
G lightful evening at the home of Pete
G Mailer the first OF the week. Cards wa
c the feature OF entertainment. Thos
&C who enjoyed the hospitality OF the hos
D were Philip Harbauer and wife, Waite
Pomeroy and wife, Gus Ranker an
&c wife, Misses Carrie Heilman, Cecil
g Harbauer. Carrie and Maggie Rhodi
,c Andrew Ranker, and w. 81. Leer {
e Bowling.
% -On the 1st inst. the relatives of W
,Sol A. Mandell to the number OF l8 gath
. cred at his home to celebrate the 5ls
DC anniversary Of his birth, and after
&c very pleasant time together parte
DC wishing him many happy returns Z