Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-16

Special sale OF embrAideriesl See
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Miss Gretchen Valois and Mrs. 81.
Marshall of Toledo, spent Friday with
Miss Wedertz and Mrs. Frey at the
home OF the former.
ID. X. Hollenbeck, James Hayes,
Fl. a. Sargent and John Thornton at
tended the funeral of Thomas Hinish
in Maumee ON Wednesday.
"A deed was filed in the recorders
Office Wednesday transferring 200 acres
in Lake township, from Walter X.
Smith and wife to Charles w. Johnson,
for 81, l,725.-Tribune.
On Friday morning last occurred
the death oil an infant child OF John
Hinkel and wife. The funeral services
were held from the st. Rose OF Lima
church on Saturday,
The great fortune left by the late
!
soap, but likewise, and more particu-
larly, to the vast benefits Of copious
advertising in the newspapers. 1t is
ever thus, and it ever will be.
AT meeting held at Cygnet
Thursday by the township trustees OF
three townships that combined on
stone roads resolved to change the
burden Of weight tor six inch tire
from 5000 pounds to 5000 pounds so as
to take in the boilers on single load
Tribune.
There were SO Sundays in the pas
year, an occurrence which comes rarely
Students ef strange happenings in the
counting of time say that this fact ha
occurred but once in 1900 years, 1t I
also noticed that there were IA Sun
days in the last three months. TIL,
, unusual numbers are occasioned by tn,
year 1899 coming in and going out Oh
, Sunday.
Van Wick Brothers are drilling
we'll one mile west of Lime City in Per
I rysburg township. They are drilling
| only a short distance from we'll drille,
t there about four years ago which mad
y about three barrels. The territory ha
I heretofore been considered too light 70
paying territory out things hav
e changed during the past few years an
| there are hopes for this territory.
Q -Eber Mills was quite badly hur
while allghting from train at Ros
ford on Wednesday. He had a box {
;, tools with him and attempted to jun
r off before the train stopped, and slippe
: and fell and was considerably bruise
It about the head and knees. DR.. Mil
$ was called and cared for his injurie
j. and later he was brought to his hom
S here. He will be laid up for sever,
It days.
y An article in the Blade says thu
d the probabilities ara that the Presby
" terian church in Miunee will be
|
IS recently pastor was ruled out by th
It elders and trustees in January on az
is count OF holding y 'ltical Office whi
o having u charge. III consequence til
d congregation became divided, and
e part going with Mr.. Schaefer will u
p tempt to organize new congregation
n, The Lutheran church was rented AZ
,r services were held there, by Mr.. Scha
d fer, with part Of the flock. The M
e jority OF the congregation held the
Of services at the Presbyterian church
usual.
'g After being out all forenoon tt
Ig jury in the case OF Jacob II. Arno
In against the Toledo, Bowling Green
as Freemout railway company, retur
We ing verdict for the defendant. A
at mold sued for ten thousand dollars 4
ne injuries received by being kicked
n the lea by his horse, which he claim,
40 was frightened by street car. II
it company undertook to show that &
in kicking WAS done after the horse W
i'll some way past. The case will be TAX
H. up on error. The Judge holds that t
ed ordinance under which the street ra
he way company is operating is yaluele
m, as the speed clause Gxed miaimu
m fine for fast running but says nothi
about maximum fine.-Sentinel.