Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-02
Miss Curtiss OF Toledo has been the

Miss Curtiss Of Toledo has been the
guest of Miss Ladd this week.
Special bargains in boys knl pants
lSc, 25c, and SOC. ART FINKBf fiNiR.
Miss Beach spent Sundayein Bow
ling Green as the guest Of Mrs. j. o.
Troup.
Mrs. Prichard of Bowling Green
was the guest of Mrs. Il. Yeager on
Saturday.
Ira Hoover of Philadelphia, Penn,
is home on "a visit with his parents in
this place.
&C. Hall, wife and family of Toledo,
were the guests OF G. Frusher and wife
over Sunday.
j. Pope and wife entertained few
friends at their elegant new home, on
Friday evening last.
Mrs. Clara Lindmann of St. Clair,
Mich, was the guest of her parents.
henry BroRa ana vile.
Miss Carrie Wiers OF Cleveland is
with her aunt Mrs. Il. G. Lee, who has
been ill for the past two weeks.
George Button this week sold to
Charles Bayer the lot adjoining Fred
Hoffmann's meat market on Louisiana
On ,,fl
story brick building on the same in
the Spring.
On Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 81,
Mrs. d. Simmons entertained the fol-
lowing lady friends: Mrs. II. Escott.
Mrs. Spilker and daughter Florence
Mrs. + Witzler, Mrs. c. Bayer, and
Mrs. Britten.
The National Wheel Co., shipped q
car load OF express wagons to St
Louis firm on Wednesday. They have
several large orders which are being
| filled as rapidly as possible. This firm
reports business in flourishing con-
dition.
The extension of the Toledo, Bow
ling Green s. Fremont rail way to Jerry
City is completed with the exception
OF The bdllasting, which remains yet Il
be done. The roads have been SO baC
that very little work has been accom-
plished lately. II the weather should
clear off, the cars would be running il
a short time Sentinel.
Deputy Sheriff Farmer now iirml,
believes In signs, and thinks that ther,
are some people who can always deter
mine, by certain Indications, when COLI
weather is coming. Although Mr.
Farmer is not a prophet by any means
several days ago he stocked up his Goa
shed with an abundant supply OF fuel
Yesterday morning he went out for
basketful, and when he got there tn
coal shed was bare. Evidently some
body had the goose bone theory dow
pat, and was making ready for emer
gencies.
Miss Gena Hoffman, pleasantly en-
tertained the Up-to-Date Pedro clu
at her home on Indiana avenu
Wednesday evening. Progressiv
pedro monopolized the attention of tn
guests through series of very inter
esting games, and the prizes wer
awarded to Frank Christ and Mis-
Emma Griss, while the consolatio
gifts were presented to Bert Roethe
and Miss Cecil Boif. The guest Prize
were won by Charles Schwind and Mis-
Minnie Hillabrand. An elegant SUI
per was served, after which numbe
OF musical selections were rendered
and the guests departed at a late hou
having enjoyed most pleasant ever
ing. -
Special sale of embSlderles. &
our line at &c, &c and 7cf
ARTtFINKBEINER.
After an illness of four weeks Mr.
!. Elizabeth Spaulding died January 2
1900. Deceased was horn May ., 1888
, in Maumee, and was married August
!, 1857, to John Spaulding. Her maide
, name was Elizabeth Peltier. She WI
the mother OF nine children; four chill
rem and her husband are the survivir
members of the family. Mrs. Spaul
u ing spent her entire married life in IL
: house in which she died, surroundt
during life by large circle of friend
who sincerely mourn ter death. III
funeral services were held at the. hou
l. on Tuesday afternoon, and was attend,
@ in a body by the Woman's Relief Corr
+ of which deceased was member. TT
Q Corps also conducted burial services