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

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Mrs. Noble and her sister, Miss
Hasford, of Toledo, were guests OF Mrs.
Alfred Witzler Friday.
Miss Mayme Dibling of Lima, Wis
tied relatives and friends In Perrys
burg and Bowling Green last week.
Mrs. ]. Rodgers and children of
Perrysburg, visited in Maumee Satur-
day at the home OF Mrs. Ed. Adams.N
Ladies' felt sdb dbcs. January sale
price 81 .Os and sOc
Al F1NkBE1NrRs.
"A marriage license was issued Sat-
uarday to Charles Walker,33, laborer,
Cygnet, and Mary Wilson, 80, house,
keeper.
William Frushers home was made
happy by the arrival on Thursday, OF a
baby which tipped the scales at 10
pounds.
Miss Theo Knight Of Waterloo, N.
Y, and Mrs. Ed. Thoerfurn of Windsor,
Ont, were guests OF Mrs. Ed. Adams
last week.
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
j. w. Callard OF Toledo, was In
town Tuesday. Mr.. Callard is with the
Bryman Bros. dredging company and
is located at Boston in charge Of the
business at that port.
BY reason of change in the crews
on the b. G. line, conductor G. T..
Kinney and wife are enabled TO retain
their residence in Perrysburg, much
TO the pleasure of their numerous
| friends here.
Harry Waldron and Miss Nellie M.
Parker of B. G. surprised parents and
friends by quietly getting married and
then sending word to papa and man.
ma and other friends announcing the
fact and stating that they had gone on
brief honeymoon.
BY misplaced comma paper in
Greedy county raised quite n row. 1t
said: 1.-Two young men from Leoti went
with their girls to Tribune to attend
the teachers institute and as soon as
they left, the girls got drunk" The
comma belonged after girls.-Ex.
The Ohio Central has issued q
very useful card, showing the result oi
the four past presidential elections and
the latest election in each stats. II
gives the public an excellent oppor-
tunity to study the drift of poltica
sentiment in the various states. q
The genuine rubber lined mackiu
tosh duck coat. january sale price
:; Sl.60. ART FIN kBEINER.
According to marriage license
issued Monday afternoon, Minnie
Houstman, of Milton township, has hat
considerable experience on the matri
monlal seas though she is but 80 year
OF age. She is to marry John Swartz
{ ten years her senior, who will be tn
third husband she has had.-Sentinel
C -Addie M. Lowell has commence,
9 9 suit against VIM. NJ. Mercer for $500
c damages. Mercer owns drug store a
Rudolph and is charged with sellin
LIQUOR to Mrs. Lovell's husband afte
he had been ordered not to do so, an
in consequence hubby has been drinl
. y ing to excess, neglecting his bushes
6 and failing to properly provide for hi
e family.
,c Two youths near Clyde were Oh
10 hunting one day last week, when or
% proposed to the other that they aght
g duel. The other agreed and excnans
BE- ing weapons which they thought wei
&c &c empty, stepped off the distance al
Sc followed out the code. One of the gul
&c &c proved to be loaded, the contents tai
oc ing effect In the neck OF one of II
sc boys killing him instantly. Reckle
Sc Sc handling OF firearms continues to G
90 in Its work.
The supreme court has hand,
down decision in criminal case invt
, wing the legality OF certain proceedin
which transpired on Labor Day, desi
y mated by law as legal holiday. II
q court holds that 'it is not unlawful
h hold the court of common pleas on tn
z day, when the judges of the distri
9 have fixed that cay for the commene
. ment OF the term; and an indictme
4 found and returned by a grand ju
impannelled and sworn on that day
. not, on that account, invalid"