Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-12

will Escott and family of Toledo,
spent Sunday in Perrysburg.
Mrs. e. d. Peck of Toledo, spent
Sunday last with Mrs. H. e. Peck ana
family.
Mrs. A. Williams is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. w. b. Thompson, of
Clayton, Mich. \
Ladies' and childrenl n heavy fleeced
AnqF FrNKBnISnR.
4 Frank Hoover and his friend Mr..
Bennett OF Toledo, called on Perrys-
burg relatives Sunday.
John Wiers, of Otsego died on Dec.
"a, at the advanced age OF SO years.
The funeral services were held on Sum
day.
john Woods, aged "a, died at his
home in Holland, on January 3. The
last.
Mrs. Frances Harris, matron OF the
orphans home of Three Rivers, Mich,
visited relatives in Perrysburg last
week.
Misses Gertie and Blanche Cald-
well OF Lime City visited here during
the holidays with their aunt, Miss
Nellis.
Mrs. H. c. Lawrence of Perrys
burg, and c. F. Rider and wife of Lime
City, spent Sunday with relatives In
Toledo.
We live in deeds, not years. in thoughts, not
breaths;
In feelings not figures on a dial.
We should count time by heart throbs. He
most liycs,
Who thinks most, feels the noblest acts the
best.
Mrs. S. A. Cook spent day this
week with Mrs. Fl. e. Peck. Mrs. G.
has been spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. ]. o. Troup, at Bowling
Green.
During the year 1900 there will be
three eclipses. The first is a total
eclipse of the sun on May 20, visible
throughout the United States. The
second is a partial eclipse of the moon
June II, visible throughout the United
States, and the third is an annual
eclipse of the sun, November 81, invis-
ihia in marion
: The Home SteamLaun-
dry of Bowling Green put
new neck bands on shirts
!. when needed free of
+, charge.
: NJ. F. Yeager, Agent.
-"EXperience may be dear teach
cr," remarked a clergyman as the con-
tribution box returned to him empty,
"but the members OF this particular
i, congregation who have experienced
religion have accomplished it at very
trifling cost. The choir will sing the
seventy-ninth hymn, emitting the first,
third and fourth verses in order to save
unnecessary wear on the organ"
9 On Wednesday evening, party oi
: friends of Andrew Ranker, learning
d that the day vas the anniversary of his
n birth, they concluded TO give him 9
v reception, and calling at his home they
f. Inn nannipn snrnrian
o ioyed themselves thoroughly. Card:
O and refreshments were the principal
h features OF entertainment. Those pres
ent were: Philip Harbauer and wife
J w. Pomeroy and wife, Gus Ranker and
i wife, Geo. Burkhart and wife, the
Misses Rhoda, Miss Tillie Roofing anG
Miss Maggie Ranker Of Toledo, Peter
v Mailer, E. Mailer and Fred Mailer.
% John Drury of the National Whee
: Company was in SI. Louis for few
= days the first of the week, and while
NJ there closed contracts for II large ship
y y ment OF wagons which will keep th'
a a factory very busy for some time. The.
have also closed contract for 5000 set
of carriage wheels for eastern ship
ment. Since they have had samples O
their goods upon the market lonl
of enough to have them prove their wort
N their prospects for plenty OF busines
l, are very ilattering. They have re
a. ceived large consignment of iron an
D. are working it up into wheels an
2. wagons at rapid rate. 1t is pleasin
10 to know that the wheel they make
10 one of the very best on the market an
h their own patent. The National Whee
d company will no doubt be large an