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

line MISSES Susie Hepburn, Lee |
Brubaker and May Mann of Bowling |
Green we're guests of Miss Anna Leth-
ers, Sunday.
"A Russell Of Tontogany was In
town on Saturday last in attendance at
the meeting of the Northwestern Ohio
Threshers Association.
Among the Perrysburg teachers
who attended the institute at North
Baltimore on Saturday last were Prof.
E. A. Cosgrove, Misses Anuabel Brown,
Anna p. johnson, and Helen Dauz. fll
Special bargains in boys kd zee p hts
&c., 2'c' and SOC. ART FINK1FN1
1t will be news to most peoplH to
learn that in the year 1899, Ohio ranked
third OF the states OF the union in the
growing OF wheat. Minnesota stands
first; North Dakota, second, and our
great Buckeye State, third.
The latest definition given by an
urchin for the word ''buldoze." that we
have heard was uttered in primary
department. The teacher was sur
prised to hear from the pupil that a
male COW doing on haystack was
quite applicable to the case.
George Schwind OF Roachtou was
hauling ice from the river last week
and while driving up the road near
Fort Meigs his bob.sleds slid down the
embankment and piled the ice ana sled
. in confusion below. His team which is
we'll trained held the heavy load from
going over until the doubletree broke.
-Sportsmen OF this section will be
interested In the blue rock shoot at
Toledo near the Halt Way house, on
Thursday, Feb. %, shooting To com
mence at $3.50 a. M. regardless ol
weather, oyer three troops, Sargen,
system Add "ess all communications
7 to George Volk, Manager, 81 Erie
. street, Toledo.
The managers of the Way Library
decided to establish children's library
the books to be classified by topics ant
}, graded on the same plan as the schools
e The object is to have list of STANDARD
books suitable for children OF all ages
v and especially calculated to encourag,
n children in acquiring the book habit
n The more good books that are read b,
pupils, the less trouble there will b
for truaut officers.
" Revival services are In progress q
:. the Evangelical church on Secon
street. Meetings every night excep
y. Saturday, at 1880 standard time. Da
meetings. Tuesday, Wednesday an
Thursday Of each week at l:30 D. m
Everyone is cordially invited to com
and participate in the services. Al
< are welcome. Meetings will continu
J. tor an indefinite time.
- w. A. SHISLER, Pastor.
Mrs. Rolla Roush of Gibsonbure
has become mentally unbalanced owe
IS religion. She attended revival mee
1t ings at the Gibsonburg Methods
church and after one of the meeting
Of insisted on being immersed. The Di
70 ciple church was secured and she wa
r immersed in the basin used for ths
II purpose. The next day she went I
Toledo and her condition grew serious
- She was brought back to her home /
a Gibsonburg and is now some better.
DR. Persons desiring spring vegetable
j. can procure the same by applying
the c. H. & D. depot, as the agent hi
al gone into the hot house business. TIL
p work OF construction was complete
Ia this week and contracts have been mao
a. with several large groceries to kee
"a their stock replenished during the cor
n ing season. During the cold wealth,
a. the necessary heat viii be furnishe
ee with hot pipes, (clay and corncob.y "
understand he will make speciality
, raising rheubarb and garlic.
IN The Northwestern Ohio Threshir
,h Association held their second meetlr
H. in Perrysburg on Saturday last
National Union hall. The meeting W
attended by about 25 representati
he threshers, and the indications are tn
as the association will be a success. II
'r' next meeting will be held at the asse,
en- bly, room Of the court house IN Bowli
na Green on February "a, at p. m. and
W Is desired that every man engaged
''s threshing in Northwestern Ohio "
"a.
's' be present. At this meeting the o.
W W GERS OF the association will be elect
-. and the organization completed. T
u committee is composed OF J. Fl. WilsC
p'e George Moser, John Snider and El
est Downs.