Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-23


in Bowling Green on Sunday last.
Jean Hoffman is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. Fl. Habauer at Pemberville.
-Thos. Carr OF Fiudlay, was in town
a few days last week calling on friends.
w. NJ. Wilkinson visited scenes OF
childhood by calling in Perrysburg
this week.
Miss Lima Finch is spending a few
weeks in Toledo at the wholesale mil
linery house OF G. Il. Williams g. Co.
&C. A. Mills and wife attended a
party at the home OF p. j. Robinson in
Air Line Junction on Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Rider of Lime City,
who has recently been visiting In Buoy
rus. was the guest OF Perrysburg
friends Tuesday.
"A marriage license was issued in
probate court Monday to Edward
Praute, 81, farmer. Pemberville, and
Minnie Czirr, 81, dressmaker, Center
township.
-Findlay is to have a new high
school building which will cost S35, 900,
and also new German Lutheran
church, to cost $5 900. Both buildings
will be built the coming summer.
The quarantine has been lifted in
Rossford now that the scarlet fever has
been subdued, and the schools have
been opened for the reception Of pupils
and contineation Of the school work, =,
Central Fsssenger Association Mile
age tickets are g6nd on the Nickel Plate
road between Buffslo and Chicago or
intermediate statiorSa on and after
Feb. 10. 19-Mar
Miss Annabel Brown, teacher in
the public schools at this place, was
summoned to her home at st. Marys
the first of the week on account OF the
death OF her mother. Until her return
her place in the schools will be filed by
Mrs. F. A. Cosgrove.
i Editor w. e. Escott OF Bourbon,
Indiana, was in Perrysburg the first ol
the week, visiting his wife ard family
He is in better health than usual and il
he continues to grow fleshy we will
expect to hear OF his being elected
Alderman of Bourbon, soon.
i AT home, regret, reception or any
other kind of cards and envelopes Il
match, also score cards, sold very cheaI
at the JOURNAL office. 44tf
The SIC, 900 slandcr suit OF Eller
Hoytagalnst Alice Hopkins was brough
to close Saturday. The testimon.
and arguments were completed and th'
result was left to the jury. After |
short deliberation they returned a yer
dict OF SIS in favor OF the plaintiff, onl.
s9,995 less than prayed for.-Tribpne
Central Passen gtk Association Mile
age tickets will be acGtAted for passag
on trains of the Nickel Plate road OF
and after Feb. 10. 1s-Mar2
"A Canadian editor, \ eing asked 1
he had ever seen bald beaded woman
replied: mo we never did. Nor hav
we ever seen woman waltzing aroun'
town in her shirt sleeyes with ciga
between her teeth. We have neve
seen woman go fishing with bottl
in her hip pocket. sit on the dam
ground all day and then go home drunl
at night. Nor have we eyer seen a VIC
man yank off her coat and swear sh
could whip any man in town. God bles
her, no! She's not built that way.
See our line OF embrolderies, al
widths at SC and 7c yard. "
8 ART Fr1fbrlsnR.
The war between the temperanc
! people and the saloons grows hottie
4 and hotter at Haskius. Saloonkeeper
i Downs and Stacy have been arrested
and were to have had their trial las
Friday on the charge of selling liquc
" contrary to law. Oh account OF tn
absence of important witnesses the cas-
was postponed until next Friday. Cor
& siderable bitterness exists between tn
two factions, and the fight will n
y doubt be lively one.-Tribune.
e 1t is a pleasure to know that Fran
!c Wilson, formerly OF Perrysburg, hi
~ started in business for himself In I'll
o hustling village of Prairie Depot, ha
ing purchased the Goodrich barb'
SC shop, operating three chairs, togeth'
see with the laundry and news agencie
&c Frank has been engaged in the bus
S Sc ness for several years in the shop
q has purchased; is acquainted and POI
SO ular with the trade and will undout
&C edly be very successful, which is Il
&c sincere wish of the JOURNAL and 6
&c his Perrysburg friends.
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