Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-30

For SALE-Light Brahma cock
erels for breeding purposes.
3a* III. HUFFoRD.
Misses Mary and Martha kirkland
OF Everett, Mich, are the guests OF
their uncle and aunt. j. j. Stevenson
and wife.
Mrs. Fred Yeager and Mrs. II. G.
Lawrence attended reception at the
home of A. E. Royce in B. G. last
Tuesday evening.
Senator Harbaugh has decided to
locate in b. G. SO says the Tribune.
The Senators family now reside in
Kalida, Putnam County.
Miss Freda who has been the guest
of Mrs. r. r. Hillard, has returned
home accompanied by Mrs. Hillard who
will visit friends at Six Points.
| For SALE-One good work horse
age II, weight 1900 pounds. Also one
top buggy good as new. Lorin Phillips
four miles south Of Perrysburg. 3b*
Miss May Duford, of Perrysburg,
and Miss Winnie Gillispie. of Toledo,
are visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gillispie, OF Buttonwood
avenue.-Sertinel.
Buy your writing paper by the
pound. It's cheaper and better. The
JOURNAL has just received a new stock
of some excellent papers. Baronial
envelopes-all sizes and qualities.
When it is necessary to keep finely
decorated china plates piled together
get some large sheets OF blotting paper
and cut from them circles large enough
to cover the inside of the plates.
Place these between the plates.-April
Ladies' Home Journal.
The county commissioners met In
regular session at the court house Mon
day. The usual number OF bills were
allowed. e. L. Spafford, l. w. Clayton
and l.. P. Tribble were appointed as an
equalizing board on the Rideout road
A meeting of this board is called fol
April 6. -
An elegant line q new Spring
neckwear just opened p. The lates,
are the Derby, Engl h square, bal
wing bow, and Dewy Square. Gentle
men you will find wha will suit you in
our neckwear depart Tent.
Mt FINKBEINER.
The Christian Endeayor society o.
the Evangelical church will give 8
social at the home of Fred Hsgamastel
on Wednesday evening, April 4. A
fine programme OF vocal and instru
mental music by Mr.. Alias of Toledo
aud Miss Ida Ziagg of Perry sburg
has been arranged for the occasion.
Manager Hillard of the telephone
Company is busy installing instru-
ments this week and expects to set the
people of Perrysburg to talking or
Monday next. 1t will be a great con
venience and the Indications are thai
Perrysburg exchange will be a great
success. Already line is being con-
structed to Roachton and several party
J lines are being put in. The number oi
subscribers has already reached three
score and the canvas has not been com
pleted on account of too much work for
the manager. Perrysburg's exchange
will be as good as they make them.
"A fashion note says that belts
} gloves and neckties OF rattlesnake skin
J will be worn by women in the spring
We knew the poor rattlesnake would
come TO it sooner or later, 1t was about
: the only varmint left that the women
, bidn't wear. Think OF q woman being
arrayed in silk-worm dress, seal Skin
sacque, ostrich feather hat, goat Skin
shoes, whale bone stays, kid skin
, gloves, horse hide belt, tortoise shell
, comb, fish scale trimming. stuffed
canary birds, clam shell buttons. Spit;
dog muff, mink tail collarette, alligato
. hide purse and now the rattlesnak,
8 necktie. Solomon, in all his glory, wa
q not such menagerie, as one OF these
. and vet we love them no matter wha
= they wear.