Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CuSO lTleOuS tulS Week.
Mrs. d. vanHelleu was visiting rel
atives in Pemberyille Friday.
Ed Simmons and family were enter
tanned by Mrs. Handy on Christmas.
&C. c. Kohl OF the Ohio State Uni
versitv is home for holiday vacation.
Lulu Wallace spent Christmas with
her friend Miss Mussen at Wapakonetn.
james Long OF Weston was the
guest VI L. r. Wellstead on Friday
last.
Henry Haas and wife of Toledo, en-.
joyed Christmas with Martin Lally and
wife.
VIM. Furry OF Pemberville was en-
terlaiued by his sister, Mr.. d. Van Hell
len Sunday.
--Hamp Cook, wife and son Howard
enjoyed the hospitality of his mother
last Sunday.
John Todd and wife of Bowling
Green were the guests OF Perrysburg
friends Saturday.
L. Fl. Harbauer and family OF Penn
berville, were guests OF ]. G. Hoffman
aud family on Xmas.
Henry Alexander and wife of To-
ledo we're guests OF Mrs ii. @. Law
renee on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Frey and daughter and
Miss Gretchen Valois were guests OF N.
Wedertz. and family.
e. B. Chapman and wife of Mystic,
Conn.,, were guests Of VIM. Comstock
and family this week.
"A boy can pull four times more
weight in boys on sled than he can
coal from the back yard.
Mike Hartsing and family spent
their Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. Redding in Toledo.
Mrs. J. A. Robertson and Miss Rob.
ertson were guests of L. d. Ross and
family In Toledo on Xmas.
Tom Webb OF the Dayton Soldiers
Home is shaking hands with his many
Perrysburg friends this week.
Mrs. George Shoemaker and chill
dren and Miss Libby Bayer OF Napoleon
are the guests OF relatives here.
Fred Thornton and wife of Weston,
are visiting at the home of his parents.
Chester Thornton and wife of Perrys-
burg.
The young woman who got married
in balloon short time ago must have
thought that there was no man on
earth good enough for her.
w. II. Williams and wife OF Jasper,
Mich, Albert Neuhausel of Toledo, and
John Dawson and wife OF Hasklns. were
guests of L. l. Brown and family this
week.
Andy Mutchler, and old Perrys-
burg boy who has been away from the
Burg for five years, has returned to the
scenes OF his childhood. and is renew
ing old acquaintauces.
Marriage licenses we're issued
Thursday, to the following couples;
Howard Shearer, Portage, and Luella
Vanbuskirk, of Bowling Green; John
G. Miller and Bessie Perrin, both Of
Weston; Edmond Nj. lambert. clerk,
and Emma E. Wollam, both of Rising
sun.
Down at Hoytvillc, we understand,
the ''bOys" have been having a high
old time lately-mucb worse than when
liquor was sold over bar. Firs water
is now bought OF Findlay parties bY the
gallon and old-fashioned drunks with
interest can be had in short order. A
regular jamboree this week resulted in
several arrests.-N. 3. Beacon.
There have been 1916 new Modern
Woodmen camps organized by Wood
men deputies during the period jan
uary to November /, 1900, according
to Head Consul Northcott's statement
just issued. The number of charter
members In these totaled 23,817 or an
average OF Is 2-S members per camp.
In addition, during the same period,
the deputies put 45,74S members into
old Woodmen camps making total
membership Of 69,565 secured by de-
puties from January to November l.
"A Wabash train struck a buggy
containing two young men Chas. Car
mon and Wayne Crowell OF Montpelier
on Christmas day. The engine struck
the buggy with such force that the two
men were hurled distance OF $50 feet
and killed instantly. The buggy was
completely wrecked and the horse was
so badly injured that it died few min
utes later. CrOwell was recently mar