Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-05


Mrs. DR.. Winfield and daughter
visited relatives ut Weston over New
Years.
Postmaster Saxby Of Weston, gave
the JOURNAL man pleasant call last
Friday.
Miss Maggie Ranker Of Toledo, yis-
tied with Gus Ranker and family over
New Years.
The week OF prayer is being OBJ
served by the NJ. L. church congrega-
tion this week.
Capt. A. r. Champney and A. r.
williams we're in b. G. a few days
since on an oil deal. >
Misses uudcrwearfor ages to Is,
only 25c garment at
ART FrSrelHHH's.
L. A. Thompson OF GallIpolis, was
home for New Years. He will return
to his position next week.
Mrs. c. D. Young and son OF To-
ledo. spent New Years with her sister,
Mrs. Corwin Webb, aud family.
Mrs. Peter Haas and Ms. V. A.
Haas and children Of East Toledo, Wis
tied Perrysburg relatives the FIRST ol
the week.
4 &C. A. Mills and wife attended the
Goth wedding anniversary Of Frank
Berry and wife in Toledo on New
years day.
-Motorman Charles Muir is rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of n new baby boy
which made its appearance at his home
on Saturday last.
Mrs. Eliza Repass well and favor
ably known in this county, died at ner
home in Toledo, on Tuesday morning
at the age OF 20 years.
M. Hartsing aud vile have re
turned from Saginaw, Mich, where
they spent the Holidays with thei'
daughter, Mrs. F. L. Cowles. \.
All our sl25 fancy shirts rtducet
to sl.OO. A good assortment 4 selec
from. ART FNKB&INER.
"A letter from our old friend ant
school mate, ]. p. Zaenger OF Gowauda
N. Y, states that snow is go deep tha
roads must be cut so That teams ma,
pass.
Each member OF the American Elk
press company was given five dolla
gold piece tor Christmas present. /
is estimated that s65, 600 was given il
this way.
M. g. Brown and daughter, MIR:
Hankey OF Bowling Green, were i
Pcrrysburg Wednesday. The had bee
visiting James Smith OF Lime City an
called on friends while enronte home.
j. B. LucIey the state inspector {
oils, OF the First district, filed his ar
,s nual report with the governor Satul
! day. 1t shows that there were 315.75
It barrels inspected, on which SIS. .787 s.
4 fees were collected.
&C. D. Yonker OF Bowling Greer
- who has been connected with the pal
- senger department Of the c. 81. & L
r. r. has resigned and will engage i
the insurance business. He has mad
himself very popullr.
e. Geo. a. Wolf of Sandusky Soldier
y, home spent the holidays with relative
ic at Woodville and attended the famil
ac ac reunion at the home OF VIM. G. Hel
&c ricks on Sunday. He also visited Pc
rysburg relatives this week. u
o The best l5c hose in the, mark'
for Misses and childrjh, heavy thrt
sc thread knee aud fine auge at
e All FMKBEINER's.
90 The electric light plant will soon
So equipped for iucandescent lightin
90 Many contracts have been placed II
90 commercial lights and as soon as Il
&c lights are ready to turn on the peop
oc will gladly lay aside smoky coal {
Sc lamps.
NC sc Prof. 1. N. Saddlor, formerly su
&c erintendent OF the Perrysburg schoo
,Sc has located at Little Rock, Arkans,
80 as general agent for the Americ
zoe Book company. He has written
50 % his family to join him there but tn
: will not move their household goo
till in the spring. They have resid
:. at East Toledo for the past few years.
C. w. Crops was surprised
r, Christmas, his SD birthday, by
,e, nephews H. e. Maudell, eldest son a
RI four daughters and w. A. Mandell, WI
" and two youngest children, his MET