Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-12-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


stripes tsstprh "a JAMES COOK.
-Mlssf1Sdith and Messrs. Walter
Harry and John Pinniger OF Millburv,
were the guests OF Perrysburg friends
on Friday last.
Arthur Hitchcock left for a ten
days business trip, combined with re-
creation and pleasure, on Wednesday
last. He visits Boston, New York
Philadelphia and some OF the other cit.
les OF note In the east.
The funeral of Mary Marguerite
Hefferman, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hefferman, OF Lime City, was
held In Perrysburg on Friday last.
Deceased was IL years of age. Funeral
from catholic church.
Alta meeting of the Epworth league
on Friday evening 1t was decided tc
celebrate the incoming of the twentieth
century on New Years eve by appro.
pirate exercises at the church. Full
details will be given later.
Although the general quarantine OF
McComb on account of diptheria, has
been declared ended. there are still oc-
casional cases, one death due to diph-
iberia having occurred this week. A
war has been started on the cats of the
town, as some of the pets have the dis
ease and it is necessary to kill them to
prevent the spread OF contagion.
"A. G. Fuller went TO Orlaud, Ind,
last week to attend the funeral of his
father, Elisha Fuller, whose death oc-
Cured on Tuesday Noy. 81, and the
funeral services were held on Thanks
giving day. Deceased would have
been S3 years of age in January next,
and was we'll known and highly re.
spected citizen. Mr.. Fuller was ac-
companied to Orland by his son Frank.
"A we'll known oil pumper predicts
an open winter and gives for his reason
the appearance Of frogs and snakes
within the last two weeks, says the
Findlay Republican. While at work
on his lease short distance from Find
lay the pumper killed number of
small garter snakes. Frogs have also
been heard to cry within the last few
days which is another sure indication
OF an open winter.-Sentinel.
The Christmas market, which is to
be given on the evenings OF the 18th. L.
and 18th Of December, by the ladies OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church, will be held
in the Clegg building on Second street.
Supper will be served from FIVE o'clock
on through the evening. The usual
small admission fee OF fifteen cents for
all, includes supper and everybody is
invited TO come and get their supper
and purchase their xmas presents at
some OF the counters.
IN. p. Clam and wife, are again at
their home in Maumee, where th. Y
will rem,'n a short time prior to an ex-
tended southern trip when they will
make sit to South America. Thew
spent las Winter in California and
while th"s secured about 800 photo
graph OF various beauty spots of our
country, which they have had ar
ranged for use in steropticon, thereby
enabling them toentertain their friends
with a charming description OF their
travels.
Among the numerous Thanksgiv
ing family parties, that given by Will
Frusher and wife was among the most
enjoyable. The great national fowl was
sacrificed and the guests who par tool;
thereof were John Simmons, wife, and
daughter Mable and son Alfred, Jacob
Hemminger, Austin Phillips, wife and
children, Charles Frusher, wife and
baby Ruth, Fred Hemminger, wife and
George Simmons, wife and
Andy Goard, John Carlstead f,
Mr.. Zerbe, Mrs. Thomas Frusher and
daughter Alice, and Mrs. Ed. Frusher
aud children.
This is an age of hustle, hustle and
sweep. A man hustles from early dawn
uatil the katydids sing In the twilight,
for three meals day and a place in
which to lie awake at night and worry
about it. II he doesn't overwork he is
called lazy, and If he does overwork he
goes crazy. He tolls and saves through
the day of his youth so that when he
grows old he can wear silk hat and sit
on the knee OF luxury, and when his
hair turns to snow and his whiskers
grow thin and gray in life's late after
noon, he finds he has been victimized
and grievously bunkoed by his own cal
culations as he is then too old and dis
abled 10 enjoy anything. Moral-Take
a moderate pace through life.
Frank Sly's large barn, located sew
eral miles west of Bowling Green, was