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

MIR. Hendricks OF Missouri, called
on jacob Huiford on Tuesday last.
"A. C. Fuller and wife spent Sunday
In Monclova with Mrs. F.'s parents.
Miss Lou Hartsing spent Tuesday
with her cousin, Miss Edythe Hufford.
Mrs. e. Bourdo and daughter Ger
trude, spent Tuesday with the family
Of Jacob Hufford.
Misses Maggie Baker and Lillian
Harsh OF Toledo spent Sunday with
Miss Carrie Rhoda.
Frank Rhoda and sister, Miss Mar
garet, are spending the week with
relatives in Swantou.
Mrs. A. P. Johnson visited friends
IN Bowling Green, and Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Storey and Mrs. Troup spent a day
with Mrs. johnson in Perrysburg the
past week.
The G. M. B. A. society very pleas
antly entertained party OF guests at
their hall Tuesday evening. Progress
sive pedro was the feature OF entertain
ment and at the conclusion of the con-
test the prizes for skillful playing were
awarded to George Munger and Mrs.
William Dibling, while the consolation
gifts we're bestowed upon Charles and
Miss Mary Schwind. Light refresh
ments were served and all present
thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality of
the society.
Andrew Horn was pleasantly sur
prised by number OF friends and
neighbors at his home on Tuesday eve.
ming, the occasion being his forty-sev-
enth birthday. Games and cards were
played, refreshments were served and
at late hour the guests departed,
wishing him many more returns OF the
day. Among those present were: Cas-
per Horn and wife, Frank White and
wife, Fred Weber and wife, Mike
Weaver and wife, James Marriet and
wife, Art Mandell aud wife, Elmer
Wagg and wife, Philip Philbin and
wife, Joe Fuller, Katie Horn, Clara
White and Catherine Thornton.
Many lady friends, with needle and
thimble, were entertained at the home
of Miss Ethel Wellstead on Wednes'
day afternoon of last week. Those
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Ida Kohl, Anna Letherer, Carrie
Schneider, Ella Neiderhouse, Sadie
Kiingler, Ada Schneider and Name
Neiderhouse. After finishing the
needlework given them, refreshments
were served followed by the distribu
tion OF Valentines of which Miss Lidi
Kohl proved to be the lucky lady ant
Miss Anna Letherer the unlucky ont
that OF (going to be) an "old maid.
Ladies were highly pleased with thei
afternoons enjoyment and hope Mis-
Wellstead may entertain again soon.
The Hillard telephone compan,
have commenced work on the outsid,
construction and the line will soon b.
completed. The poles are being PLACED
and wires will be stretched Throughout
the town in a few days. Within s.
days. il the weather permits, we expec
to be enabled to talk to our patrons b.
wire, and will be glad to have on
:, friends remember us when they hay
any items of interest. Two sampl
!, phones such as will be used by the Hill
: lard company are placed In the jour
NAL office where they may be examine
by persons wishing to obtain any infor
:, nation regarding the service. MI
. Hillard proposes that his exchange vii
= be the equal in service of any in tn
State, none but the very best instru
0 ments being used.
Mrs. e. N. Blue who is GONZALES
cent from long Illness was happil
surprised by neighbors and friends VIII
met at her home on Tuesday afternoo
s. in recognition OF her 18th birthday
o There were present. Mesdames A. Wi
!. son, j. Koontz, Aboie Tefft, Ann Perrin
d l.. Mahr, j. Homer, Geo. Heckler, W
9 Sweet, w. Dibling, j. B. Dunn an
n Misses Hayes, Franey, Sweet an
x Wilson. Rey. A. P. Johnson, the onl
s gentleman invited, acted as right han
9 supporter for Mr.. Blue and gave it q
1t his professional opinion that each lad
G must have contributed her masterpiece
W in the culinary art, the feast being @,
o cellent IN quality and bountiful /
+ quantity. The occasion was very Ell
lr loyable one, each having done gene
GUS part in making it pleasant tim
- Tor remembrance.
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