Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-03-02

e. G. Beach of Ne~yYork is visit
ing his Perrysburg home for few
days.
-Supt. Cosgrove OF the Perrysburg
schools, visited Supt. Hard in B. G. on
Saturday. \
Sec our line of ehbroideries, all
widths at Sc and &c yard
ART FyAyBE1NER.
C. T. French and wife OF Toledo,
spent last Sunday at the home of G. A.
Mills and wife.
IN. l.. Curtis returned last Thurs
day from two weeks visit at his home
near Marshall, Mich.
Chris Hoffman, who has been quite
i'll with the grip, is again attending to
business and was in Bowling Green on
Saturday last.
AT home, regret, reception or any
other kind OF cards and envelopes to
match, also score cards, sold very cheap
at the JOURNAL office. 44tf
-Miss Emma Zeisler has gone TO
Massillon, o., where she has accepted
position as organist in st. Joseph
church, and teaching music.
Dennis MCGEE, proprietor OF the
Burnett House, Toledo, was killed on
Saturday last by falling down the ele-
vator shaft OF the hotel. He lived
about 20 minutes after being removed
from the bottom OF the shaft.
Erwin E. Weaver, 81, driller, OF
Stony Ridge and Mary Grabenstetter,
l6, of Lime City, and Manzo Karns, 81,
an oil pumper of Rislngsun, and Elsie
Phillips, 10, Of Risingsun, we're granted
marriage Licences on Friday last.
Manager Denman and his men
were kept very busy on Wednesday en-
deavoring to keek the cars running
1t was almost impossible to keep the
4 track clear enough for a car to pass but
no effort was lacking on the part Of the
/ company.
j Miss Fannie Veitch lett Thursday
for South Dakota where she has re
ceived an appointment as government
seamstress in an Indian reservation
Miss Veitch successfully passed the
civil service examination last fall and
received her appointment on Monda,
OF this week.
Governor Nash has appointed N
B. c. Love, D. D., OF Gilmore, member
OF the board OF trustees OF the Ohit
Archaeological and Historical societ,
for the term of three years. Mr.. Low
is we'll known here, having been at ont
time pastor OF the M. e. church herr
and also presiding elder of this district
Central Pass niger Association Mile
age tickets are goo on the Nickel Plat
road between Buhke and Chicago o
intermediate station on and afte
Feb. 10. n 19-Mar2 z
"A petition in error was filed IL
common pleas court on Friday 10 th
case of E. r. Stacy against the Villag
of Haskins. Stacy was recently con
yicted and fined 500 for violating tn
local option at Haskins. A pint bOttl
of whiskey, marked exhibit No. /,
attached to the petition. Another cas-
filed on the the same day Is that @
Willis Downs against the village O
Haskius. Downs was also fined $40
for the same offense as that for whicl
Stacy was conyicted.
George E. Smith, who was arreste,
at Bowling Green as a counterfeiter
was sentenced to four years in the pen
itentiary by Judge Taylor. The cas-
occupied four days and is remarkabl
, for the speedy manner in which it wa
hustled through. 1t was surpris
to many that such case should b
tried in a State court, but 1t seem
Prosecutor McClelland dug up LAY
proving the rights OF State courts /
!. such cases. The u. S. courts are yer
easy with counterfeiters, usually givin
a very short time sentence and Smith
G four years which he drew from Woo
6 county is harder dose than usual
c given.
' On Monday evening the T.. G. f
A. society gave their last card part
z before lent at their hall, and 1t was
e fitting finish to the season OF pleasur,
q About 75 guests were present and II
{ dulged in progressive pedro through
% series OF very interesting games. Th
''SS first prizes we're captured by Nil
Z Tory Hoffman, and Frank Neife
,c and the ''boobies" by John Eckel an
e Miss Carrie Heilman. Elegant re
. ireshments were served and pleasal
,e evening by all present. This socie'
,,c has an enviable reputation as ente
% tainers and those fortunate enough