Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-01-12

guest OF Il. II. Sargent aud family.
Miss Cora uempGeld OF Mt. Gilcad
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kinney.
Jacob L. Hunt and A,meda &.
Walters were granted license to wed.
Miss Winnie Gillespie of Toledo
wns the guest Of Miss May DuFord on
Sunday last.
B. c. Hamilton went TO Gaylord,
Mich, on Thursday, where he was
summoned by the death OF cousin.
Isaac Charlton, n pioneer citizen OF
Wood county, died at his home near B.
G. on Monday at the age of 81 years.
Love all, trust but a few,
Do wrong to none, be able for thine enemy
Rather III power, than use: and keep thy friend
Under thy own lfes key; be checked for silence,
But never taxed for speech.
Shakespeare.
Ladies' felt shoes. January sale
price 81 0S and S0d
RT FINKBEINER' IS.
Mrs. Emma Huiford has returnad
from Danville aud Chicago, where she
has been visiting her sons for the past
few weeks.
j. G. Webb OF LeMoyne, one OF the
pioneer settlers of this section, was in
town Wednesday and renewed his
allegiance TO the JOURNAL
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 Wedertz and Will Wederz
attended the inauguration at Colum-
bus. Miss Wedertz remained there TO
visit her sisters for few weeks.
"A business letter from j. w. Merry,
formerly of Perrysburg Informs the
JOURNAL that they are now located in
Newton, Kansas, and are doing nicely.
The Home Steam Laun-
dry of Bowling Green, still
have their agency at M.
F. Yeager's. Try them.
Fl. j. Oblinger OF Toledo, Sheriff
Kingsbury, c. w. Evers, H. S. Chaplin
and David VanVorhees of b. G. at
tended the funeral OF N. II. Callard
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Callard Milton OF Sc
attic, WASH, is visiting her old home
in Perrysburg and expects to return
10 the west in February accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Ella Callard,
who will make her home with Mrs.
Milton.
Mrs. Frank Rhoda, Mrs. F. Hilla'
brand, Misses Tillie Cornelius, Carrie
and Maggie Rhoda and Frank Zingg ol
this place, and VIM. Leer OF Bowling
attended the installation Of officers ol
the Maccabees in Toledo Wednesday
evening. ,
u-The genuine rubber lined mackin
81 go. ART FINKBEINER.
Miss Bertha Cranker started fol
Colorado on Tuesday, where she ex-
poets to remain year or more for the
benefit CT her health. She will make
her home in the town OF Longmount
Miss Cranker is universal favorite ir
this locality and her legion of friend
sincerely hope the climate Of Colorado
may restore TO her the health she seeks
Friends OF Z. c. Simmons of thi
place, will be pleased to learn OF hi
promotion as agent at Marysville OF
the Il. & o. G. r. r. He has beel
operator and agent for the past thre'
years at Raymonds, o. The X. OF P
lodge OF Raymonds surprised him will
banquet as mark Of their high e.
TEEN. Mr.. Simmons served six month
in the Cuban war.
We are informed by Capt. BlacI
that the rails on the extension of tn
electric road to Jerry City, are al
down, but the ground being frozen s
hard, the roadbed can not be leveled uI
II the weather will not moderate soor
ballasting will begin and the ties lev
eled in that way. In either case, car
are expected to run on the extentio
within month.-Tribune.
On Saturday evening David Waite
started to run from the postoffice to tn
street in order TO get on street car
and in his haste did not notice an iro
bar extending between two hitchin
| posts until he ran against 1t with sucl
force as to throw him backward strik
ing his head upon the stone curbine
| inflicting a severe scalp wound an