Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-08-23

Art Finkbeiner and family went to
Detroit on Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Nellis was the guest Of
Bowling Green friends last week.
Misses Gertrude aud Grace Chap
man are spending this week at the Pan
American.
Miss Carolina Boetsch Of Fremont
was the guest OF her brother George !
| Boetsch, on Wednesday.
-Alva Burt, 11-year-old boy Of Tc-
ledo, was drowned while bathing In the
Maumee river on Tuesday.
On Tuesday evening last there
were myriads of crickets at every point
where an electric light is stationed.
Where they came from seemed a
mystery.
Samuel Leverton, west OF here, has
returned from visit to his old home
In England. He has been gone about
three months and saw all of his old
friends. He was accompanied by his
niece.-B. q. Tribune.
Rev. ]. 81. Kleekamp went to Edg-
erton, on Tuesday TO attend the first
mass of newly ordained priest, who
had, as boy, been one of the pupils of
Rev. Kleekamp when he was located in
that place. The young priest received
his education in Europe, and has been
stationed at Edgerton.
Many people are complaining Of
the depredations OF boys who are steal
. ing fruit and destroying trees by break
ing the limbs. A number OF boys are
in fair way to be arrested for such
thieying unless they discontinue the
practice, and this notice is published as
a warning. CITIZEN.
-Gotleib Welland. a pioneer OF Wood
, county, died at Perrysburg on Sunday,
D from the infrmities Of old age. For
many years he resided at Jerry City,
but four years ago moved to Perrysburg
with his family. Funeral services were
held at Jerry City Tuesday, in charge
OF Vitus lodge, No 602, /. o. o. F., oil
which he was u member. Internent
t was made in the cemetery near tina,
t place.
ID. X. Holienbeck returned from
Buffalo Tuesday evening. He says he
met Frank Powell and DIR. ]. ii. Rhein
G frank at Cleveland. I'D. K" says they
Il were enjoying themselves in very
d orthodox manner and their wives were
:, keeping careful watch over them. A
''grape vine" telegram from the doctor
. at Buffalo says he met I'D. K" a
4. Cleveland; that he was travelling alone
4. and that we might guess the rest.
l. Art Finkbeiner has sold his stor,
,r building TO Walter Snyder and will
e. close out his stock OF dry goods prepar
ID alorv to going out OF business in Perrys
burg. He has decided to form part
-, nership with his father in the furnitur
. business in East Toledo, and as soon a
=, he closes out here will locate in tn
=. city. AS yet he has not decided wher
. he will locate his family but it Is hope
they will remain in Perrysburg. MI
y, f. has been in business here for tn
y. past seven years and has become wei
l., known as an energetic and hOnorab'
business man. His successor will cor
tinuein the grocery trade and it
hOped will be successful
= The following item from the RIOS
A. common News refers 10 Coy" Newto
- formerly OF this place: Ever since tn
= End OF May, the morning on which tn
- disastrous fire occurred which sweI
= the block at the corner OF Lake an
>, Main streets, in which was located th
- large drygoods store OF II. G. Newtol
, he has been out OF business. The caus
49,, of this was his inability to secure a Sc
:. Element with the insurance compan.
:, Last Monday compromise was agree
~ TO and II settlement arrived at. M
Newton knew that he had II good CLAIM
=. but rather than enter into lawsu
10 that 1t might take years to settle, a
-. cepted small cut from the face OF th
- policy. Mr.. Newton is receiving CO.
gratulations OF his many friends hel
be on the success attending his efforts.
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