Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-08-02


Capt. Wetmore and wife spent
Sunday with relatives at Hull Prairie.
"A. X. Detwiler. wife and children
OF Toledo. spent Sunday with f. G. Eb-
erly and family. ~
For =! Rnsr-Houss on FfS street.
Edgar. Percy and Donald Hamp-
ton spent last week with relatives near
Bowling Green.
"A. c. Fuller and three boys have
been enjoying visit with relatives in
Indiana this week.
Amelia Wetzel and Miss Helfr,ch
60 to Buffalo on Thursday to attend
the Pan-American.
Smith Sticlsles and vile are the
proud parents OF a ten pound boy which
arrived at their home on Friday last.
Mrs. G. l.. Hubbell of Monclova.
and Frank Hubbell OF Hammansburg,
were guests of A. c. FulleT and family.
Special bargains in law s And dini-
ties to close out. WMBARToN
Charles Ragan OF Maumee was In
town Monday. He was having trouble
with his binder and came to Perrys.
burg for an expert machinist. 81
"A complete assortme Ia OF infapts
soft sole shoes, at ART FINyopEIaER'
Grand Rapids citizens are making
preparations to we'll entertain the sur
viyors OF the old Sixty-eighth regiment
who will meet there in annual reunion
on August Is.
Rev. FIR. Rieken OF Fostoria, was
in town Monday He came here to con-
duct the funeral services OF the late
Mrs. Restle. While here he was the
guest CT Rev. Kleekamp.
DIR. Bowers will attend the Wood
! county gun clubs shooting tournament
at II. G. the last OF the month. The
doctor is a skilled marksman and will
undoubtedly make good score.
| William Bailey. an aged farmer,
who owns 100 acre farm with produc.
ing oil wells upon 1t. was arrested for
breaking into the corncrib Of Eugene
Sly. He was caught In the act of steal.
ing corn, so says the Tribune.
VIM. Hahn wears a smile that ID
larger than a full moon, and it's all on
account OF fine l0-lb. baby boy thai
arrived at his home on Thursday morn
ing. It's the first baby in the family
and is monarch OF all he surveys.
The we'll which Geo. B. Wild wa.
drilling in Middleton township, ant
which was reported as flowing, hal
proven an utter failure so far as oil II
concerned. 1t was perfectly dry, MOI
showing the slightest sign Of oil.
Fred Schwind and VIM. Dibling O
Perrysburg and John Schwiud O
Roachton attended the Pan. American
at Buffalo, and report delightful trip
1t is safe to declare that they found
SALT Neuremberg" on the Midway aui
quaffed glass OF "Hofbrau"
The beauty thief has come to stay,
Unless you drive the pimples and black
heads away;
Do this; don't look like a fright;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight.
Rev. Stecker and wife are visiting
relatives in Findlay and will renal,
there over Sunday. On account Of hi
absence there will be no preaching
service at the M. e. church next Sun
day. The Epworth League meeting
aud Sunday School services will b,
held as usual. ~
"A ladies patent ID Ith~ shoe, ID,
latest lasts at ARr\NhpErsrR's
Andy Joseph, HaroldVGriffith ant
Misses Minnie Brown and Bertha Smitl
formed party at the home of Mrs
Hughes, Perrysburg. From there the.
went to an ideal picnic ground dow
the river and spent the day, chaperone'
by Mr.. and Mrs. Art Finkbeiner.-
Tribune, July %.
An original short story "The Man
ifestations," by Gertrude Potter Dan
iels, Short stories by George Beardsle.
and Helene Hicks. 1.-THE Servant Cir
OF the Future" by L. A. Paisley. "Snm
mer Life at the National Capital" II
lustrated from photographs, by Waldo
Faucet. San Address to Wives" b
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. A page Of beau
tiful summer houses on the Atlanti
Coast, "The Bachelor Girl and He
. Sofa Pillows" by Ethel M. Colson
midsummer Work Among the Flow
ers," by Eben Il. Rexford, "Amateu