Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-22

friends here Monday.
George w. Browne OF LeMoyne,
was in town M M,nday.
Mr. and Mrs. French OF Air Line.
spent Sunday with G. A. Mills and wife.
Il. 1. Browne and G.. j. Evans went |
to Chicago, on the excursid Saturday.
Bed comforts at 81 and$lR5.
BFoNs
Miss Anna Wallace has returned
after several weeks stay In Bowling
Green.
Mrs. Chas. Burton and Mrs. Joe
Nellis spent Tuesday with friends in
Maumee.
Miss Florence Spilker entertained
her niece, Miss Eta Leubben OF Toledo
last week.
-Chas. Veitch and wife Of Toledo.
we're guests of A. j. Wl,zler and wife
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Temple OF B. g., sec
ond daughter OF VIM. Viber, died sud
denly on Monday.
For Rrsr.-rhe poal house on
Front street. WIN. sassrooK'
For bargains in millinery, And mill
linery novelties. call at Miss Adamson's
millinery parlors.
Miss Minnie Schneider OF Toledo,
spent the past week with her cousin,
Miss Ada Schneider.
Mrs. E. c. Lee returned home
Wednesday from "A two weeks visit
with relatives in Cleveland
Mrs. Carl Beckham OF Toledo, re.
turned on Monday after a pleasant visit
with her sister Mrs. Holbrook.
. Abraham Frck has sold to the
Buckeye Brewing Co., a tract Of land
y, In Perrysburg township for Sl400. a
"A good line OF duck coats 81 apd
$3.50, at BAGpN's.
George Erwin and wife OF Eocbes-
ter, N. Y. returned home after visit
with cousins OF this place and in Has
!; kns.
= Mrs. Fred Champney, and daugh-
ter Catharine, will leave for Lincoln,
Neh., in few days, where they will
s join the doctor.
Philip Wetzel and wife we're In B.
G.. on Sunday last. Mrs. w. remained
oyer Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Geo. Ordway.
Geo. Greenough, Mrs. VIM. Cobb
and Mrs. L. w. Haskins OF Watervllle,
we're called to the bedside OF a sick un-
!. Gle ofF'orest, Canada, last week.
Arthur C. Root has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF Caleb
Root, whose death was caused by step
II ping off train before it had stopped
Mrs. George Ordway Of B. g., died
very suddenly on Sunday morning last
of spinal meningitis. The deceased
was an estimable lady and had many
frlendS VINO mourn her deatn.
!. Many friends OF Sheriff Kingsbury
= and wife, will be pleased TO hear the
: cheering news that Mrs. Kingsbury II
recovering from her serious illness. ano
there is now every hope that she viii
soon be about the house.
OF Walter E. Escott has resigned hi
position with the B. G. Democrat ant
has commenced work with the B. f
Wade Co.. OF Toledo. Mr.. E. is one o
|, the best all-roupd printers In the Stat'
and we hope his labors may be in pleas
a ant lines.
IN I'd leave my happy home and cross th'
ID deep blue sea,
Rather than be without Charley ant
my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
An old invitation In the possession
II of Miss aulburd gives an idea OF societ
NJ in Perrysburg in 1889. 1t is written o.
N unruIed note paper, lengthwise OF tn
- sheet, while the address was inscribe
= on the middle of the folded sheet, an,
reads: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkison's com
pliments and request the pleasure Q
= Mr., ard Mrs. ]. Spink's company a
I dinner this afternoon at o'clock. Jan
l, 1899.
"A new invoice Of those cotto
blankets, just In, at 5oS<Rer pair a
VIM. Bartons.
e. p. Ayerill and wife, started o
Tuesday morning for Santa Barbars
W CAL. expecting to spend the Winter o
m the Pacific coast. Mr.. Averill ha
d, taken with him all the necessary para
III phernalia which usually accompanies
disciple OF Isaac Walton, and II ther