Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-08-16

guest of Mrs. Il. e. Peck over Sunday.
"A ladies pa,en. ,es eer shoe. Ire
latest lasts at ART VKBnrHHR's.
Mrs. L. ID. Priest apd Miss Kate |
Brown are spending The week in Bui.
falo.
Miss Edna Crit,enden OF Detroit,
visited with Perrysburg relatives this
week.
Miss Alice Nngley Of Cleveland.
was the guest OF Miss Helen Danz on
Sunday.
Miss Edith Stricken of Hastings,
Mich, is visiting relatives IN Perrys-
burg this week.
Mrs. John Garold and son Of San
dusky are visiting Frank Siler and
family this week.
Miss Katharine Rhoda has re.
turned home from Ada, where she has
been attending school,
For RENT-Housepn F1f1 street.
6". ADA&EHNGDoRF
The Disciple Sunday School Of B.
G., passed through here on Wednesday
enroute to Walbridge Park.
Mrs. Kate jameson returned from
Monroe on Monday after enjoying Il
pleasant visit with her sister.
-Battenbery braids and threads at
Miss Adamson's millinery sbre. All
Da''er" mia hats and b0nne'' will clos. closed
-Chas. Schailcr and Miss Helen
Reubenssl spen, Sunday in Cleveland,
the guests of Miss RS aunt, Mrs. Frank
Htartmick.
The members oi The Methodist
Sunday School of Perrysburg went to
Walbridge Park on Wednesday for II
days outing.
-Chas. M. Hamilton and wife, Mrs.
DR.. Hamilton, J. o. Bryant, and Miss
Bryant and Miss Bonham spent few
days IN Detroit this week.
Miss Sarah j. Beach Of Toledo, is
, giving instructions in vocal and instru.
mental music to n number OF Perrys.
burg pupils and is having marked sue
cess. She makes a specially Of chill.
! dren s classes.
Inf nAr-
tha Long, 20, both OF Grand Rapids
G and Fred w. Myers, aged AZ, salesman,
q residing at Lucky, and Ida L. Roll. "a,
milliner, at Pemberville, were granted
. licenses TO marry. n
e "A complete assortmeN of infant,
5 '0'' sole shoes at ART Fr1pnISrR's
Capt. A. r. Champney pud wife
returned from delightful trip on the
lakes aud brief visit at Godgrich. Ont.
a charming Canadian summer resort
The Captain and Mrs. Champney are
in excellent health and greatly re-
freshed from theix outing. II
For sALE-s5 Mares of Nstiopal
Wheel Company stdk. soushsrd &
Southland, $40 Nasty BSl llding, Feledo.
22tf
Edward Beverslock and l.. F. Don
ahey of B. g.. are about TO establish a
bank at Haskins. The village has long
felt the need Of such an institution and
it is believed IL will be success. II
will be Known as the Farmers Savings
Bank.
Xavier Pilliod, died at his home in
Maumee, on Monday, Aug. IL, 1901
aged 70 years. He was one Of the early
settlers Of the village and one oi the
/ most wealthy farmers Of the Maumes
Valley. Funeral this friday morning
, from ST. Joseph's Catholic church q,
0 O'clock.
The beauty thief has come to stay.
Unless you drive the pimples and black
heads away;
Do this; don't look like fright;
Take l.ocky Mountain Ten tonight.
Miss Anna johnson entertained .
small party OF lady friends at tea or
Monday evening, in honor Of Mrs. VIM
, Meagley aud Mrs. Lulu Averill-Paine
The guests were Mines. Frank Hollen'
beck, Gertrude Hughes. VIM. Meaglev
Lulu Paine. the Misses Chapman aui
Jessie Powell.
The jury in the suit Of the Toledo
Railway and Terminal company against
Edna'Johnson which has been occupyins
the attention OF the probate court for ths
y past two days, brought u verdict oi 39lC
i for the defendant. The railway compaD,
4 gets thirty foot right OF way through